and mckinley wanted to come and give a speech. but here again, we're now 36 years from the time that abraham lincoln was assassinated. and we're still doing things the same way. people in the white house allowed william mckinley to become a sitting duck. they arranged for him to participate in an open receiving line where any interested party could join the line, greet the president, shake his hand. and that's exactly what his assassin did. and this gentleman was an anarchist. he believed the best thing to hand for mankind is to rise up and kill as many presidents, prime ministers and kings as possible. and he certainly intended to do his share. this man was immaculately dressed. he certainly seemed to fit right in. but interestingly, people noticed that this hand was covered by a small tee towel. and that they assumed was that he was hiding some sort of injury or wound. in reality, when this man got very close to mckinley in the line, he whipped away the tea towel. hidden in the hand was a small caliber pistol. he proceeds to sho

car starting to go but traffic is on a standstill back to the mckinley avenue exit. there is also slow traffic westbound and you can see that traffic is moving as you get past the accident. it is bumper-to-bumper traffic westbound coming out of downtown back to the bridge and i will swim?swing the camera back to show you how much of a backup we are dealing with. you can expect long delays in the area and the accident is just west of westland 17th and the bigger traffic issue is on 90 westbound as you had out of downtown and you can look at the long line of traffic that bridge. one lane open on 90 eastbound and pass the accident site and also headed out of downtown. we will keep you up-to-date and let you know when things start to move but one lane has been reopened. back to you. >> what a mess. thank you john. >>> cleveland is known restaurant scene and no matter where you turn you will find a great place to eat it >> was so many restaurants close to each other some restaurant owners are struggling to survive as news of another restaurant shutting its doors comes to

mckinley, the widow. so, he arrived here at approximately 1:00 in the afternoon, got in the carriage, went up to pay his respects. she was so distraught, he never actually did get to visit with her. came back to the house here approximately 3:00, a little thereafter, and took the oath of office at just after 3:30 that afternoon. we're actually in the library of the wilcox home. it's not a very big room, but it was filled with approximately 50 people. he stood about in the middle of the room. there's no photographic representation of the actual swearing-in ceremony. there were two camera people in the room at the time. of course, cameras at that time were on tripods, they were very awkward, and so, unfortunately, one of the cameras was knocked into, fell to the ground. roosevelt being, obviously, nervous about all of this basically asked the reporters, the photographs to leave. so, following the ceremony, a table was put into the library to indicate the place in this room where roosevelt actually stood to

but instead, they marched down 6-th street and onto mckinley. ultimately, the group made its way back to red arrow park. protesters say the president elect does not represent their values. 21:14 i think america needs to see this isn't a win. all these people out here are losing something. we're taking steps 08:51 this is good that people care, but we need to do more than this. this all lasted about five hours. milwaukee police say no arrests were made and there were no major incidents. reporting live in milwaukee deandra corithios fox6 news and similar protests also taking place in cities all across the country.... demonstrators marched in the streets in new york... oregon... and even in madison... kim is in the newsroom with details. in madison-- thousands marched from the u-w campus to the steps of the state capitol. organizers say they wanted a space to reflect and discuss their discontent with the election outcome. they also say the intention of the march was not to reverse the election outcome, but rather for their concerns to be addressed

but donald trump says he is changing it back to mckinley. alaskans say they had wanted the >> the president-elect wife and son will not be living in the white house with him when he moves then, in january. >> melania and barron trump will stay in new york at least until the end of the school year. >> the inauguration of president-elect donald trump isn't an a few months. today we are learning more about the ceremony. >> motley crew front man vince neil will be perrm own bands. as for what other bands are confirmed, neil says he still is unsure. he is also set to appear on the next season of celebrity apprentice with arnold schwarzenegger starting in january. >> even before canceling his tour dates for the rest of the year, connie west had an unusual performance that included a political rant this weekend. >> he is just one of a few celebrity sounding off about presidential politics this weekend. last week we showed you a video kanye, expressing to a concert but if he had, he would have voted for trump. then this weekend, finding a political

you why exactly here, down there you can see where the lanes are closed i-90 between west 140th to mckinley and that's where cleveland police say a woman was hit and killed by an rta bus on the highway and down there, the scene is active. a lot of police officers are on the scene. we can see a tow truck truck, ambulance as well as the rta bus that's still down there. police tell us the woman's car she was in was disabled and for some unknown reasons she tried to cross the highway when she was hit and killed by this rta bus. traffic on both directions on i-90 is backed up for miles. we tried to come out here going westbound. i am told harry boomer and his very backed up. if you plan to use this as a route to go home this evening it is best to find an alternate route and this is where a woman was hit and killed by a bus earlier tonight. we will send it back to you. live in cleveland shelby miller, cleveland 19 news. >> mark: thank you very much. >>> a school scare in akron. a man approached several kids at firestone park elementary during recess. students told a teacher and everybody was move

but instead, they marched down 6-th street and onto mckinley. ultimately, the group made its way back to red arrow park. protesters say the president elect does not represent their values. 21:14 i think america needs to see this isn't a win. all these losing something. we're taking steps back, we're not moving forward. 08:51 this is good that people care, but we need to do more than this. this all lasted about five hours. milwaukee police say no arrests were made and there were no major incidents. reporting live in milwaukee deandra corithios fox6 news and a similar scene in madison -- as thousands take part in a march from the u-w campus...to the steps of the state capitol. space to reflect and discuss their discontent with the election outcome. they also said the intention of the march was not to reverse the election outcome, but rather for their concerns to be addressed by a trump presidency. meanwhile -- in portland, oregon... police detained several protesters after anti-trump rally turned violent. the demonstrators breaking windows of busi

west virginia lawmakers senator joe manchin and congressman david mckinley are working to change that. sot: kip price, military "it's something that they never did receive years ago and it's never too late to make amends and correct history." track: even with a new push to acknowledge the sacrifices of these soldiers. price is just as motivated to get the word out. nat pop: kip price: in: 2:15 out: 2:18 "you know, those pictures say a lot," track: he continues to visit schools, churches. doing what he can- to ensure the story nats: price reading the letter: in: 2:22 out: 2:27 "hope to see you very soon, it says bye, love aubrey," track: is never forgotten. sot: kip price, m people we have involved, that's unity." track: reporting in piedmont, west virginia, i'm kellie but don't tell that to shoppers. we're live at lindale mall as the doors open tonight. and we'll introduce you to one mom who isn't letting her pregnancy slow her down from her routine. join us tonight at 6. tonight at 6. this fire destroyed the iowa gold distributing building. the central city fire department says peopl

>> when mckinley was -- >> amazon? >> hold on. >>> coming up in the in next half an hour, hillary clinton has been cleared regarding her e-mails, but is the damage done? >>> the oversea gamblers who stand to make millions on this election. >>> odds are you know how you are voting on prop 64 but what about the marijuana farmers? the bitter political divide in america's cannabis bread basket and why some are bidding no. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, raider nation pushing to keep the team in oakland with a message from above.. and a strong ground game. fans with "stay in oakland" hand >>> our top stories tonight, raider nation pushing to keep the team in oakland with a message from above. >>> and a strong ground game, fans who stayed in oakland handing out 10,000 flyers, hoping to get the message out to the owner, mark davis. they said if you build a new stadium in vegas, they will not come no comments from the raiders. >>> long lines are expected in the bay area on tuesday. a last minute push helped the registrar sign up 5,000 volun

he had good social connections he will come -- met president mckinley. he was at this .25 or 26. he gets to meet the president. time is crucial. the next three decades, he does not come to washington. his next trip is in 1929. that is the longest gap. he comes in 1929. he had just left the chancellorship and beginning his wilderness years. he was traveling as a private citizen. he and randolph and his brother jack were on this wonderful trip around the country. he spent time in the canadian rockies and down the west coast and hollywood and meeting all of the hollywood people, staying with william randolph hearst in california. he was here very briefly. ahead, then ing will come back, he took that round-trip on the boeing 314. twice --94380 come 1943 did he come twice in the same year. i am convinced that has to do with me. i was hatched in this town in april of 1943. winston came to check me in may and back in august to make sure all was well. sadly, i don't remember these. i wish i did. i was living in cleveland park. -- we to talk next about have used that slide. there we go. v

and to president mckinley! [glass breaking] well, that's it. that's it! i thought i had seen everything till tonight, but this takes the cake. come on, grace, let's get out of here. hey, hey, wait a minute, son! son, listen, son! fun? would you like to have a little fun, freddy? your father meant well. yeah, so did attila the hun. i mean, he spoiled our engagement party. engagement party? yeah. surprise. lamont, it's beautiful. but i can't accept this. i can't marry you. why not? as crude as your father was, int. the difference in our ages would become a problem. you really think so? i'm afraid it's the truth. but lamont... lamont? you're still the best. yeah, you too. you see, it's just that we each want different things out of life. friends. you'll find someone who's just right for you. of course, she won't be as witty, intelligent, and beautiful as i am. but you will look, won't you, lamont? yeah, i will. hi, pop. oh, lamont, i thought you were gone for good. no chance. you know, pop, how things seem to be going just great, and then all of a sudden, ev

two people were arrested over the weekend for mckinley's murder. >>> developing tonight the man suspected in the murder of a police officer in texas has been cost. police say 50-year-old detective management or connie was killed in his patrol car outside san antonio police he was writing a ticket for a driver he pulled off another driver pulled up behind him and shot him in the head. then drove away.>> everyone worst nightmare. you never want to see anything like this happen. >> was a missile celebrate the holidays, we will be burying one of our own. >> missouri, two other officer shot and wounded, they are expected to survive. an officer also shot and injured during a traffic stop in florida. attacks on officers, in several states we reach out to our local police department. denver police say they are not changing anything as far as procedures go other than reminding their officers to stay aware. >>> as for wuerffel please, it's -?the city do not make a tactic no for officer safety reasons. >>> and 25 n. of yale is up and running after a fuel spill today. if you are driving in that area,

for a period of time they had west 140th between mckinley and west 140th closed, a section of i-90. lane, people are moving through. three lanes of traffic on this side closed as they continue to finish up out here. reporting live, alyssa raymond, channel 3 news. >> thank you for that, alyssa. >>> a story about lebron james now. he made a huge donation today to the national museum of african-american history and cultures. muhammad ali exhibit there. he gave $2.5 million. the exhibit tells the story of how ali's contributions transcended the world of sp and showed his commitment to challenging racial barriers. >> it's great for the center because now millions more people and really children for generations to come will learn more about mohammed's legacy and what made him such a great global icon. >> now, in a statement, lebron said every professional athlete regardless of race or gender owes a huge debt of gratitude to mohammed ali. texas have dropped domestic assault charges against johnny manziel. he was charged, if you remember, with a misdemeanor in january after allegedly hittin

christie ileto is live at the landing site at the mckinley playground. christie, what exactly happened there? >> reporter: police say that strong winds forced the crew to land here at this park. the pilot says this was a textbook landing. >> perfect, perfect, normal, every day balloon flight with a normal, perfect landing in a perfect spot. >> reporter: the video from chopper 6 paints a different picture showing a bumpy landing for the pilot and three passengers. onlookers sprint to hold on to the basket to keep the balloon from dragging off the ground a second time. you were planning to land in this park? >> yes. as planned as can be. >> reporter: he tells "action news" this was a textbook landing. he says they experienced strong winds and looking for the closest and safest place to land. >> we are concerned. it's not the best place. this was not a pre-planned landing destination. >> reporter: during flight, pilots can only steer a hot air balloon to where the air is blowing. they tell "action news" they launched from glen more from a training light. th

he's been identified as 44 -year-old benjamin mckinley who was found lease which halted used for shelter by transients. police have charged two men in connection with that case. in that tragedy strike will know our family for me know our family for the second time and friends of janel vargas say her son gabriel has died as well. the fire destroyed the home on east seventh avenue. the it could not have they did not have homeowners insurance. if you would like to help we have a go find me page at www.kdvr.com. police officer north glen police officer last december was sentenced today to 32 years in prison first he started shooting as he tried to make a run for it. he was hit multiple times. >> the danger facing police officers is in the spotlight again tonight after four officers were shot within 24 hours over the weekend. florida st. louis gladstone in that case officer was killed. from a police of these police of these are targeted attacks and they are on the rise. this morning police officers were ambushed without being provoked. one of the suspect was is a 31 -year-old man want wanted

police found 44-year-old benjamin mckinley stabbed to death inside an abandoned building. it was being used as shelter for several homeless people. >>> the denver city council take a firm stance on hate. it has issued a proclamation against hate saying the city welcomes people of all races, all colors and nationalities. so far this year, 21 cases of criminal mischief involve is hate crime have been reported. that is just in denver. you are looking at one of the five in the just the last couple of weeks. some victims say the presidential election has given people the push to speak their minds. the could colorado muslim society says a number of the members have been targeted mentioned a woman shopping just after the election. >> somebody went and tried to and told her she don't belong here. >> now, no mosques have reported being vandalized. >>> speaking of the treasurerrial transition, president-elect donald trump now sharing his agenda for thee first 100 days in office. he posted this video online yesterday. and so we're breaking down some of the key elements. he is withdra

but instead, they marched down 6-th street and onto mckinley. ultimately, the group made its way elect does not represent their values. 21:14 i think america needs to see this isn't a win. all these people out here are losing something. we're taking steps back, we're not moving forward. 08:51 this is good that people care, but we need to do more than this. this all lasted about five hours. milwaukee police say no arrests were made and there were no major incidents. reporting li corithios fox6 news madison-- dealing with similar protests throughout the night. thousands marched from the u-w campus to the steps of the state capitol. organizers say they wanted a space to reflect and discuss their discontent with the election outcome. they also say the intention of the march was not to reverse the election outcome, but rather for their concerns to be addressed by a trump presidency. rallies also taking place across the country -- from new york los angeles-- and up the coast to portland, oregon. early this morning. this is the portland police departme

police shut down the highway between mckinley and west 140th street. a lot of the police activity on right near west 117th street that's where the accident happened. and cleveland police say that the call came in first that a woman's car broke down on side of the road and then for some reason, that they are not sure of yet, she got out of her vehicle and started crossing the highway. we are working to get more details about that. and any details about this rta bus. also you can see how many people from rta are here. from their organization and traffic out here looks like it's going to be stuck hike this for quite a while. we will continue to update you continue to ask questions to find out just how something like this could have happened. for now reporting live in cleveland alyssa raymond channel 3 news. >>> thanks we will talk to you soon. in other news this evening a former houston texas teacher pregnant by a 13-year-old student agreed to a plea deal. alexander vera was charged with sexual abuse with a child an charge of aggravated sexual assault of

this is a house call for mckinley. it would trim this 14 to 10 ut these dogs weren't in either. to lindsay in the end zone for a score. 35 ?10. they are moving on. ?taking on glen the bubonic plague. finding anthony from 22 yards out. roads trying to bring the team back. ward with the interception. that would set up a score from four yards out. they are moving on 39 ?10. aurora hosting the magic of farmington. a big bash looking for blunt. they holiday inn and runaway. up next, you've got to see what happens tonight in columbus as >> browns quarterback turnstile continues cody kessler come on down! you're the next contestant. he is back after a week of josh mccowan kessler has been reinstalled as a start as a concussion is now in the rearview. >> obviously made the decision today.o you know if you want to look at it like that then it's good but i do reserve the right that if something is not going the way i wanted to to put the other guy in the game. >> don't forget to get your sunday started every sunday at it is the last tailgating ?the best tailgate in town. blue jackets taki

are with thisr man and his family along with employee in that.wi i-9 be closed from west 140th to mckinley for several hours.. that is what we are learning this morning. the incident is still under investigation.hat is wlearon. already. we're learning new information this morning about a standoff in mentor. it started just after o'clock yesterday afternoon when the us marshals were serving an arrest we're told 32 year old joseph bene was wanted for theft and threatening an eastlake woman. he refused to come out of the home on connie drive and there was a five month old inside. police say bene was threatening to hurt himself and shoot police. he finally surrendered just before 8 last night.t.he fi we want to tell you the baby was not hurt fortunately. good to hear. hundreds of people are expected to be downtown cleveland tonight to protest president elect hundrecleanp. a similar demonstration was held in akron tuesday night. tonight's protest is scheduledek to begin with a rally on public square at five then a march to cleveland state and back ending around 11.e at fveand sa one of the orga

stow hosting canton mckinley. pick it up 2nd quarter, van trees, good pass to andressi. 24-yard scoring scoring strike. bulldogs in front 14-3. that's some sweet flowing hair. fourth quarter van trees lindsey. touchdown. 35-10. so next week it's stow against st. anne. lauren takes us to a couple games starting at aurora. >>reporter: as you can see we're here at veterans stadium where aurora is hosting [ inawbility ] has not lost a game since the first game of their season 9-1, they host the magic who are 8-2 on the season. th first. they struggled early on to finish drives, but as the old saying goes, third time's a charm. evan bromweiler looking deep, hooks up with gavin blunt. he takes it the house. greenmen add to their lead. after an interception robbie albright kicks a 32-yard field goal. greenmen go up 10-0 and they go this game, hudson hosting copley. both teams 8-2 heading into this game. [ bell ringing ] >> let's skip right to the 2nd quarter. hudson up, copley not backing down. brennan finds a hole and p

. >>> william mckinley's like -- inauguration in 1897 was the motion picture camera. 52 years later, harry truman was the first to be televised. >> speaking of tv, in 1985, president reagan's second inauguration had to compete against super bowl xix when the super bowl was still in january. that was the 49ers and the dolphins. we all kw it was 38-16, joe montana versus dan marino.>> do you know this really? >> yeah. i couldn't tell you what i did yesterday but i know that. >> you know thursday, right? >> eating a lot of turkey.>> if you have a question were idea for our regular segment, treat us at denver 7 politics and watch tonight's segments anytime at www.thegymrichhill.com/politics unnlugged. >> we are absolutely thrilled that you stuck with us tonight so thank you for joining us. >> we are off this sunday because of the holiday but we will see you next sunday at >>> from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, shia la buff. anna camp. music from green day. and now, here we go again, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] la one of labeouf. >> jimmy: very nice. welco

roosevelt becomes president in 1901 when mckinley is assassinated. there's an election in 1904.never having been to the west coast i think he took it as an opportunity to shore up votes and push his agenda and all that but beyond that, in march of that year, months before the trip, he writes john muir and go to on a trip, just him. he also had an opportunity to forge this friendship with a man he was a fan of he's kbbeen arod a while. he's well known. roosevelt, i think used a trip to bond on this camping trip that was to take place. as much as he wrote about yosemite and other similar areas. he was seeing. it doesn't get you all out of the woods but it was a start. when roosevelt first reached out to muir, muir was going to be in europe and changed his trip because i think he knew this was an opportunity to address the concerns going on, especially with commercial logging in the area. muir saw that coming and seized upon the opportunity, changed his trip, didn't go to europe and met with roosevelt instead. it was a select few, four men. teddy roosevelt, john muir and two guide/

. >> we had just found out that i-90 is disclosed between s140 and mckinley and lakewood. happened on the border. one person dead after being strucke by rta bus, we have cr details from an investigation into the cincinnati zoo. >> investigation started when a three oh boy found its way into thehe gorilla enclosure may, here's a elizabeth noreika with more details.s. this incident back in the headlines, according to a investigative reportdl the barr was not in compliance with housing primates with a through boy slipped in back in may barrier to ap the previous barrier was not enough to keep the boy from entering the enclosureo also states that the animal response team follow protocol when it shot and kille the 17-year-old gorilla harambe said that the bearer could pass inspections including one month before the incidentbe they close immediatelyly after that incide. they will continue to investigate the could face fine or other actions. saw that video of the gorilla trekking that point., fortunately point.was okay and the zoo officials say that the smallest he acted as they

. >> the canton mckinley high school senior who says he flashbacks of those dark days. when he goes to church he is reminded of howhe they were >> think it was twisted because they're showing us how to pray but they put us through hell >> the nightmare ended in 2,005 after a caseworker demanded to see the children and when they refused , she returned with the police dramare i remember them putting me in a van taking me away. i have not this kept a criminal who took these childre as the state wants you to believet and lock them in cages. michael and sharen gravelle were convicted in 2,007 of chil endangering and abuse serving two years present. >> they loved us up for two years, they get locked up for two years, they nearly almost killed us. lawsuit filed against child welfare agency for placing them in the homeme were settled out court for several million he's having trouble getting access to his share of the funds a lot of esses presti says the money must be used for his special needsys covered by benefits and approved by a judge judge, he says as an adult he should ha

. >> police tell us 90 was closed from while mckinley while crews were assisting. they say the man's car broke down and he was trying to cross the highway for an unknown reason. we're told it was the bus involved in this accident. the bus operator was not hurt. the rta released a statement saying their prayers are with the man killed and his family along with their employee. we do in case, this incident is >> jessop and he refused to come out, complicating matters. a five -month-old baby was inside the home with at that time. the standoff continued for five or six hours before he finally surrendered. the incident is safe tonight. >> downtown cleveland could be more congested tonight as more people are expected to participate in a protest against president-elect donald trump. kevin freeman as life in cleveland tonight with more on the demonstration and how it might affect your travel. >> that rally is expected to begin. on public square tomorrow evening followed by a march to cleveland state. all of that happening around the same time. lots of people will be downtow

valet near west 117 they say that she was walking away from a disableded vehicle when from west 1402 mckinley park. local family speaks out about the outbreak of legionnaires disease, at least 12 people in northeast ohio have gotten sick in recent months and one person diedo now the failure that man opens up to peggy gallek. fail if schott said it was weeks after the fit for your 20 washington died before they learned what causes death even to childrende. >> a new something was wrong. said something is not right. he said he'll do something you're going to have the underlined creek washington talk about his brother tony washington died in august after they said that they were surprised that he got so sick quickly, call me on sunday, he was breathing hard, he said he had double pneumonia, stands to receive his death certificate listing one of the causes of death as legionella pneumonia. >> it was his job. >> to mexico they received a letter that osha was investigated. they believe that bacterium originated from the cooling towers and cpp in a slick. >> lake county confirm they hav 12 confirmed

the longest line we heard about so far was at mckinley tech in northeast. they had a nigh number of people who needed provisional ballots. the line cleared up by midday. in fairfax county, we received a number of complaints who tried to use an i.d. other than their driver's license to vote. the registrar easily scan a driver's license but can't scan other forms of legal i.d. like passports and work i.d.s. poll workers were asking for driver's license to speed up the process this morning, but they have since been told they are not allowed to ask for a a second i.d. and quite a few people in maryland say they don't like how their ballots are scan canned a after they fill in their paper see their selections when removed from the large followeders and put into the scanners. they want more privacy in this process. the board of election wes just got off the phone and they say privacy a common complaint, but this has been less than the number of complaints than in the primary. and the poll workers told to try to to be respectful of people's privacy. most of the pr

they correctly predicted dr and mckinley.legal gambling. stock markets were banned, commodities were banned, insurance was banned so we have a long history of banning things as gambling. john: the world no longer benefits from its prediction. recently, the government granted a few exceptions to its ban for sites like predictive. >> how come they got a yes and the rest of the guys got a no. john: the bureaucrats keep changing her mind 12 years ago they asked robin hanson to create a market that would predicted world event. >> the department of defense heard that these markets were interesting and doing powerful things and they said show us. we are going to. develop predict events in the middle east to people immediately started to bet but we never got that far. john: the idea of people betting on when there might be terrorism horrified politicians. >> i think this is unbelievably stupid. it needs to be stopped immediately. john: it was, the very next day. >> the secretary of defense declared the project at. john: the pentagon

police have closed off 90 eastbound from mckinley to west 140th and the reports were she was next to a disabled car and tried to cross the highway. this is traffic stopped on the highway. we will keep an eye on the scenes for you and we will keep you up-to-date.>>> now at 6 pm, complains holding in about the cleveland water department as service was abruptly turned office projects stretch from week or 22 months. >> when you call someone call them back. >>> neighbors are forced to

but instead, they marched down 6-th street and onto mckinley. ultimately, the group made its way back to red arrow park. protesters say the president elect does not represent their values. 21:14 i think america needs to see this isn't a win. all these steps back, we're not moving forward. 08:51 this is good that people care, but we need to do more than this. this all lasted about five hours. milwaukee police say no arrests were made and there were no major incidents. reporting live in milwaukee deandra corithios fox6 news it was a similar scene in madison -- as thousands took part in a march from the u-w campus...to the steps of the state capitol. organizers say they wanted a space to reflect and discuss their discontent with the election outcome. they also sad march was not to reverse the election outcome-- but rather for their concerns to be addressed by a trump presidency. meanwhile -- wisconsin isn't the only state experiencing protests. in portland, oregon police detained several protesters after an anti-trump rally turned violent. the demo

but instead, they marched down 6-th street and onto mckinley. ultimately, the group made its way back to red arrow park. protesters say demonstrations this is only a first step-- 08:40 "yeah we're protesting but we need to talk about more policy talk about bringing it to the government talk about bringing it to the politicians instead of just advocating" this all lasted about five hours. milwaukee police say no arrests were made and there were no major incidents. reporting live in milwaukee deandra corithios fox6 news meanwhile... police are now calling an anti-trump protest in portland, oregon... arrested at least 26 people. kim's in the newsroom with the latest. protests turned violent there... as police reported seeing people out with bats... and multiple acts of vandalism. police in portland are tweeting that things have been thrown at officers... and cars have been damaged. the state also had to shut down two interstates and two bridges because of the demonstrations. a witness says his tires were slashed. well, we were driving inaudible to

this year we have john mckinley. we have peyton manning. we're very excited but, of course, the evening -- l folks who steal the show are our 25 models with down syndrome. they come from a lot of different states. sam is from colorado. he's a tried and trued mold and one of the stars in the show. >> awesome. i was going to say i think the real celebrity is sitting right here on i hear you're in the fashion show; right? what's your favorite part about it? >> well, i like to walk down with the celebrities. >> yeah. >> and i also like to show my break dancing moves. >> we might have so see many of those. these pictures are awesome. a lot of really neat outfits and just a lot of fun. >> absolutely. >> what are the proceeds going to? oh, sure. -- we are now serving 1200 unique patients. and they come from 27 states and seven countries and then we do research at that improves their medical care too. it's really important. we're the least funded genetic condition by our federal government. >> i didn't know that. that's really interesting. >> our c

the senior at mckinley high school says he has flashbacks to those dark dark days. every time he says he sees was painted in the world paints and the was painted in the way they decorated cages or hear the of his alarms like the ones placed on the doors to the cages.s.inwo when he goes to church is reminded about how the ravel's encourage the children to pray. >> i think it was twisted because them showing us how to pray but they are putting us throughhein hell. >> nightmare ended in 20 oh five after caseworker demanded to see the children, and when they refused, the caseworker returned with thehe police. >> i remember them putting in a van. i thought that i remember them putting in a van and take me away frommb their. >> i am not a guilty criminal who took these children ended that the state wants you to believe locks them in cages. >> lock them in cages. >> michael and tn sharon gravele were convicted in 20 oh seven on charges that included type child >> date get locked up for twoup years? no. they nearly almost killed us. they think child welfare agencies pursued

. >> mckinley and taft. >> he is making that up. they tend to start between 70 -- that's absolute nonsense. >> it is no more nonsensical than talking about a hillbilly. >> did you get offended? >> a little bit. >> something tells me, remi, you have a problem with this. >> i think it is unnecessary. i wouldn't say there is a problem, but his supporters as we just saw from the delta story are very much in favor of him and are very happy about him. if his election night speech was to be believed he was intending to bring the country together. rather than going and thepging those -- thanking those who voted for him go to the places where he didn't have a a lot of support. >> that's what the fu tour is for. >> there was a "new york times" piece and it showed a lot of people voted for obama last time and they voted for trump this tievment they said why? he showed up. he did a rally and spoke to them. those people are not particularly republican or conservative. if he goes to those areas he will now have to do more than show up. he will ha

. >>> a man killed in fort collins on friday is 44-year- old benjamin mckinley. he was stabbed to death and found dead inside an abandoned building that was being use as a shelter for several homeless people. >>> hate crimes in colorado seem to be on the rise. 21 cases of criminal mischief been reported in denver so far this year and five incidents just within the last two weeks. presidential election has given lease to some undercurrents of hatred or loathing that have been there the whole time. colorado muslim society says a number of their members have been target verbally and physically. they mentioned a woman shopping just after the election. don't belong here. >>> a reference to slavery will stay in the colorado constitution. the measure failed by few are than 16,000 votes. supporters say this measure will be back on the ballot in the future. they believe it failed because of confusing language. >>> the pepsi center under fire right now. 3 some claim it is not friendly for fans with disabilities. and new a local woman is suing. kirsten kurlander is hearing

and there it is, in the white house, in 1898, when william mckinley is president. >> and there is thethe only one it could be because it's for that side. >> i'd never heard of a plinth. what is a plinth? >> it's a base of a column that runs up the wall. >> how many were there? >> well, there were four. they were in niches in the hall where originally built for stoves. >> do we know where the other three are? >> no, nobody does. >> never been seen. so now i'm wondering, how does the plinth get from that cozy corner in the white house to the meister's attic? well, in september 1901, president mckinley is in buffalo, new york, at the pan-american exposition. he's shaking hands with the public, when an anarchist named leon czolgosz assassinates him. suddenly, vice president teddy roosevelt is sworn in. among his many big ambitions is a gut rehab of the executive mansion. >> 1902 was a major reshaping of the symbol of the white house into a more rldly time. america became more international, and the white house was redone to be compatible with that. >> t.r.'s goal is to return it to its or

two lanes are blocked on the left side and an accident on lakewood i-90 eastbound lanes at mckinley and traffic is slow to hilliard. delay of about a minute. no biggy. for a local couple in the suburbs. >> two men burst into their homes with guns. the couple forced to call 911 from their closet. harry boomer is live with the details. what are police telling you. >> talk about a frightening experience on halloween. one family got a real life scare when one man tricked the owners to opening the front door. guns. >> people in your us who guns? >> i don't know if they are still here or not. >> reporter: you can hear the terror of the homeowners with a westlake police dispatcher. >> are you in a room that is locked? >> two men with identities disguised forced their way into the house after the wife opened the door thinking it was trick-or-treaters asking for candy. the suspects wanted cash instead. >> they demanded money from the woman and her husband. when the husband hesitated one of them hit him over the head with a handgun and inflicted an injury. at that point he did surrender the cash

but instead, they marched down 6-th street and onto mckinley. ultimately, the group made its way anticipate their moves all night - blocking traffic and streets within a block radius along the route. along the way, we saw many people stuck in their cars. some honked in support; others called the protesters 'cry babies.' one woman at the start of the rally told us... this isnt about party politics. she says its about their dislike and fears of trump. sm 'i think it really is people taking revenge on obama - and not wanting to follow up obama with a woman. they think it was too much progress too soon.' the protesters made their way back to red arrow park at around 7-45 tonight. a small group blocked traffic in front of the marcus center... before taking off again. reporting live downtown, bl, fox6 news. brad thanks bret this is the second nigh of protests in philadelphia. people marched through the city's center-- blocking traffic. we're told it was a peaceful gathering. and this was the scene in denver earlier tonight protesters clogged streets i

warren to mckinley. shutdowns. we are told a bus struck somebody and someone died in this accident. if you take this route home i would avoid it all together. it is quite a mess and you can kind of see the headlights in the distance. it will get darker earlier. avoid i-90 east, west 117th. >> denise: more s cleveland 19 news at 5:00. a big surprise on stage for adele. a bat dive bombs the singer in the middle of the show. her reaction wil . cleveland clinic is here for you, anytime, anywhere. >> denise: president obama is making his 6th visit to germany. he is stressing a message of solidarity amid the concerns of tensions of president-elect donald trump. margaret brennan is traveli >> reporter: here in berlin donald trump and vladimir putin loom large over president obama's meetings. the rhetoric from the president-elect as well as his friendly outreach to russia has german chancellor angela merkel concerned. her foreign minister went to far to call trump a preacher of hate. mr. obama and chancellor merkel hope to extend european sanctions on the military mr. trump takes office. th

she was born in 1899 when william mckinley was president of the us. she lived through two world world -- wars. however, emma said her secret is eating eggs every day since she was a teenager. she has eaten more than 1000 >> i am heading to the store right now to get some eggs. >> 1899. i cannot believe that. >> cholesterol is not a problem. imagine the things that she has seen over her lifetime. >> she has seen a lot of things. that is amazing. that is exciting for her tomorrow. >>> it is time for our juicy question and the answer. 30% of people say they have never done this. here is your hand. we believe matt morrow has not done this in the past month while jimmy is likely done this with that, i am going to say drink. >> i was going to say get sloshed. >> how about this? eating meat. >> or just eating in general. let's see what the answer is. >> order take out. >> that is every night for jimmy q. although he told me that he just rolled out some filet mignon and lobster tell the other night. he had a barbecue the other day. >> is exaggerating. >> that

. >>> this is the second deadly stabbing in fort collin this on friday, 44-year-old benjamin mckinley was found death inside an abandoned building there in fort collins. police released his identity just yesterday. two people have been arrested for his murder. >>> a historic queen anne home will not be designated as a city landmarkment kiss came after 90 minutes of debate last night. the home owner said it would have hurt her property value. city counselors say there needs to be i higher bar or landmark designation. >>> a reference to slavery will amendment t wouud have removed the slavery reference. the measure failed by more than 10,000 votes. supporters of the bill say slavery has no place in our constitution. >>> take a look at this. thisied row shows a group. this is alt-right voters giving what appears to be the nazi salute as they celebrate trump trupp's win in the election. watch. >> hail trump. hail our people. hail victory! this video. thhy say their candidate is not a racist and they want people to focus on the real issues affecting the american people. >> i'll send them ba

these are the kinds of people who are doing all this bad stuff. , fromm mckinley pennsylvania, he is exactly the kind of person that madison dislikes. he had taken advantage of the revolution, now a politician in pennsylvania. he comes from the western part of the state and he is a fan of the farmers who want paper money and he is much hated by the elites. asked by the legislature -- there is a meeting that is going to take place to presumably reform the article. that is the way it is phrased. asks --slature acts -- [indiscernible] he says, that these other guys do it. delegation wasa made up of seven people who lived in philadelphia. nobody from the rest of the state. representatives wasn't even a resident, was not a citizen. says, why don't you come along? because he is the man actually wrote the constitution. why don't you come to this meeting? governor morris spoke for the pennsylvania delegation through the old convention. finley had no idea that that was going to happen. they did not tell him in advance. it was a loaded convention. made up of what you might call nationalists. t