mike brookbank, news 5. >> i guess we are going to ukraine. >> that is where we are the champions. i like it. there is some sunshine in this cloudy forecast. up tonight as well. i love it when you get those clouds at sunset. it doesn't get more beautiful than that. thank you, wooster for this great shot. we have some chill moving in as temperatures drop off. a little more cloud cover east and 54 kirkland and for this evening plans if you are grabbing a bite to eat it is 55 in madison and picking up on a little bi has just popped back up on the power of 5. chagrin falls will be having light rainfall driving on 422 into cuyahoga. solon and orange may have a little bit of light rain action, but that is really it. temperatures for the south 56 ashland and 54. hour by hour we expect our temperatures to drop off but not significant because we are keeping added cloud cover. yesterday was upper 70s being squeezed out by the first cold front that hit in a second is ushering in these darker blues that will keep your highs tomorrow down into the lower 50s. is interesting because it doesn't ac

mike brookbank joins us now. mike, health departments are warning about illegal on-line food sales. >> reporter: yeah, lee, and with thanksgiving just about a we can away we are going to see their kitchens to make a quick buck. they're turning to social media now more than ever before. with a few strokes of the keyboard, and a couple of clicks of the mouse, you can find a cleveland woman selling pumpkin rolls on facebook, $12 apiece. >> during the holidays we see all sorts of home businesses pop up. >> reporter: the trend is take off and it's making suzanne's job at the board of health more difficult. >> it's tougher to track many of the sites don't even after phone number. >> reporter: guns, alcohol, and adult products are listed to be banned, but foods are not. >> food safety is a very real thing. >> reporter: clark, a small business owner, helps run the cleveland culinary launch and on etsy. >> there's no one that's going to check you out. >> reporter: while you can sell 90% of baked goods without a permit some

news 5 mike brookbanks is live from public square. it feels like more than mid november. >> it sure does and it feels fantastic. now the timing of this warm surge kind of comical because people are supposed to be ice- skating in public school right now. the skates are sharpened. the new ice rink is supposed to open on a day we are seeing record warmth. >> i have mixed emotions, it is >> temperatures in the 70s and sunshine delaying the rink's soft launch. >> we need 30 and 40-degree temperatures in order to put the ice in. >> in edgewater park, the warm weather perfect for spotting we typically never see in northeast ohio. >> marty callalease on look out for swallows. >> the strong warmth is breaking the binds and have been spotted by bird watchers along the erie in line. >> we have spotted them and summer's last blast is great for getting more use of the equipment no matter the size. the new beachhead is ahead of schedule because of the mild weather so far. unfortunately the same can be said about projects like the one in public scar

so news 5's mike brookbank joins us now. mike, when the weather is so nice like it has been, a lot of folks are not thinking about the holidays. >> how can you, frank, when it's sunny and in the 60s. and there are still leaves on the trees. while we're loving this weather the delay in places like the salvation army. the number of children signed up for christmas assistance is down. fewer families signing up for help with gifts despite there still being a huge need. last year nearly 4,000 children in cleveland had something to open christmas morning thanks to the salvation army. >> when the weather is as beautiful as it has been people are not thinking christmas yet. our numbers are 34% behind >> reporter: the salvation army is hosting one final gift assistance sign-up event next wednesday from 9:00 to 3:00. in the newsroom, mike brookbank, news 5. >>> donald trump and the republican party made it very clear. obamacare, your days are numbered. next, news 5 investigates what this means for americans with an affordable care act

thank you for joining us and staying up late i'm mike brookbank. >> i'm tracy carloss. firefighters were able to contain that blaze, but tonight clean up efforts. >> reporter: so the response team is out here trying to board up this building. this fire displaced 15 people and the cause is still under investigation. cell phone video shows the fire crews knocking down the flames just after noon. glass shattered as water and smoke came pouring out of what were apartment windows. tonight there's caution tape surrounding the chelsea neighbors collected their belongings. some are now staying in hotels. >> are you able to stay here tonight? >> no. >> reporter: mary and her great granddaughter came home with pizza to turn right back around as they are now spending the weekend with relatives. >> my apartment is shut down with no lights, no water, it's next door to me. >> reporter: they even took to social media. they tweeted that my building is on fire. flames would pour out of the and now the clean up is underway. this is disaster recovery team. taking a close look at the damag

we went from 70s and sunshine >> i'm mike brookbank. this weekend marks the official beginning of the snow and ice season for the ohio department of transportation. >> sean: but first, our tara blake is here. >> bill: we still have snow covered roadways and more snow making its way to the area. it has lightened up quite a bit from what we saw over the afternoon and through the evening hours. we had some fog made visibility very low. let's take a look for your sunday morning. very chilly. those temperatures have actually warmed a little bit here in cleveland. we were down to around 34, now at 36. 31 in wooster, 34 in ashtabula. the heaviest snowfall for us is going to be your darkest purples. as we zoom in we will show you where that heaviest concentration currently. we've had some really heavy snow bands pick up. back and forth. east siders, west siders, we have both been hit. but 71 and driving on 76 is where we have the heaviest snowfall headed just west of gillford. akron and canton, estimates as big as three to four inches. but east

thanks for joining us i'm mike brookbank. one of the shootings happened outside of a busy store on this holiday weekend. derick waller takes us there. >>reporter: 2016 is turning into the one of the deadliest cleveland has seen in several years and one of those shootings happened outside a popular shoe store. >> that's a crime. you never know what's going to short. as many as 20 gunshots rang out in the middle of the afternoon. the victims, two men possibly in their 20s. one of them died after being shot in the chest. tonight those shoes are sitting in the dark, the stores locked up and close the. it's a story that's getting too common. tonight police responded to another shooting around the at the same time outside u.s.a. food mart at east 123rd phillips. and another woman got shot in the leg. >> were you surprised? >> i'm not surprised, no. i'm not surprised at all. >>reporter: makayla phillips says she fierce for fears fore the safety of her four years child. i'm scared for my family, my nephews. i have a young son. i'm sc

mike brookbanks jones us. this has been a wake-up call some. >> yes, a vietnam veteran set himself on fire after he delivered a rant about protests surrounding the election. there is worry that climate holidays could cause some people to crack. >> crisis services, may i help new. >> the crisis counselor answering the phones at front line service in cleveland is extra busy. >> we have an increased number of calls. >> out of more than two dozen calls to come in from people feeling despair that night. >> they can talk to their families so they reach out to the hot kline half of what is so remarkable is who was on the other line. >> they were new callers that were expressing stress. >> with the nation and families divided, those that run front line are preparing to see similar demand in the days ahead. >> we will plan for it to be busier. >> as families sit down for thanksgiving dinner. >> we have had an increase and people have been noting the anticipated angst and stress. >> helping people facing crisis but the

news 5 mike brookbank spoke to the police chief. what do we know at this point? >> we want to give you an idea. the lake field lake community center. officers, the only thing the dispatchers could hear was arguing and gunshots and when officers got out here, they were on guard after hearing the gunshots in the 911 call and they themselves heard gunshots from the road. and the officers retreated in the lorainne county s.w.a.t. team was called in and for hours they set up a perimeter around the home shutting down lake road sharpshooters and heavy military equipment could be seen all afternoon and just before 4:00, the s.w.a.t. team made its way into the home and discovered a man and woman dead from gunshot wounds. police saying it is a murder- suicide. a neighbor saw heavily armed officers walking by his woman. >> major. this is something when i seen all of the cruisers parked here and the tactical teams moving, i knew something big was going because it was close by. >> police are not releasing the identities of the suspects or the victims until their families are

mike brookbank live at gateway plaza. games like this are pretty rare for the indians. >> reporter: this is only the seen a series go seven games. the first played at league park which is now home to the baseball heritage museum. >> fur not nervous for game seven, you are a better man than i am. >> reporter: morris is the man to go to with a question about baseball in cleveland. >> cleveland typically does things the hard way. >> reporter: like give up a 3- 1 lead in the world series, a series that looked very familiar the last time th 1948. >> very notable signing by bill vech in the early days of the color barrier. >> reporter: he is talking about satchel page. >> some people thought it was a stunt. he was 42 years old. >> reporter: his age did not impact his performance on the mound. >> he went 6-1 down the mound. yes, his story line playing out just like andrew miller's. >> similar is that he was a mid season acquisition, and that without andrew miller, it is doubtful that the indians would be in the world series. >>