this is approaching north olmstead. it is raining and through northridgeville. now this is tin northeast. parma 11:20 and cleveland 11:36 is when we think it will start to rain. this is one wave of showers. this will not delay the game and cause any rain delays we don't think. cleveland heights 11:46. that main back of rain i showed you at the top of the newscast is now moving into toledo. that is still an hour and a half to two hours away at and that's the rain we will be seeing late tonight and in your morning drive. this is up-to-date future view model information. 1:00 a.m., showers approaching sandusky. on the doorstep of cleveland at about 2:00 in the morning. 5:00 a.m. you will be dealing with the rain. the kids will need rain gear going to school. but look how queachly -- look how quarterbackly -- quickly by 2:00 we will mix in a few peeks of sun. how much rain are we expecting? well, the heaviest rain in the western counties where norwalk could be looking at half an inch. a quarter inch or so in cleveland and that's what most of us will see out of this.

live in olmstead falls. >>> thank you. the voters have spoken. >> they are saying yes to millions of dollars worth of academic and athletic bonds. they will be consolidated into two new schools. the other for grades six through eight. a new stadium baseball and softball complexes are also been given the go dollars a month for an owner of a $100,000 home. over to you. >>> a busy morning for officers in the third district. two shooting investigations. and dakota street. we are making calls to find out if there's any victims. we do know one person was killed at east 80. officers responded to a shooting there around midnight. you can see glass on the ground. two other people have been killed near that intersection this year. terrence? >> well a suspected gang member will be arraigned today. malik johnson was arrested. while serving a warrant for that crime they found evidence linking him to a carjacking. he's also considered a person of interest in another open murder investigation. >>> a cleveland man charged with killing a g

designed by olmstead in 1871. we can see on these images the parkways connecting the pieces of the park system, front, the parade and delaware park. as we talked about earlier, these early parkways were usually aligned with existing city grid forms. there is some ornamentation here in this part of the plan. but essentially they are these kind of straight line grid following boulevard systems. and the parkway as part of a park system spreads across the united states, seen here in chicago west park system. reminder, jens jenson, the architect. there are gridded environments, wide streets, tree lines connecting park to park. these early park systems, as they develop over time, begin to expand and get larger and larger. the red box on here is the previous slide. we just looked at that system. we can see it extending to connect the riverfront park designed by kessler down to swope park, the large country park that becomes developed later on in the development of kansas city. early parkways, key aspect here is that they

life in olmstead falls. meg shaw, news 5. an athletic bonds. they will be consolidated into two new schools. the other, sixth flu 8th. a new stadium and baseball and softball complexes also given the go ahead. about $shh 14 extra a month. >>> it's been a busy night for third district police officers in cleveland. two shooting investigations happening right now. the most re one man was rushed in bad shape. police working to a murder investigation at eetion 80th near cedar. at least two other people have been killed so far this year. i am making calls on both of these shootings. >>> a gang member set to be arraigned for a shooting and carjacking. he was arrested back in august. he's accused of shooting a man on east 107th evidence to link him to a carjacking. he's considered a person of interest in another open murder investigation. a cleveland man charged with killing a gas station owner. logan sinclair pleaded guilty to killing while attempting to rob a station last year. he will be sentenced this morning. he faces life in prison with the earli

by the time it gets through berea 1k3 olmstead falls -- berea and olmstead falls it looks like this. bath water starts out slightly yellow, but as the water gets deeper, so does the problem. >> it ranges from urine colored to like a dark almost browner yellow. it is gross. >> reporter: on the day we visited it wasn't great, but it wasn't horrible. it gets. in one a deep brown at bedtime. >> i get grossed out in a bath. i feel like i am cleaning her in water that looks dirty. >> every pipe is clogged. the shower heads don't last. all of our stuff dies in six months and it is supposed to last years. >> reporter: she is not alone. things got so bad they installed a water filter to protect her family of the as she changed the cartridge she could see the problem. >> this has >> reporter: the filter on the right is a new one, the same color on the left was when it was installed two weeks ago. before we arrived sandy put a new filter on as an spearment. >> i was in the shower for five minutes and that is five minutes of water. >> reporter: another experiment. she washed dishes for a short p

westlake and olmstead falls. on the move and they are intercepted by davidson. he finally gets tracked down. that put the bulldogs up and then in the third he is running through people and he can't a power touchdown and bulldogs win it 49-21. when we come back, the cavaliers are in action tonight in the nation's look, anyone who thinks you gotta make a truck heavier to make it stronger, has been workin' too long without a hard hat. meet the all-new 2017 ford super duty. they cut weight with a high-strength, military grade, aluminum alloy body and reinvested a big chunk of it to beef up the high-strength steel frame. forging the most capable heavy-duty pickup in america. time to punch work in the face. this is the next level. >> fresh off their visit with the president t with the wizards. lebron james with a big night and always fun to watch. back down and you are not backing out. lebron and steal and takes it coast to coast and throws it down 27 for the night. a little scoop and a little score. he had a big night. 27 for lebron. and jr smith, he didn't hit one.

it's warmer this morning than the last several. 47 out in shaker heights, and parma and north olmstead all in the mid to upper 40s and lakewood is the 51 degrees right now. it feels nicer than it has the last several days in the morning. temperatures through time today. we hit about 53 at 11:00 and 56 by 1:00 and for after school activities we're near 60 this afternoon. but tomorrow we actually get into the 60s, and we're not done. it's going to be even warmer on friday. then the bottom falls out for the weekend. we have a lot to talk about, and 6:45. >> laura: we're going to start with your roads now. if you jump out on the roads headed out the door, it's a good time to do so because we really have light traffic. it hasn't been a problem at all this morning. no major accidents out there at all. we haven't had any that cleared. it's been quiet. 47 miles per hour along 77 northbound headed into downtown. the rest of it to the south looks really good. west side and east side both move well. zoom in a little bit on the east side. 60 miles per hour along route 2 and i-90. the rest of the w

strongsville, north olmstead, mentor and akron headed out the door. should be right on time to downtown. i have that for you coming up at 6:19. customer appreciation day at tower city today with the opening of the improved tracks. it's set to last double the time of standard track replacements. riders get off the rapid at the new stop this morning and enjoy chick-fil-a compliments of rta after months of relocation. >> brian: 6:03 right w. buildings, 70 or so may use water with dangerously high levels of lead. >> nichole: the testing has gone on since the summer. another round of testing will start today. denise zarrella is live in cleveland getting answers for us this morning. denise. >> denise: what's happening today is actually senator sherrod brown is expected here at william patrick day head start. he will talk about a new bill that he's co-sponsoring that and preschools like this one to regularly test for lead in their water. we've been getting you answers on what's going on in cleveland schools as far as the lead found in their water. that situa

found near the metro park zoo are indicted by police say 65-year-old james cash was killed in north olmstead, then his body was wrapped in a tarp and dumped near the zoo. a third defendant in the case was indicted and is in jail on $100,000. >>> the city of lakewood will honor veterans at its annual ceremony, paying tribute to the men and women that served the country in the armed forces. it starts at 11:00 this morning city offices, rec centers and libraries will all be closed. >> yes. the post office is also closed, but there will still be trash pickup. >>> and you can pick up free food if you would like. red lobsters, denny's, cracker barrel and longhorn steakhouse are only a few of the restaurants offering veterans deals today. some require proof or valid military id. if you know a vet or see them, thank them for their service. >>> today is 10 degrees cooler than yesterday. the caveat is the wind making it feel even colder this morning. let's unpack today for you. 9:00 temperatures around 5 1. the wind will still be up there, sustained at 10 to 25 miles per hour. around 51. by the lunch

anthony kennedy formally indicted by a grand jury. 65-year-old james crashen was killed in north olmstead and his body but wrapped in a tarp and dumped at the zoo. a third man was also had indicted in the case in jail on a $100,000 bond. >>> a cincinnati judge is making an exception on veteran's day. she is keeping the courtroom open and letting the jury deliberations continue in the trial of cincinnati police officer ray tensing. the jury deliberated for 12 hours over two days. the court will stay fully staffed in case the jury returned a verdict. he is accused of shooting and killing app unarmed black man during a traffic stop last year. >>> let's check in with tera blake. chilly and windy out there. maybe a tribute to the day. it is windy, cold and rainy. we kind of have it all. it is a day to stay inside for sure. winds in cleveland at 18 miles per hour as we sit at a cool 51. it feels cooler when you are in the strong wind, though. no actual windchill temperature, throw. mansfield is 50 with 18-mile per hour winds. wooster is 23-mile per hour winds and as far as the wind gusts go, th

we have west gate and north olmstead and crocker park very, very busy. near those malls do be very, very careful. drive times look on time. 19 minutes from strongsville, north olmstead to cleveland 17 inbound from mentor and akron to cleveland on time, 37 minutes. guys. >> tia: i don't know if you follow massillon police department's facebook page, but their stuff is so funny. it's kind of funny. free black friday advice. number two. i'll give you number two. don't assault someone over a $19 blu-ray player. what you spend on bond and fines will far outweigh on the dvd player made in china.ou coverage next at 6:00. we show you what the crowds look like right now and whether there are still good deals out there. >> nichole: forget the football. the real winner from thanksgiving day viewing was the ? lend him a helping hand. ? ? put a little love in your heart. ? ? take a good look around... ? ? ...and if you're lookin' down, ? ? put a little love in your heart. ? ?put a little love in your heart.? ? in your heart. ? (avo) the subaru share the love event is

. >>> well -- olmstead township. >>> well, lebron james and his foundation, along with business partner maverick carter, are donating $2.5 million to a new smithsonian exhibit called mohamud ali: a force for change. he said he jumped at the chance the life of the late boxing great known throughout the world. the exhibit will be at the new smithsonian national museum of history and culture in washington, d.c. >>> a deadly overnight fire leaves residents without homes in illinois. what is next for the people in that area. >> and a shocking video out of arizona. an officer there is now under investigation for punching a woman. >> and defeating the odds. a brave 7-year-old is not we will take a closer look in a >>> there was a deadly gas explosion in canton, illinois, 30 miles southwest of peoria. the explosion damaged several buildings and debris authorities were responding to a report a contractor had damaged the gas line, they said. the surrounding downtown area has been evacuated 30 miles southwest of peoria, illinois. there is still no word on when the people will be able to return to

meg shaw is in olmstead falls where the superintendent is fighting to fix a major problem. >> not only is the superintendent fighting these new graduation requirement he's actually spearheading a rally in columbus where hundred about the new requirement that could drop graduation rates. rates could drop by 30% under the new plan from the ohio department of education. students not only have to meet the rierd amount the credits with decent grades. they have to score 18 poin s on seven end of course test. they must earn a min hum of 4 poin s in math, four .s in english and six poin s in science and and they worry students won't graduation on time. the first clais to face the new state rules. more than 200 substitutes are set to attempt tomorrow's rally. they plan to have five speakers voicing their concerns to state leaders. many if not all of the attendees are in our state's capitol for a conference they are attending which started today. meg shaw, news 5. >>> and thank you for your about shootings on cleveland's east side. the first was last midnight at east 80th street. police said a m

drive times look good, strongsville to cleveland 19 minutes, 17 minutes from north olmstead, and 37 minutes inbound from n. i should also mention that 77 looks to be cleared up right at i-90 where we had the overnight work done and it was closed. the akron commute is coming up at 6:19. guys. >> tia: thank you so much. look at this video. this was a scene across the country while you were sleeping, thoughs of people in several u.s. cities spent the night protesting donald trump's presidential win. >> brian: they certainly did. nichole vrsansky has been at the alert desk all morning lost. protest developments. nicki. >> nichole: we've seen protests in chicago, seattle and los angeles. most were peaceful. look what happened in oakland overnight. this was the scene around 1:30 this morning. people lined the streets, blocked traffic. police had to use tear gas and they did have to make arrests after protesters threw rocks, bottles and firecrackers at them. a protest in manhattan drew about 1,000 people. it was so bigic on fifth avenue.de trump tower - tia and brian. >> brian: thank you. look at

strongsville, north olmstead and mentor and akron. moving towards rush hour things look very, very good. also looking good for tomorrow, help us spread the holiday cheer. this friday, tomorrow, we hand out free turkeys from 4:00 to 6:30 across from the summit mall at knr. to get one just come donate a new or gently used coat or a nonperishable food item to charity. we're giving away it's going to be such an awesome time. guys. >> tia: what a great effort. thank you so much. time is 6:51. the news continues at 7:00 a.m. on channel 43, but the stories you need to know are next. >> including a warning about a disease on a record-setting a warning about hand, foot and mouth disease tops our list of stories you need to know before you go. nicki. >> nichole: the cdc warnings about an outbreak of hand, foot and mouth in georgia. there's several cases in the westlake location. health experts say to frequently wash your hands with soap and water to decrease your risk of contracting the disease. for the death of a man in eastlake. they believe

. >>> a brook park councilwoman accused of shoplifting from a target in north olmstead. julianne mccormick stole more than $900 worth of stuff on so far no comment from her. >>> a week after making her concession speech, hillary clinton appearing in public for the first time. the children's defense fund honoring her for her work in contribution. she admitted speaking last night wasn't the easiest thing to do but she still had a message if are her supporters. >> i urge you, please, don't lose heart, don't give up on the values we share, believe in our country, fight for our values up. >> still, no word on whether clinton is done with politics but some say her speech is a sign her focus will likely shift to helping families. >>> the soon-to-be former sheriff of sandusky county accused of stealing prescription drugs is expected to change his not guilty plea. there is a hearing today for kyle overmyre, charge this had summer with stealing drugs from police station drop boxes. title and still ran for re- election. he lost the race behind bars. >>> well, the nba awards, corey

strongsville, north olmstead, mentor and akron are moving well on the area highways. i go back to tia and brian at the ballpark. have you noticed tee kaaya -- sam is moves around but she's close to the bars. >> tia: i have noticed that. time is 6:20. indians would honor the last surviving member of the 1948 world series team, and they did it. >> brian: his name is eddy robinson. what did he have to say about this indians team? "when the ship comes in" by the hollies ? oh the fishes will laugh as they swim out of the path ? ? and the seagulls they'll be smilin' ? it's so peaceful up here. yeah. [eagle screams] ? that the whole wide world is watchin'... ? introducing the new turbocharged golf alltrack with 4motion? all-wheel drive. hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. vo: in times of crisis america depends on steady believe me." vo: and calm judgment. donald trump: "and you can tell them to go fu_k themselves." vo: because all it takes is one wrong move. donald trump audio only: "i would bomb the sh_t out of >>> the trib better have ice runni

the manager of the north olmstead target said they are also trying to deliver under the tree. >> you have trucks six days this week and you will get them all out. >> reporter: wal-mart made additional stock available for a four-day period last week at 2:00 p.m. each day. they offered the e-mail alert option for those who want to know when they have more. >> you need to be per sis extent. per persistent. >> they are not impossible to find. they are out there. but at double and triple the price or higher. >> hatchamals retail for $40. third party sellers scooped them up and are now offering them at a premium. parents and grand parent are also competing with collectors and capitalists who see an opportunity. on craigslist you can find both items for less, $170 for a hatchamal. and ebay gives you a chance to buy them now for $159 or take your chances with a lower bid. hatchamal bids are less than $100 or you can buy it for double the retail price. the other local option is to buy from your neighbor. through buy, specific to your area. hatchamal is $125, but they are looking for four to u

tonight all across the state -- spaghetti, meatballs, sausage, the works a great spred hosted by the olmstead family in plymouth tonight, the bobcats are back in the playoffs, and fueling up for tomorrow's big game against the edition of friday night football. 24 teams take the field tomorrow hoping to get one step closer to a state championship, let's begin our previews in division one with a team that has flown under the radar a bit this season, the exter blue hawks, \ bill ball's club will host nashua south at eustis field saturday at 1:00. while most eyes were on bedford and merrimack this year, the blue hawks just kept winning, which is nothing new to a program with 14 state championships to it's credit, including two in division one. exeter beat south 35-14 in week 7, but they don't plan to take the panthers lightly. >> i expect a physical game. we're going to come out ready to go. everything we've got, we don't want to make at the last time we are playing, especially the seniors, so we are going to go out and have some fun, fly around. >> going to be a tough matchup. it's a great team.

olmstead falls. all the way into medina. toward the north and east. some moderate rain moving in. a few showers out ahead. youngstown, portage county. just out of canton towards robertsville. there's carol county. dover, new philly. just a few showers a couple moments ago. wet now with some moderate to heavy rainfall. here's the front pulling our way. the front is going to bring in much it's not going to last. i'm thinking between 8 and 10 p.m. the rain is done. so the back edge into northwest ohio. it stays mainly cloudy and much cooler. 54 in cleveland with some rain. akron mid-50s. 57 from mansfield. so wind are out of the south. so here we have it. cleveland we've got rain, rain and by 9 p.m. it should be done for most of us. couple of spots. 48 degrees though. you see those temps falling down. akron and canton by 9 p.m. your add 49 with the scattered rain. generally coming to an end between 9 and 10:00. >> 38 tonight. scattered showers. cloudy skies. it'll will be a bit on the blustery side. tomorrow it gets windy. with winds up to 25 maybe even higher miles an hour. a high o

here at badgley road between usher and columbia in the north olmstead area at 7:00 a.m. it will be closed until further notice. the detour signs are posted. the same story for the innerbelt bridge, east and west. the same situation on the odot camera at 77 >>> well, let's head out to corrina pysa live at progressive field. it is chilly and quiet out there right now but it will heat up and be packed behind you tonight. >> reporter: oh, my goodness. the temperature is not the only thing that will be hot on the field. go, tribes! come on, the entire city is behind the team, even the cavs moving their game time up so the fans can watch and cheer for the indians. the odds are favor. we are still up one game. the cubs trying to become the sixth team in history to overcome a 3-1 series deaf sit. this is -- deficit. this is in baseball history. we will not be letting them do it. meg, the indians will turn tonight to the unlikely post season hero, right? >> reporter: that is right. what a night this will be for josh tomlin, starting on the mound tonight for the indians, coming of

follow the detour signs in that north olmstead area. north 71 looking good. fulton to 90 clocking in a three minute commute, 63 miles per hour for your average speed. yesterday we were clocking cars going 70. not a good idea. they are definitely out there. let's look at the odot view of 90 and columbia. east and westbound lanes looking good. the eastbound lanes getting busier. i will have another traffic check in a few minutes. >>> well, no one parties like cleveland parties! we are learning that this summer with the cavs and now we are just one win away from another downtown party! newschannel5's corrina pysa is corrina, both teams are coming together to give fans one incredible sport's night. >> reporter: absolutely, terrence, in a very big way here. it looks like one of the indians biggest supporters may be the cavs owner dan gilbert. he is putting the indians above the team he owns tonight. he helped move the start of the game tonight against the houston rockets to 6:00 p.m. instead of 7:00. now you can see both. with the indians win tonight, they would j

seth wood and anthony kennedy are indicted by a jury. 65-year-old james cash was killed in north olmstead and his body was wrapped and jumped in the zoo. a third suspect in the case was indicted, as well and is in jail on $100,000 bond. >>> there are about 160 kent state university starke county campus. >> yes. now a new center is built where you can use a computer or connect with those that have shared similar experiences with you. they often feel alone. >> a long time after i got out, i was hyper aware of my surroundings. i think when those soldiers get out of that environment and they know they sit and relax, this will provide that for them. >> by the way, the commons is named for form educational background dean william bittal, a navy veteran. $60,000 in donations helped make in building a reality. >>> today the city of lakewood will honor veterans, too, paying tribute to the men and women that served in the armed forces. memorial. >>> the city office rec centers and libraries will not be open. >> the post office will be closed, as well. there will be no delays in trash pickup. >>> yo

. >>> a woman targeting north olmstead. julie ann mccormick is charged with theft. police say she stole more than $900 worth of stuff on monday of the she will be arraigned on november 29th. so far no comment from her or the council president. >>> well, let me start by saying our in the nba voting but his wife kept it classy. >> the same cannot be said for justin verlander's fianci kate upton. verlander got the most first place votes but ended up finishing up second in the voting to boston owes rick porcello. that is because two writers left verlander off the ballot completely. upton not holding back on twitter. she is really letting it all out there, you know, letting out steam, not happy about that one. >>> up next, the nobel prize controversy continues today. what bob dylan is saying to the academy. >> and helping cancer patients bounce back. what you can do to help improve >>> 20 minutes away from 6:00. the browns are back home at the steelers come to town. if you are heading to the stadium, look at this. pregame 34 degrees, rain, snow mix, cold, bitter wind dur

strongsville to cleveland 19 minutes and 17 minutes inbound from north olmstead, akron to cleveland is running on time and 37 minutes fl and 28 minutes inbound from mentor. coming up, we have a movie shoot in the area this week. i have more for you at 6:49. >>> welcome to the 2016 republican national convention. >> tia: you're looking at the top adviser, rnc chairman reince priebus was named chief of staff. steve bannon is the chief strategist. this morning we get reaction to the first interview with president-elect trump since he won the white house. >> brian: he talked to 6 positive minutes. his promise to supporters to hire ispecial prosecutor to i feel that i want to focus on jobs. i want to focus on health care. i want to focus on the border and immigration and doing a really great immigration bill. >> brian: you can see what else the president-elect had to say. it's on your smartphone on the free cleveland 19 mobile app. >> tia: denise zarrella is getting answers on how people react to a first impression of the pren donald trump. denise. >> denise: we're getting more diners comin

the drive times are still in the olmstead, mentor and akron. >>> there was some guy in here with a pistol, you know. i saw his face. he pointed it at everybody. >> brian: it was two years ago today that was the 911 call at the cudell rec before the tragic police shooting death of 12-year-old tamir rice. this morning people are going to rally around the rice family, and they still have questions about the shooting and the investigation that followed. >> tia: a facebook event set up by cleveland black lives matter is encouraging people to a cleveland's 1st district headquarters today. >> brian: sia nyorkor is there right now and has been there all morning. sia, what are we expecting there today? >> sia: yes, good morning, brian and tia. this black lives matter set-in is set to start actually right about now here at the 1st district police station. you can see that a few people have trickled in. i spoke with a supporter that told me that people are just now gathering. an hour for each year that tamir rice was alive. now, so far more than 100 people have expressed interest in attending, inclu

strongsville to cleveland 19 minutes and 17 minutes from north olmstead. mentor to cleveland is 28 minutes right now. up 77 from akron towards downtown 37. we have construction on the innerbelt bridge again today. that's coming up at 6:19. guys. >> tia: everyone thought it was a done deal. no buses through public square. two weeks ago. >> brian: the issue is iet back on the table. a meeting set at city hall to talk it through one more time. sia nyorkor is at the public square this morning getting answers on this morning's meeting. what's going on, sia? >> sia: good morning. let me tell you, this is a talker. everyone wants to know, should we keep this area closed, or should we open it and let buses and drivers come through? right now we mention it's jackson decided to keep it closed to buses, a lot of people had questions, including several city councilmembers who felt like the decision was made without any public input. several rta buses have been rerouted to go around the newly designed square. you can see some of those buses there. some rta riders feel

strongsville, north olmstead and mentor and akron, headed into downtown. no big problems. reme t weekend and we will continue traffic at 7:00 on cle43. brian. >> brian: a brand-new study is out this morning that gives you an idea what we carry around on our cell phones, and i'm not talking about the information on your phone. >> tia: and we are working to get answers on a developing story near canton. what students may be planning to do there to protest a teacher >> brian: time is 6:54. before you head out the door here are stories you need to know about you go. >> tia: the lewisville school teachers are on tribing near canton. we're working to confirm this. on social media there's talk of high school students walking out of class this morning. right now a substitute teachers firm is in place to keep the kids in school. >>> we're moving into a second day of deliberations in the in cleveland. he's accused of killing three people at the chalk lines barbershop on harvard in february of 2016. if he's convicted, he could face the death penalty. sia. >> sia: yes, i'm sia nyorkor

north olmstead is 17 minutes there. from mentor 29 minutes for you, and akron to cleveland perfectly on-time commute, 37 minutes there. today is one of the busiest travel day of the year. aaa says peak congestion is at 3:00 in the afternoon. here are a few tips. >> if you're driving, you're joined with 43.5 million more americansor that's an increase of about 2% over last year. you can thank lower gas prices for all this congestion, but by now most of us know we should make sure we have a good car battery and our tires need to pass the penny test. plus, buckle up, and put up the distractions like the cell phone. here are lesser-known tips aaa and lifehacker reminds us of. follow the two second roll for following distance. in front of you passes that object, make sure you don't pass another two seconds. turn oyour headlights. you're more visible during the daytime with headlights on. informant, life hacker says you're 32% less likely to be in a collision. adjust your side mirrors so your car is not visible in your mirror

airport still all green in the area and still all green on our drive times from strongsville, north olmstead, mentor and akron. >> tia: we'll have a new president of the united states by the end of the day. election day is here. you see it right there. people are at the polling places. the lines are growing like here at fairfax recreation center right in cleveland. >> brian: we'll get you caught up on all of the electio d information you need to know before you go. that's next. hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. vo: in times of crisis america depends on steady leadership. donald trump: "knock the crap out of them, would you? seriously..."vo: clear thinking... donald trump: "i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me." vo: and calm judgment. donald trump: "and you can tell them to tonight on cle43. also tune in for our election night coverage on "cleveland 19 news at 11:00." sam. >> samantha: quick check of the seven-day forecast. today is a first alert weather alert day for the threat of late-day rainshowers. dry for now, but 4:00, 5:00, 6:00 tonigh

strongsville, north olmstead, akron, you're right on time. we have your west side commute at 6:33. first, c holiday cheer. got to talk about this. this is starting today and we do it today. we hand out free turkeys from 4:00 to 6:30 all across from the summit mall at knr. to get one just donate a new or gently used coat or a nonperishable food item to charity. guys. >> tia: hopefully a whole lot of people go out there, laura. time is 6:21. shopping on your phone is more popular than ever this holiday season. sure your bank account staying safe from cyber hackers. >> brian: another unexpected twist in the murder trial made lifean bmess.. rayo col wonr... itoesn havto b don'you sh le cod be th mesfe cor woer. findt inhe cyolaisle setsach ld saraty. taste the many sides of brookside. smooth dark chocolate outside. exotic fruit flavor inside. brookside. for all your sides. brookside. nd a half days when used at the first sign. without it the virus spreads from cell to cell. only abreva penetrates deep and starts to work immediately to block the virus and protect healthy cells. you coul

they look on time and perfect. 20 minutes from strongsville and north olmstead to cleveland 18 minutes and 28 from mentor and akron to cleveland 37. i-90 is a big project. this one is coming up at 6:49. siders for this i-90 report. guys. >> brian: a name change for the future first lady's instagram's account. this doesn't take long. its now @firstladymelaniatrump. she posted this picture with the caption, such an honor to visit the white house. the transition is officially underway. mr. trump had a 90-minute discussion with president obama in the oval focusing on domestic and for president obama described the meeting as excellent. we also learned overnight cbs, 60 minutes gets the first interview with donald trump since election day. it will be airing right here on cbs 19 this sunday at 7:00. >> tia: six states have approved marijuana for either medicinal or recreational use this week. medical marijuana has been legal here in ohio since september, but a lot of the regulations are still being created by lawmakers ohio rights group. he says people here may not be able to use medical mari

as we look at the 19-minute commute, that's from minutes right now. 17 minutes from north olmstead. mentor to cleveland 28 minutes for you. akron to cleveland looks like 37 minutes. as i mentioned, really we're all running on time out there. no problems at all to start off your early morning commute. things will change later on, right? because of the game today the cavs have moved up their tip-off time to 6:00. more than 60,000 people are expected downtown, so be prepared to wait in some traffic if you're heading into town. you're being 25,000 took the rapid red line last tuesday for game one and the cavs championship ceremony. there's extra trains running to help with large crowds, but as for parking prices, well expect a huge markup, somewhere in the $75 range for lots all around the ballpark. there are also several parking restrictions around the gateway complex because of both games taking place. parts of east ninth and huron will be off limits and the gait way garage is open only to cavaliers and indian parking pass holders. back out to tia and brian at progressive field ready

then we have your drive times. 19 minutes from strongsville and running on time from north olmstead and akron. they're good commutes albeit very, very wet. similar to the other construction project on the innerbelt bridge, we have overnight on i-77 near the innerbelt. i'll talk about that at 6:19. >> brian: shock, awe and even tears. this was the sentiment hillary clinton election night watch party as donald trump kept winning key battleground states, which eventually paved the way to become the next president of the united states. we've been watching social media all night. a lot of people are stunned by how last night's presidential election turned out. >> brian: america has spoken, and this morning sia nyorkor is getting answers for us about what people are saying and how they're feeling this morning. good morning, tia. there's mixed reaction here at the my friends diner on the west side of cleveland. walked in here, and there were several people sitting at the counter right behind me and watching those results pour in. a lot of regular people, customers told me that they come here f

strongsville, north olmstead and mentor and akron. downtown looks good for you. guys. >> thank you so much. time is 6:50. >>> the stories you need to know before you go are next. >> brian: we go out live to rocky river. we're also going to tell you a little bit about this. this is when the indians fan punched a cubs fan after game >> sia: i'm sia nyorkor here in rocky river where police are in a snd connection with to a shooting in lorain. the man is holed up in a car in the backyard of a home. we will continue to monitor the developments and push out updates on our app all morning long. tia, brian. >> tia: thank you so much. expect to see a lot of people at county board of elections buildings today. >> brian: today is the last day for early voting, and to get your absentee ballots postmarked if you mail them in. 8:00 to 2:00 across northeast ohio. polls open tomorrow at 6:30 a.m. where you can expect heightened security. denise. >> denise: yeah, i'm denise zarrella in lakewood. you can expect to see heightened security here tomorrow when you cme out to vote beca

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for seniors but i like the idea of having them in a lee restrict stiff dot, something that to the olmsteadecision talked about so sounds to me like -- full disclosure i haven't read the bill but anything we can do to have seniors, people with disabilities and those, have fulfilling a life as possible, that's something that is actually in the state constitution, that mandates that we provide for people with special needs and our seniors and to provide state money toward that. whether or not this is a federal issue or proper expenditure i don't know the details of the bill but if it enhances programs and provides protection to them, i support it. again, i don't really know that much about the bill. thank you. >> thank you. mr. babinec. >> this an area that is important for me in part because i have five sisters and a brother and the youngest sister has down syndrome, and this is something that really affects a family and makes you appreciate the importance of what happens when someone has a severe disability like that. in new york state, we actually do a pretty good job. there's no question