mark, let's get back to you. >> mark: >> mark: okay. in cleveland gear gave our city a bad name after last night's game. sucker punched a guy wearing a cubs shirt. chris tanaka has the video. >> chris: this is the type of story you don't like seeing. the beat down went down at eagle and ontario right after the game. bystander caught it all on his cell phone. take a look. a guy wearing a cubs jersey just kind of standing there. man in the hauled off and hit him. you can see put him out. the 36-year-old's name is alan anderson from illinois. he was out cold for minutes. he told police he got into the argument with the suspect and the witness who got this video says things got out of hand way too quick. >> the cubs fan said you guys just blew a 3-1 lead. [ bleep ] you. and then obvious no one likes to be told that. so the indians fan then went back at him and said you're all anything. fight me. [ bleep ] >> and then the cubs fan said hit me now. i dare you. you won't. and as soon as he said that, he was laying on the ground. he probably did

mark nolan. hey, ramona. >> romona: hi, mark. >> mark: what percentage of americans lie when they go to the doctor? >> romona: hum. i have done this. [ laughing ] >> romona: i'm going to say 70%. >> mark: it's not that bad. it's half. 50%. laughing and lying. [ bell ringing ] >> romona: i lied about my age once. >> mark: lying and laughing. you would never do that. ok, anyone like coming in first place... in everything that matters? introducing the all-new 2017 ford super duty. the only high-strength, military grade, aluminum alloy body heavy duty pick-up. it takes first place in every measure of tough: best-in-class payload. best-in-class horsepower. and best-in-class torque. winner, winner, chicken dinner. this is the next level. . >>> welcome back. there's a unique tournament combining the deliberate speed of chess with the fast speed of hip-hop. >> romona: it's bringing kids together to learn how to play the game and develop critical thinking skills. mark albert is in washington to explain. >> everybody shake hands. >> reporter: competed at this chess tournament at the kennedy center in washin

mark: how did you do that? >> romona: how did you do that, mark? >> mark: holy cow. i think i lost a couple of pounds back in there. >> romona: well played. >> mark: i should get you that. i have a golden snowflake. >> romona: thank you. this is so beautiful. i'm going to put it on my tree. thank you. >> mark: yes. >> romona: very nice. >> mark: nothing but holiday hits. >> romona: look at you and your tricks. >>> trending today, a heart tugging white house visit. >>> and kanye causes controversy yet again with his latest . >>> welcome back. kanye west leaving many scratching their heads. >>> a president meets a little guy wise beyond his years. >>> but first. >> i voted on trump. >> romona: hip-hop superstar kanye west latest stream of consciousness at his show earlier this week is trending now. the politically charged rant made for some aggravated fans west also said we are in a racist country. however, talking about racism was a distraction and that no presidential candidate was going to change that. >>> now this. you remember the 6-year-old boy who wrote a touchin

mark? >> mark: chris, thank you. >>> hillary clinton and donald trump making their final approach for votes deciding the they argue trump's temperament disqualifies him for the job. >> he his a long history of insulting people. it did not just start in the campaign >> mark: trump brought up the f.b.i.'s investigation into clinton's e-mails in get out the vote rally in new hampshire. >> how can hillary manage this country when she can't even manage her e-mail >> mark: touch needs a strong republican turn out in rural areas. narrow lead. >> romona: entertainer jay z will perform at a campaign event in cleveland for hillary clinton. his wife beyonce will be there also. allison brunner joins us live now ahead of the 8 p.m. concert. we are hearing mrs. clinton will be there as well. allison? >> romona: we are having as well. let's go over to jeff and mark and see what's happening with weather and we will get everything straightened out. >> jeff: all right. let's do that. >> how are we doing? >> mark: doing all right. ran around the studio and feeling good now incredible shape. 4240. 40 feet 4:2. not yards >> jeff: well, 58 the high today and not too sha continue through the weekend. friday night fob games are out there. we will clear and clouds breaking up a

mark. she's in this town right now. - that's ridiculous. - oh, mark mark, darling stop trying to protect her. why don't you face it. what she did to you isn't enough. now, she's going to ruin us, too. - you know that nonsense. - you know it's true. - it isn't true. i don't believe she's here. i feel kind of foolish running around town, asking people - hello. glad i found you in. heard you people had taken this house. i'm arthur clymer. may i come in? - of course. - thank you. - i'm mike halliday. this is my wife. - hello. - how do you do? - i'm a neighbor of yours. up on the point. i remembered this morning i left a few things down here. thought i better stop by and pick them up. hope i'm not intruding. - no, no. - no, not at all. - you, uh you don't mind then, - go ahead. - thank you. i'm pretty proud of this. like a mother with her first born in a way. this is my first attempt at sculpture. - when did you do this? - couple of months ago. i was living here at the time, thanks to the willmans. - it's a nice piece of work. - thank you. - do you use a model for that? - why yes, you know her? -

good looking -- >> mark: too good looking. >> romona: they caught me looking. >> mark: that's a problem. >> romona: he says he's too good looking to be taken seriously. >> mark: i was going to do something similar but i'm so covered in tattoos. i'm just ink from either. >> romona: we know that's not true, mark. >> mark: i am completely sleeved. >> romona: no. >> mark: no. okay. let's do the sod full. >> do you want to go and get special ultrasounds. you want to make sure everything is okay with the baby. >> romona: some women have concerns about how old is too old to have a baby. next we are getting answers on some of the health problems a will your business be ready when growth presents itself? american express open cards can help you take on a new job, or expand your office and take on whatever comes next. find out how american express cards and services . >>> always watching, always tracking. now your first alert forecast. morning, wasn't it? we had the sun. we had that little bit of a warmup early in the morning. and then the front came through. forget about it. that north wind kicked in. we had a little bit of rain. now the temperatures are dropping. so

the best care, at clevelandclinic.org/access >> mark: it's time for a little useless trivia with me or mark nolan. hey, romona. >> romona: hello. >> mark: according to a survey what is america's most disliked >> mark: third g pennsylvania is going viral now. >> romona: she began her class with a simple put powerful affirmation. >> what if it is too hard? >> i'm gonna push through. >> what if it is too rough? >> i'm gonna push through. >> what if there are too many words. >> i'm gonna push through. >> what if it is too tough? >> i'm gonna push through. >> what if you don't know how to do it. >> i'm gonna push through. >> i am gonna push through. >> romona: jasmine wright who works at the frederick douglas elementary in philadelphia posted this call and response exercise. wright shared the video in response to the presidential election. this encourages her students to push through any adversity and remember they are capable of accomplishing amazing things. >> good way to get the blood moving. >> lessons you won't sn >>> still to come on cleveland 19 news. an alert for parents about the most popular gift this christmas. what doctors say a

mark, romona? >> mark: thank you. still to come at 4:00. >> romona: thanksgiving tip. just this time for the holiday a customer blesses a waiter. >> mark: oh, hey, romona. >> romona: hi, mark. the average consumer uses how many sheets of toilet paper per day? >> romona: really. >> mark: yeah. >> romona: jeff -- i refuse to answer this. i'm a lady. jeff, how much. >> mark: no, stay away from jeff. it is 57. do not shake jeff's hands. >> romona: this is so wrong. >> mark: welcome back. finally at 4:00 a story that thanksgiving. >> romona: a total stranger in texas is being credited with leaving a $750 tip for a waiter from ire land. the waiter says this will help fly his new family home so they can meet other relatives. the waiter's girlfriend shared the photo. she told the huhington post she is expecting a baby in late january and says the tip was given on a $122.87 check. >> mark: i thought i was a good tipper but apparently not. >> romona: apparently not. that's wonderful. what a hugeea cleveland 19 news, we meet someone in the kitchen who is an inspiration and he's only 15 years old. he already has a new cookbook and the popular show

mark's part. giving mark the crown today. thanks, mark. a day dominated by the autumn statement here in the u.k. this is bloomberg. ♪ york,: it is noon in new 5:00 p.m. in london. i am vonnie quinn. david: i am david gura. welcome to "bloomberg markets." some bloomberg -- from the bloomberg world headquarters in new york, covering stories from washington, london and beijing, here is what we are watching. a breakdown on today's move by asset class. have aald trump will hard time divesting his businesses if you wanted to. and not in real estate in simple stocks and bonds. the former chief economic art laffer, joins us to discuss donald trump's policies. julie hyman joins us now with a look at the latest. julie: a mixed trade on this holiday short trading week. a little change day for the major averages. the dow jones is hitting another record with the gains on an intraday basis. the s&p and the nasdaq continue to lag.

mark nolan. hey, ramona. >> romona: hi, mark. >> mark: according to women's health, what percentage of women say they can't remember their natural hair color? [ laughing ] >> mark: can't even remember. >> romona: are you isn't natural? >> mark: i would never say that. >> romona: i'm going to say 30%. >> mark: you're close. it's 3%. [ bell ringing ] >> mark: there was a 3 in . >>> one pennsylvania bus driver went above and beyond to save the day for a fourth grade halloween party. >> mark: the girl was riding the bus when the tray of cupcakes she brought fell on the floor. >> romona: uh-oh. >> mark: seeing how upset she was, he went home and baked fresh cupcakes. she showed up just in time for the party. the class was so thrilled they wrote a note. to the bus driver that saved the day. oh, there's sprinkles on there. did you see that? >> romona: you wont those. that is so beautiful for her to do that. >> mark: i really like cupcake. i have a fresh coffee here too. >> romona: i'm talking about the huge heart and you want to eat the cupcake. it was great of the bus driver. did you see the visual. th

mark nolan. hey, ramona. >> romona: hi, mark. >> mark: here is how we're going with monday here. are you ready for this? >> romona: i'm ready. >> mark: what percentage of men have tried on women's clothing had they're home alone? >> romona: 7%. >> mark: 45% according to this survey. >> romona: oh, my. ? because i can't live my life without you ? ? here by my side ? >> romona: this soulful singer cashier had his 15 minutes of fame up on the stage with maxwell over the weekend. ? singing ? >> mark: how about that. >> romona: how incredible is that. >> mark: lucas held his own singing next to his musical hero. they performed a track that sent holiday to internet stardom. it looks like he is enjoying himself. >> romona: oh, yeah. who wouldn't. >> mark: all right. easy now. he doesn't know who won the election and he does not want to. >> romona: artist joe chandler says he's enjoying being bliss flee ignorant. chandler has gone to great lengths to isolate himself from the result. he even wears headphones in public and a sign that says i don't know who won and i don't want to. >> mark:

mark nolan. oh, hey, romona. easy one, mark. >> mark: on average refrigerators get cleaned how many many days. >> romona: if i do it or rocky? if i do it it is every 90 days. >> mark: it is 110. you are better. good for you. >> mark: welcome. a college professor made it easier on one student who just had a baby. her she could bring her newborn to class when she was nine months pregnant. after she had isaiah she took her up on the offer and sara worried her three week old would cry during the math course. she snapped a photo of the little guy and naturally, the photo went viral. >> that's a fresh one there. >> romona: that's precious. >> mark: cutie. very good. >>> still to come next at 5:00 on the cleveland 19 news, election day stress. volters on both sides of political aisle reporting strong feelings of worry and the hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. vo: in times of crisis america depends on steady leadership. donald trump: "knock the crap out of them, would you? seriously..."vo: clear thinking... donald

mark. >> reporter: back to you mark. >> mark: alright, thank you robin our team coverage continues right now on the storm rolling through. let's go to will tran right now live near 880 in freemont >> will: right now, big old drops of rain is coming down, mark. it started coming down this strong over the past 15, 20 minutes and it is not letting up. >>james: we love to send will out when it's really storming. >> james: sorry, will. >> will: conditions, one word ... miserable. >> will: people do not believe you. they laugh about a reporter being out in the field but they love to see us getting wet. >> will: let me give my microphone back to yoli. i'm going to step out

mark cassell. he's a professor at kent state. >> mark: mark, go flashes. i'll throw that out there right now. [ laughing ] >> kent state. >> mark: so, listen, ohio battle ground state. although that has been a little questionable over the last year or two. how would clinton win, how would trump win when it comes to the battle grounds? >> so the past -- both of them are very, very different, right. clinton has an easier past than trump does. took. but then flip a couple of states that obama took in 2008. so, for example, obama took florida, ohio. for trump to win, he has to flip all three of those and at the same time he has to take arizona and he has to take north carolina. those are two states that romney took. go ahead. i'm sorry. >> romona: no. you can finish. i was just wondering then why does it seem as if ohio has been left out of the crucial state picture? because everyone is focusing on pennsylvania, north carolina, florida. they keep for either of the candidates. >> i know. that's a great question. i think -- well, there's a couple things going on,

mark nolan. hey, ramona. >> romona: hi, mark. >> mark: what percentage of people regret getting their tattoo? >> romona: 32%. >> mark: oh, you're close. 40%. [ bell ringing ] >> romona: oh. i get that. >> mark: i do not regret it. >> mark: as far as you know. . >>> finally at 4:00, a 7-year-old you've just got to meet. >> mark: this is autumn fott. she was born prematurely and lost both legs at the knee when she was just 3. but as you can see, she's not letting that stop her gymnastic dreams. with the help of her coach, she's mastering a variety of cheerleading and she was little miss wheelchair. what a cutie. >> romona: she's determined. she's doing it. >> mark: not going to stop her. >> romona: good for her. >>> coming up on news 19 at 5:00, stopping porch pirates. it's a bill time of year. find out how to prevent them from ruining your christmas. >>> cleveland 19 news sponsored by bill doraty kia and streetsboro. kia, what's in your driveway? asking questions, getting answers, cleveland 19 news starts nowlook at this. we start with a beautiful live look at cleveland. get ready for big chang

. >> mark: me either. >> romona: how are you feeling, mark. >> mark: on game 1 i wore the same sweater, tie, shoes, socks, watch and didn't shave. i am going for it. we'll see what happens. >> romona: all right. i am with you. more cleveland 19 news at 4:00 coming up after this. >> get breaking news and weather now on the cleveland 19 news app powered by calvetta brothers floor show. it is time to fall hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. vo: in times of crisis america depends on steady leadership. donald trump: "knock the crap out of them, would you? seriously..."vo: clear thinking... donald trump: "i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me." vo: and calm judgment. donald trump: "and you can tell them to >> tiffani: welcome. teenage boy and loves sports and a debilitating disease makes it difficult for him to participate and he has become somewhat of a celebrity in his own right and is an inspiration to others. thank you for joining us. >> you're welcome. >> tiffani: i can already guess, indians fan, right. w

no idea what the right answer is. >> romona: one game. >> mark: not asking for much. >> romona: mark. [ laughing ] >> mark: wow. something to look forward to there. >> mark: yes, sir. >>> a trump's win. twitter is imagining pranks. the outgoing administration might play on the new one. jeannie as this wild trend. >> reporter: it was as if president obama was trying to wrap his lips around the name. >> president-elect trump's, president-elect trump. >> reporter: someone twitter elected to imagine pranks joe incoming trump born a meme of imaginary conversations between joe and president obama. >> i ordered huge replacement door knobs. huge. president tiny hands. >> reporter: from the size of trump's hand to president obama's birth certificate. >> come on, you have to print a fake birth certificate and leave it in the oval office desk. >> reporter: it gave to a of jokes. that tweet was written by left leaning josh billingson. >> just trying to be funny at a time it's really hard to know if it's time to be funny. >> reporter: josh loves joe biden and has offered at least ten of these memes. and then a dirty t

mark: mark kiesel, the pimco cio for global credit. vonnie: strike against a company for dhl and amazon as the busy shopping season set to begin. this is bloomberg. ♪ and mark among them, i am mark barton good six minutes away from the european close. vonnie: i am vonnie quinn. time for the latest bloomberg business flash with the biggest business stories in the news. sales of previously owned homes in the u.s. unexpectedly rose last month to its highest level since early 2007, existing home sales up to present an annual rate of $5.6 million. the real estate market could be in line for a slowdown from a mortgage rates have risen under speculation donald trump's policies will lead to inflation. sell some of his best-known drugs for the concert is on generics and other products. ritalin, a schizophrenia drug and an alzheimer's treatment. they could offense more than $300 million. a strike by pilots is threatening to ground flights for amazon and d jill during the holiday shopping season, the 250 they offer quite -- 80 fights of daily -- they say they have to flight too much because the carrier does not have enough pilots. no comment from the airline. that is

mark. mark told child caseworkers they would probably tpaoeupd her and ella at the upcoming hearing. he was right. but to his disbelief a judge granted her restraining order. that got him e evicted from the home. leaving him homeless. and caseworkers put ella in i held it together in the courtroom. >> how huge is this for you. >> . it's the biggest thing in my life. >> mark says the judge finally agreed mistakes had been made. that force mark into homelessness and his daughter into foster care. >> . i have never been homeless in my life. i'm 46. i spent 45 years. not homeless. >> . and due to someone's malicious act. i was made homeless. it wasn't until this hearing. nearly 7 pho*bt months later. on august 31. he was granted full custody of ella. >> a new life. i told her today is a big day. and she had been running around the house. the big day. >> . his case finally closed. two years after it began. >> . president of the veterans assistance league of colorado. she wrote a letter to the fort collins housing authority. that mentions mark has been recognized by the courts as the victim of domestic violence. perpetrated by his spouse. and the letter demanded his housing voucher be restored. expectation his horrible error and a voucher for a two bedroom kwraoupbl be issued. the hearing officer not only agreed. her decision included a personal note. where sh

mark nolan. hey, romona, welcome back. >> romona: thank you, mark. >> mark: had is the epitome of useless trivia. what is the number of socks worn on one foot? >> romona: 25. [ laughing ] >> mark: no. sorry. 152. >> romona: really? >>> okay. how about a dose of discipline for your kids during the holidays? >> romona: tony romo's wife candace think she can help. it's apple cider vinegar. it's sprayed into kid's mouth. she wanted something that wasn't as harsh as spanking but some a it's been a mommy blogger secret. it's up to the parents if they use it or not. whatever works for you. >> mark: in the old days you used to wash out your mouth with a bar of soap. >> romona: now we're spraying sassy spray. >> mark: that's right. coming up. >>> coming up next on cleveland 19 19 news, a disturbing new >>> cleveland 19 news sponsored by bill doraty kia and kia streetsboro. kia, what's in your driveway? asking questions, getting answers. cleveland 19 news starts now. >> sitting in the back of my right leg and basically flipped concrete, which at my age is not what you want to do. >> chris: a victim of the

: i am mark barton cash vonnie: i am vonnie quinn. -- i am vonnie quinn. mark: i am markn. president-elect donald trump is prepared to settle lawsuits, according to a person to play with the matter. he will pay $20 million to $25 million to settle the lawsuit and case filed in 2013 by eric schneiderman. the case claims trump build the students and he may have personally made as much as $5 million. general said he would probably speak with donald trump very soon. he is predicting trump will be committed to the alliance during the campaign when he called me to obsolete and questioned whether european members are contributing enough. russian president vladimir putin is making sure he will remain a force to be reckoned with for the next tenant of the white house. putin is said never team to make sure he wins the fourth term in 2018. his approval rating is more than 80%. one survey says two thirds of russians want to see him continue after 2018. a fuel tanker exploded as thedents gathered around driver, killing at least 73 people. badly burnt people had tried to run into a nea

mark: thank you. a way in a manger? >> romona: not so much. yeah, they have iphones. we will show you after the with me, mark nolan. hey, romona. >> romona: high, mark. >> mark: recent survey what percentage of women would change their laugh? >> romona: i don't like my laugh. 30%. >> mark: close, 33%. i'll give it to you. >> romona: see, that silly >> romona: just in time for the holidays. nativity scenes and you probably have one in your house. this is a 2016 version of the nativity set found on the website modernnativity.com and steadier is called hipster nativity set. check out who we suppose is joseph and mary there. very nice. with a phone out for a selfie and baby jesus and starbucks coffee. >> romona: three wisemen on segways bringing gifts what looks like amazon boxes of gold, frankincense and myrhh. #babyjesusnofilter needed. we aren't being sacoligious just reporting what we see. it is $129.99. >> mark: that is pretty brutally attacked. he told police it was by six pittsburgh steelers fans. the latest on that investigation we live in a pick and choose world. love or like? naughty or nice? calm or bright? but at bedtime... ...why settle for

mark: i am mark martin. -- i am mark barton. -- i am vonnie quinn. julie, you have the latest. ittle change ahead of the opec a meeting in vienna on tuesday. we could see more volatility with these numbers coming in a couple of seconds. indeed, unexpected drop in inventories of 1.2 6 million barrels. it looks like analysts were estimated a million barrels. leg up. we saw a big building gasoline inventories. refineries up by 1.6%. we are seeing this initial bouts on the headline crude oil inventory number declining. i would not be surprised as a little bit of a come down and that is what is happening, a little bit of volatility as people look at gasoline inventory numbers going little a busy time for driving with the holidays. interesting to see that building gasoline inventories and we will see if it works down as people drive around the country to get their turkey dinner. mark? mark: tanks. autumn statement from philip hammond said you can economy will grow more slowly in 2017 than priestly forecasted and the -- there previously forecasted and the government will need to borrow

think we will show it later. >> mark: i think i heard noise earlier. >> try to do ballet. >> mark: light on your feet, romona. everything is fine. >> romona: right. >> mark: it's been four years up and next finally getting answers to cleveland's deadly chase and other police pursuits. our investigative team uncovers the world series. police looking for the man who cold socked a man in a cubs jersey. >>> get breaking news and weather now on the cleveland 19 news app powered by calvetta brothers floor show. it is time hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. vo: in times of crisis america depends on steady leadership. donald trump: "knock the crap out of them, would you? seriously..."vo: clear thinking... donald trump: "i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me." vo: and calm judgment. donald trump: "and you can tell them to go fu_k themselves." vo: because all it takes is one wrong move. donald trump audio only: "i would bomb the sh_t out of >>> live from cleveland's newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent. this is cleveland 19 news. >> mark: it was a hot pursuit that ended with officers firing dozens of shots.

closed down scout said meteorologist part one stroller in for greg dutra mark and mark i k been watching things in tennessee as well as here in colorado higher we doing. >> this in improvement with a cold front coming to their they've gotten some good rain winds have died down significantly from yesterday afternoon which is good news however they will pick up again later this afternoon not overly wending out across the city really suggests anywhere between five and 15 that's normal but eventually later on this afternoon as winds were really pick up some speed up to 20 even 30 miles per hour going to feel quite crisp this afternoon were at 36 that's it right now downtown 35 run dia you can see at the airport things are starting to pick up a bit in the wind department when you factor the winds in with the temperature to the skid

mark sanger, i believe. muller: yes, sir. about mark sanger's personal life. -oh, ah, you mean about hihibeing gay? -yes. yeah. -i'd like to ask you some questions about what it was like to work with mark sanger. -well, he was the best damned architect i ever had. -mm-hmm. what do you mean? -if a client decided he wanted a helicopter pad between the ninth and 10th floor, i think mark could have worked it into his plans. -oh, really? now, did, ah, mark have a large clientele before he came to work for you? -i see. where was his offices? -the west side. but, ah, when he started working full-time on my projects, ah, he started working out of his home. -you ever been to his home? -no, no. -you ever socialize with mark? ah, had drinks at his s use? gone to dinner with him at all? -no, no. not really. -was it becausee of h? -no, it just-- it just didn't work out. guy, have a drink, or have dinner with him at all? -what are you getting at, sergeant? -what were mark sanger's work habits? -what do you mean? -well, was he reliable? punctual? -oh, he was extremely reliable. -mm-hmm. well, did you notice any difference, any change in his behavior before he was kikied? -no, no, no. i never noticed

mark. >> going to go with mark. mark, this is a big one. >> a lot on the line. >> george w. bush referred to hillary clinton as for this to get out but it was devil wears pantsuits. >> george w would never say anything like that. disagree. >> he did not. he referred to hillary clinton as his sister-in-law referring to the close relationship he developed with bill clinton like brothers. there we go. brad whashgs do you say? >> chris. >> there you go. he's the secret square. this is a big one. do you get a block but win a special prize. >> you're going to love the prize. >> true or false? william taft had a rat ere embarrassing moment in the white house which he got stuck that bathtub and was hoisted out? >> false. he wasn't heavy. she was drawn that way and the white house didn't have a bathtub. >> i disagree. >> it did happen and you get this one and the secret square. >> all right. i'm a big taft fan. not >> you just won the political scares board game. hours of fun for the whole family. >> awesome. beta max. >> here we go. that's the last child welfare on the map. in this

mark: coming up, facebook's third-quarter beating analysts estimates. shares of tumbling, we take a look behind the numbers. ♪ mark: in new york, i am mark barton. and i'm vonnie quinn, you're watching bloomberg markets. third quarter results blue pass analysts estimates. but will they begin with the repeat the performance? on a conference call, they said revenue will come down meaningfully next year. they also predict a slowdown in ad sales growth. joining us now is the ceo and cofounder of activate. performance one be able to be repeated for stubs that mean facebook is finally transitioning from a growth company? are hitting the number of limits they can show you. -- the number of ads they can show you. now are in a position where they can't get more revenue out of the internet. historically, a lot of the revenue growth has been taking away money out of smaller websites. going forward, the grow -- they will grow fast. it is not likely it will be anything in less they invent new parts of their business. that is likely to come from their messaging. facebook messenger and also whattsasapp, which are massive. vonnie: why are people so upset to the

mark barton. >> in new york, i am vonnie quinn. this is the european close 30 me trading day today. i am mark barton. >> in new york, i am vonnie quinn. this is the european close on "bloomberg markets." ♪ mark you from stockholm to rio and we will cover stories out of amsterdam, germany, and washington hit. here's what we're watching today. trade has seen the odds of a fed rate hike in december moving to nearly 100%. prince speaksudi to bloomberg television. the billionaire says it's too early to judge what the effect of a trump presidency could be, but he thinks it could improve relations with saudi arabia. worste of the industry's a missof

mark: that's a lot of weather going on. >> romona: don't you feel you already know jason. he has been here six months. >> mark: in town over a decade. >> romona: yes. he has been hiding over there. welcome, jason. >> mark: still to come here, more on the attack at osu. we will take you live to where another vigil wieg and a muslim student explains how this affects her and others in her community. >> romona: a consumer alert. cyber monday may be over. it doesn't mean the deals are gone. get breaking news and weather now on the cleveland 19 news app powered by calvetta brothers floor show. it is time to fall >>> live from cleveland's newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent this is cleveland 19 news. >> mark: welcome. cleveland 19 has been getting answers in columbus since the student who crashed into and stabbed people on campus. >> romona: our morning team continued coverage on the story. sia nyorkor spoke with a muslim student to get her feelings on the osu attack. >> they feel the only way to deal with these issues is condemn them before they are asked to condemn. what it does, it forces the rest of the muslims to walk around feeling pain and feeling sorry. >> romona: we want to send it live >>

mark: where can you find your chart? >> 4968. mark: competitive words from the debutante. >> technical analysis with fundamental analysis on the bloomberg terminal. i am sorry, is there any point in be presenting? markffset. vonnie: i will talk about food because she will win. of stocks like shake shack and yum brands and papa john's which has been rising, up 7%. people buying into this bite feel like under the trump presidency, the minimum wage problems and labor shortages will not be a problem for restaurants because the ceo of shake shack who is opening 17 more next year was in a panel last night and he did not seem as enthusiastic about what the next administration will bring as investors in this etf simply think. ceo versus investors, either a note. -- i do not know. mark: i tell you what, on any happyday, i would be very to hand it to you, we have not focused much on restaurant stocks but it is a tradition, you will respect that, rarely have we heard a debutante with such fighting talk. let alone the exponential moving averages. coming out with both gloves ready. taylor riggs is the champion. vonnie: i am ready for you . you, well done both of checking in with the chief , bettyve of the nasdaq

mark. >> mark: jeff, thanks. remember you can receive push alerts for your holiday plans. download the first alert mobile app and get information that effects your specific area. >> romona: police arrested a bus driver amid suspicions he crashed a bus on purpose. five children died. it was breaking news last night at 6:00 out of chattanooga, tennessee. 35 elementary school children were inside the bus. homicide and say he was driving well above the 30 mile per hour speed limit. >> mark: today we hear from a father after the search for his missing son came to a tragic ending. he tells us his thoughts about who may be responsible. >> my gut tells me he is a child. sad for him and what family he does have. i am sad for the adults in slovakia village for not guiding him when he was smaller to become a better adult in this community. >> mark: 16-year-old alex mullins was found shot to death in a vacant home sunday. he was reported missing 10 days earlier. >> he and family members combed through vacant homes in slovakia village and still no arrests. >> romona: today candles and signs are piling up outside the quick food mart on east tried to slap the gun away from a man robbing the store. cleveland police are looking for the killer who leaves behind six children. >>> today a father pleaded guilty after leading police on a chase with his abducted daughter in the car. in september william roberts took the 15-year-old from the brunswick k- mart. she is in poster care. a stat

mark: that's rough. >> romona: it is. >> mark: sometimes you have to go clean slate, you know. >> it is tough being a browns fan. >> tougher being a quarterback. >> exactly. >> hold onto your hat. different check this out. a portion of brecksville road is cavalier way. the mayor held a ceremony. >> we had a ceremony when cleveland courts came up out of the ground at independence and every day anyone who is here on cavalier's way will know champions live here as well. >> romona: that's something we can celebrate. cavalier's way celebrates at rock side clinic courts of course where the team practices. >> single game indians tickets won't be available until early next year. holiday six packs are available now. >> they started -- six pack i perked up? >> romona: yes. >> mark: they include friday, saturday or sunday ticket for the white sox, twins, tigers, blue jays and royals. >> you buy december 23rd and get early access to opening day tickets available now. >> and i looked to see if we are talking baseball. >>> public square ice rink opened and slider was part of the festivities. there will be a free skate saturday. tickets are first-come first-serve don't be late. >>> still ahead tonight. the latest as donald trump puts his team together. plus why you may not want to talk about that or any politics during thanksgiving dinner. >> mark: up for local deputies as they try to find family members that will take an urn they found. jeff? >> jeff: quiet weather wise for now. we have an alert wednesday. a huge travel day for winter mix changing to rain. i will bring you details on that coming up. >>> get breaking news and weather now on the cleveland 19 today, you can click in walk in or call in to the number one care in ohio. cleveland clinic is here for you, a

mark, do you need a robot? >>if i head to westfield i'll introduce myself to pepper. >>pepper, mark, mark, pepper. >>> and into the weekend hopefully pepper has an umbrella because we have another system coming on board as we head toward saturday. first thing saturday morning a bit of a break, though, right now as you can see a few clouds approaching the north coast. we had the rainfall this morning, nothing too major but still enough to add to the rain buckets, about a half inch of rain in van over the past 24 hours. right now real -- in san francisco over the past 24 hours. a cooler air mass has moved in and temperatures have cooled off. you can see 50s out there right now. liver more, 59, santa rosa 56 and san francisco checking in 54 degrees. beautiful outside right now, so good news to people traveling out there, no wind or rain getting in the way of travels today. you can see clear skies over a good portion of the bay. thanksgiving coming our way and tomorrow we are expecting a cold morning with mostly sunny skies. friday increasing clouds, the chance of a few scattered showers in t

mark: great news there. we have been digging deeper in the attack at ohio state today. >> mark: the suspect police named at a police conference two >> we can confirm the suspect was an osu student named abdul razak artan. >> mark: carl monday has been digging into the suspect's past . >> denise: he joins us now. carl, what did you uncover about this man. >> the attack wasser an 18-year-old student and a face among 60,000 students who populate the osu campus. tonight we know his name but say was responsible for the attack. >> the suspect's name we can confirm that the suspect was an osu student named abdul razak alli artan. we do not have any information at the moment on motive. >> abdul razak artan. >> they traced the 2002 honda civic to this apartment building on nationwide boulevard a it is unclear if artan lived at that address. artan surfaced on the campus newspaper the first day of school in a feature article, artan, who is muslim says the campus is a huge place and didn't know where to pray. he said he wanted to pray in the open and was afraid of "everything going on in the media." every osu student even the governor knows his name. >> what happened we may never did what they did or why they snapped. we

mark: should you be concerned about a firm that always has a shortage? it is far from over. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: live from london and new york, i am mark orton. this is the markets. demand for bourbon has grown. it grew more than 50% between 2010 and 2015. the growth is welcome i the industry, but it's fueling a drought here in we have a master distiller from kentucky. is there a shortage? >> there is a shortage and it does depend on the brand and which bourbon you're talking about. there is a shortage of premium and older aged bourbons. vonnie: why exactly? what has happened to make that happen? >> it's really simple. a few years ago, we simply didn't make enough. eachtimated our growth and of our brands in overtime the demand has simply outgrown the supply. is there is a lag between production and when the product hits the market. if you are making an eight-year-old product and you make it based on a demand, you can't do anything about it here in -- it. we are expanding. $70 millionr expanding our warehousing and production and we have plans over the next 10 years to continue that expansion. people ining continuing to expand and we will try

mark -- park. melinda: the show is about to begin. mark: an amazing evening to be outside. how much longer this will last until that big chill arrives. ? joyce: it's the end of an era. after serving wauwatosa for one joyce: you can feel the spirit of the holidays in downtown pere marquette park, where the holiday lights festival is underway. our melinda davenport and ben wagner are there. we'll check in with them in just a moment. >> a lot of people have called may. they are very disappointed. joyce: after more than 100 years wisconsin's oldest piano store , is about to be no more. kathy: wisconsin will lose a great piano store. wisn 12 news mike anderson has the story behind the closing of historic netzow's pianos. >> wisconsin's oldest piano store is about to close it's doors for good. netzow's has been around for one -- for 131 years. ? >> steve datz, a former employee, and his wife ellen have owned it the past 28 years, but like the tiger which never changes it's stripes, they never changed it's name. >> the family and the name is very big in milwaukee, and always has been. it is kind of iconic, because pianos. that is our niche. ? >> we started in 1885 as a piano manufacturer. we had a factory on the east side of milwaukee. >> datz provided this baby grand for elton john and alicia keys when they played here. it's up for grabs during the closing sale along with so many , other piano relics. customers are happy about the bargains but so sad to see the , store close. ? >> yeah, i'm sorry about a lot of people have called me. they are very disappointed. they understand it is time for us to retire. we did not have a successor, so we decided to liquidate the inventory. >> even the modern digital piano which anybody can play. ,? >> amazing grace. ? >> yeah. it's the end of an era that has in wauwatosa, mike anderson, wisn 12 news. ? joyce: the closeout sale goes until the end of december or until all the pianos are gone. 20 years ago, we bought our digital piano. all my girls know how to play. it is such a source of joy for our family. kathy: how wonderful. new on wisn 12, making the holidays bright. downtown milwaukee is certainly getting into the spirit of the season tonight. >> 3, 2, 1. [applause] tree were turned on just within the past 30 minutes. the tree stands outside city hall. it was chosen and harvested from the front yard of a home near 52nd and washington. and the celebration is just getting underway downtown. the holiday lights festival is happening now in pere marquette park. joyce: melinda davenport and ben wagner join us there live. a beautiful evening, guys. melinda: to say beautiful is an melinda: we do not need those jackets. we are excited to be here at pere marquette for the holiday lights festival. milwaukee is coming alive. ben: we behind stage right now. the crowd is 100 feet e.on does. we probably have about 500 people here. pere marquette is filled right now. melinda: we have seen croatian singers, dancers, everyone get it excited about santa. fireworks, and look who is behind us right now. how exciting. again, if you are not able to come here, we have something better for you right in your living room at 6:30 p.m. tonight. we will broadcast the in -- the entire show live. ben: it really is a treat. 70 degrees, whatever it is, it's studio. joyce: thank you so much. i don't think i have ever seen one of those shows without gloves. kathy: you may have noticed that many of us are wearing purple today. this is a special message behind it. joyce: i know you know a lot about it, mark. mark: it is about the awareness for pancreatic cancer. you have probably seen a lot of people wearing purple today. it is something severson, and that's why we are doing it today. joyce: pancreatic cancer, and also premature birth, two causes. mark: we get a double. let's talk about how unbelievably wonderful it is out there. it is not quite 70, but we did get to 72 degrees, a record high. you are right, kathy. you said yesterday we would get to 70. evening. ok, it will not look quite like this, but it will get colder. this is what you need to be ready for. 57 is the low tonight. 65 to hide tomorrow. then the bottom will start topping out. tomorrow night, 34 degrees, wind will be howling. 72 today. saturday night, 25. we are not used to it. wind chills will be going into the teens. ready. 83 st. louis today. cooler air sweeping in. it is snowing in denver after 80 yesterday. you think we have crazy swings, their temperatures go nuts. they are 27 and denver appeared 65 in milwaukee, s

cavs to that level beating them. >> they all want to beat us. >> mark: headline stuff. >> romona: we will go back over to mark. >> mark: thank you. the mannequin challenge keeps going and going. team to do during practice. >> that is amazing. it takes holy cow. takes a lot of strength to hold those positions. of course romona and i tried it monday, the very first live version and not with the acrobatics. >> look at that. >> the blazer over the shoulder look. >> very nice. is that blue steel? >> deroos called him a j.c. facebook? >> yes. >> and you had your trusted coffee. >> yes. >> we have a lot coming up at 5:00. another armed robbery near the case campus in cleveland. this is the 8th in the past two weeks. we are getting answers for concerned students there and people who visit the area. plus president-elect donald trump is tough for people to say those words. disappointment for voters. >>> a new study on your memory. it pretty much confirms what a lot of women already believe. hint, hint. chris and i will see you at 5:00. >>> get breaking news and will your business be ready when growth presents itself? american e

mark? >> mark: thank you. make sure the first alert weather app is packed for your holiday travel plans. live radar and push alerts for specific locations here in northeast ohio. romona? >> romona: tonight a mother is calling for justice as police search for her son's killer. >> please, if you know something , come forward. >> romona: a customer shot and killed 29-year-old charles davis at the skills barber shop on tourney road in garfield heights. witnesses say the gunman apparently recognized davis and sadly, the killer also had a little boy with him who saw the whole thing. >>> just today a man pistol brooklyn mart on pearl road. police say the man took off and caught up and arrested him on nearby oak park avenue. last month a thief broke into the same store. he or she crawled through the roof to steal lottery tickets. the person is on the loose. >> mark: tamir rice's family released a statement two years after his death. one of the two officers who responded to the cudell rec center and shot him. rice had a gun, turne a air pistol. the officers would not face criminal charges but an internal investigation. rice's family says the city of cleveland continues to drag its feet saying "the consent decree cannot succeed if the police division is not committed to changing its culture and accountability is merely an illusion. we reached out to the city and they say the review is ongoing to see if policies were violated and if there will be any off the streets after a massive bust in akron earlier this month. today we are learning more about the man who police say had it. >> mark: today the feds gave answers and. >> chris tanaka has more. >> they had cocaine and guns and face a 10 count indictment with possession with intent to distribute. earlier this month we told you troopers and akron police tried violation. he sped away and crashed his c

mark. >> mark: this exclusive investigation continues tonight in the berea water system. thank you, dani. appreciate it. romona? protests since donald trump was elected president and tonight one in downtown cleveland. allison brunner is live to show us. allison? >> reporter: guys i am at cleveland downtown public square. you can see a crowd. dozens of protestors are gathered here. i am told more than 900 people are expected to be here tonight. the crowd is getting bigger by the hour. right now i want to catch up to speed on what they are doing. that are talking and doing cheers and chants andly about 30 minutes they will actually start walking. protesting to cleveland state university. they will walk back here to public square. i am told proceeds will wrap up around 11:00 tonight and i can tell you that our weather is certainly cooperating for the protests tonight in november. getting answers allison brunner alabama senator jeff sessions is president-elect donald trump's first cabinet pick serving as attorney general. mr. trump also tapped retired general michael flynn as his national security advisory and congressman mike pompeo of kansas to be the c.i.a. director. >> mark: an 18-year-old hospitalized after police shot him. firstenergy gave us this picture from before the shooting. a group trying to steal scrap metal on east cleveland. when officers arrived the 18-year-old fired shots and returned fire and hit his shoulder and two others are in custody as police look for another. investigators want to talk to this man about the deadly incident on i-90 near west 117th and may have witnessed what happened. andrew shubic of north ridgeville died. an rta bus hit him when he tried crossing the highway. >>> today we are getting appears people's lives lost or ruined due to the opioid crisis. lacy crisp joins us and why doctors are partially to explain. >> reporter: dr. ed explains to me in the past year we have doubled the number of opioid deaths in cuyahoga county and he says doctors need to play a role in reversing the numbers. more people in the u.s. will die from opioid use than traffic accidents. that's a staggering statistic needs to turn around. >> from

but that comment in itself posted, i'm assuming the people that put it on, question mark, question mark, question mark. this is the kind of thing that you have the money, flaunt it, but at the same time you are kind of -- i don't know. what do you think? >> what do you think? >> i'm not saying anything bad in case i get the invite next time. >> at the end of the day, it's his money. >> thanks for joining us, see >>> welcome to "dish nation." what's up, atlanta? well, we are going to tell you and talk about a hollywood legend that has taken marrying young to a whole new level. he met his wife before she was

mark. >> mark: thank you, dan. the best polling place ever. relaxation center at the community center in north canton. before and after voting people get a massage and soak up florida sun through virtual reality glasses. >> i wish every day was like this in every election. >> they are taking care of all of it. it is wonderful. >> mark: spirit did this to celebrate new routes to florida destinations starting on thursday. >> romona: i would love that. i would love one of those massages after tonight. ?? tomorrow's the day we'll play something besides video games. every day is a gift especially for people with heart failure. but today there's entresto?- a breakthrough medicine that can help make more tomorrows possible. tomorrow, i want to see teddy bait his first hook. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto? was proven to help more people stay alive and out of the hospital eart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto?. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto? with an ace inhibitor or or aliskiren. if you've had angioedema while taking an ace or arb medicine, don't take entresto?. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high potassium in your blood. tomorrow, i'm gonna step out with my favorite girl. ask your hea

mark? >> mark: president obama will host mr. trump at the white house tomorrow to discuss the peaceful transfer of power. es pretty significant differences. we are all now rooting for success in uniting and leading the country. >> mark: the president-elect is meeting with his transition team today to go over potential cabinet appointments. he will take office many january with republican majorities in both houses of congress. >> romona: what can we learn about donald trump's victories in key states. dan deroos is at the answer center to show us how he won. >> dan: i can s states he won, which battleground states he won. in the answer center we will take you deeper and show you the numbers numbers and show you why or what hillary didn't do to win the election. let's look at ohio. donald trump won ohio. 52-43 1/2. let's go back to 2008. i want to show you the 2008 race against obama and kaine. -- mccain john mccain. can you see the percentages 51-46. we have donald trump -- i'm sorry we had donald trump at 52% last night and 43.5. you can see not only percentages and much more than that. we've got to get into the actual numbers. let's take cuyahoga county for example. we can find out exactly how people voted for cuyah

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but that comment in itself posted, i'm assuming the people that put it on, question mark, question mark, question mark. this is the can be taken out of the way, if you have the money, flaunt it, but at the same time you are kind of -- i don't know. what do you think? >> what do you think? >> i'm not saying anything bad in case i get the invite next time. >> at the end of the day, it's his money. >> thanks for joining us, see i'm no marketing guru... but this guy is. he likes to say things like... raised without antibiotics. that's a phrase he invented to make chicken sound safer. and it doesn't mean much because, by federal law, all chickens must be clear of antibiotics before they leave the farm. i've got more. "mom approved?" "caffeine free?" we think mr. marketing guru would fit in better at a different chicken company. ooh, i got it. "gluten free." all chicken is gluten free. i don't think that's...oh, ok, it is.

mark. >> mark: thank you. incredible numbers there. up next, getting answers about current crimes here near a local blame. >>> told you about the warm up headed our way. and we are tracking fist snow this weekend at least for the snowbelt areas. details. >> romona: animals getting food they need. find out how the indians performance during the world series will help fill some bellies. get breaking news and weather now on cleveland 19 news powered by calvetta brothers floor show >>> live from cleveland's newscenter driven by don joseph cleveland 19 news. >> romona: we are getting answers about recent armed robberies in the university circle area. >>> tonight allison brunner takes a closer look if crime is triggered by trees. >> reporter: good news police confirm the newest arrest connected to the robberies was made less than 24 hours ago. i want you to take a look at this video behind me. you can see tree branches covering a lot of lights and that's a concern with neighbors i spoke with and went straight to the chief of answers. >> that can pose a problem, i imagine. i come down and see lights and then again dark patches. >> there's a lot of old trees hanging around. >> to get answers we went to police chief. >> yes. we are checking the lights for the next couple of days to see which are out and making a list of trees obstructing the light. >> the power company is being cooperative. >> yes. spots. >> we will send a complete list so the problem will be remedied and also we will contact the forestry division of cleveland to trim back some of the tree it is. >> his team is working on lighting woes and heightening lighting security some that the folks are aware of. >> glad to see the cops around and pro-activeness. >> a reminder. simple things your mom whoop share with you. >> no matter where you are put yourself and take the buds out of your ears and be aware of your surroundings. >> he hopes to see extra lights go up around the 1st of december. >> getting answers allison brunner cleveland 19 news. >>> we have dash cam video of a hot pursuit after a woman was carjacked while walking to her car. it started november 4th at beachwood mall. two approached the victim. one had a gun and demanded car cuyahoga heights police spotted the stolen car. the driver wouldn't pull over and traveled to newburgh heights. police tell us they arrested three juveniles and still looking for two more suspects. well, it is not clear if they were involved in the carjacking. >>> to a world series story we can get behind blackwood pet food from lisbon, ohio pledged to donate 100 pounds of pet food for the cuyahoga county animal shelter in valley view received 2700 pounds. the buddy foundation in illinois also got 2700 pounds for each round the chicago cubs scored. >> is that want the greatest thing. >> mark: it is great. one of my best friend his family owns the company. >> good folks. >> romona: it will be warm here and then snow. >> what will you do. >> all over the place. >>> warm before the snow. >> a big warm up in advance of the front. >>> dropping in the 40s. temps in the 60s near 70 to the west. that's the air coming this way. as far as cloud cover you are cloudy right now lake county, geauga county and ashtabula county. get ready in this area here. that's where most of the snow will fly with the first lake-effect snow season of the way and obviously not tomorrow. friday, 70. 70 degrees on friday. strong cold front early saturday and drop through the 40s rain to snow and yep, only 34 on sunday. big shot. coldest air so far this fall season. the alert will start saturday very windy as this happens. wind gusts over 40. saturday night strong northwest wind here. it will create snow showers in the darker shade of purple. eastern county geauga and inland ashtabula and trumbull county

mark. mark: you know it cannot last forever. i will timeout the showers. patrick: then, a major mishap at a marathonn running extra miles. toya: and we're not sure what the in-flight safety procedure is for something like this, but we can agree we would not be sitting around long enough to get video of this. you can go along with the rigged system, or you can stand for something that matters. i stand with wisconsin working families. going to all 72 counties, i know how hard you work and how wages aren't keeping up. senator johnson stands with ceo's -tax loopholes for billionaires, tax breaks for companies that ship jobs overseas. i'll take on the rigged system. and work to build an economy that works for everyone. i'm russ feingold and i approve this message n jo but senator johnson sided lost to unfair trade. with corporate interests, calling for even more unfair trade, voting for special tax breaks for corporations shipping jobs overseas, costing taxpayers billions. and johnson's been exposed for using what looks like an offshore tax shelter for himself. ron johnson's just not for us. senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of r wherever... you gotta see this guy. ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh. "i don't remember." patrick: former u.s. attorney general janet reno has died. she passed away today at the age of 78 from complications of parkinson's disease. reno served during the clinton administration and was the first woman to ever hold the u.s. attorney position. she was at the center of several political storms while in office, including the deadly raid on the branch davidian compound in waco, texas and the unabomber case. people in oklahoma are checking buildings after a strong earthquake. toya: the magnitude 5.0 quake hit late last night in cushing. that's in central oklahoma. officials say as many as 50 buildings sustained substantial damage. residence in the worst hit areas were evacuated. no one was hurt. two months ago, a 5.6 magnitude quake hit oklahoma. scientists have linked the up-tick in earthquakes to wastewater that occurs during oil and gas production. patrick: right now, we want to all new tonight at 6:00. joyce garbaciak is in the newsroom with a look ahead. joyce: patrolling the polling place. why you will see police officers on hand tomorrow. plus, the technology helping one fourth grader explore his classroom without him having to leave home. these stories tonight at 6:00. patrick: a major mishap for the causing runners to run an extra , mile or two. as if 26.2 miles wasn't enough, some ran 28. toya: as wisn 12 news' lindsey slater reports, it also messed with the contestants' times, some might have been trying to qualify for larger races. reporter: this is where the trouble started. you can see several cones marking the course were moved. >> there was nothing to indicate we kept going. a group came back and warned us. reporter: ryan says the course was already a tough one, but he and a handful of other runners ran an extra one or two miles. >> they were understandably upset. reporter: the race director says someone physically moved the cones and is trying to make things right. >> we have given them full into next year's race. but you cannot take back the fact they thought they were running 26.2 miles. reporter: he believes 10 to 15 runners were impacted. their times were also longer. >> it depends. if they make some changes to how the course is laid out and how they run the consider it again. reporter: lindsey slater, wisn 12 news. toya: as you heard, while they are offering refunds to the runners, there is nothing they can do about the time, even if they were trying to qualify for a larger race. patrick: snakes on a plane. this time it's real. this is viral video of a commercial flight in mexico