>> romona: 7%. >> mark: 45% according to this survey. >> romona: oh, my. ? because i can't live my life without you ? ? here by my side ? >> romona: this soulful singer cashier had his 15 minutes of fame up on the stage with maxwell over the weekend. ? singing ? >> mark: how about that. >> romona: how incredible is that. >> mark: lucas held his own singing next to his musical hero. they performed a track that sent holiday to internet stardom. it looks like he is enjoying himself. >> romona: oh, yeah. who wouldn't. >> mark: all right. easy now. he doesn't know who won the election and he does not want to. >> romona: artist joe chandler says he's enjoying being bliss flee ignorant. chandler has gone to great lengths to isolate himself from the result. he even wears headphones in public and a sign that says i don't know who won and i don't want to. >> mark: he is off social media and his daughter sends him edited clips of the news so he can continue to live in his cone. he may be ready to find out who won maybe next week. >> romona: it would be hard to not know

>> romona: 32%. >> mark: oh, you're close. 40%. [ bell ringing ] >> romona: oh. i get that. >> mark: i do not regret it. >> mark: as far as you know. . >>> finally at 4:00, a 7-year-old you've just got to meet. >> mark: this is autumn fott. she was born prematurely and lost both legs at the knee when she was just 3. but as you can see, she's not letting that stop her gymnastic dreams. with the help of her coach, she's mastering a variety of cheerleading and she was little miss wheelchair. what a cutie. >> romona: she's determined. she's doing it. >> mark: not going to stop her. >> romona: good for her. >>> coming up on news 19 at 5:00, stopping porch pirates. it's a bill time of year. find out how to prevent them from ruining your christmas. >>> cleveland 19 news sponsored by bill doraty kia and streetsboro. kia, what's in your driveway? asking questions, getting answers, cleveland 19 news starts nowlook at this. we start with a beautiful live look at cleveland. get ready for big changes near 70 tomorrow and a chance of snow for the weekend. call it a weather whi

. >> romona: got some breaking news. a cuyahoga judge approved a $6 million settlement in the shooting the city of cleveland entered into agreement with the rice family in connection with the 12-year-old's death. the city will pay $3 million this year and $3 million in 2017 according to the terms of the settlement reached in april. >> mark: his death sparked protests in the city of north carolina. >> it is my opinion officer vinson acted lawfully when he shot mr. scott. scott's family says this won't stop them. >> this doesn't end our inquiry. >> there will be no charges filed against a north carolina police officer who shot and killed a man in an apartment complex in september. >> both men in this case are black. the prosecutors said the man was armed and the officer's actions were justified. cbs danielle nottingham has details. >> charlotte-mecklenburg district attorney andrew murray announced there will be no officer brantly vinson for the september shooting death of keith lamont scott. murray assembled a team to revi

>> romona: no. i notice after a loss you guys seem to ask him softball questions like, oh, the personal foul on cam irving. >> mark: okay. >> romona: and then it's a bone head mistake and you don't do anything. >> mark: it's on to the next thing. you want to drill down. >> romona: yes. get in there. >> mark: i personally am not ih >> mark: it's not me. and tony is in the locker room when he's doing that. here is the thing. i think since the team is so bad and people knew they were going to be historically bad and he comes in as a coach with resume versus being a rookie head coach, people wonder that does get him some leash. i don't know how much further this goes, though, before he starts to get a more traditional grilling as a browns head coach. >> romona: yes. >> mark: i understand where you're coming from. horrible roster. coach with resume. little more lee way. i don't know how much longer. >> romona: i'm passionate about my sports. i want them to win. like everyone does. >> mark: just a game. w

mark, romona? >> mark: thank you. still to come at 4:00. >> romona: thanksgiving tip. just this time for the holiday a customer blesses a waiter. >> mark: oh, hey, romona. >> romona: hi, mark. the average consumer uses how many sheets of toilet paper per day? >> romona: really. >> mark: yeah. >> romona: jeff -- i refuse to answer this. i'm a lady. jeff, how much. >> mark: no, stay away from jeff. it is 57. do not shake jeff's hands. >> romona: this is so wrong. >> mark: welcome back. finally at 4:00 a story that thanksgiving. >> romona: a total stranger in texas is being credited with leaving a $750 tip for a waiter from ire land. the waiter says this will help fly his new family home so they can meet other relatives. the waiter's girlfriend shared the photo. she told the huhington post she is expecting a baby in late january and says the tip was given on a $122.87 check. >> mark: i thought i was a good tipper but apparently not. >> romona: apparently not. that's wonderful. what a hugeea cleveland 19 news, we meet someone in the kitchen who is an inspiration and he's o

romona? >> romona: tonight a mother is calling for justice as police search for her son's killer. >> please, if you know something , come forward. >> romona: a customer shot and killed 29-year-old charles davis at the skills barber shop on tourney road in garfield heights. witnesses say the gunman apparently recognized davis and sadly, the killer also had a little boy with him who saw the whole thing. >>> just today a man pistol brooklyn mart on pearl road. police say the man took off and caught up and arrested him on nearby oak park avenue. last month a thief broke into the same store. he or she crawled through the roof to steal lottery tickets. the person is on the loose. >> mark: tamir rice's family released a statement two years after his death. one of the two officers who responded to the cudell rec center and shot him. rice had a gun, turne a air pistol. the officers would not face criminal charges but an internal investigation. rice's family says the city of cleveland continues to drag

>> romona: really? >> mark: it's useless trivia. >> romona: does anyone out there know the answer to that. >> anchor: >> mark: you can't call a life line. >> romona: i don't know. 900. i don't know. >> mark: sorry. it's 2,000. i'm going to give you the bell anyway. . >>> welcome back. some passengers got high on love, of course. >> romona: it happened on a plane that was going from sydney, australia to santiago, chile. he had an important announce. >> i have an important announcement. anna [ speaking foreign language ]. >> will you marry me. >> anchor: the good news, she >> mark: that is so nice. they look happy. >> romona: yes. >>> coming up next at 5:00 on cleveland 19 news. taking food from the dumpster to the store shelf. they call it the anti-grocery store selling spoiled and out dated food to make a point. >>> now this is a cleveland 19 news editorial. >> this is my younger brother chris johnson. chris's smile lit up every room in his laughter filled the next ro and athletic. chris loved melissa a

. >> romona: we ust the douglas shine murder trial. we're going to listen in to that right now live as we go inside the courtroom. >> 2941.141 in count 3, we the jury in this case find that the state did prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the defendant had a firearm on or about his person or under his control while committing the offense of aggravated murder. the firearm specification three, we the jury in this case find that the state did prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the defendant had a firearm on or about his person or under his control while committing the offense and displayed the firearm, brandished the firearm, indicated possession of the firearm, used the firearm to facilitate the commission of the offense, acted with another who had a firearm on or about his person or under his control while committing the offense and displayed the firearm, brandished the firearm, indicated possession and used the firearm to facilitate the commission of the offense. count three, the criminal gang activity specification, 2941.142, we t

thank you. >> mark: yes. >> romona: very nice. >> mark: nothing but holiday hits. >> romona: look at you and your tricks. >>> trending today, a heart tugging white house visit. >>> and kanye causes controversy yet again with his latest . >>> welcome back. kanye west leaving many scratching their heads. >>> a president meets a little guy wise beyond his years. >>> but first. >> i voted on trump. >> romona: hip-hop superstar kanye west latest stream of consciousness at his show earlier this week is trending now. the politically charged rant made for some aggravated fans west also said we are in a racist country. however, talking about racism was a distraction and that no presidential candidate was going to change that. >>> now this. you remember the 6-year-old boy who wrote a touching letter? >> mark: young alex like the rest of the world was moved after he saw this photo. well, alex's letter to the president was shared over and over again online in september and inspired the president to quote himin leader summit on refugees. well, alex got a chance to meet the president. check it out

>> romona: 25. [ laughing ] >> mark: no. sorry. 152. >> romona: really? >>> okay. how about a dose of discipline for your kids during the holidays? >> romona: tony romo's wife candace think she can help. it's apple cider vinegar. it's sprayed into kid's mouth. she wanted something that wasn't as harsh as spanking but some a it's been a mommy blogger secret. it's up to the parents if they use it or not. whatever works for you. >> mark: in the old days you used to wash out your mouth with a bar of soap. >> romona: now we're spraying sassy spray. >> mark: that's right. coming up. >>> coming up next on cleveland 19 19 news, a disturbing new >>> cleveland 19 news sponsored by bill doraty kia and kia streetsboro. kia, what's in your driveway? asking questions, getting answers. cleveland 19 news starts now. >> sitting in the back of my right leg and basically flipped concrete, which at my age is not what you want to do. >> chris: a victim of the ohio state attack. a math and engineering professor describing in vivid detail when he was hit and when the chaos ensued. we beg

romona? >> romona: many people look forward to thanksgiving all year but few will be as excited as one young mom in georgia. she will get to savor each bite without sickness or pain and she can credit that operation. >> reporter: for years the only comfort 33-year-old jessica could find was through nature. she had severe back pain, urinary and breathing problems and became nauseous and bloated after eating. >> in march of this year i woke up in the middle of the night having some severe symptoms, and i w went to the e.r. >> reporter: jessica's intestines were twisted caused but didn't know she had intestinal malrotation where the intestines are misplaced and in jessica ace place pressing on vital organs. >> the problem is your intestines can wraparound each other and you can lose all or part of your intestine and have obstruction which can cause death. >> reporter: jessica turned to the internet and found a doctor from the cleveland clinic. he suggested a surgery that he invented where jessic

>> romona: thank you. investigators are focusing on the speed a bus driver was going when he lost control and slammed into a tree. it killed five young chirp. now -- it killed five children. now they have to explain to their kids that some of their friends are dead. >> that's the challenge all nightlong how we will tell him and break the news to him because he does president -- because he doesn't understand it. i don't know how to explain it to him. >> romona: police say he was going well above the 30-mile an hour speed limit. the 24-year-old has no criminal record, but he does have two violations on his driving record. just two months ago his boss in 2014 he was cited for driving without insurance. >> denise: a warning tonight about a popular mini-van. toyota is recalling nearly 750,000 siennas because the sliding door could unexpectedly open while the car is moving. the car maker is coming up with a fix for that practice right now and will notify all owners when it is going to be available by mid-january

, back to you. >> romona: i love black friday and i like to go later in the >> romona: picked through a lot. >>> it seems every year a toy that every child wants to find under the christmas tree. >> mark: this year hatchimals are all the rage. we are giving you a chance to win one free. go to the app and click on contest. fill out the entry form. it is that easy. easy easy lemon squeezey it says right here. >> tune in tomorro 6:00 where we will announce the winner for you. >> romona: that's a popular toy. >> i wanted a lone ranger action figure when i was a kid. >> romona: did you get one? >> mark: i did. >> romona: i wanted a barbie. i didn't get one. >> i wanted the sympathy. thank you. >> you got it. >> now look at this. >> thousands of twinkling lights and more than 100 trees are at the jack cleveland casino. visitors will enjoy 6,000 feet holidays at higbee. this year the theme ties in with the name of the casino. it is jack frost. >>> carl monday joins us next. he gets results after an investigation into police officers parking in handicapped spaces. >> romona: a local sheriff o

>> romona: no. >> mark: no. okay. let's do the sod full. >> do you want to go and get special ultrasounds. you want to make sure everything is okay with the baby. >> romona: some women have concerns about how old is too old to have a baby. next we are getting answers on some of the health problems a will your business be ready when growth presents itself? american express open cards can help you take on a new job, or expand your office and take on whatever comes next. find out how american express cards and services . >>> always watching, always tracking. now your first alert forecast. morning, wasn't it? we had the sun. we had that little bit of a warmup early in the morning. and then the front came through. forget about it. that north wind kicked in. we had a little bit of rain. now the temperatures are dropping. so 43 at 7:00. it's still going to be fairly windy at least early this evening, which, you know, that wind chill will make it feel like it's in the 30s. 10:00, 40. and then we drop well into the 30s i

>> romona: the roads especially on the eastside could be tough to drive on. so we wanted to know how o-dot was going to deal with the snowfall of the season.da center with how many crews will be out this weekend. >> romona: chalk it up to us asking questions and making sure odot is prepared that we can give you peace of mind. let's start with those areas impacted. we have lake county here and then giaga county south of that. of course we are talking the shardon area which is where this is going to be. in cuyahoga county there will be 40 plows out starting at noon tomorrow. in cuyahoga county and focusing on the eastside. there will be 11 in lake county and 11 in giaga county. all total we are talking i can is 2. i asked the pr woman for odot for this section. i said is this a full scale of of -- full scale event for you? are you going all out? she said no. with this being 62 and she said with 12-hour shifts they can basically keep 60 trucks on the road at any given time. she said a full scale event for them when they see it at the highest. their predictions a

they have lebron. >> romona: i was going to ask. >> mark: really bad teams for a while. >> romona: do you think their talent blossomed because of lebron or they're just skilled? >> mark: i think kyrie definitely would have been on his own. i think some of tristan's development has been boosted by having this group of guy. not that he was bad. different level. >> romona: good for us. >> mark: yes, ma'am. >> romona: the browns people are wondering if robert griffin iii will play. why would they consider this? it's almost like they're throwing every and anything against the wall and if something sticks, great. >> mark: i've been working on that since 1999. nothing stuck yet. i guess he's going to be cleared to practice this week. and then they have to decide if he can practice, should he play. maybe not this week but down the road here. so here we go. kesler w yet but there's that discussion. you think you know what mccown is there. rgiii you could make a case is still an unknown. they brought him in maybe he could get back to being that guy and he got hurt right away. i guess we don't k

>> romona: four? >> mark: you were close. four and a half. >> romona: thank you. nice work. >>> welcome. finally at 4:00, a young baron trump might want to get power naps. >> he is one of the first kids. the 10-year-old is going viral and could barely stay awake during his dad's victory speech. twitter loved it. he was caught accidentally nodding off as donald trump stood at the podium. >> mark: it was a long day and get some rest, young man. >> he is a good looking young man. >>> coming up next at 5:00 on cleveland 19 news, a major investment by general motors. it comes with a big cost to a local plant. hundreds of jobs may be >>> cleveland 19 news sponsored by difficult dorty kia and kia streetsboro. kia, what's in your driveway? asking questions, getting answers, cleveland 19 news starts now. >> working together. we will begin the urgent task of rebuilding our nation and renewing the american dream. >> chris: the day after his president-elect donald trump making pledges to the public celebrating and reeling from his shocking win. more on that in a moment. we be

now for a quick time out with romona and tony. >> romona: all right, tony. here we are. i was talking to my sister last night and telling her how afraid i was about this game 7 and she was like you just won a championship. five months ago. >> tony: we want to keep it going. >> romona: yes. we want another one. i am concerned about our ace pitcher corey kluber coming off a >> tony: that's the key question for the second time in the series going on three days rest. we need him to do it again. i will give you a stat. he is 12-1 and e.r.a. 1.87 and not allowed a run in 19 moss home innings. on his home turf in the playoffs >> romona: jason kipnis that bat is coming alive. >> tony: he is taking it up a level and playing in his backyard and game 4 and last night second inning and great defensive player taking one from baez and napoli brings him home and one inning later his bat is alive. the guys have one more game to do this. napoli, i talked to him about this. napoli struck out three times and had do you feel you are due? >> he says i always feel i am due and has one more ga

trying to get there but sold out. >> romona: wait until the cherry blossoms. >> romona: i will get there soon. >> beautiful day today. >> romona: it will continue tomorrow. >> jeff: it will be warmer. 10 degrees and then a 30-degree drop in temperature. >> we hit 64 for the high. 59 and warm tonight. temperatures to the west have record-breaking november warmth on the way tomorrow. over the weekend that's when the alerts pretty much an alert through the weekend. now, the update is saturday mainly rain during the day. saturday night that's when it will be snow. also on sunday. as this colder air rushes into this front wind gusts 50 and above 50 and it power lines and cause wind damage. you folks in the snowbelt east of cleveland will be looking at your first accumulating snow of the season. this is our future view model at 1:00. sunny and very warm. friday night football. the playoff games tomorrow will be quite warm tomorrow as well. saturday morning when this front comes through. notice it is still rain at 7 it is still rain saturday afternoon. late day and saturday night that's when it

>> romona: we are having as well. let's go over to jeff and mark and see what's happening with weather and we will get everything straightened out. >> jeff: all right. let's do that. >> how are we doing? >> mark: doing all right. ran around the studio and feeling good now incredible shape. 4240. 40 feet 4:2. not yards >> jeff: well, 58 the high today and not too sha continue through the weekend. friday night fob games are out there. we will clear and clouds breaking up and 40s in the east. mentor 49, ashtabula 49 and warren 49 and down to 53 in cleveland with a mostly sunny sky as the sun is about to set right now. 48 at 7, 47 and 45 degrees next few hours. your out the door forecast with eventually tonight especially inland sections dropping in the 30s. frost potential there and you have the sun-filled weekend. extra hour of course this weekend as we turn the clocks back and extended dry spell and beginning stages. forecast details later in the half hour. mark? >> romona: i told you a moment ago jay z is in town. he

romona? >> romona: the fabulous food show is underway at the i-x center. it celebrates all things food and drink and always packed with celebrity chefs. jen picciano is there with one of our favorites. chef michael symon's. >> i love it. when friends like daphane and melissa come in and all these people that maybe haven't spent a lot of time in cleveland it is great to show them what i have been talking about for so long. >> reporter: daphane says you talk about it a lot. >> she says if i hear one more damn cleveland story, she will bring someone up and i saw this -- she's from cleveland. >> have you ever seen "the price is right," cleveland. >> is everybody from cleveland. >> reporter: everybody who matters. >> steve harvey and armed robberies sin yo hall. >> catch me up. >> we finally got the okay that we cool start working in the space after the insurance craziness. >> it should be chicken and oysters. >> we are working on it. it is fun. >> based in some different kind chickens and share plate vegetable section, 15-20 dishes and 6 different oyster prepa

romona? >> romona: all right, jeff. a football player for kent state university is accused of kidnapping nate holly from toledo. was released on a $50,000 bond to the orianna house and he was placed on a gps device and ordered not to have contact with the alleged victim. kent state university released a statement late monday. we are aware of the situa seriously. he has been suspended from the team indefinitely. >> if you are up early to watch cleveland 19 news you saw sia nyorkor in a tense situation at rocky river. it started in lorain and that's where a suspect shot a man now being treated at the hospital. he led officers on a chase until his vehicle was stuck in the mud behind his home. police negotiated with him until the coast guard and other crews are searching lake erie near fairport harbor. 55-year-old roger burton from appear lines has been missing since yesterday afternoon. the coast guard sent this picture here. a bolt capsized and crews managed to rescue one man who was clinging to the hull. despite searches

romona? >> romona: all right, jeff. five days until the election. donald trump and hillary clinton and florida today. they are also getting some help on the campaign trail. >> he can't hear bue but he can hear you vote. >> romona: in florida president obama said a trump presidency would be disasterous for america. meantime trump's wife melania hit the campaign trail in pennsylvania. as first lady she said she would fight against cyber bullying. >> we have to find a better way to talk to each other, to sa respect each other. >> the latest cbs news "new york times" poll shows clinton's national lead is shrinking and up by 3 points. his campaign advisories say trump could turn historically blue states red. >> mark: as we count down to election day we will share some other decisions to be made. shanice dunning getting answers about a ballot issue affecting fair park schools. >> reporter: all of the repairs from plumbing to electrical and structural issues and hoping to pass a new levy and fix the problems. >> looking around fair park schools can you see

>>ow romona and tony. >> romona: going to start with dallas cowboys. tony romo. what a class act. >> tony: did he retire? what is he doing and may have been asked by the cowboys. can you say something here. they have the best record in the nfl. here is what he had to say in the follow up. >> you are sidelined without any real ability to help your teammates win on the field and what's happening. >> seasons are fleeting. games become more precious. chances for success diminish. >> tony: it was a classy move by tony romo. it was starting to build as the press had the rookie and what happens when romo comes back and injury-prone and derail the rookie quarterback. i understand why t it and i have a feeling he was asked to do it. i love it, putting the team before himself. the media would have gone crazy. it is great. >> tony: it is you people in the media stirring things up. >> vegas, do they actually think alabama could beat our browns? >> tony: no. this is not you. i always laugh when this stuff comes up. tough year for the browns. >> vegas doesn't think bama browns

i want to talk to romona every once in a while, you know? we have moisture and warm and this is the boundary. the front that will find its way here later tomorrow afternoon let's say and that's when the temperatures will start to go down. we will be very warm until that happens. no rain in our immediate area starting to get radar returns to the west. what will happen throughout the night, this will actually develop very close to 8:00 tonight still dry. during the evening you are good. if you have stuff to do, some holiday shopping and going to the grocery store you are good to go tonight. it is after 1:00 in the morning and you see the first wave of rain that comes from the south. 7:00 in the morning, boom, there you go. wet roads. 53 in cleveland and the bulk of the rain here tomorrow morning and showers more scattered the afternoon. we have to keep the risk of rain in there through most of the day tomorrow. as far as what we are expecting, rainfall totals, .1 to .2 of rain. that's not a ton. but it will be enough to give you wet travel. ov

. >> romona: first, breaking news happening across the country. thousands of people including dozens right here in northeast ohio take to the streets tonight protesting the outcome of the race for the white could govern our country over the next four years. a crowd of about 60 people marched their way through downtown cleveland blocking traffic and shutting down streets. >> denise: the protest stayed peaceful, but they want people to know they are not sitting idly by. >> reporter: for two hours they marched over to cleveland state university. many of them told me upset with the election results. they believe it is important to voice their beliefs. >> not my president! >> reporter: shouting as they walk down the street, a few dozen people gathered together protesting president-elect donald trump. >> he is homophobic and tramsphobic and that is not okay. >> reporter: for nearly two hours young men and women marched through the streets of downtown cleveland. even some young kids took part in the protest. president. >> reporter: many of the protesters

romona, back to you. >> romona: janet reno. the first female attorney general has died at the age of 78. she died from complications of parkinsons disease. she was nominated by president bill clinton and known for the controversial handling at a raid at a religious compound in waco, texas. 80 people died in the raid. however, she is enforcing civil rights and efforts to regulate violence on tv. she died surrounding family and friends in florida near the everglades. >>> there's a saying bullets don't have eyes and it is hard to see why multiple shots fired into an east side house didn't injure or kill the man inside. harry boomer live outside the house right now with that story. harry? >> harry: you know, mark, bullets were flying all over the times. >> they shot in my house 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14. >> none of the .40 caliber bullets hit jermaine sit waiting for his family to come home at 11:30 saturday night. >> i don't know. i ain't never did nothing and i work and take care of my family. >> blackwell has

she is very strong. >> romona: mr. trump talked about how he will try to heal our divided nation after the election. you can watch the exclusive at -- cleave 19 on sunday night. >> denise: we are getting answers on how an irregular sleep schedule can boost your child's chances of becoming overweight. the details are ahead. jeff? >> jeff: it is still windy out there especially along the lakeshore. not so much inland. we have lake effect clouds, but a sun-filled weekend is in store. and overall it is a dry forecast.i' about that. >> she took it from kids. this has been taken from kids. >> romona: and a woman accused of stealing moneyment for children. we are getting answers on where the 10s of thousands of dollars may have ended up. >> get breaking news and weather now on the cleveland 19 news app , powered by the >> live from cleveland's news center driven by don joseph toyota in kent, this is cleveland 19 news. >> denise: we are going back to tiffani tucker at the news desk for a third night of anti-trump protests. >>

: only 40%. >> romona: really? now a message of bipartisanship from a 3-year-old. >> romona: today is her birthday so she decided to have fun with election day. haley dressed up as donald trump and hillary clinton for a photo session. the facial expressions were all her own. the indiana toddler plans to spend her election day birthday cutest candidate. look at her. >> mark: chuck e. cheese. no. don't do it. >> romona: that's where you have to go. >> mark: okay. >>> we continue our team coverage on campaign 2016 at 5:00. stay with cleveland 19 news for the very latest beginning in just minutes. >>> cleveland 19 news sponsored by bill doraty kia and kia of streetsboro. kia, what's in your driveway? asking questions, getting answers, cleveland 19 news starts now. >> denise: right now at 5:00 it is decision day in northeast ohio and the country. one man in cleveland was count. he drove a mower to cast his ballot at the fathima family center. buckle up northeast ohio, the commercials, the rallies, the campaigning is ove

romona? protests since donald trump was elected president and tonight one in downtown cleveland. allison brunner is live to show us. allison? >> reporter: guys i am at cleveland downtown public square. you can see a crowd. dozens of protestors are gathered here. i am told more than 900 people are expected to be here tonight. the crowd is getting bigger by the hour. right now i want to catch up to speed on what they are doing. that are talking and doing cheers and chants andly about 30 minutes they will actually start walking. protesting to cleveland state university. they will walk back here to public square. i am told proceeds will wrap up around 11:00 tonight and i can tell you that our weather is certainly cooperating for the protests tonight in november. getting answers allison brunner alabama senator jeff sessions is president-elect donald trump's first cabinet pick serving as attorney general. mr. trump also tapped retired general michael flynn as his national security advisory and cong

cleveland 19teen news. >> romona: thank you, lacey. right now we will take a live look outside at our feazel roof cam.

pots. >> mark: looks intense. >> romona: i love beauty and the beast. >> romona: chili's had a egg on their face on veteran's day. >> veteran's were offered a free meal and took a plate away from a guy claiming he lied. >> i stood ready. i served my country. it insulted me. it is still insulting. >> mark: u.s. army veteran walker says his military service was questioned and walker believe the problem started when a veteran raised questions about the military uniform he was wearing. he was wearing a donald trump sticker. if it weren't for the temperature of america at the time they would not have reacted that way. >> romona: ouch. i hate to see that happen. >> mark: finally a resolution to the troubled bridge over water in the flats. orlo wanted to know. >> mark: our top stories now shaker heights high school dismissed students early today after three anonymous bomb threats. the school went on lockdown before 11:00. no evidence is found of a credible threat. >> romona: president-elect donald trump sat down with "60 minutes" for his first interview since winning the election last tuesda

>> romona: the next team you floor like that, they may be exercising. crawling like a baby has quickly become the new exercise trend. professional athletes and physical therapists are using the movement to strengthen the core muscle groups. doctors say the exercise isn't for everyone especially for people with knee and wrist problems. >> denise: a warning if you have grated cheese in your refrigerator right now. four seafood corporation is recalling several different contain salmonella. all of the cheeses come in six ounce glass jars. for a complete list of the affected cheeses open our cleveland 19 news app. >> romona: a frightening story out of pittsburgh. a warrant has been issued for a mom police say forced her 5-year-old son to smoke crack cocaine. investigators say the boy was frequently left alone, given pills to take to make him fall asleep, and she made him, quote, smoke from a pipe. neighbors don't t would intentionally hurt her son. >> she loves her son. she loves him dearly. everybody has demons, but it is what it is. >> romona: tonight mom

. >> romona: sara just arrived at the scene. sara, do we know how many people were taken to the hospital? >> reporter: yeah, guys. i am toll seven people were taken to the hospital and treated for carbon monoxide poisoning. i am here at lorain county automotive service. you can see the windows and the truck bays are open for ventilation at this warehouse. i am told that everyone is expected to be okay. you can see the workers are out here and columbia gas was also on scene. we saw people wearing masks out here tonight. elyria fire department says they got a call for a person with chest pains about 7:00 tonight at this warehouse. an hour later they got a call that someone was having trouble broughting. when the fire department showed up about 30 people are are complaining about headaches and dizziness. firefighters evacuated the build -- evacuated the building. they discovered the root of the problem was the hvac unit. they shut that down when they fund out from -- when they found out about the carbon ma mocks side de ect iter. i

m. >> romona: it can be tough to deal with, mom guilt. tonight we are getting answers with how women can solve the problem of balancing baying a mom -- being a mom and work. >> denise: students at one high school are upset after being told some of their classmates were dead. it was a hoax. how a teachable moment went horribly wrong. jeff? >> jeff: 55 degrees downtown. will detail you in the first alert forecast straight ahead. >> get breaking news and weather now on the cleveland 19 news app. powered by the calvetta >>> live from cleveland's news center driven by don joseph toyota in kept, this is -- in kent this is c 19 news. >> romona: it is something most moms struggle with, spending time with children and concentrating on a career. >> denise: it is not easy especially with the guilt of leaving your kids and going to work. jen is getting answers on how to balance parenting and a job. >> reporter: the joys of motherhood often comes with the agony of guilt. working mommy guilt. >> i have that idea in my mind there doing all of the stuff

>> romona: thank you. a west side mall has been losing business for decades as the big box stores packed up and left leaving empty storefronts. the elyria officials are looking at ways to redevelop midway mall. sara goldenburg is getting answers on a possible plan to bring back shoppers. >> reporter: this is about stimulating the economy. shopping center. if they don't do anything the mall will continue to lose money. the midway mall has seen better days. >> it is depressing. >> reporter: you will find sears and jc penney and best buy here, but other anchor stores like macy's and dillards have packed up over the last few years and with them the smaller shops have followed. >> we just need a lot of work. there hasn't been too much business. everyone has been closing lately. >> the city unveiled a new study they have been working on for over a year to see what nationally more people shop on-line and locally residents flock to places like crocker park. >> we live in lorain now so coming out this way there is

romona? >> romona: all right. a storm dumped 18 inches of snow on parts of the northeast. >> schools and western massachusetts called off or delayed classes. lake-effect snow warnings have been issued for all of central new york and the warnings will be in effect until at least 4 a.m. tomorrow. >> high winds also led to many power outages. >> remember, can you get the forecast for exactly where you are just receive our push alerts there that only effect your location. download the first alert mobile app. your pacific area. mark. >> mark: a tragic ending in the search for this missing 16-year-old. police found the body of alexander mullins. the cleveland teen had been missing since the 9th. right now no suspects. catherine bosley getting answers on this case. >> reporter: the teen's body was found in this vacant home off east 54th street no crime tape and looks like they are done here. >> remain. missing persons poster in the slovakia neighborhood where alexander mullins family lives. the pleas for help are still u

. >> romona: fans were hopeful that the world series would end tonight with a but a big first inning for the cubs quickly put those dreams on hold. >> denise: more on the tribe game in a minute. right now we are following breaking news just into the cleveland 19 newsroom. we just confirmed a window may have been shot out at a downtown building. >> romona: and all of this is happening a few blocks from where we are right now. this as thousands of fans are series. sara goldenburg is at the huntington building. what are police telling you? >> reporter: yeah, a disturbing call for police tonight. it is a very busy area of downtown. as you said not far from the ball, pa. we are at east 9th and euclid. police were called just after 10:00. this is the huntington bank building. you can see this window has shattered. they were told it is possible it was a gunshot that did the damage. if you look closely over here, you can see the center there. now police tell us that luckily they believe this was a pellet gun that did the damage today. the building -- or as you can see the window has not coll

. >> romona: stay with cleveland 19 news for continuing coverage of campaign 2016. tomorrow night we'll be live on our sister station cle43 from 7:00 until 11:00 p.m. we'll also be streaming on-line and on our mobile >> denise: and now let's go to christa gnaw kaw. he is tracking several stories. >> chris: police are trying to find a person who committed a horrific crime on a small dog. he was found shot and skeaned in -- skinned in an alley behind the tj maxx. investigators have little to go on. if you know something, call parma police right away. five people including three children were hurt after a truck slammed into an apartment building a few hours ago in oxnard, california. a two and 8-year-old were pinned underneath the truck. a 16-year-old girl struck by the truck before it hit the building and police haven't said what caused it. and police were arrested at the airport. investigators say he was about to get on a plane bound for libya to join isis. terrorist organization. denise? >> denise: a kent state football player has been suspended indefinitely after p

romona? >> romona: no charges against a north carolina police officer who shot and killed a man at an apartment complex in september. prosecutors say keith lamont scott was armed. surveillance video from a convenience store before the shooting shows a bulge consistent with the ankle holster and gun later recovered at the scene. scott's wife insisted her husband was not armed. three separate locations as f.b.i. agents executed search warrants at local businesses. the sunoco at rocksside and marathon in fulton and cleveland and another at sunoco east 55th and payne. the f.b.i. not releasing details but part of an ongoing investigation. >>> tonight we are getting answers at what happened at a local olive garden and racial overtones. details. >> ricky is part of rake and came to olive garden and a waitress refused to serve him because he was black but say that's not the reason they asked he and his group to leave and it played out on social media. >> i need back up. we have customers who are gett

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romona? >> romona: all right. up next, the sports world reacting to the election last night. a blue state was grilling their coach and quarterback about supporting the other party. bill belichick handled it as janet, i'm giving you an extra week's vacation! oh, ah... nooo. what? no way. who says no to more? time warner cable's all about giving you more. like the most free hd channels and virtually unlimited movies and shows on demand, so you can binge all day. and don't forget the free tv app. your devices. call now. for $89.99 a month you'll get free hd channels, 30 meg internet and unlimited calling. say yes to more. call now. >>> now this is the serpentini chevrolet sports report on cleveland 19 news. >>> to tom brady and bill belichick, i want to thank you both and gwynn a good superbowl or whatever you want to do. boy, what a combination. never been a better combination. >> mark: that was from earlier this week. it turns out bill belichick did write that letter of support to press conference belichick explained it. sort of it. >> i write hundreds of letters and notes eve

>> romona: this all started when people contacted us complaining about the way their water looked in a berea neighborhood. we sent water samples from three berea homes to lab for testing. >> mark: results revealed high levels of iron and one case lead and paul orlousky broke the story last night at 11:00 and back tonight wanting to know what's being done to fix the problem. >> reporter: would you bathe your children in this water? would you drinkt? posed to mayor kleem last friday. bottled water. berea water. a comparison that brings up an interesting question. in flint could there be heavy metal cadmium, chrome, rust in berea water. one of the samples we took from three berea homes we tested contain lead. the mayor claimed he didn't have time to respond. >> give us time to get the water tested. the colored sample about the lead. he is right. we didn't either. >> we didn't find out until yesterday at 11:00 in the morning. >> when we found out we notified the affected customers. the mayor complained loudly on facebook saying he found out about the problem and it is true regarding lead

. >> romona: we still have an hour and a half to get out and vote. for those who voted early, they were able to escape the rain. >> we were talking yesterday. if you had your choice get out there early. if you are standing in line, you won't really have to worry about the rain. the rain hit at 1:00 this afternoon and dealing with light slowing things down out there on the roads. i would imagine after the commute ends that things should get better out there on the roads. the back edge of the rain with this system moving through vermillion. sandusky, you are dry and dealing with heavier showers in geauga county and ashtabula county and hartsgrove and middle field down i-71. we have the alert. it is not real cold. temperatures in the 50s. showers in the forecast through the early morning drive. wet travel and gusty winds and a temperature swing tomorrow. i will tell you about that in my next time out. mark? >> thank you very much. 6:04 on election tuesday. we want to get to shelby miller. >> monitoring for any issues with the ballot. shelby? >> hey, mar

mark schwab has the >> romona: and don't forget our annual turkey give away is from 4:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. this friday. beth mccloud and laura de maria will be helping hand out a free turkey to anyone who donates a new or jeptly used coat or a nonparissable food item to charity. >> get breaking news and weather now on the cleveland 19 news app. powered by the calvetta today, you have more ways to access the number one care in ohio. simply click in for an express care online visit any hour - day, or night. or call in today for an appointment today. cleveland clinic is here for you. anytime, anytime. anywhere. >>> now, this is the serpentini chevrolet sports report on cleveland 19 news. >> last the raptors didn't come here to lose. the cavs had to fight. they were down with fourmi made it a foir-po oi nt -- four-point game. look at the drive and the deuce by kryie. and then a quarter pocket three. sometimes that helps. and then lebron just, you know, why not? we can and it looks nice. a four-point game. rap fors are trying to get -- rap for -- raptors are trying saw leaks win it

. >> romona: two major league teams that want this. they suffered world series droughts. 19 -- only one team will celebrate and the loser goes home heart broken. denton we do not want that to happen. we hope they can get the bats heated up. we are hearing them cheering behind us. it apt over -- it >> romona: we have traffic issues to tell you about going on downtown because of the massive crowds expected tonight. cleveland police have closed several streets around progressive field and clough closing eighth 9th street between carnegie and prospect. >> denise: and those roads will remain closed throughout the evening. if you were by chance planning to come downtown and maybe celebrate a tribe victory, i'm don't. it was even tough for us to get over to our live shot. >> they closed the streets, but they let us get to our location. hundreds of fans have crowded the gateway area to be a hart of the world satisfactory reece. >> denise: tickets are at a premium for this series and the next best thing is to get out by the big monitor and fell

. >> romona: and all they want is justice. answers. >> reporter: her boyfriend reached out to us looking for answers. his girlfriend of eight years was shot and killed while at work at cooley lounge in cleveland last month. tonight her loved ones want to know who killed her and why. >> i can't wrap my mind around the why. >> reporter: wiping a here he mourns his girlfriend. >> the world is missing a happy person. >> reporter: the 44-year-old was shot and killed while working at coole october 24th. more than two weeks later sue s he still searches for answers. >> if i could wrap my head around the why it may make things easier. the why is senseless. >> reporter: cleveland police say four men came to the bar before midnight that night. they ordered drinks and then two pulled out handguns. the men ordered everyone to the ground and pistol whipped a woman when she called for help and followed misty to the back room and broke down the times. >> why shoot her? she was running from you and not toward you. >> reporter: it is a questio

back to you. >> romona: all right, dan. we have heard about how bad stress stress can make you sick. stress can improve your memory and brain cell ises multiply under stressful situations and that helps your memory get better. stress gives you confidence making you feel resilient and confidence can soar. recommendations on when women should stop getting a mammogram of the most say the screenings can stop at 75. now they say there is no reason for women 75 and over to stop, especially because the risk of breast cancer increases with age. they say a woman's decision should be made based on their health. >> romona: what was supposed to be a joyous meal turned into t getting food poisoning and others may not have gone to the hospital. 800 elderly and homeless people showed up at the church's annual meal. now health officials are trying to figure out what happened. >> a city in alabama is banning all alcohol at the beach for spring break next year. it is part of an effort to keep students and vacationers safe. after being overwh

romona robinson cleveland 19 news. >>> 3, 2s! >> mark: new york's annual thanksgiving parade went off without incident. thousands lined up to watch the parade and festive despite extra security. charlie brown led the inflatable balloons joined by thomas the tank and hello kitty floats. >> lydia: okay. oh, that's me. i am looking at the parade. for a lot of americans giving happens through volunteering. one group in the nation's capitol focuses on patients with a.i.d.s., cancer and other illnesses and looking to expand nationwide. weijia jiang has the story school for 8 years and counting this is how brenda hamlin spent thanksgiving. >> the 69-year-old is one of nearly 1,000 volunteer who prepare, pack and deliver holiday meals to people with a cancer. >> we put a lot of care and love into meals we portion out. >> the nonprofit group called food and friends provides nutritious meals to sick people year-round. her mother was once a recipient. she died after battling lung cancer and asked her daughter to become a volunteer with the

mark and romona, back to you. >> romona: all right. lets than two hours from first pitch here at progressive field. what a night it will be in this game. cubs got off to a quick start last night. they were aggressive and bats were hot and tonight has got to be our night. >> mark: there are all kinds of memorabilia inside the park. i was there last night and specialty and baseball cards aru 1979 world champion pittsburgh pirates cards and never priced them out. maybe dan deroos can do that for us dap, what's going on? >> dan: this is pretty impressive. gone are the days of being a kid going to the candy store getting a package of gum and tops, the baseball manufacturer they have tops. come on in, al. let's show this. for 24 hours. last night they made this card chris bryant hit the first inning home run. they make a card based on that home run when something historic happens and you can only buy it 24 hours. the clock is ticking and the card is 9.99. unfortunately it wasn't right for the indians last night. one card from last night kip,