. >> thank you, nec on cbs 2, it was championship saturday at the sell center would waller tame home some hardware? championship friday at the cell center -- and for cedar falls -- history . >>> it was championship friday, for cedar falls history was on the line the tigers were one centennial down two sets to none, grace drops the hammer and here come the tigers! the jags were the kings of the jungle today, mattie's block ends it the centennial wins their third straight with a sweep. in 4a waller looking to add with top morning pella the future ucla bruin hammers one for the golden eagles who else, may with the kill for the win finish to 21, waller wins their 18 state valley ball championship with a sweep. >> we want to celebrate have a great time but knowing that we have left our mark on waller it is just unbelievable, something that we've always dreamed of now we made our dreams come true. >> oh my gosh just like time coming, especially this senior group to see them kind of put this program on their back and work really hard. >> the 3a trying to win their fifth title while union lo

live in cleveland, derrick waller, news 5. rob. >>> get ready for a busy night. they may not be able to vote still has enough of an opinion about politics that they know who they would vote for if they could. that story is coming up and we go back to the studio and my partner danita harris. >> hi, rob. during this contest presidential election proof that you can believe what you see on the internet. paul kiska has been monitoring hoaxes. >> the internet can be a great source of information but on day this important it can also be filled with fake news and hoaxes. a picture showing ballot boxes here in ohio. the picture is a hoax because it was taken from the united kingdom. another picture on the internet claims to show voter fraud being carried out by clinton supporters in three states during the primary and snopes reports it is from russia. a fake facebook post warns when checkmark up for trump and this is a a hoax and a tweet that has been debunked shows a woman claiming to work for the post office in columbus ohio claiming she rips up absentee ballots for tru

derick waller investigates and you learn cleveland's own police department would not be allowed to do that. >> reporter: the city has very but there is nothing stopping a department from continuing their chase into cleveland. i've learned some efforts to reduce that have been put on hold. >> i think it is dangerous for everybody. >> reporter: it is new video of a runaway u-haul. it happened september 1 and it left a big mess to clean up. the driver suspected in a jewelry store burglary in strongsville. captured and charged but the accomplice talked and rolled out of the moving van just moments before still not found. this dashcam video shows that man lying on the busy street and even in a mcdonald's parking lot coming in and out of oncoming traffic >> i think the issue is regardless of the jurisdiction they generally are at high risk. >> is also president of the police chiefs. >> they are drafting a countywide chase policy. they are expected to put forth its own recommendations. >> everybody is different. i don't believe that there is really a one size fits all policy that you can cre

jonathan walsh un-- derick waller >> i did finally catch up with zach reed and i was able to ask him why he's spending thousands of dollars of campaign contradictions for his lo -- -- contributions for his trips. >> every one of the trips you have i can justify. >> flights, hotels, and dinners in d.c., fort lauderdale even san francisco. more than five grand laid out >> why aren't other council people taking these trips. i don't see them taking the trips to san francisco, washington, d.c., fort lauderdale. >> it depends on the committee. >> he says those aren't vacations, they're work trips, conferences, and meetings with elected officials and law enforcement to reduce violence. >> we were trying to get ahead of -- the head of the center for disease control to speak to us this violence from a public health standpoint. >> can't that be done with a phone call? >> state law leaves leeway for how to use money. it must be for influencing the result of an election, a campaign expense, the duties of public office, or making a charitiable contribution. they don't have to list the reason unle

derick waller news 5. >>> now take a look at this new video. cleveland police say this man is a suspect in the shooting that left two injured back in september. this happened in the parking lot of a gas station off of lorain. the store dleshg who witnessed this -- clerk who witnessed this said more than ten shots were fired. >> it was a crazy ex i've never experienced anything like that. i've been in customer service for seven years now and it was new. >> if you recognize this man you are asked to call cleveland police. >>> a 10-year-old child crossing a street struck by a vehicle and the person behind the wheel just kept on driving. as news 5's mol mol tells us -- children were on. when this dark red pt cruiser sped through. >> this is a really busy street. >> and hit one of them. and person behind the wheel just kept driving. >> i think there are people who are really irresponsible and unethical. and i can imagine being scared of what the person may have done. but there's no excuse for not stopping. >> police aren't releasing the boy's name b

in cleveland, derick waller, >> what is ahead at 6:00? >> on this veterans day is for social price for a local high schooler. >> with a special guest today. it is veterans day. >> the emotional reunion with this teenager seen her brother for the first time in six years. >>> news 5 asking important questions about these fake guns. promised to bend them they are still on the streets. they are finding out why when news 5 at six starts in two questions about stories affecting your community park after police killed two men into different cities carrying the same type of gun, we wanted to know what was going on. the guns were fake, but they looked real. they were similar to this one. >> at that time lawmakers about to ban these guns so they wanted to know that was the case and why megan hickey uncovers the problem. >> reporter: two robbery suspects 70 miles apart shot and killed in similar incidents. >> we do not know which officer fired the shots. >> reporter: officers were responding to a robbery at a video store when they got up with the ca

they have since apologized for wrongdoing still ahead tonight and employee attack by an armed gunman waller were caught on camera saw the dramatic the from a had >>reporter: people are looking for the perfect christmas tree lot of people come to one of several tree loss one by the lancet street foundation sh sit couch several customers we talk to walk away with the real ones >>reporter: he demands that a said the open the roberts also against: from the man >>reporter: in the job will be to divide it is biased from the white house a quantum analysis and 70 lawsuits involving the president elect are still open an overall is involved the more than 4000 lawsuits if he did just settle three class-action suits over claims of fraud over traffic university his bareknuckle legal philosophy goes back in lease to the early 1970's fifth and the message to trump he met michael conversation until the government in a general counsel organization said the president- elect is focused on one of the country and removing distractions >>pam moore: she was looking healthy and relaxed and happy dancing with the s

derek waller takes us there. >> reporter: this is one of thely -- >> you never know what is going to happen. >> reporter: a black friday weekend shoe sale cut short at the afternoon. two men are the victims, possibly in their 20s. one died after being shot in the chest. tonight the shoes are sitting in the dark, tore closed. only medical gloves remain. it's a story that is get doing common. tonight police responded to another shooting around the same time outside usa food mart at east 123rd and phillips. on east a 55th. police say another woman got shot in the leg. >> >> no. >> reporter:kayla fears for the safety of her 4-year-old child growing up in a city she believes is getting more dangerous. >> i'm scared, for my family. my nephews, i have a young son. i'm scared for myself. i work late. i get home late. so it's scary. >> reporter: there's been at least 120 homicides in cleveland this year. matching 2015's total. and we still have a month to billups says she just doesn't know. >> the neighborhood we live in, i feel like -- it's like hopeless. >> that was derek waller reporting.

derrick waller is where the car was stolen. what exactly is she doing here. >> she is doing her own investigative work. she says police took an hour to respond and the officer did not taken seriously. >> the 27-year-old social worker told first district police someone stole her lost 2014 nissan rogue. police file a report thursday but she says that was it. >> i know they have a lot going on and this is a missing car so it is not as big of a deal as some other things and i thought i would just kind of do a little detective work myself and take it into my own hands as much as possible. >> stolen debit cashed was used at nearby gas stations she went to work. >> he brought orange juice and earrings. >> and she posted it on facebook writing does anybody know this man? he stole my car early this morning out of my driveway. this is more than just an inconvenience. >> definitely. it is -- i feel violated.

>> derrick waller, news five. >>> a spokesperson declined to be interviewed for the story. she says she is still afraid because the thief got away with a spare car key and a personal information as well as a paycheck stub at her identification. >>> election. donald trump and hillary clinton have two final days to convince voters that they are the right person for the job. america goes to the polls on tuesday and, as usual, ohio is one of the most important states in the nation. campaign events planned for today. meg shaw is live at the cleveland public auditorium which will host one of those events. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it is going to be a busy day for both candidates, hillary clinton and donald trump. hillary clinton will be in cleveland later today at the public auditorium with one of northeast ohio's biggest icons, lebron james. lebron james is one of several celebrities that hillary clinton is hitting the campaign trail with two days from the election. she appeared and philadelphia on saturday with the singer katy perry and on friday, she was in clev

derick waller, news 5. >>> all right. chief meteorologist mark johnson, lay it on us. >> it is chilly outside. look at these temperatures. they are already flirting with 40 degrees with 42 in barberton and a 41 in peninsula and medina wherever you are going, i recommend the winter coats. i have not said that at all this fall. 45 in cleveland and 42 in ashtabula with youngstown down to 4 degrees. we still have one or two isolated sprinkles in lorain county down to ashland county. they should fade quickly with your playoff football forecast. mid-40s at 7:00 and some of you already in the lower 40s inland. some inland areas in the 30s and average temperatures between 35 and 37 degrees. just a big-time chill. do we get any warmer for the weekend? i will have that answer coming up. >>> riding the cartels of the win on tuesday the dow jones just close at a record high today rising 5%. trump's promise to deregulate >>> news 5 has confirmed distraction of the brand-new city kennel. the project was supposed to get started this yea

derrick waller is live and one of them is on the run still. reporter: that's right. police captured three of the teenagers and one at large still and this is where it happened. it happened right outside the barbed wire fencing. they got over two sections on the wire and a shootout security worker called 911. after a thermal imaging camera picked up this. a group of 4 trespassing and trying to get away with a spool of metal wiring. >> police on the scene in minutes. >> why are they doing this? we will see you get in there and alert the police and whatever you think you might be able to steal it is not worth it. >> the situation escalated. police say at least one of e and those officers shot back hitting one in the shoulder and he is getting in the ambulance here and here is the conversation with dispatchers. >> you and your partner are okay? >> yes. we are okay. >> air tracker 5 showed cleveland police on the property. all with flashlights. they recovered a suspect's glove and shell casings. >> i don't know. it is getting bad. neighbors. >> it sounded like about 15, 2

derrick waller. history here? i get it. >> would love to be on that list though. i would love to make that list. >> this is the year. >> yes. >> we shall see a few short hours and for now we will send it back to the studio frank and lee. >>> last night our investigator showed you how recent problems with the home energy assistant program had people frustrated just trying to get some >> tonight just in time jonathan walsh brings us details on changes that everybody knows in agencies. >> i am up all hours trying to get through. >> that was before we got involved with the case and now she has help with her utility bills. >> what goes through your mind when you are drying to help people and they are having know that there was a problem with the customers getting through. >> after we informed the council about problems. elizabeth and others were having, they went into action. >> we changed the voice recording and they are put to different areas so they don't get to be able to appointment. >> starting today november 1st walk ins can start at 6:30 a.m. one of the big mes

derrick waller, news 5. >>> sheffield police say a woman and man are dead following a murder-suicide heard on a 911 call. dispatchers could hear them arguing and gunshots followed and when officers arrived to the home, they heard two more gunshots. after a few hours, swat discovered the pair both dead from gunshot wounds. >>> right now cleveland police are investigating a shooting where two people were shot in the head. according to first responders it happened in the 2500 block on cleveland's east side. a 30-year-old male found dead when they arrived. the other victim was taken to metro health and they say she was in critical condition. >> douglas shine was found guilty of aggravated murder. a jury ruled that he was responsible for the three people after shooting at a barber shop. three others injured last year. shine could face the death penalty at his sentencing. >>> we have been telling you about the heroin epidemic. wooster experienced 6 overdoses yesterday. we go to wayne county to see heroin bagged up as evidence along with digital scales and drug instruments and crime tape ha

derek waller went there to find out what is going on. >> that's scary. >> she walks her dog every day where a woman told the police she got carjacked. >> it's scary in a neighborhood >> a 49-year-old beachwood woman's car was stolen just after 7:00. >> the woman told police someone in a dark colored suv tapped her rear bumper. when she got out one of the men got in and took off. then it happened again. the assisted living facility. once again a fender bender led to a woman being forced out of her c class. the thief got away with a cell phone, ipad, a purse, cash, checks and credit cards. nicer neighborhoods. >> my philosophy is it can happen anywhere. you could be in the best neighborhood, you know, the -- living in the most expensive houses and pay the most taxes and think that you're safe and i really think that it can happen anywhere. >> that's why beachwood police tell me that people need to be alert especially this time of year. >> if you have any questions at all as to what is like you're in danger, just drive straight to the police station. >> both involved crooks easy get wast

joe flacco to darren waller right here, touchdown, ravens 13-7, flacco turning up the heat, this team looking like they might contend for a play-off spot. nice throw to steve smith, another long night for cleveland. they lose 28-7. cleveland is 0-10. 11:00 a.m., packers, titans, 2:00 p.m. cardinals at san francisco. paul goldschmidt is raising money for phoenix children's hospital. he's a better bowler than that, he threw a gutter ball, but, man, he had a lot of fun out there, including special guests montero and gonzalez. paul goldschmidt on his bowling and the charity event. here. >> coyotes playing host to the jets, louie domingue in net for arizona, vrbata, look at this, absolute blast, 1-1. watch it again, stick side, and you see the coyotes tie the game, second period, winnipeg on the move, blake wheeler with the goal here, beating domingue, 2-1, jets, and later in the third period, they battle back and jets win. >>> coming up, modern family. see you back here tomorrow. does she know? this is the last thing she needs today. no! busy day at the dunphy compound. we have a wedding

. >> derek waller with that report. dr. casper says it's important not to bottle up your give it some time. >>> well maybe a presidential election for the record books but it will live on in the textbooks from lgbt rights and abortion and obamacare. news 5 east reporter tells us -- news channel 5's reporter tells us what it might look like. >> our democratic system works. >> the founding fathers wanted to ensure that we wouldn't have a king. >> reminding his students of chaeks and -- checks and balances that limit power. >> the senate has a number of democrats that could stop legislation if need be. >> legislation that junior katherine is worried might target her lgbt and minority friends. >> i don't think it will be extreme stuff. i hope that trump will good a president as anyone else. >> like her her class mate is -- classmate is optimistic. >> we don't know how he's going to be. maybe we give him a few chances, see what happens. >> as for the negative narrative during the campaign here's what one supporter has to say. >>

seeing a bunch of charter buses lined up on 5th street near waller on coincidentally around the same time an anti-trump rally was being held in downtown austin he says was unusual... so he took to twitter with the claims the buses were being used to ship in protesters. tucker says: "i hadn't really fact checked at all ya know it was just all kind of circumstantial and then before i know it, it's a story, i am over 10-thousand tweets by the next day," within 24 hours - president elect donald trump also took to twitter about professional protesters saying "just had a very open and successful presidential election. now professional protesters, incited by the media, are protesting. very unfair!" tucker says: "i kind of felt like maybe i am in reasonable company, maybe i'm not wrong." but when people started questioning tuckers claim - so did he. turns out the buses were being used as hotel shuttles for the tableau conference being held at the austin convention center. tucker says: "was i wrong in this case, yes i was." but for many they believed it was part protesters are being recruited

the pastor, evian waller says this is their mission. >> we are here to be encouragement to the voters and help ladies from their car to the door. we are here where there are long lines to make sure people don't give up. >> the pastor says he is aware of racial overtones but they have helped voters in the past two presidential elections. the action cam was in camden county where voters cast their ballots at 6:00 a.m. all 12 congressional seats are being contested and a ballot questions asks voters to approve or reject a casino outside of atlantic city. nora muchanic is live now in new jersey. new jersey likes to do things early. >> reporter: that is true. we start at 6:00 here and things have been busy ever since, especially at this firehouse. the poll workers tell me by 10:00 this morning they had as many people voting as they do in an entire day. that gives you an idea of the level of interest in this presidential race, a race like no other. turnout is brisk in ewing interest in the presidential race is drawing crowds. >> i'm glad it's finally here and we can get in and vote. and hop

in cleveland derick waller news 5. >>> new information on the identity of two people killed in a possible murder suicide in akron. the summit county medical examiner says that the 22-year- old miles simmons and drew foster were a man and woman manor apartments. police tell us they have discovered the bodies in a bedroom after miles did not show up for work. >> and i thought it was, you know, a box or something at first. >> drivers on rock side road are dodging objects in the middle of traffic. some of them are putting themselves at risk to investigate. turns out that the box thrown from a moving car was in fact a helpless animal. and today we caught up with the man who witnessed that pet being tossed out the window like a piece of trash. they formed before this story took yet another tragic turn. >> it's mind boggling. it's confusing. it's sad. >> those are just some of the words they're using to describe what he saw on friday night on the garfield heights maple heights border. >> it's pretty devastating. driving on the car near eastwood when he saw what he thought was a box thrown out th

derick waller takes us there. >>reporter: 2016 is turning into the one of the deadliest cleveland has seen in several years and one of those shootings happened outside a popular shoe store. >> that's a crime. you never know what's going to short. as many as 20 gunshots rang out in the middle of the afternoon. the victims, two men possibly in their 20s. one of them died after being shot in the chest. tonight those shoes are sitting in the dark, the stores locked up and close the. it's a story that's getting too common. tonight police responded to another shooting around the at the same time outside u.s.a. food mart at east 123rd phillips. and another woman got shot in the leg. >> were you surprised? >> i'm not surprised, no. i'm not surprised at all. >>reporter: makayla phillips says she fierce for fears fore the safety of her four years child. i'm scared for my family, my nephews. i have a young son. i'm scared for myself. i work late. i get home late. so it's scary. >>reporter: there's been at cleveland this year

so lieutenant waller is the marine. he asks two officers to form the flanks and charge redoubts with bayonets. the officers all agreed. together three files stormed pass hedges through the ditch, over the berm and up the ramp art. inside the redoubt prescott quickly refocused his yankee defenders in that direction meeting valiant british charge with stiff resistance. the regulars took heavy casualties including british captain campbell shot dead as his man swarmed up through redoubt. there were too many red coats for the rebel defender to repulse. as the british began mounting the western parapit, prescott's men mode them down. next soldiers took their place mounting parapet one smacking the thigh of greeley. for want of ammunition, the british poured into the redoubt. lieutenant jesse adair of the marines was first. the british poured in from all sides. the battle of redoubt came vicious and bloody melee. british swarmed in, disemboweling yankees. lieutenant waller wrote, i can't pretend to describe the horror of the s

. >> we send people to the dry waller the carpenters and the plummers. >> we are conscious who we give a job referral to. >> we look at the skills part as far as hayou do with a hammer and nail there are other components to be able to be a team player. be able to take directs and be precise and punctual things like this you need to help you keep your jobs. >> we will looking at the interviews today and doing the critiquing from the papers. >> i was thinking last week we were talking ask that was so much thinking going on about the interview and how i was going to do it. >> i feel like, me, as an african-american woman and older woman with children i feel i have to set an example. a lot of people don't know how to deal with anger and conflicts. the kids here look up to me. if i do something and don't set an example then they are going to follow. since i've been a positive roll model, coming to school everyday. some of those kids pick up on that and i see the improvement in them. >> one thing that i knew but the class helped reinstate is that you have to check yourself. we are all grown

our derick waller has a look. >> reporter: we have been driving around the news 5 viewing area looking for some snow here in chardon. it's beginning to lo like christmas. frigid, gusting winds and flakes but this family couldn't be happier. >> so our daughter is home from college. she just came home. this is what she came home to, is snow. and we're having thanksgiving, and christmas is coming. >> i'm ready to wear my winter clothes. the back and forth weather has gotten me sick and too many colds so i'm ready to take on the winter. >> reporter: we saw a number of clearing streets during northeast ohio's first taste of winter. 40 crews for the storm and another 11 covering lake and geauga county. but they didn't pre treat any roads. that's because the storm started as rain, and that treatment would have just washed away, a reminder of just how warm it was 24 hours ago. >> it was gorgeous yesterday. i washed my car. we did yard work. it was wonderful. >> reporter: and now? >> bill: no yard work. the yard work is done. difference a day makes. look at these back roads in geauga county. sn

waller in traffic, but it doesn't go, and then off the in-bound pass, isaac gets the steal and the bucket. but he fails to get the next bucket and tem temp state. and this one went back and forth between two unbeaten teams. but they kept it close. gators 17 points and right now they have a 5-point lead with a couple of minutes remaining in the game. as football winds down we have college basketball and the nba and watch what you do on line at ? think of your fellow man. ? ? lend him a helping hand. ? ? put a little love in your heart. ? ? take a good look around... ? ? ...and if you're lookin' down, ? ? put a little love in your heart. ? ?put a little love in your heart.? (avo) the subaru share the love event is happening now and will have given ninety million dollars >> love the view from the serrata beach cam the past couple of days. check it out, not only a great sunset but the planets are showing up well in the western sky, with venus, saturn and mars. partly cloudy skies now. i do see areas of fog developing late tonight. moisture is up a little bit, dewpoints are pretty high, winds

dubuque waller's standing in their way for regular-season. the golden eagles won that one. anna served up in a super xavier. made from the back row finds the whole and fills it. while it moves on to face palette. knights were -- calm -- cool -- and collected -- megan the nights were calm, cool and collected. making drives home. union advances to the first state title in school history. mission -- already up a set -- courtney bowl-hus -- gets up to ge the wolverines were on a mission and up a set. courtney gets up to get down and in the third it's matchpoint 4d and h and madison and sit with an ace. wolverines move on with a sweet. into a columbus catholic trying to keep their cinderella run a live. sellers taking on unity church and they were ready to row the boat. columbus won the first set. third. sailors are the sweep and a date with western christian in the finals. all five starters are back. while cats are trying to get back to the finals. -- sending one right into your living room -- janesville heads back to 1-a final with a 3 set sweep. wildcats will face the winner

derrick waller is live and one of them is on the run still. reporter: that's right. police captured three of the teenagers and one at large still and this is where it happened. it happened right outside the barbed wire fencing. they got over two sections on the wire and a shootout

and waller looking to add getting by top ranked pella the future ucla bruin hammers one for the golden eagles who else it is may with the kill for the win she finished with 21 and winning their 18th state volleyball championship with a three set sweep. >> obviously want to celebrate, we want to have a great time but knowing that we have left our mark it is unbelievable. something that we've always dreamed of and now we made our dreams come true oh my gosh. just like exhilaration. it's been a long tim and especially this senior group to see them kind of put this program on their back and work really hard. >> 3a new hartford trying to get their title in the last six years union looking for their school in history and the knights setting up brauner, the spike had too much firepower thewolverines gets to peterson and dropping it down becoming state championship in three different classes with a four set winner. >> our leaders just steped up i could hear them say that we need to step it up, pick it up and finish and take care of it here. >> a good game is back and fourth all the time you ha

derick waller investigates and you learn cleveland's own police department would not be allowed to do that. >> reporter: the city has very

derrick waller, news 5. investigating. news 5 investigators are listening to you the voters and some of the problems this election day. on your side investigator jonathan walsh joins us. jonathan, you have more information on a voter making threats about a gun at a polling place. >> yeah, the cuyahoga county board of elections says that they had to call in the sheriff's department after a voter, not sure if it was a man or woman, after a voter said he or she would bring back a gun because he or she was extra security was added and no incident to report and investigators say that they don't know the name of this voter just yet. they are still working on it. now to a different situation on the west side where a voter told us that he had problems with polling workers and he feels that they didn't know the rules. >> i think it is important people have died to give us the right to vote. >> we will call himbob, not his real name, he didn't want his vote. >> i don't think it should be taken lightly. >> is upset because at this po

live in cleveland, derrick waller, news 5. likelihood, the pilgrim united church of christ is asking the community to help replace this on the 180-year-old building that has been struck by lightning twice and recently had parts blown off by a windstorm and it caused flooding in the sanctuary. >> they say it's not just about their place of worship but preserving the city history and they are not giving up hope. >> will place of fear, we will go forward from a place of hope. >> it is inconceivable and if we do believe what we say we believe, it will happen. >>reporter: the building is holding operating building in the county and if the funds are not raise they may have to move out. >>> will check in with chief meteorologist mark johnson and i know it's just about over. >> one more warm day to get live look at cleveland, check that out, still a bit blue and we have some amber colors and a nice sunset out there and we are dry now and no worries about rainfall tonight, this evening, tomorrow evening stays dry. look at these tempera

the immortal darrin waller put baltimore up for good. kessler got benched in the third quarter. i don't know why. josh mccown came on and he was picked off and why not? ravens win it 28-7 and browns it is about time cleveland got a team to the white house. lebron and company in the nation's capitol and they will play the wizards tomorrow night. lots going on at the white house. here is tony zarrella. >> tony: the cavaliers had a fun few hours. they arrived early and had a guided tour and by 2:30 they were on the south lawn with the president of the united states for the ceremony. president obama brought his game and immediately making jokes about jr's shirt and cavaliers brought a gift. lebron joking i can help you with that, by the way, mr. president. itment uh -- itment a lot including for liew. >> finally have a chance to travel and she cried when i told hershey could come. experience it with me. >> the cavaliers are not the only ones from the white house. president-elect trump was here and then it became about basketball and the continue bugs to cleveland on and off the cour

derick waller says this is affecting people's health disorder. >> reporter: this clinical psychologist says she's never seen an election result affect her clients' health like this one. >> everything from mild to medium depression, anxiety, insomnia, a loss of appetite, difficulty concentrating, irritability. >> reporter: one of her clients hasn't even been back to work, but she advises the opposite. >> go back to work, begin exercising again. >> reporter: get back to living your life an things you enjoy. >> and get some spiritual healing. >> reporter: for katie, that means leaning on her faith. she attended this lunchtime healing service inside a cathedral. >> you can't change it but you can change how you react. you can know that god is present. >> this election cycle was so contentious and so -- just towards strangers that we're told has distorted humanity. >> it's through the other that's the point of jesus. >> reporter: she says understanding god means trying to understand those with whom you disagree politically. >> how we view the other, how we see the other, how we treat the ot

later in the set, dubuque waller grad too hot to handle. iowa would take the second set 2 25-13. all smiles at the arena. third set, things are kicked off with a bang. iowa holds on to win 3-1. they host nebraska on saturday and they are trying to set the program record for fans in attendance on saturday so check that out. >>> it will be a good time to watch sports from inside because it's going to be really cold on saturday. >> that is for sure. >> did i say too hot to handle though? you did. >> it is supposed to be 70. tomorrow's temperatures too hot to handle this time of year. we'll be in the 70s and then it this is a live picture of the recently refurbished >>> we're looking live tonight at the recently reif you are bishd capital dome in washington d.c. inside capitol hill they are getting ready for a new session of congress come january. well update you on leadership changes coming up. >>> terry swails it's going to be a great day to get outside >> indeed temperatures will be at near record levels. here's why. we have a strong low pressure taking shape in the plain states.

seeing a bunch of charter busses lined up on 5th street near waller on wednesday, coincidentally around the same time of an antitrump rally being held in downtown austin was unusual, so he took to twitter claiming the busses were being used to bus in protesters. anything. it was all kind of circumstantial, and before i know it, it's a story. i'm over 10,000 tweets by the next day. >> within 24 hours, president elect donald trump also took to twitter saying about protesters, just had a very open and successful presidential election. now professional protesters, being incited by the media, are prefr >> it turns out the busses were being used for the tableau conference being held at the austin convention center. yes, i was. >> reporter: but for many they believed it was part of a national conspiracy that antitrump protesters are being recruited and pay. tucker says it is a lesson for the more than 16,000 who retweeted it. >> i don't want to speculate too much, but i do think that it of this current election cycle. >> reporter: and a lesson learned for him. >> i'll be more careful, especial

darren waller, the tight end. >> sure week on the road against quality add it up and another predictable loss for the browns last night and drop to 28-7 decision to the ravens. >> denise: boy did that hurt. cleveland is 0-10 on the season and worst start ever in team history and coach hue jackson with unusual decisions at quarterback. mark schwab is here with that. >> mark: yeah. a little head scratcher. after seeing you wanted to play kessler he benched kessler for kessler again next week. they are 0-10 after losing last night in baltimore. who knows when a win is coming or if one is even coming. they are just bad. 7-6 lead at the half and looked like last night was a night they maybe could get a win and contained the ground game and getting to flacco and then it came crashing down. sounds like hue jackson has tried about everything. >> i have tried every different kind of s whatever you can think of. i can't put my finger on it. obviously, it is a problem. we have to fix it. obviously, the turnovers hurt us in the second half and not slowing them down in the second half same second hal

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jonathan walsh shows us the -- derick waller shows us the scene. >> look at the mess left behind. the car thit the pole, went through the fence on to this side road. look at the glass in the middle of the street. the car continued, somehow flipping through that fence into burke lakefront property. look at where it ended up. spinning out of control.

now is john wax from waller and wax advisers. great to have you with us. >> thank you can cover and important things if you're a new parent. first, and friends and family to contribute to a 529 plan. >> right. so a lot of times people -- it's great to get gifts and things that will help you with the baby or with the kids but when the 529 plan, contributions can come from anyone. in instead of a gift, you can years, it can really grow into a lot of money that can help. >> and very happy when you see the bill for college 18 years later. >> absolutely. >> and student loans that can be refinanced. >> rates are low right now. you may not have already done this, you can refinance the loans, get your rate down, get the payment down, free up other money to help with child costs and living costs and make things easier. >> and a lot of employers offer a match fo advantage of that. >> yeah, this is like found money. if you don't understand the 401k, learn more about it but the money you put in is your money. and if your employer makes a mat

flacco to waller, touchdown ravens, baltimore coming up with some nice wins of late, certainly very much in the mix of the division. flacco, again, nice touchdown to the ageless steve smith. 21-7 baltimore, really, the ravens run away with it and just quarterbacks, kessler this time stripped, the browns fall to 0-10, ravens go to 5-4. nfl sunday, 10:00 a.m., nfl sunday, packers tightens at 11:00, and don't forget the post-game show, richard saenz, max starks, for sunday night fox 10. strike bowling lanes raising money for kids with cancer at phoenix children's hospital. talked to amy goldschmidt on the importance of a charity event. upson, montero, and gonzalez there, rolling the ball for a good cause. >> we wanted to do something to raise money for the new cancer disorders, and we thought bowling would be fun. it gets everyone together pretty close, and you can kind of do some smack talk, and we are excited for a fun night. >> and, yes, i am going to retire the bowling shirt. it's got to go, since 1985, it's time. look at this shot by vrbata to tie the game to mcginn, watch it begin, go

now john wax from waller and wax advisers. thank you for being here. >> my pleasure. >> now that donald trump is the president-elect, what changes might we see? >> well, the platform was repeal. maybe on day one. that's not going to happen. there's a bigger process that would have to take place. so people have to plan on, it's going to be there at least for the next year and we are in the >> this means don't expect it to go away. there's a process. >> it's not going to go away before the deadline. >> and you have three key dates. let's talk about these. november 1st was the beginning of the open enrollment period for calendar coverage 2017. and then december 15th is the last day to enroll if you want the coverage to start january 1 january 1st for 2017 which is the final enrollment date if you want coverage in 2017 and to be considered come pliant for that -- compliant for that year. >> so if you want coverage, if if you opt not to have coverage there, are consequences. that's the next screen. >> the penalties part. right. so

blanket will be accepted 24 hours a day at the park station on waller street. donations should be marked, park crockett drive. and you can drop off socks at the central station on vallejo street. >>> juliette, we have a beautiful night. i beautiful saturday night here in the bay area with mostly clear skies, fairly balmy temperatures, readings in the low 60s. as we look from the sutro tower, from city hall you can see the rainbow domed ediface in the little below center left. city hall and market street, the embarcadero, bay bridge all on full fine display tonight. concord at 65 degrees. oakland has 63. san francisco right now at quarter after 6:00 tonight61 degrees. even as we sit here innocently watching our own broadcast our own satellite is conspiring to display an unusual display in the sky. we earthlings are about to be treated to the biggest brightest full moon of the year. on monday it will be closest to us since january 1948 when harry truman was in the white house. and while the spectacle is unfolding in the sky it, will have a direct impact on what's

officers to respond and >>reporter: their visiting another patient spotty and the elderly couples wallerf the tea shop and at two separate wal- mart stores and a target in vallejo the staff that would turn to the hospital two days later she jumped in and made the arrest led help police track down these >>reporter: we see a lot more cloud cover starting to usher in the onshore flow >>mark: 2 police officers shot and pennsylvania one of them was killed >>james: police are still looking for that shooter that happened about 4:00 and the morning we have video from the scene police said someone called in the domestic disturbance and when officers arrived somewhat immediately opened fire on them what they're describing isn't and bush style attack on all to die the surviving officer has been flown to hospital the moment we don't know the condition of that officer we're hoping for as a manhunt we do know police and the swat team has been focusing their attention near to homes in the area not clear at the moment >>will tran: not only was he attacked it happen in broad daylight in front of her home

jury, even after further substantial deliberations, we are -- unable to reach a verdict on count 1 waller county 2. >> reporter: the jury is your inability to reach a verdict i declare it a mistrial. >> reporter: after deliberating for 25 hours, six men and six women were unable to reach a unanimous decision on the charge of murder were voluntary manslaughter. >> what we do know is that they were leaning towards acquittal on the murder. they were leaning towards conviction on the voluntary but they could not come to an agreement. >> reporter: a split, according to sources, four people thought that he was guilty of murder and eight not guilty. on the voluntary manslaughter charge come eat people were pushing for a guilty verdict while four thought that he was not guilty. >> let's not lose sight of the fact that it is very, very difficult to get a conviction on a police officer. >> reporter: he says that alone will not stop him from considering a retrial. something that the family is pushing for. >> we are going to look at what we did in this trial and make an assessment and, again, i have