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

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

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 --

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

they have been telling us it was worth it for them to get out here -- [laughter] -- and shop and get these black friday deals [laughter] so, we are getting answers for you here in parma. sia nyorkor [laughter] the hatchemal -- i'm so sorry. >> and after that, yeah, sheer laughter. that was the toys-r-us in parma. ju looking for that for your kids, yeah, sold out in most places. so -- >> sold out or on the floor. right? >> yeah. >> and don't they get upset if you drop 'em? >> yeah. did you hear it? it screamed. they scream. >> samantha: don't drop the hatchemal. santa brings you one and then -- got to take care of it. right? let's look at what we have going on weather wise for the rest of the day. i'm thinking low-to-mid 40s, spotty rain possible but a that wintry mix will continue into tomorrow. bundle up if you are headed to the toboggan chutes or to public square for winter fest. better days ahead on sunday. soak it up, because rain returns monday into tuesday. it's going to be a wet evening commute on monday. >> tia: 59 on tuesday? >> i know. i buried the lead, didn't i. got to get the cold out of the way first, though. >> enjoy your black friday shopping. thank y

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

cnn's martin savidge is live there for us in parma, ohio. how big was this crowd, martin? good gauge? >> about 10,000 people, i believe, christie. >> reporter: the tickets were free. this concert was given by jay-z. beyonce was there as well. it was designed to send a strong, political message, get out and vote. your vote really matters. it does. cuyahoga county and the city of cleveland have a very interesting play in this state. number one, of course, it was cleveland that was host to the republican national convention, where trump became the nominee for the party. cuyahoga is crucial if hillary clinton wants to win the state of ohio. it is a democratic strong hold. it is estimated she needs about 200,000 votes, that margin of victory she will need if she wants to stave off all the other votes that are expected to go donald trump's way farther down state. that's why this county is so crucial. it is heavily democratic and about 30% african-american. early voting will again begin today. it starts about an hour from now. the early indications have been troublesome for the d

us. fifty-eight in parma, 55 here in west lake, 53 in strongsville, so definitely looking different here than those areas we just showed you. here is the emoji forecast today. i give it the thumbs up for the 8:00 forecast. take the shades for the lunch hour and how can you not be in love with weather like this. if only we could keep it another three weeks to a month a record high of 73 the forecast high. the old record of 71 will fall by the wayside. let me get you an hour by hour of what may happen with the cold front, rain and snow as we go into late tonight and early tomorrow morning. there is the rain and front. 7:00 tomorrow it works its way through. the clouds come inment rain changing over to a little snow by late tomorrow evening into sunday morning. a few things to know here. expect a big change in temperature, plus that wind, as well. the first bit of snow likely melt quickly due to the warm ground. stay alert to the slip reroads and plan ahead this weekend. i am kind of preaching to the choir, aren't i, kristin? >> yes, but you know what, we need to put the reminders out there

cnn's martin savidge is in parma, ohio, for us, the battleground state has 18 electoral votes at stake. hey there, martin. >> hey, kate, we haven't got it wrong in ohio since 1964. not since 1964 has ohio ever got it wrong when it comes to voting for president. whoever wins ohio has won the presidency. that may not play out today. but let me explain where we are. 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 th

in southern cuyahoga county.. >> encourage people to go to th polls. 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,

in southern cuyahoga county. encourage them to go to the polls, which people aren't as enthusiastic about as they used to be. the parma heights contractor says has been his worst year for work in 20 is he wants change.w >> she stands for a lot of t not be the perfect candidate, you think that he is the better eroice. >> the race is on last votes fo president. trump campaign, hereabouts that we can have a go, he makes final stops in pennsylvania, ne hampshire and michigan. the i-team found cuyahoga county sheriff's deputies ready does not know if any specific threats, extra deputies would g to some polling places to handl large crowds, others will wait on standby for trouble spots, the i-team found this the first year that cuyahoga county poll workers training included what to do if a gunman appears. >> if you have not cast her ballot, get ready for long line tomorrow, officials just briefd fox 8 on early voting and what to expect tomorrow ass maia bel isia that the cuyahoga county board of elections. landlines today, wrapped around the building, people were rushing in today to beat the bi crowds tomorrow. everybody ma

us. >> 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

to th polls,, people just aren't as enthusiastic as they used to bee >> the parma heights contractor says this has been his worst year for work in 20 years and h wants change.n >> she stands for a lot of bad things in my fake, he may not b the perfect candidate by think that he is the better choice.ot blazes on for last votes, before the election. trump made stops in pennsylvania, new hampshire and michigan, shaker square monday. , face-to-face campaigning has become more important. with that one of these voter stickers on the door. t major effort is to go door-to-door to encourage peopl to cast a vote early. that ends today. >> volunteers across greater cleveland. >> encouraging people to vote. >> on a monday morning, you would not expect a lot of peopl at home,ayy the only target tho we have not reached over the last two days, 50 percent of the homes, people were home and wer able to talk to them and do not have a single person who said that theyey were going to vote early today or go to the polls tomorrow. >> they know that she trails of course it concerns me that he has an edge, i would prefer that mrs. clinton have the edge

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 upper 50s to enjoy. the circle rain 60% bigger and 30% brighter. it comes closer to the earth around 6:23. i

in parma, 42 in orange with a sprinkle or two. dryer in kirtland but pesky showers close to chardon, also fighting lower 40s. warmer south. 46 in akron to cooler for us, dry in mohican state park. a few sprinkles close to the lake. sandusky at 45, but on the dryer side. despite it being a cooler, cloudy, gloomy afternoon and evening, this is a good eight to nine degrees above yesterday. it's just not going to statement your cold front has now cleared to the east. it was mainly here in the first low and right behind is it a second low with even a little bit of snowfall. a lot of us to the west will see snow chances. our snow possibilities mixing in with the rainfall. try day night and again saturday night. we're going to time it out to see if you will see any impact of that winter-like weather. additional rainfall tonight but a lot of it fades. it's back, though, as we make our way to friday at 7:00 a.m. many of us out of work. shouldn't be an watch those bridges and overpasses for the potential of some slick conditions. there's that bit of a mixture. it is on the very light side here, 3:45. we're not talking any accumulations. that's 3:45 in the morn

in parma, tracy carloss, news 5. >>> a neighborhood is on range after homes were in a cross fire of shooting. bob jones like for us. police believe that at least two guns were fired here. reporter: they found shell casings from a 9-millimeter and a 45. in one case a bullet went became lodged in a wall. >> it scares me. i don't like to look at it because it is in the wall and the police have not come to get it. >> sandy mcilwain is counting blessings because she was not home that night. if she was sandy may have been on a couch in the path of the bullet. the bullets struck on either side of sandy's house. four rounds hit this house on inman street startling the owner people were firing guns at 1:30 saturday morning. homeowners say it is hard to bleak that no one got hurt. >> i heard gunshots and thought i might be be dreaming but i heard my son go they hit the side of the house. >> they have no respect for anybody. have to get them off of the street. >> police were hoping to find some surveillance video in that those shots still out there tonight. live in akron. bob jones, news 5. >>> still ahead on news 5 at six.

us stories of children having positive contributions in their school or community. >> lydia: this thanksgiving we are looking back at some of >> romona: lauren deluca, a wheelchair fencer from parma, competed in september at the paralympics in rio. she didn't medal, she did get one victory for team u.s.a. paralympics. you remember lauren even taught me a few fencing moves. she has a mild form of cerebral palsy and started as an able-bodied fencer and recruited by u.s.a. fencing for the wheelchair team. last month, she got together with the team d.c. even met president obama. students from high schools in 10 west side suburbs are fighting hunger one bowl at a time. they made more than 800 ceramic bowls as a reminder of all the empty bowls in the world. for a $20 donation guests at a special lunch got soup, bread and one of the bowls. proceeds benefit local food pantries. >> it is really cool to come and the people who are hungry. >> akron area kids and teenagers getting ready to take part in a holiday tradition. the ballet theater will be presenting the nutcracker for the 24th year. the troupe is made up from kids of kindergarten to 12th grade. these dancers from munroe falls paid

us appreciate that. you guys come out any time. bringing stuff back to the station. also and parma. where are you located in from a? corner of pleasant valley andal yard road. you get to sample some of his a. how long is that ride. from cleveland to brunswick? too long. will stay. we'll be timing you kenny. okay. think you guys what a great bakery. models really need kenny thank you.ly need we have a little guidance before you start your holiday shopping a child safety group is warning parents about some toys they've deemed unsafe.wa causing harm or watch has revealed the top 10 dangerous toys of 2016. on the list peppa's pig's muddy puddles, family kids time, children elephant pillow, the slime ball slinger, and ther,an banzai bump, and bounce body bumpers. a few others. the group worries they might lead to serious injuries.e grup for the complete list head to our website, fox8.com and click on seen on tv.. do your holiday shopping. interesting.g. and just one week you'll be getting ready to serve up thanksgivingto dinner.in but first get your wallet ready. according to the american farm bureau federation's 2016 p

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 picture out at cedar point. this is an absolutely beautiful sunrise. there is no lofi or other filters. w

for most of us it feels about 10 degrees colder than it is. 29 right now in shaker heights. good morning in parma. 30 is our current temperature, and if you wake up with me in westlake, good morning to you. we're also at 30. so moms, dads, everyone who is helping get the kids ready this morning, bundle them up and bundle yourself up, too. i went 28 for a bus stop temperature, 34 so low chances of outdoor recess today, and then about 38 for the ride home. the breeze all day long making it feel like it's in the 20s. all right. it's a short week for you. not everybody is going to be in school all week, right? we have thanksgiving, so we'll talk about that thanksgiving forecast, guys, coming up at 6:15. >> a lot of people think -- sun second lawyer radio. >>> straight up 77 it's 60 miles per hour just about the harvard area. 50 miles per hour near 490. from akron towards -- from akron towards cleveland we're running on time, 65 miles per hour. from canton to akron 64 miles per hour there, too. also looking good. here are your drive times. canton to cleveland and 26 minutes and 27 minutes from elyria

party in parma hosted by a group of trump supporters after the lewd tape had come up, the "access hollywood" tape. people were cheering and hooting and hollering and walked away, donald trump blew us away, he a completely different narrative. i don't think trump supporters lost faith once. >> no. and the most shocking moment for me on the campaign trail was before a debate, i was along with small... the pool of reporters, we're going to get a five-minute photo onwith -- my jaw just drops. >> there's a picture of it. i've seen that picture. >> it's trump with clinton accusers of alleged sexual misconduct. and you see... i'm on the live stream. donald trump is live streaming the reaction of the reporters as they're walking inch you can see me and you can see me walk in and go... it was truly one of the most shocking moments of the campaign or probably that i've ever seen. >> dickerson: we'll talk more about mp >> dickerson: we're back with our campaign reporters talking about surprising moments on the campaign trail. >> i think the moment i got to play ski ball with ben carson was surprising. >> dickerson: and how is he as a ski ballplayer? >> i bea >> dickerson: is that a lot or a

use >>> welcome back it's 5:40. we will be going back out live get you caught up on the morning's headlines. woman who drove her car into a concert crowd in parma heights lay pear in court today. this is surveillance video of when 74-year-old donna backed her car into a crowd of people at green brier commons. two people were killed and several others injured. she now faces two counts of vehicular homicide. police say she accidentally hit the gas instead of the brake. >>> one man has been arrested after he stole cruiser. the suspect stole the oakwood village police cruiser yesterday afternoon before ditching it on cleveland's east side. >>> and on the the campaign trail, donald trump fired up supporters in eau claire wisconsin a critical battleground state. the republican nominee attacked his opponent hillary clinton and told early clinton voters that they still have time to reconsider their ballots. he told the crowd they can change their minds in light of the fbi announcement they are investigating new e-mails. rally in fort lauderdale florida where she was heckled by a protester. clinton didn't hold back pointing her finger and telling the cr

uses technology once only in doctors' offices. for deep penetrating relief at the source. new aleve direct therapy. >> tia: good morning. i'm tia ewing. in parma muni court a pretrial for donna chizni this morning. august. she hit the gas instead of the brake and plowed into nine people killing two of them. she pled not guilty to vehicular homicide earlier this month. here's meteorologist samantha roberts with a look at your cold and chilly forecast. sam. >> samantha: thanks so much, tia. even though the lake-effect snow ended, as you mentioned it's still cold out there. 38 this afrn, but with the wind factored in, of course, it will feel in the 20s all day. i think we get a little sunshine today, but ag tomorrow our winds finally back off a little bit, but we roll right into thanksgiving with a chance of rain. rain is likely on wednesday. i think that rain will finally come to an end sometime during ? >>> mike pence is here. >> perfect timing. >> hello, sir. i heard you went to see "hamilton." how was that? >> it was good. i got a free lecture. >> i heard they booed yo i love you, mike. you're the reason i'm never going to get impeached. >> s