residents in parma, seven hills and parma heights voted on issue 118, a school tax levy renewal that is critical to the fiscal future of the parma city school district. n parma, onsstastril of the existing levy will provide more than $8 million to the district. it's been a rough ride in parma as of late, two school board presidents stepped down in only a matter of weeks..it's of tnte you may remember the dramatictha scene when kathleen petro, just got up and walked out in the middle of a packed meeting. lynn halloran was next.when ktrp they're 15 million dollars in the hole tonight, issue 118 is knocking at. 32 percent against. 2 perc hopefully someme that are rock solid. bill entry to. thanks for a look at the local numbers. stay with fox 8 all night for all your election results. at thee our team is working to bring you constant updates both on air and on fox8.com.our amou also look for our special coverage on our facebook page. keep it here for much more. on z24zxz z12fz y24zxy y12fy cold front made it through the windsor out of the north. literally hittingg on you found them pick

rob, thanks to this man that lives here in the city of parma. some of our troops serving overseas can now occasionally say play ball. >>> gordon king's dining room table and living room look like a baseball play ground but this is his office. >> king is a doctor. nursing old gloves back to health by stitching and reconditioning and putting new webs on the grandfather. -- gloves and he fixes them why? >> we have appreciation for the troops. >> he has boxed up a dozen more at a time and donates the repaired gloves to troops overseas. >> people bring me their gloves and i restore them and i recolor them and i restring them and ship them to the department of defense and they troops. >> king says his passion comes from loving baseball and being in a military family. >> my dad was in the service in world war ii. >> he says that troops can take bats and baseballs but not gloves because drugs could be smuggled in. >> a few people ruin it for the rest but they can use the gloves donated by king during recreation time. people donate them and he restores t

here in parma we have talked to voters here. many support the schools, but some have told us off-camera they're not sure they'll vote with the levies because they're frustrated and disappointed over the $15 million shortfall that just came up that was uncovered that was discovered. they said they're not sure that they want to pass the levy and light of that. so it will be interesting to see what happens here in particular. we're asking questions and getting answers here in parma. denise zarrella, cleveland 19. >> brian: d, thanks so much. stay with "cleveland 19 news" for continuing coverage of campaign 2016 right through the election tonight. we'll be live on cle43 from 7:00 to 11:00. we'll be streaming online and on our mobile app. >> tia: time is 6:48. desperate search is underway for a mother of two who disappeared while jogging. >> brian: there's a smeth on your smartphone that could set you up to get inappropriate pictures. uh-oh. sam. >> samantha: we don't want that to happen. 6:40 on this tuesday morning. this is a live

so i'm at gordmans in the shops of parma. they have been open since 5:00 last night. you can see behind me a steady flow. actually the line has kind of lessened up a little bit but they have had a steady flow of people in here since 5:00 when they opened. obviously the big things that people wanted to get in here for after they ate their turkey last night were the tvs, the beats by dre head phones have been especially this one. different home goods and jewelry and fragrances that are also on sale. the national retail federation tells us that millions of people come out to do black friday shopping every year. but also a big percentage of people are also doing their shopping at home on the couch, but, as i was mentioning, things like t vs you see here, boots, other appliances, those are the big door busters and things that i see people in here trying to get now. i was talking to a grandmother who was was saying this is the perfect time for her to get those boxed different things that are stocking stuffers and pretty easy for people. so i'm sure the workers have been ver

the toys-r-us in parma. sia nyorkor, "cleveland 19 news." >> tia: you get to meet sia. >>> we get you answers so a grinch doesn't steal christmas. don't drop off packages or bags in the car and head back to the store. criminals case out parking lots and look for people who do this. not have thought of of. park away from vans or small trucks. they make a great spot for criminals to hide inside. >>> what about those everyday items like groceries today? >> nichole: you can get cash back at the grocery store, and you just need a few minutes and a smartphone. kate merrill reports. >> reporter: finding good deals at the grocery store is a must for kate. that means putting in some work before heading to the store. >> i cut out online and shop sales. >> reporter: she uses check out 51 and iboughta. both have cash rewards on hundreds of products. >> it has dairy items, produce. it even have alcohol on it. >> reporter: the discounts range from 25 cents to a couple of dollars each, but the savings over a year can add u

. >> and parma school board meeting, again, as pressure mounts to find a new leader. why they need the community's vote for tomorrow's election. >>> good morning and thanks for waking up with us i'm corrina pysa. >> i'm terrence lee. it's monday november 7. i help you all en joined the ex sound like today's going to be a nice day. lets check in with jd rudd. >>> good morning everyone. why couldn't we get that extra hour of sleep for today. >> why dent we do these things on a sunday night. >> that's what bothered me a little bit. if you step outside it's a little bit on the chilly side. 37 youngstown. >> 38 ashtabula. 45 for those in sandusky this morning. the radar sweeps are clean. area. might be a morning where you argue with the kid because they want to wear shorts to school. >> you might let them because later on today, temperatures topping out close to 70. should be a nice mild ride or walk home from school. but, you know, that's not going to last. we'll talk more about that coming up. >>> what do you remember it's not going to last? >> it never does. >> it never

dani carlson live in parma tonight. a lot of people are out there, dani. >> reporter: there were a lot of people lined up to get free coupons and can you see the line shifted inside. we are looking at the line for the checkout at the j.c. penney in parma. i couldn't see the video from what it sounded. things were not as crazy as in parma as they have been in years past. >> the line wrapped around the killer deal. >> reporter: what are you hoping to get at j.c. penney? >> $500. >> what are you hoping to get? >> deals on anything. >> despite the half hour to hour and a half waited. >> $100 off, apparel, shoes, accessory or jewelry. >> reporter: that's a pretty good deal. >> yeah. i like it. it is worth waiting in line. >> according to industry analysts these people avoided crowds by heading out today. tomorrow on black friday that'sx shopping day of the year. fewer and fewer people are showing up to shop on thanksgiving when stores are open. 10 million fewer shoppers last thanksgiving than 013. >> the number of people who

we're here at toys toys 'r' us in parma. coming up, we'll show you some of the hot toys for this >>> dos some black friday shopping this morning at the toys 'r' the hatchable, that is very hot toy, that is not on the shelf is hears. a lot of people are having a tough time finding that toy. here at the toys 'r' us, everything began yesterday. they opened at 5:00 on thanksgiving, and, john, they don't close until 11:00 tonight. >> wow. and you will not be there at 11:00 tonight, i'm guessing. >>ly not. >> all right, tiffany. thank you. >> new this morning, a 24-hour on cleveland's west side. this store is on lorraine. a suspect walked in and ordered the cashier to open continue the register. the suspect took the money and ran away. no weapons were found at the scene. >> police are vogting after a car crashed into a building. this was on cleveland's east side at a barbershop. no word on any injuries, or suspects. >> and a live look now at cleveland public square. the ice tomorrow, the cleveland foundation is offering a free ska

parma police called to the olive garden around 8:15 p.m. tuesday the call made by a employee after she claims a party of five, were all asked t leave the premises. they got the idea for alcohol >> kit ricky smith and his party telling a different story , he told tmz they're making small talk with waitress and she mentioned that she does not lik to wait on black people because they do not tip well, that waitress was a black woman, he says he went to the manager requesting any waitress, instea of honor that manager allegedly told him to keep the same lagers relief, he conquered the ordeal on social media, and the first of several to read -just got asked to leave olive garden because we asked for a new server because our server said she doesn't like to serve blacks parma places the group was nondestructive once they arrived, once they arrived, the customers were that allege the cosmic disturbance were cooperative and left on their the charges filed in the said investigation is in hi by the restaurant, olive garden says they take allegations of

. >> instead of all you can eat ricky smith says olive garden waitress in parma serving up racism to him in france, a 911 audio release my police tells a different story. parma police called to the olive garden restaurant around 815 tuesday night, the 911 call made by a restaurant employee after she claims a party of five were all asked to leave the premises. >> they want to purchase alcoho for a minor the waitress refused and that's when they asked for different server. ricky smith and his party tell a different story after being seated, the toll tmz ther were making small talk with the waitress and she mentioned that tip well, she was a black woman says that he asked the manager for a new waitress but instead, the manager allegedly told smit the q. the same waitress or leave. >> smith was often the incident on social media, first of several. parma police says the group was nondisruptive once they arrived. >> when the officers arrived, the customers were inside , they were allegedly causing a disturbance, they were cooperative with our officers and they left on their own accord. res

other schools in the parma city normal times today. they believe shiloh middle school will be up and running again tomorrow morning. >>> hit-and-run driver in jail this morning after turning himself in to cleveland heights police. jeremy boone is charged with aggravated vehicular assault after he hit a 10-year-old boy last wednesday on lee road and drove away. that boy was released from the hospital on monday. he is recovering at home. >>> senator sherrod brown is pushing for support for a new bill he hopes to get our children safe. under the proposed law, schools and day car centers get $100 million in grants every year to test for lead in their drinking water. right now the test is not mandatory and costs schools a lot of cash. >> no parent should ever have to worry about lead levels, should ever have to worry about their son or daughter, their little boy or girl turning on a drinking fountain and getting >> brian: the bill moved through the senate. senator brown hopes the house will do the same by the end much year. >>> we have to c

why the owner thinks the gunman could be a former customer. >> and parma school board meet ag again. >>> good morning and thanks for waking up with us i'm corrina pysa. >> i'm terrence lee. it's monday, again. comes back just like clock work. november7 but hey, we did get an extra hour of sleep. >> all wise good. >> did that make a difference for you? >> no, not at all. >> monday always gets here fallser than friday does. >> i can't figure it out. >>> a live look outside as you look toward downtown cleveland. it's a little bit on the chilly side. 5:00 on the nose, good morning thank you so much for waking up with us together. at least there's only one monday this week. that said, this might beat best weather day. we're in the 30s and 40s right now. >> but later on today look at this. sunshine, close to 70 by 3:00 this afternoon. of course, with that time change, it does get darker sooner but make the most of the afternoon, changes for tomorrow. we'll talk more about that in a couple minutes. >>> i might be a little bit chilly to start off at least

parma police called to the olive garden around 8:15 p.m. tuesday the call made by a employee after she claims a party of five, were all asked t leave the premises. they got the idea for alcohol

parma ohio, a suburb of cleveland. day h cuyahoga county which cleveland's located in heavily democrat. this particular area, parma, just to south of cleveland, this is one of those areas that could prove crucial to donald trump. there's been talk about blue collar crossover voters. traditionally democrat but now drawn over to donald trump because they find his message so appealing. we don't know how people are voting here. but this could be one of those areas, an area that historically saw a lot of manufacturing jobs disappear, their way of life decline greatly. these are the sort of people when donald trump says i'm bringing the jobs back, i'm going to get fair trade deals, these are the people that have listened. because they have seen the loss in their own lives. we'll see how it plays out. kate and john. >> all right, martin sav onidge parma, thank you. >>> all day, you've been sending us your voting selfies. please keep them coming. use #myvote on instagram. let us know who you voted for and where. make sure you

. >> reporter: an employee from the parma olive garden called police tuesday saying help was comedian and random acts of kindness founder and explained his side of the story and got asked to leave olive garden because we asked for a new server because she didn't like serving blacks. >> smith said it was a black waitress and told her we were not leaving and call the cops and an employee did. they reported how the waitress refused to serve them alcohol. have i.d.'s. >> they were making sexual comments to our server. and then the next thing was they were -- they got id'ed for alcohol anded to buy more alcohol than their i.d. allowed and asked for a server who was white. >> the individuals left on their own and friendly with officers. as far as we are concerned this matter is closed. officers responded a short time after the call and explained customers were cooperate 95 there was no police report taken and no criminal charges and no investigation as far as anything as far as our department is concerned. >> smith is activity and through his organization random acts of kindness and seen he

. >> reporter: an employee from parma olive garden called and said help was needed. a group of customers refused to random acts of kindness founder ricky smith was a customer and explained on twitter his side of the story. just asked to leave olive garden because we asked for a new server because our server said she didn't like serving blacks. told her we are not leaving and call the cops. an employee did. in a 911 call an employee detailed how the waitress refused to serve them when some customers didn't have i.d.'s. >> they were making sexual comments to our server and then the next thing was -- they got id'ed for alcohol and wanted to buy more alcohol and started to get racial and asked for a server who was white. >> individuals left on their own. as far as we were concerned this matter is closed. >> parma police captain told me after the call and explained customers were cooperative. >> there was no police report taken and no criminal charges pending and no investigation as far as our department is concerned. >> smith is active in the cleveland community through

. >>> one of the big local issues on the ballot is in parma. >> chris: that's right. the school district is asking voters to remove an emergency tax levy coming at a controversial time for the school district. catherine bosley getting answers catherine? >> reporter: the parma school district is depending on passing the tax renewal to avoid cuts like those in the recovery plan. without the tax they don't know what they would do after the community put their foot down on closing or repurposing any of the school buildings. >> the parma school district knows financial trouble and doing anything they can to get anything out of the spokesman says they can afford losing the tax levy they have depended on since 1976. >> if that goes away, i don't know what the future will hold. it makes it difficult to keep providing the education the community wants to our children. >> issue 118 is a 10 year tax renewal brings in $8 million to the school district costing the homeowner about $125 a year. hard to find anyone against it so far. >> we have already voted for it. it's for the kids

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and, if there are deals to snag right here at toys r us in parma. >> hopefully you find deals too. >>> if you don't plan to get out today or tomorrow don't worry matt granite has you covered and compiled a list of deals. you can check them out on wkyc.com. >>> tonight downtown cleveland is protected once again. thanks to a new break wall more than 4 years in the making. after hurricane sandy destroyed it in 2012. our andrew horansky shows you how federal tax dollars built the barrier. >> reporter: as millions of americans sat down to thanksgiving dinner four years ago the effects of super storm sandy were still being felt here in northeast ohio. and the worst of it was not even the downed trees and lines or even the shattered roofs but along cleveland's break wall. >> we had just slightly under a mile of the wall damaged. to the point where it was not going to be effective and not have the longevity we need to protect the shipping channel in the eastern end. >> reporter: according to fema sandy was the second most expensive hurricane in u.s. history. 0-mile-an-hour winds were kick --

parma you are getting some rain and it is moving northeast. with will be in cleveland though to delay the game. this is not the main batch of rain that will be coming in. that will be here by morning. so a wet morning drive expected. upper 50s and around 60. i just sent out a push alert >> the late show was taped earlier so we don't know who won the world series. for that reason we have two messages. is there congratulations, cleveland. you played great ball. your city should be proud. this is the kind win that makes us briefly forget your mascot. i also want to say congratulations to this goat. as you know in the owner cursed the chicago cubs because they kicked his goat out of gaiment. apparently the curse worked really well. goat, your power is undeniable, and we stand in awe of your black magic. all hail evil goat! wooo!

martin savidge is with voters in parma. hi, martin. >> we're firing democracy on all eight cylinders in parma ohio. i make that reference because if you know cleveland, you know parma, they were all very instrumental in the automotive industry in days gone by. those are days in the past. that actually impacts how people are thinking about voting this time around. you can see, we've got no waiting here. you could come over from pennsylvania, come here, because there was only a line at the beginning of the day. there has not been a line since. steady stream of voters coming in. we haven't seen lines. part of the reason for that is of course ohio is a very early voting state. they started voting october 12th and they only finished at about 2:00 yesterday afternoon. a lot of people already voted. in fact, about one quarter of all registered voters in ohio have already cast their ballot. we don't know how they voted. that won't be until this evening. but a steady stream still comes through here. carol. >> martin savidge reportin

let's get to shanice dunning who is live in parma with more. >> reporter: right now they are breathing a sigh of relief. it looks like the board of elections is saying that 68 percent of voters did vote in favor of issue 118 and as you mentioned that is the 10-year tax renewal and definitely needed in the school district. they are facing a multimillion-dollar the deficit discovered this year for $15 million. and since then the school district has had to propose a plan to the state calling for $7 million worth of cuts this sl school year and $12 million worth of cuts next year and according to the same plan 25 million people have lost their jobs, 25 jobs eliminated. those reasons and many more reasons why they push for this levy. i spoke with the mother about how she felt about the results so far. the right direction. there is some success. but we definitely feel it will be better knowing there are not more cuts right now. it feels good to know we won't have another bomb dropping right away. >> so unofficially it looks like good news for the parma school district as this levy has passed

he did his own in parma. the whole family has a nice indians decorated spray painted for sunday's game, and she thinks that's the reason the team lost. she's making sure she has it on tonight. live on the field at progressive, back to you guys. >> brian: nicki, thank you. you think betty is superstitious? i would say so. do you have to sit on the same spot on the couch or wear the same hat or t-shirt during the game? a lot of us are like that. what exactly are you doing to ensure that the indians win this baseball game. >> mustache. i haven't shaved my >> yeah, yeah. i can't get rid of it. >> whatever works. mike pulled the idea from the ice. >> i'm a hockey guy, so i'm a big supporter of like the playoff beard. >> it's working. don't shave, man. you have a couple more days. >> i have to now. >> brian: superstitions have always been a big part of baseball. "major league" did that. straight ball i het it very much. curveball, that's it. i asked joe to come and take feet from bats. >> joe boo or joe buck? take

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it gets darker. 58 downtown and 56 parma and 60 cleveland and 62 in solan. 64 in canton and 62 in astubula and 57 currently in fremont. nothing on the radar but that will hack as we zoom out and we will show you the rain showers to the southwest and riding into tomorrow. mid to late afternoon along the cold front. it cooler air for your wednesday. clear skies tomorrow. clouds thicken up and the rain showers come by late afternoon. i think the majority of your day to get out and vote and a- ok on the dry side with late day rain for your election day. still warm in the 60s. tonight we will go 48 for cleveland. clear skies and cooler. mainly cloudy with late afternoon rain showers and akron 42 and tomorrow 64 mainly cloudy with late day rain. here is the 7 day. 65. rain likely and a warmer shower on wednesday, coming off of the lake that's a chilly day. 59 on thursday and a nice bump in the temperatures. 53 friday and we got the late mix of rain maybe a wet snowflake. that will be dark after satu erie and there could be a wet snowflake or an ice pellet. yikes. 46 saturday and sunday 55 and mo

people are just not as enthusiastic as they used to be the parma heights contractor says this is been his worst yea wants changeye >> she stands for a lot of bad things in i thinklo that he may not be the perfect candidate, but i think he is the better choice.otpe >> the races off for last-minut last-minute votes, before the elect a new president. the last campaign hereabouts ten days or go you will make final campaign stops in pennsylvania, new hampshire in if you have not voted, you are out of luck until tomorrow, amounts to go a news conference wrapped up at the board of elections asnc maia belay has details. 38,000 people voted early in cuyahoga county, matt siko, mail ballots are being scanned, he here at the board, they're waitingt for a big traffic back in long lines, tomorrow could b even worseic to wait at least 30 minutes to vote. they say that despitei the line early voting is down, in 2,008, 54,000 people voted early, they said are ready to put this electiony to bed as officials gear up for a busy tuesday compare this to 2012 and 2,008, it is slightly behind early voting,

parma is located to the south of cleveland. still in very heavy democratic territory of cuyahoga county. we're sort of hemmed into a corner. we don't have the freedom to move around as much as miguel does. there aren't any lines here. that's another difference you'll see visually different. pennsylvania, of course, they don't really have early voting. ohio had 29 days of early voting. so people have been voting in this state for quite some time but, of course, this is election day. there was a line when the doors first opened but since then it's just been a steady stream of voters coming in. let me tell you why we are here in parma. you've heard of blue collar democrats, of course. well, these are the blue collar maybe trump fans. this is one of those areas in ohio that donald trump has been playing to. it's an area where there used to be a lot of manufacturing jobs. now you have a lot of retirees and people who don't have the job they used to have. he's been appealing to them by talking about changing the trade deals that were

issue 107 for various it is a bond issue to renovate buildings. 118 is a renewal in parma. it faces a multimillion dollar deficit over the next two years and this keeps them from getting deeper into the red. >>> issue 40 is renewal for cuyahoga falls and issue 5 in the riverside school rehab and >>> there's a lot to take in. a wireless several other big races on the ballot including a key senate race and congressional seats >> maureen kyle is covering those races and joins us now. >> reporter: will keep our eyes on all of these. one of the big races we will watch is rob portman versus former governor ted strickland. both running for the senate seat. incumbent republican rob portman has been leading the polls in ohio 53% to ck ready 5%. if you like this a his second six-year term. we're also watching the 11th district congressional race between incumbent marcia fudge and challenger everly goldstein. goldstein is from beachwood and a member of the republican jewish commission. fudge was in the national spotlight during the rnc she had her moments. goldstein has had over 40 ye

news 5's dhomonique ricks met up with a parma woman who says happened to her. dhomonique did they take all of her money? >> reporter: you know, guys, they took almost all of it, a good chunk, in fact. she said someone walked into her bank, had her information and walked out with her new debit card. >> this person left me with nothing. >> reporter: the holiday 21-year-old erin drawbridge. she's a college student who works part-time. >> i can't pay any of my bills because my account is $80 off balance. >> she only has $41 left, this after a debit card ending in 7874 withdrew $80 out of her accounts, a card she says she's never seen. >> the bank gave it to them. according to drawbridge, huntington bank told her a person card. >> they changed the pin that i use and took $80 from my account which was most of my paycheck. >> there's more activity this time of year on people's credit cards than any other point of the year. >> reporter: the process of stealing your money continues to get more sophisticated. >> this is their business. they're in the business to try to s

it's going to be in parma and locations. >> awesome. . >> i know a dog would be thankful for a home. >> yes. >> seymore. let's give him a good >>> david herman is partner at the injury lawyers and he's here for legal tuesday it talk about his practice of personal injury litigation. thanks so much for being here. >> thank you very having me. >> tell me a little bit fist of what types of cases you handle. >> liability cases but primarily my practice involves automobile accident litigation. in ohio, i know we have one of the lowest state minimum arounds. tell me a little bit about that and what that means. for 44 years we had the poll of $12 rkz 500. many of those year that was the lowest policy min numb in the entire country. seeing in serious cases that's still in the now have. >> people don't realize that just because it's the cheapest coverage it may not be the best for your situation. and there's also coverages out there i know such as uninsured motorist coverage. tell me about that and if someone should have that coverage. >> it's important to have that. because when you're -- whe

but from lakebrook to parma, light rain. more south of rain showing up over copley where we are seeing a heavier shower at 77. it will be brief, very light in barberton as well lakemore. it lightens as we head south. 77 you will go in and out of light shower action and light rain toward alliance. youngstown seeing light rain, as well but notice it is much lighter than what it was even a few hours ago. this is a three-hour time lapse. finding the activity slowly shifting south and away from home. i think most of us are done with rain as we push to the evening hours. the high pressure will take over and keep us chilly. afternoon and evening and overnight tonight of the we find 30s tonight. for a high on saturday only about 48. so what you are feeling this afternoon is pretty much what you will feel for the weekend. as far as the power of 5 seven- day forecast, i will pull that up in a few minutes. a reminder, we are on the radio. check us out on cleveland star >>> well, our champion cavs met with president obama later and pres

all the teams are ready, as pj is in parma before saint ignatius takes on massillon jackson . it is the postseason. if you lose and your season is over,r, say donations wildcats versus the massillon jackson polar bears. for the first time since 1980. the playoffs will be on friday night. they hadll before on saturday, the wildcats return to the playoffs after missing out who first time sincee 2010. they were not lost a first-roun playoff game since 2,007. for the polar bears, they start out with a six and zero record before losing three of final there one in five in the playoffs in school history. for the wildcats, the key has been the defense and that will be the key tonight. >> the new coaching changes held everybody knows their assignments last year there was lots of confusion on the place so that is a big key. overall is a group of defensive guys who are close me we are better friendsho your on the scene page and we want to win really bad so we will do what we can to win. >> they have never met on the gridiron, kickoff at 7:30 p.m. with highlights of the week 11 edition of

>> we're going to be at frederick in parma for an adopt-a-thon. >> we'll be right back. >>> high, i'm sarah karns. andy young joins me today for legal tuesday. his focus is helping victims that are involved in catastrophic trucking accidents and here's here to tell us more about. that thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> let's go little bit more about trucking law accidents. >> so when you have a car on car accident it's very different than a truck on car or truck on truck. the 80,000 pounds that they could have versus the 3500 pounds. so when you have a big truck versus a small car, the results are often catastrophic. >> that's a big difference. we don't realize how much bigger and different they are. tell me a little bit more about involved in an accident with a truck. why should they see someone like you who knows specifics? >> okay. so i'm a truck accident attorney. i actually have a commercial driver's license. and i own a semi tractor and have driven these before. having that extra knowledge allows you to be able to interact with the people behind the wheel and pot

. >>> parma's board of education has moved the meeting to the school levy looms. issue 118 is a new levy providing $8 million to the general fund budget. some jobs and extracurriculars are on the chopping block here. school president resigned in a meeting back on october 4 because of all these problems. the woman who replaced her, also resigned. >>> also today mix barbecue having the grand opening at joe thomas is a partner which focuses on hiring and giving back to local veterans and first responders. there are 39 locations across the country including one in canton. never too soon to think about lunch, jd. >> not even at 5:07 in the morning. >>> live look outside this morning it's a little bit chilly. but boy, a world of difference coming later on this afternoon. 5:07, 46 degrees. things change drastically for you later on today. for you. 51, sunshine by 9:00. that's not bad. 64 by noon. plenty of sunshine. there's no rain in this forecast. there's no gotcha in this forecast. 62 and sunshine still by 5:00. now, of course, once we get to tomorrow, that's a whole

channel 3 news parma police are looking for the person who scott and -- who shot and skinned a dog. the police officer discovered the dog. there were no cameras in the the public for information. >>> a local disk count -- a local discount grocer is testing options for >>>you are watching channel 3 news. with sara shookman and russ mitchell here in the strongsville location. if this goes well they will expand the form of payment to all of the marc's stores. >>> the making it a social media ohio city. introducing us to people who are making it happen. >> reporter: the local artists. a brick wall did the >>>. he lives and works in the ohio city neighborhood. >> it is a total different place than it was four years ago.>> reporter: the cleveland foundation fusion project. world. the street art addition date -- changing the face of ohio city. is one of the best experiences of my life. >> what i can draw here? i saw an amazing flying tiger. >> reporter: the upside to outside art, instant reaction. >> it was amazing. i am happy to be part of it. >> reporter: ohio city is part of the longest

this is a live look in parma, ohio... meanwhile, people in one tiny new hampshire town - have already made up their minds, >>> welcome back. here is a live look at parma, ohio, where the polls are already open. and one tiny new hampshire town made up their minds who should be president. hillary clinton won with the residents of dixville by a 4-2 margin. because the town has fewer has been 100 voters its polls opened after midnight and closed once everybody voted. while most people supported the top contender, someone in dixville cost their ballot for mitsubishi romney. >> all right. >>> with new -- mitt romney. >>> all right, with new voting laws in many state, california election officials want to remind you the only thing you need to bring to the polls today is yourself. >> california does not require i.d. to vote. you sign that you have not voted anywhere else and you are eligible to vote and you will be able to cast that ballot. >> in arizona it is a felony for anyone other than a care giver or family member to drop o

say a 74-year-old woman hit the gas instead of the brake and sped onto a crowded dance floor at a parma heights community concert. eight were hurt, two have since died. it's a tragedy bringing to life the issue of senior drivers and parent or a loved one? we'd love it if you would log onto wkyc.com/votenow to join our conversation happening right now. >> we have information about how to delicately handle this emotional issue. >>reporter: hi, in 2012 there were 36 million senior drivers on the road. while driving helps older adults remain independent, fatal crash rates increase with age. that's according to the safety. it's a touchy subject affecting millions of families but there's help and a better way to face this life-altering decision. >> that was one of the hardest things i've ever done. >>reporter: stacey brown is talking about the painful decision to take the keys away from her 77-year-old father who was increasingly confused behind the wheel. 1 day he got into an accident. >> by the grace of god he was okay and didn't hurt anyone else. >>reporter: matt has seen the to deliver to

. >>> a parma man is facing serious charges this morning. 24-year-old william he will ellist has sex with old for weeks. >>> the city of cleveland will not have to pay at parking lot owner back in the captain america lawsuit. the city won the suit filed by cuyahoga land llc. they said they lost $6,000 in daily parking fees when it was closed found during the filming of captain america. >>> walgreens is suing for $140 investments. walgreens closed all 40 of the wellness centers and arizona stores in june. and the startup company was promising cheaper and alternatives to blood tests. and they called the company's testing methods into question. >>> this is a quick look at what we're looking on for you at 5:00. we have a new rundown of the new laws in our states. >>> a robbery suspect dead and a police officer hurt. we're following the developing >>> america will no longer set fell for anything less than the and daring. >> overnight donald trump elected the 45th president of the united states. hillary clinton calling to concede and congratulate him. >>> and we're breaking down how its vo

downtown coming in at 45. 40 degrees parma and 41 euclid. eastside not bad, lower 40s. you will fill comfortable but you will want to grab your jackets for evening plans. and 38 currently in canton. 35, your drop in wayne county for wooster. for your dinner plans and vermillion , a few clouds keeping your 41. many of us will see those beautiful dry conditions for a brief amount of time before rainfall hits as early as the evening hours on your monday. the bulk of the day is going to to be running those errands, you shouldn't have issues until you get to your evening plans but it also comes with the cold front. we will warm-up temperatures a little bit and then drop them back down as well. take advantage while we have warmer fall air in place. we are pretty quiet to start your monday. we push to about 8:00. you can see some of the moisture to the north starting to sag far enough south. it is with that warm front. we also have some wayne -- rainfall in the wings. here's where the moderate rain is moving in. this is all rain if it was in would show up in the model . we are

bedford a little better at 47. 51 downtown. 409 for us in parma. heaters needed all eastern ohio and farther south. 42 in oroville. 46 in vermillion. little warmer close to -- close thought -- to the lake in marble head. alerpt, this is new, dense fog advisory for erie and huron counties. drivers out late tonight. it is going to be much lower. especially in the outlying areas. the fog will creep in for those evening drivers. late tonight. rainfall staying away from the monday forecast. tuesday is a burst a different story. 4:00 to 5:00, kids coming back from school or practice. maybe you just get the the -- getting the chaps to vote. day. you're not stuck outside in the rain. rainfall manufacture -- moving into the cleveland area and possibly seen -- even a little bit of moderate rain. that's 9:00t. should be when the polls are completely cloechltdz you're already home just waiting to see who won. this is going to be a cooler push of air and then the rain is gone. waking up wednesday in the 40s. daytime highs back in more the -- to be the highs and

the parma senior high cafeteria. >> a school levy looms. issue 118 is a renull of $1 million to the school's general fund budget. some jobs and extracurriculars are on the chopping block. school bard president resigned at a meeting on october 4th but the woman who replaced her, also resigned. >>> well the teachers strike in louisville continues today following a weekend of community support. more than 500 people for a rally yesterday. all in support of the district wide strike. now, the teachers union says it has not communicated with the school board since the strike started last week. right now, no negotiations are scheduled. >>> let's got a check on the forecast. >>> we gain an hour of sleep over the weekend we seemed to fall back a season, too. temperatures in the upper 60s. plenty of sunshine. wall to wall sunshine for us today. so have the sunglasses handy. 60 by 7:00 this evening. overnight low down to 47. tomorrow still going to remain on the milder side with readings in the middle 60s but here comes the cold front. highs in the 40s

will have to wait for the moisture to move back into sea rain chances 48 downtown, 44 parma, we do have some warmer spots including madison at 47. the heaters will be running in the house tonight. some of us already diving down to the freezing mark. 35 mohican state park, westlake at 44. dry high pressure dominating feature delivering on beautiful fall weather. it's going to help bring in some milder temperatures as well. we're waiting on a cold front and that will bring some rain opportunities late tuesday into wet. late tuesday and early wednesday. we will get west especially east . it does move west into cleveland even northern summit but most of the rainfall on the east side. we push towards later in the down wednesday and then you're completely cleared out. it does not impact temperatures much. temperatures will rebound nicely, 60s vi the forecast thursday and friday. the rainfall not too impressive. for your early-morning bus riders, no jackets needed for the rain but you do need it for the cold. 20s and 30s to start. make sure there's room in the backpack for it because they uppe

drying out a little bit into the overnight. 44 in downtown now. 41 in parma. bedford a bit of light rainfall showing up. and that's pretty much the case with these showers. they're light they're here and then gone and they come back light rainfall as well. dry in ashtabula. away from the lake 42 in jackson township. 40 in moheken state park. most of us in the upper 30s. not much of a drop with the added clouds. a cold front hit earlier. pushed that warm air, warm, as we were allowed to see upper 40s and lower rain and snow chances. a lot of this snow is going stay just to our west. there is a chance late friday night into early saturday and again saturday night into early sunday for a mixture. this is word to the wise if you're out dark and early you could find a slick spot or two. but temperatures mainly above the freezing mark. not too much of an issue. getting to those numbers in a 7:45 a bit of light rainfall especially on the east side. little bit more widespread though it's still trying to hug close to the lake. sags a little farther south and brings in

. >> romona: the parma school district recently submitted a plan to balance the budget. now it is depending on a school tax renewal to avoid more drastic cuts. >> if that goes away that's, you know, i don't know what the future will hold. that the community wants to our children. >> romona: issue 18 is a 10 year tax renewal bringing an estimated $8 million to the district a year costing the average homeowner about 125 a year. check out our nonstop election coverage tomorrow on wuab, cle 43 on cleveland 19 news and also our cleveland 19 news app. >>> another beautiful fall day out there. >> mark:al gorgeous. how long will it last? jeff tanchak is in the first alert weather center with the answer. jeff? >> jeff: not too bad for most of your election day. one more mild day coming up. we will not hit 72 like today and the rain will get in here late tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow night. meantime next few hours 56 at 7:00, 54 at 8:00, 53 at 9:00 and you can see the current numbers. wow, we saw a big drop now that timing on that rain coming up in the later half hour. romona? >

the doors opened in parma tonight at 5:00, hillary, how's i mean, it waxes and wanes. we've seen a good number of people. but this is the entry point. the place where we've seen hundreds coming through. even the littlest amongst them waving at the camera. it's not surprising that we're seeing so much activity. the national retail federation predicted a 3.6% increase. that magic number that i was telling you i'd bring you, $655 billion, americans are expected to dr all ready, individuals planning to spend about $935. and nearly 6 in 10 americans are going to be coming through doors like these, like toys r us, like best buy, like sears, all of those opening on thanksgiving. 170million of those americans. 6 in 10 planning to shop thanksgiving, friday, saturday. i wanted to also give you some deals that you can expect. this guy, $80. he's half off here at toys r us. right here, 42.99 for this little people set. and of course, you always need those batteries, these are buy one get one free. that's part of the reason that people are bearing the pandemonium. especially if you

through store doors hoping to get great deals last night and this morning, we were out at toys 'r' us in parma, where parents searched for the hottest gift, the hatchable, and there were none on the shelf, but thought didn't stop don has the latest. >> reporter: personally, i was trying to avoid it at all costs, like die every year, but i have taken one from the team and thrown myself into the middle of the mad tons take the pulse for you of the holiday shopper 2016. take a look here live. you can sit at home and basket ins this from the comfort of your home. there is expected tu increase in holiday sales this year, staying americans will -- saying americans will spent $655 billion in the period between this coming day and upcoming sunday. 6 out of 10 of you are expected to be out and about doing hole day shopping. that translates to about 137 million million americans. some of those millions of americans doing their part which makes kurt reddick here, a happy man. you're estimating maybe 8 times the number of people here than on a regular day. >> depending on the time of year, yes. it's a gre

parma or nowhere. that will be the next one. why not. we have cloud cover in place right now. obviously you are feeling the temperature drop here. don't be surprised if you feel a shower, a little spritz or something like that later on this evening. dry stretch. a little cooler, 54 tomorrow and near 60 saturday and sunday up to 64. sunny and monday 66. it is a tranquil weather pattern setting up here and no alert days. the next 7. it will carry us through election day and middle part of next week. >> all right 46 the low tonight spot shower possible around could start if that happens. >> cloudy akron-canton 46 and tomorrow still mostly cloudy and it will take awhile for the lake-effect cloud cover to clear out of here. 54 the high. i think we will see more sun late day. by 5:00 partly cloudy and 53. still a fair amount of clouds. tomorrow night we will go clear. chilly for the friday night football games and saturday we rebound close to of 0. the browns game 64, clock's back an hour back to eastern standard time. monday 66 and sunny and election day mostly cloudy and 64 lookin

. >>> new this evening the hunt is on for who shot and a dog and left it behind a store in parma. an animal control officer discovered it behind the ty maxx store on west pleasant valley road. there's no surveillance cameras in the area so police are asking the public for information in the case. >>> new at 6, a kent state football player is facing kidnapping charges tonight. court records say nathan holley a senior is charged with kidnapping a child under the age of 13 in franklin township in portage county. preliminary hearing is set for thursday and he has been suspended inden any ofly the -- intestify in thely from kent state -- indefinitely from kent state. >>> even though the indians lost shirts were made in case. what he happening to them has fans upset. we will have the story. hi betsy. >> hi. northern ohio enjoyed a stew spendous day -- stupendous day. tomorrow, changes are afoot. a cold front is coming that's going to drive down bring us rain. i've got the latest on that >>> welcome back. to donate or destroy that's the question hundreds of you are asking after learning

charles and parma but our reception was just down the street at east ninth and lake state our bridal party we got thems indians jerseys with their names on the backs that's one of the photos iha have to show ver, bridal party pictures around cleveland but the big one i had to h have was here. so in the front of the field we took an awesome couple of photosf somem was just writing and i but most of us with the bridal party you can see the cheers these. it was really, really cool such an experience at the same time, we are had just won the series against her want us to the city crazy. a really cool experience so progressive stadium give you grace guys great lucknow hopefullyi that let's you received will keep going for game seven you are telling me your family is a massively massively energetic tribe family. ma last night are. we were at my grandpas for a bat watching the game with tells me all the time i was 11 years old and the 48 world series i've got but my mom, why was it a 97, we always talk about the 97 came in and last night she's going on it's okay with got this game seven wer