nichole: i'm nichole berlie. whole thing sergio licona is still hospitalized with life-threatening injuries. our rhondella richardson is live with the ongoing investigation. rhondella: this is a break in the case. police have processed the vehicle and they believe the victim is three small children. police believe this gray jaguar with the damage to the front end is the vehicle in the brockton hit and run. just before this was scene. 1:30 a.m. friday,the victim sergio david licona vallecillo, , the man in the middle with his friends, was critically injured leaving the spot bar and lounge on brockton's north main street stepped into the street and that's when a car appears to barrel right through them at the moment of impact, it is so disturbing, we stopped the video just before impact. state police from the da's -- the april office, -- the da's office processed the jaguar at the brockton police dept saturday and returned it to the owner who was not the driver at the time of the hit and run. the victim is a 25-yea

i'm tia ewing. >> nichole: i'm nichole vrsansky in for burian duffy. the shoppers need coats. it might be a little cold outside. at least an umbrella, sam? >> samantha: make just online shop this morning. we're trying to catch all the black friday deals. it's 6:31. if you go out to the brick and mortar stores, make sure you're bundled up. it's tough to shop with a coat. that can be kummersome. upper 30s in elyria. i would grab it and take off the coat in the car and run into the ma me, because i think anything that's making it to the ground right now is more along the lines of drizzle, but there may be a few patchy showers that pop up through the day. no measurable rain right now. again, in this kind of atmosphere and similar to what we saw yesterday where it was just kind of misty outside, we might have to deal with conditions from time to time today. temperatures eventually get up into the mid-40s, and that will happen going into the afternoon. until then we're cloudy. possible, but more scattered shower activity will begin to develop tonight after sunset, and eventually tha

over to you. >> nichole: thanks, sam. we give thanks this morning for a new program that's providing one of a kind classes for young cleveland city school students. the fund, a nonprofit partnered up with the children's museum of cleveland to bring special five s.t.e.m. based classes to kindergartners at euclid park elementary. they will creatively inspire students to dig deeper and dream bigger. good news this morning. we're told this pilot program will be back again next school year. how cute is he? >> tia: they look like they're having a great time. i love it. >> nichole: hands-on always the best for kids. my kids enjoy hands-on lessons. it keeps them more engaged and involved. >> tia: versus reading a boring book. time is 6:20. so far so good. we're watching the flight tracker at cleveland hopkins airport this morning for people flying in last minute for thanksgiving. >> nichole: the final weeks of his term. we look at some of the best photographs captured of president barack obama, and there's an adorable recurring t

i'm brian duffy. >> nichole: i'm nichole vrsansky in for tia ewing this morning. laura demaria is watching the roads this morning, but let's go right to meteorologist sam roberts who has details on the forecast. good morning, sam. >> samantha: good morning, and rolling out of bed this morning. back to work we go, and i would take the umbrella along if you'll out for a prolonged period of time today. right now we're completely dry, but you see some rain out to our west. now, i don't think all this will hit us. it's going to be moving into some drier air. this is rain coming through indiana, but here at home the air is super-duper dry, so i think any rain we see during the day pretty isolated. you can see that at this hour, 6:01, really nothing happening in northeast ohio. it is totally dry, and i would expect a dry commute out there. quiet conditions, so i gave it the green light for your drive in. it's chilly. bundle up. upper 30s through 8:00 in the morning, and we should hit 41 at 9:00. a yellow light for the evening commute as we could have a few spotty rainsho

nichole: a fishing boat sinks off the coast. the rescue at sea to get the crew to safety. >> from boston's news leader, this is wcvb newscenter 5 at 5:00. reid: we start with breaking on the street with serious injuries. police say she was found just after 11:00 last night on pawtucket boulevard and rushed to the hospital, but did not survive. they also believe she was involved in a fight outside a home on that street after being asked to leave a party. lowell police are working with the massachusetts state police and the middlesex d.a. on this investigation. we have a crew on the scene and will bring you more when we know it. nichole: also breaking, a manhunt underway in san antonio , texas tonight after a police officer was shot to death in his pulled up behind him. that driver got out of the car and shot the officer two times in the head. the officer was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. san antonio police have not yet released the name of the slain officer, but confirm he was a 20-year veteran of the force.

nichole: granite state blitz. massachusetts politicians pour over the border to help candidates up and down the ballot. a.j.: and time to turn the clocks back, and temperatures are dropping, too. my timeline for the rest of the weekend. >> from boston's news leader, this is wcvb newscenter 5. nichole: we're following breaking news out of brockton tonight. a 3-year-old hit by a bullet as gunfire erupts with a peace rally wrapping up nearby. thanks for joining us. i'm nichole berlie. reid: and i'm reid lamberty. our nicole estaphan is live in brockton, where neighbors are concerned for their safety. boy was with family when the bullet went into the living room. the boy was in the kitchen, feet away when he was struck by the bullet. >> it's a shame, discouraging. nicole: the image of a little boy playing with cousins moments earlier, now on a stretcher after bullets from -- fragments from a bullet grazed his leg. pop. nicole: about 1:00 saturday, several shots were fired outside of 124 bartlett street in brockton. yo

nichole: i'm nichole berlie. the president-elect is also speaking to protestors and people behind hate crimes since his election. newscenter 5's todd kazakiewich has trump's message. todd: the president-elect says protestors have nothing to fear from a trump administration and he has a very clear message for hate-groups who seem to be emboldened by his election. >> i will say it right to the cameras. stop it. engaging in hateful speech and actions against people of racial and religious minority groups. in his first interview since the election, trump continues labeling the thousands of demonstrators nationwide as professionals protestors but insists they have nothing to fear. >> don't be afraid, we are going to bring our country back todd: one way trump says that's going to happen is by deporting millions of illegal immigrants and criminals. >> gang members, drug dealers we're getting them out of our country. todd: trump saying tonight on 60 minutes, there are some issues he won't touch like gay marriage. >> it's

nichole. nichole: right now, two masked robbers are on the run, after holding-up a woman inside a brockton gas station. they burst in, and threatened her with weapons. newscenter 5's rhondella richardson reports, the victim is asking for help to find them. because i would not give them more money. rhondella: showing preserverance that comes with needing to provide for her family chrissi , pamales is working the same oak street gas statoion cash register that was stormed friday around at 10:20 p.m., by two armed masked men. >> it was so scary. one had a knife. the other had a gun. they were both skinny and short. rhondella: they took up to 300 dollars in cash and ordered her to the floor. >> they told me to get to the floor and not to press buttons and they left -- they then left. rhondella: taking pamales totebag too. >> it had my paycheck and i had only $76. but i had my personal items. i had pictures. rhondella: the gas station was not busy at the time and she says the knife was this long, t

nichole: thank you, mike. also breaking tonight a deadly , shooting is under investigation in everett. police are on the scene right now, in the area of ferry street. newscenter 5's diane cho is there live with what we know at this hour. attention on this parking lot and they've also blocked off this portion of ferry street where the victim was found. police are only confirming at this hour that this was a deadly shooting. we talked to a neighbor who did not want to be identified who told us she heard 2 gunshots this afternoon then she says she , saw a man laying on the ground telling his girlfriend that he couldn't breathe. >> they didn't want to move him at that point. because she tried to turn them over. stay with me, stay with me. that is what she kept on saying. it's sad. i' i pray for the family. diane: we are still waiting to learn more information. of course, as soon as we learn that information we will bring that to you. diane cho, wcvb newscenter 5. reid: a deadly rollover crash in westport, the driv

nichole: thank you, todd. donald trump is going after the fbi over its announcement about clinton's emails. shaun chaiyabhat has the new attack from trump. shaun: donald trump directly addressed that fbi announcement clearing clinton of any crime. falling back on his claim the system is rigged. >> the investigation into her crimes will go on for a long the rank and file special agents at the fbi won't let her get away from her terrible crimes. shaun: clinton emails, a trump campaign drumbeat now ending with a thud. the fbi clearing clinton. without charges. the bombshell just 2 days before the election. >> right now, she's being protected by a rigged system. you can't review 650,000 new emails in 8 days. you can't do it, folks. shaun: trump took his campaign to 5 states sunday. iowa, minneapolis, michigan, pennsylvania and virginia. he fell back on other campaign slogans. repealing obamacare immigration, the wall and jobs. just days before voters hit the polls trump left to tweak his message. doubling down des

nichole: diane cho is live with the latest. diane: investigators are trying to figure out how this all unfolded. neighbors in the area tell us they heard several gunshots call just before 5:00 for a person shot. they found two victims. officers were there for several hours. we are told both men who were shot are in their late 20's. one was taken to the hopsital with non-life-threatening injuries. the other man was also taken to the hospital but later died from his injuries. police have not released the victim's name at this time. if you have any information that can help police in this case yoe reid: that man who was found shot in the woods in easton this week has died. the bristol county district attorney's office says daniel smith died last night at brigham and women's hospital. smith was found by two teenagers on he is originally from easton, wednesday. but had been living in florida. investigators are asking anyone who has seen a red 2016 mazda 3 sedan florida license plates to country. trump is putting together his new whi

nichole: breaking news in texas. this man may have information regarding an ambush murder on a san antonio police officer. he was a 20 year veteran of the force. we have the clues investigators are following. reporter: investigators are combing through surveillance footage to try to find more images of that man and figure out where heas. they are also looking for the public to help them identify this man. he may have information about the murder of benjamin marconi who was shot during a traffic stop just beforeoon on sunday. the detective was a 20 year veteran of the force. he was in his cruiser writing a traffic ticket for a driver is he had pulled over when an unknown suspect possibly driving this car parked behind the cruiser and ambushed him. >> driver side door, he shot the dinner -- the detective striking him in the head. he then reached through the open window and fired a second shot ich also struck the detective in the head. reporter: police say this man they have the answers they are looking for. as for the

brookside. >> nichole: tim i 43. congratulations have come in for president-elect trump all morning long, lisa may and putin among the first to send theirs. india's and japan's prime minister cents theirs as well. mitch mcconnell sent out this reaction. he said the american people have chosen a new direction for our nation, and house speaker paul ryan called mr. trump overnight to congratulate him on his victory. all eyes will be on the opening bell at the new york stock exchange this morning. overnight. they have recovered worldwide since an initial frantic sell-off. experts say it's because of the relatively soft victory speech from president-elect trump. u.s. stocks are expected to open lower, but not near as low as originally thought. dow futures right now down about 350 points. we'll continue to monitor that situation as well. tia and brian, back to you. >> brian: what does that trump it mean for the short-temple health of our 401(k)s. tom stockett of cleveland wealth says you need to be patient. >> it's importa

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nichole: and no delays for travelers. drivers are seeing the normal slowdowns on the mass pike and a few delays at logan. storms over washington dropped two feet of snow in 24 hours. reid: keep it out there, mike p keep it t it looks like it will not be headed this way. we will be warm enough to get some rain. steady red, rain ahead, flashing red, snow instead. that's the middle of the summer and flashing red means there is rain out. the red sox -- it used to be the brakes as well. right about average this time of year. nowhere near the record heat. if you look over the city right now at 41 degrees, we have a wind chill index of 32 degrees. see the camera bouncing around? that is the breeze that has been with us most of the day. we have a fantastic afternoon. tomorrow the sun is out again. the clouds move in, but also as you look to the west, th nothing is hitting the ground. lots of snow in nova scotia. we have a cool breeze with it. tomorrow we get the sunshine without the wind. overnight tonight, skies are crystal clea

. >> nichole: i'm nichole vrsansky at the alert desk tracking reaction to president-elect donald trump's interview on 60 minutes. we've been tracking protests across the country overnight and hear from northeast ohioans. >> brian: the search is on four a teenage boy that disappeared last week. good morning, everybody. it is monday, november 14th. thank you so much for joining us. really appreciate it. i'm brian duffy. on facebook, twitter and snapchat. this moment, the moon is closer to the earth than it has been in 68 years. look at the screen right now. the full moon also known as super moon won't come this close against until 2034. it's not just trending online here but all around the entire world. meteorologist samantha roberts has been moon-watching all morning. she has the fore. ccr stuck in my head this morning. if you poke your head outside to catch the super moon, you should have no problem seeing it unless you're like me and had to drive through downtown. what moon? all i see are buildings. hopefully you can see it. when this map starts turning carolina blue, it is cold outside

nichole: moment of impact. a hit and run caught on camera. reid: firefighters bringing back some little dogs from the brink. nichole: we are following a tragic story out of austin. -- of boston. a mother found dead inside her apartment. and the home as relatives make that the story. diane: police are working on a timeline trying to find out how the woman died and how long her children have been in the apartment alone before her body was discovered. officers rushed to the apartment for a possible home invasion this afternoon. after they started investigating, they realized it was not an intruder but rather concerned relatives who forced the door open when they had not heard from the mother ling deceased in the apartment. diane: it is not clear how the woman died. >> we are not sure if it is a natural death or some trauma. it could be a medical condition. diane: the woman part three young children were also in the apartment when the body was discovered. >> it is unfortunate. these children have been taken to the hospital. we are waiting to furt

that's coming up after the >> nichole: i'm nichole vrsansky at the alert desk. woodmoore elementary will be crash went to school. it was open through the night, actually, for parents and family to come and ask questions and get answers. school leaders whim offer that support again this morning. >> we had guidance counselors there, and we will have support for students and support for the staff. we'll have support for members of the community, and we will continue to provide this support as long as it is needed to our students, to our staff, and to our community. >> nichole: we told you, the national transportation safety board is on their way to the site this morning. the bus driver was ate overnight. five children died and several more remain in the hospital this morning. >>> i want to show you this new video from japan. these are tsunami waves traveling up the river there. there was a 6.9 magnitude irt quake this morning. officials warn waves could get up to 10 feet. they urge residents in affected areas to evacuate. >>> this is where ied yo from the bomb squa

i'm nichole berlie. reid: i'm reid lamberty. trump is also explaining why he lost to popular vote and should have won big. newscenter 5's todd kazakiewich has trump's other remarks. todd so far, there is no : evidence of widespread voter fraud produced by either the president-elect, or by anyone else. after making his claim, trump questions why the media isn't reporting on it. tonight, as a recount effort is moving closer in michigan, pennsylvania, and wisconsin, comes this unsubstantiated accusation by the president-elect virginia, new hampshire and california. so why isn't the media reporting on this? serious bias big problem. tweets donald trump, without any evidence of his claims the president-elect has previously called a recount effort led by the green party, and supported by the clinton campaign, a scam he also tweets today, in addition to winning the electoral college in a landslide, i won the popular vote if you deduct the millions of people who voted illegally. this is video of trump returning to new york tonight, afte

nichole: in spite of the skiing, a beautiful mile the day. meteorologist mike wankum next with how long it will last. nichole: breaking news, president-elect donald trump announces his chief of staff chairman reince priebus. trump also announced that conservative media executive stephen bannon will serve as trump's senior counselor. these appointments are the first official confirmations of trump's upcoming administration. the pacific ocean. reid: that quick -- the quake's and people running. jennifer eccleston has the latest. jennifer: shattered glass and fractured nerves and new rocked by a major earthquake overnight. sirens ringing out across several coastal towns. many people waking up to shaking , swaying, things crashing to the ground. >> yes, it just started shaking and got worse and got worse and just would not stop. jennifer: the first quake lasted two or three minutes >> doors were opening and closing. the whole house was moving and creaking. jennifer: it was enough to crack roads and damaged buildings. the store is one example, the

nichole. >> nichole: i'm at the alert desk tracking the overnight protests and looking atoday what we might expect to happen today. >> brian: donald trump is not the only one visiting president obama today. our world champion cleveland cavaliers will be in the white house as well. good morning, everybody. it is thursday, november 10th. thank you so much for joining us at 6:00 a.m. on this cold thursday morning. >> tia: that's right. i'm tia ewin early. the first thing you notice this morning, it is really cold outside. meteorologist samantha roberts has the wake-up forecast. how cold is it right now, sam? >> samantha: it's in the 30s, guys. we'll be excited about this stuff in january and february. we'll be like, oh, 38 is not bad. maybe a light jacket or sweater for that. i think this morning in november you probably want the coat, at least we're dry. that radar is completely empty, but the temperatures tell a westlake, good morning to you. we're at 38. 35 in lorain, elyria and wellington into the 30s. out on the east side of things, a lot of 30s here today. 36 in chardon, and just a

nichole: plus president obama , meeting with world leaders in peru. his message about the transition of power. mike: a biting wind will greet you tomorrow morning. i wish it were kind of travel you can expect as you head towards thanksgiving. >> a former patriot losing his nfl record today. we explain, coming up. announcer: a half hour news at the top of the 5 at four clock. announcer: you're watching newscenter 5 at 6:00. nichole: it's another working weekend for president-elect donald trump. he's holding a series of meetings at his new jersey golf club with potential cabinet contenders. reid: among them new jersey governor chris christie who once led the trump transition team. abc's mary bruce reports from the president-elect eager for another round of meetings, but a frustrated donald trump still venting about the broadway hit show "hamilton." >> we truly hope that this show has inspired you to uphold our american values and to work on behalf of all of us. >> trump demanding the actors and producers apologize for addressing vice president elect mik

tickets are nichole. >> nichole: i'm nichole vrsansky at the alert desk where we monitor donald trump's visit to ohio today. he'll be in wilmington later near dayton. unless something changes over the weekend, this will be the last stop in the state before the election. tia. >> tia: a new study took a good, hard look at how dirty our phones can get. the test turned anything from fecal matter to antibiotic resistant bacteria. for most of us the biggest risk or cold or flu, but for people with lower immune systems, it could get more serious. doctors recommend cleaning or wiping your phone regularly to decrease that risk. i can see why that could happen, because some people take phones in the rest room. gross. they do. >> jon: okay. i take your word for that, tia. great night for friday night football playoffs after a day with more and more sunshine and highs in the 50s. sunny and pleasant, extra-hour weekend forecast in the 60s. i'll have details coming up at 7:00 on our sister station. yeah, flip that dial. >> laura: then our traffic situation, the main map here looks not so bad, but the

amy: john nichols.gichols: why were we the first mosque i america was in north dakota, in a small town, in a rural area. amy: you come from earl wisconsin. mr. nichols: -- numeral wisconsin. media system,s a we did not even try to clarify basic history -- not of the moment, but the basic history of this country, and what happens to muslim americans is a big deal in this campaign -- not a massive popupulation, but a population so demonized. amy: it is actually, a massive population. ms. sarsour: at least 5 million. one thing that clarified, one. one/.lims are african -- of muslims are african-american. this played amade role in making islam a foreign entity. we talk about islam in the context of terrorism only. you know this -- what you think about a terrorist attack -- nobody brought me on to talk about anything other than me defending my faith a national television. the media played a role. free ade donald trump space. he did not have to raise a penny and here we are in the situation we are in. a piece

nichole: the candidate suddenly rushed off stage by secret service agents. this is what happened. >> by the way, folks, while we are at it, >> go. nichole: a man near the front of the stage is brought to the ground, then carried out. newscenter 5's juli mcdonald is live at the breaking news desk with what we've just learned about that man. juli: trump did briefly returned to the stage, personally thanking the secret service. during that time, armed law enforcement was holding that questioning and searching him until trump had left the building. an apparent protester at donald trump's event in reno, in and of itself, not unusual. >> we have one of those guys from the hillary clinton campaign. juli: but what happened next unleashed panic in the arena. as trump's secret service detail rushed him off stage, a man in a blue sweater was tackled and removed from the venue. the secret service released a statement saying that the commotion began when someone yelled gunt be easy for us. juli: as their campaigns wind down -- >> i want to be the president for everybody

at 5:30, we start with nichole berlie with the latest on the trump and clinton camps. nichole? nichole: after an often times contentious and bruising campaign, both presidential candidates back in new york, casting ballots this morning. donald trump with a morning stop to his manhattan polling place. >> you bet, with your help, with your help. voting in her hometown of chappaqua. the only thing left to do now, watch and wait. >> i'm not nervous, i'm very excited. it's a great opportunity. >> i'll do the very best i can if i'm fortunate enough to win today. nichole: not a lot of rest for either candidate, clinton touched down early this morning after a whirlwind final day in several battleground states. >> it is the most humbling experience, because you know i know how much responsibility goes with this. nichole: trump finishing his campaign with this late night rally in grand rapids, michigan. >> today is our independence nichole: neither candidate has a public event scheduled today until tonight, their watch parties set to be held just blocks apart in new york city. live in th

so you can be ageless. >> nichole: time is 6:14. i'm nichole vrsansky. we continue to follow breaking news. a police-involved shooting overnight at the illuminating company's miles service center on east 146th street. cleveland police say four teens at the facility. this is a service center where they repair illuminating vehicles. when officers approached them they ran and one shot at the officers. the officers were not hit but returned fire. one suspect was shot in the shoulder. he's in stable condition at uh. two others are in police custody. police are actively searching right now for a fourth teen. the suspect's weapon was recovered at the scene. >> we did recover the weapon that the suspects used to shoot at our malfunctioned and they threw it down. >> nichole: both of the officers are okay on administrative leave. standard protocol pending this investigation, and they are still searching for that fourth suspect. we will keep you updated as this story continues to develop. tia. >> tia: thank you, nicki. >>> the minnesota officer charged with fatally

: i'm nichole vrsansky at the alert desk. cleveland police sent a surveillance picture of an armed robbery that they want us to show you. the suspects in this robbery dressed in black. the man in one of the pictures pointing a gun at the clerk at the sunoco on broadview road. that clerk was not hurt. the suspects got away with cash and cigarettes. they want you to call them if you have any information on this crime or those >> tia: want battle over the buses in public square tops our look at the stop stories that you need to know before you go. sia. >> sia: hiem here on public square where buses are still not allowed to drive through. a committee meeting is held today to discussion what options the city may have, and a rally will be held on saturday to give people a chance to explain why it's important for the rta buses to be allowed to drive through rather than around. >> brian: thanks. for the first time since going on strike november 2nd, teachers lewisville school district this morning. a new deal is not in place yet, but

>> nichole: what was that? it was a female passenger who opened the exit door over the wink and jumped 15 feet for the ground. some passengers quick to post that video to facebook. luckily no one was injured. the woman is detained for questioning. >>> emergency officials in tennessee say wildfire has set 30 structures ablaze in gatlinburg including a 16-story hotel. it's now at the edge of the dollywood theme park. mandatory evacuations are underway for areas in and around gatlinburg including the south part of pigeon ford where dolly parton's theme park is. the smoky mountains national park is closed. >>> we told you about the plane crash outside of colombia survived. we know they were members of a brazilian soccer team. early indications include an electrical malfunction as far as the cause. we showed you the radar of the plane's final moments earlier. we have more on that story at 7:00. brian. >> brian: thank you. president-elect donald trump has tapped tom price to head the department of health and human se

>> nichole: time is 6:14. from the alert desk i'm nichole vrsansky. this morning we hope to get answers as ambushed and killed two police officers. police arrested a 46-year-old man while he was walking down a rural road outside of des moines. investigators think he shot and killed two police officers while they were sitting in their patrol cars. the suspect is currently in an iowa hospital after he told police he had a medical condition. so far no charges in this case. >>> a lot of developments this morning in iraq. inching closer to mosul. reports from the battlefront say isis has fled their stronghold city, but the worst of the fighting is believed to be over. >>> hillary clinton and donald trump hold duelling rallies in the crucial state of north carolina today. meanwhile, here in ohio the national guard's elite cyber unit has been called in to prevent election-related cyber attacks. election day is now just five days away. >> tia: a last night, right? the cavaliers players have shown tremendous support to the indians throughout the postseason. >>

are two separate organizations. >> nichols: correct. same-- same employer, same job, same work conditions, same everything. >> o'donnell: the federations' lawyers responded to the e.e.o.c. complaint by saying, "any differences in the compensation paid men and women players are driven by factors other th g >> coming to you, live. >> o'donnell: major factors according to u.s. soccer are revenue and tv ratings. they say men's games, on channels like espn, average audiences four times larger than the women. ( chanting "u.s.a.!" ) but the federation sells both teams to broadcasters and sponsors as one entity, this year for about $45 million. the president of u.s. soccer is sunil gulati. we requested an interview with mr. gulati, but he declined. in a statement, the federation said they "are actively working to reach a new agreement with the women's team." >> sauerbrunn: and they're looking backwards, you know? we're looking to go forwards from now on, and we've shown-- and they've projected in their own financials that we-- we are going to m

>> nichole: good morning. i'm nichole vrsansky at the alert desk. while you were sleeping the first ballots in the presidential election were cast overnight. donald trump is off to a quick early lead winning over the voters of three new hampshire precincts. people in the tiny new hampshire towns voted just after midnight. when you combine the precincts trump won by a hillary clinton. speaking of mrs. clinton, her plane landed in new york around 3:00 this morning. both her and donald trump will spend election day in new york city. here is a live picture from fairfax recreation in cleveland and in parma where the polls will open in less than 30 minutes. our team coverage begins at 6:03. election day 2016 is here. tia and brian. >> brian: nicki, thanks very much. it's straight up 6:00. 8th. what a day it is shaping up to be. i'm brian duffy. >> tia: i'm tia ewing. make sure and vote. the weather should cooperate, too, for the voters for most of the day. meteorologist sam roberts is tracking some rain that's going to come a little later this afternoon.

maria: nichole berlie is here with a look at how hillary clin nichole: many americans, of course, could not wait for this day to arrive. millions of voters at the polls today, including both the republican and democrat presidential candidates. both presidential candidates back in new york today, casting their ballot. secretary clinton: i'll do the best i can if i'm fortunate enough to win. nichole: hillary clinton with a first in u.s. politics, a woman most humbling feeling. i know how much responsibility goes with this and so many people are counting on the outcome of this election, what it means for our country. nichole: clinton cast her ballot hours after returning from a multi-state swing to key states and election eve rally with the obamas. meanwhile, donald trump voting near his home in manhattan and earlier this morning called in to fox news to sum up his campaign. mr. trump: it's been a beautiful process. i met the people at every level. i think if people say what have you learned, what's that i've learned. the people of this country are amazing. nichole: clinton aides say she a

at nichole berlie continues our team coverage. nichole: clinton showing no signs of slowing down on the campaign trail, utilizing the support of some of her famous supporters. hillary clinton it in the campaign trail running today, making a stop in the battleground state of pennsylvania. ms. clinton: are you ready to vote, pittsburgh? nichole: leaning on celebrity backing. >> i believe she is going to tax-cut that is going to do one of two things -- raise the deficit by $9 trillion over 10 years or require cuts to 40% across the board. nichole: and former president bill clinton in colorado. mr. clinton: i believe she will be the first woman president, and i know she will be the best qualified president i have had a chance to vote for in my lifetime. but even those things are not as important as what it will mean for you. nichole: clinton heads to cleveland for a concert with jay-z tonight. she will close at campaign monday in pennsylvania. ed: nearly one in four registered voters in massachusetts has already cast their ballot. tod

nichols: and i said, "look, you are in control. this is your business. you have to take control of it. and you can be in control of it, but you have to be unified. you've got to get a new deal. >> o'donnell: what kind of deal would the women accept? >> nichols: equal. equal pay. >> o'donnell: well, what does equal mean? you want the same agreement the men have? >> nichols: we want the same money that-- that the men are making, exactly. that's $5,000 minimum-- that's-- that $8,000-- bonus if you tie a game, and the $17,625 if you win. we want equal money. >> morgan brian: we have to win and perform in order to even make $1,350. >> o'donnell: you're professional women. you signed this deal. you look back and say, "why did i agree to that deal?" or? >> sauerbrunn: a little bit, but it's also when it comes down to it, we just kind of had to be like, "oh, you're just going to say, 'no,' to everything that we're putting on the table?" we didn't know how to fight, and-- and in which ways we could fight. >> o'donnell: do you think you >> l

. >> brian: nichole vrsansky is getting answers about a huge disease. >> nichole: we saw an outbreak in the southern part of the ohio this summer, but this morning it's spreading through the summer states and health experts say it could be a record-breaking year for the disease. hand, foot and mouth is characterized by a rash and blisters on your child's hand, foot or mouth and not necessarily all of them usually accompanied by a fever and flu-like symptoms. it's a common viral illnesses and faekting people of all but children younger than five years old and infants are particularly vulnerable. there's no vaccine or medication to protect against hand, foot and mouth. you can reduce the risk of getting infected by watching your hands often with soap and water. sing happy birthday twice is what i tell my kids, and then you know you did a good job. we run down the most common ways the disease is spread so you can decrease your risk even more. brian. >> brian: thanks. 6:04 right now. disease is to blame for a man in eastlake. three employees contracted legionnaires from these businesses

at 5:30, we start with nichole berlie with the latest on the trump and clinton camps. nichole? nichole: after an often times contentious and bruising campaign, both presidential candidates back in new york, casting ballots this morning. donald trump with a morning stop to his manhattan polling place. >> you bet, with your help, with your help. voting in her hometown of chappaqua. the only thing left to do now, watch and wait. >> i'm not nervous, i'm very excited. it's a great opportunity. >> i'll do the very best i can if i'm fortunate enough to win today. nichole: not a lot of rest for either candidate, clinton touched down early this morning after a whirlwind final day in several battleground states. >> it is the most humbling experience, because you know i know how much responsibility goes with this. nichole: trump finishing his campaign with this late night rally in grand rapids, michigan. >> today is our independence

that's all we have control over. >> brian: and nichole tells us that dr. borland hopes the country can move forward from this election and at the very least have a sense of relief that the election is over. >> samantha: all right, good to see you again on this wednesday. it is 18 after 12:00 and, it is very cloudyut outside. we had rain this morning and then a little drizzle throughout the day. right now most of us are just contending with cloudy skies. i don't think we will see a ton, if any, sunshine today. the sun is setting earlier each day. so, i was hoping we would get a few peeks later in the afternoon. but, i don't know that that's going to happen for us. a few spotty little showers, some light drizzle here's southern cuyahoga northern medina and northern summit portions of stark and wayne counties, you might be seeing some light rain in these areas. the general movement of this is off to the south. so, tuscarawas county t wouldn't surprise me, southern stark county, if you saw a little light rain closer to 12:30 or 1:00. i don't think we will see

nicki. >> nichole: i'm nichole vrsansky live at progressive field where the indians looking to make history tonight with their first world series win since 1948. the gates here open at 6:00, and we're waiting to hear back from the indians as to who is singing the national anthem and who is throwing out the ceremonial first pitch. game six begins at 8:08. sam. >> samantha: all right, nichole. thanks so much. we're approaching 7:00 now. i might be bundled up out here at the ballpark, but tonight i don't think you'll be quite as budgeded up. we're headed for the mid-70s this afternoon. that means a game time temperature in the upper 60s, and we've got another warm day in the forecast for tomorrow. no rain until tomorrow morning. better chances for rain on thursday, and then after thursday things are very quiet going into the weekend. this is a fall-back weekend. we'll have to turn our clocks back, guys, one hour before we go to bed on saturday. over to you. >> tia: all right. this is an exciting day. what did you call it? closeout tuesday? >> brian: closeout tuesday. i want to come back for th

-- nichole berlie was there. she joins us from lawrence. nichole? reporter: in spite of the prosecution's reference to mandy mcgowan's prior history with drugs and request for a $10,000 bail, she was allowed to leave on her own recognizance. mandy mcgowan ran from cameras today, refusing to answer questions. just moments earlier, the young new hampshire mother had appeared in lawrence district court with her head covered, >> this is a defendant who comes before the court with a history of similar offense is. -- offenses. reporter: you may not recognize mcgowan's name but this video may help jog your memory. mcgowan sprawled on the floor of a family dollar in lawrence in september. unconscious from an overdose, her 2-year-old daughter crying, trying to wake her. the video went viral, her child was taken into state custody. >> the two-year-old child to wake her mother, as she's lying in the middle of the aisle in a family dollar store. this is an individual who clearly has a severe substance abuse problem. reporter: and today, her lawyer saying mcgowa

nichole: winter on the way. the powerful storm system that dumped plenty of snow on the midwest is now moving east, and we've got a winter storm warning for part of the state. re joining us now with some big changes. mike: it will be brutal. not so much the snow. the warnings for a small part of the state. the wind will be at. there is a little bit of light drivel. you can barely see the eastern part of the state. out in the west is where we see the snow and rain going on. most of that is in the western part of the state. we have a winter weather advisory. we are not looking for as much snow. if you are driving tomorrow, the cautious. about 1000 feet will be the biggest concern and we could see snow piling up. light snow accumulation west of 495 seems possible. you have the birchers and there could be isolated areas with more than 3-6 inches. it starts in the west and hangs around. it may hang around until monday as well. i will have a timeline and cold temperatures for your monday morning in a moment. nichole: