. >>> let's check in with mark johnson who has a big helping of sunshine. >> the sun is out today and we will see more on friday and check out these temperatures, summer link, 61 in cleveland, 60 acrid and over and new philly the coolest aired closest to pennsylvania near the 50s and down to youngstown, mainly clear and starry skies beginning the evening and overnight hours. there will be some clouds but all in all it should pm here in the 50s and 10 pm you are still in the 50s. tomorrow we should set record high temperatures in the 70s but then it goes away. winter for the weekend makes its return. >>> breaking news at 5 pm, a live look at the westbound lanes of i-90 near west 1 17th st. and is down to one lane after someone was hit by an rta during the afternoon commute. we are gathering more information on the situation and we will keep you updated.>>> major changes could

. >>> mark johnson can you ad lib more about the dry fire conditions? >> some relief is on the way. look at this rain and thunder activity. here's gatlinburg. follow the arrow. there's knoxville, chattanooga. this rain will between now and tomorrow morning. good news for firefighters. here's the factors that contributed to this wildfire situation. a severe drought this year. they haven't had much rain there. plus arson. these are manmade fires not caused by nature. all caused by man. the high winds yesterday 75 mile per hour wind gusts and as frank mentioned about a # 0 per gust. this is going to help. one to two inches of rain is good news. that should kick down some of the fires. let's check out what's going on in our neck of the woods. some of that rain heading to

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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 year but the new kennel has suffered multiple delays since 2013. the city sa

mark johnson will not be one of those people >> no way! i am shopping right now between weather hits. >> he's getting it all done now. >> some travel going on this weekend, bi people coming in and going out. let's show you live pics now from downtown, ice skating. oh, there's some mishaps there on the ice. it's always that first time on the skates that kind of gets you falling. mange sure you wear the knee -- make sure you wear the knee pads. that one has been had some trouble in the last 10 minutes. we've been watching. holiday travel, we're going to have some slowdown, maybe flight delays, seattle to portland here with some rain and high winds coming in. so if you're flying out that san francisco, same story. in the next 24 hours, we got rain, gusty winds and even down to l.a. later on tonight there'll be some rain showers. and then the other travel trouble spot this holiday weekend is the i-90 corridor, cleveland to buffalo to albany. look at the rain and snow here. so that's definitely a slow go, especially with some lake effect snow e

gorgeous night as mark johnson likes to say. a closeout game. josh tomlin on the hill and so much has been said about a pitcher coming back. i had a chance to catch up with anthony who is a cleveland native and my question is it overrated the question of saying do short rests matter? >> it is a weird place. i think the team thought we would be here at training early and the team is here and they are here but i don't think the rest of the world thought they would be. >> they could get to the world series. michael brantley has to be productive and the rotation had to stay healthy and he didn't and here they are. this is a the big shock and we know i wrote it and said it, it is a bullpen oriented game and credit and maybe not enough and you have to give so much credit to terry francona because it has been important. his ability to keep it loose is important and here we are. >> final thoughts on tonight's game. i feel like they get it done. don't hold me to that. i thought they would lose game 5 and not a good match-up wrigley would have been tough

. >>> mark johnson, a busy news day under clear skies. >> a beautiful reprieve from the coolness we had yesterday. it is a virtual cloud-free sky right now, our map showing some high, thin clouds moving through earlier today but they looking at a lot of moon shine through the evening hours. with temperatures, we topped out at 60 degrees but now they are beginning to fall back. still middle and upper 50s for the bigger cities. temperatures in the 50s through 2:00 a.m. for cleveland. we do begin to see clouds coming in after midnight, all right. akron canton, by 10:00 you're in the upper 40s, and again we will watch for increasing clouds. eventually that's going to bring a front our way and some showers and some much cooler weathe weekend. more on that coming up. >>> we also deal with this. this fall trouble could be piling up in your driveway. we're talking about the leaves. they can do serious damage to your car. might even cause a fire. news 5's tara molina has a warning from folks who have seen it firsthand. >> it was a big blaze. >> reporter: the blaze got george out of bed. >> like

mark johnson srkts going to i think we're going to stay dry. there is a small threat for a brief sprinkle. i keep saying that. but the deluge is going to come well after midnight. this wonderful string of warm days, 20 degrees warmer than normal, to me it's an oman. the weather is cooperating. we can do this. game seven. let's bring home i just to have think this tribe summer weather means an indians victory. 74 cleveland. 77 dover-new philly, we're in the upper 60s now mentor to ashtabula but it's still warm there. clouds will be coming in and thickening up through the evening hours but notice the rain is off to our north. should stay there for several more hours if we look farther west we do see showers and thunderstorms lining up, and they will be sliding in. that's where the cold front is. so we are going to be 20 degrees colder tomorrow, maybe even 25 degrees colder by this time tomorrow. so do not put away those coats. 72 at 7:00. you are still in the lower 70s at game time. 69 at 9:00. by 11:00 p.m. there is a very small chance for a bri

they pushed back their game time because when mark speaks, johnson? you got lottery numbers? >> i said there could be rain coming in, late innings. but right now i'm feeling good. that eight minutes is going to make a huge difference they pushed the game up. i'm thinking the rain holds off to closer to midnight or even after. so fingers are crossed that we get the w. i think i'm overdressed based on the temperatures. let's show you what's going on outside right now. we've got some thin cirrus clouds overahead. tremendous late afternoon here in cleveland. 74 deee coming on shore. this is absolutely phenomenal folks. no need for their coats. no need for short or long sleeves. folks wearing their shorts, and long sleeves are out. 77 akron, hopkins 76, 71 ashtabula. a few clicks away from record highs today but that's about done. rain coming in later on tonight after the game. so 70s to start the ball game, 60s to end it. we will see mainly cloudy skies moving in but i'm fingers are crossed here. we will be right back. frank and lee, back to you. >>> a major bust making your stre

everybody's rushing to get where they're going, mark johnson. >>you notice the shimmer of indicating some wet spots due to the rain showers, but here some good news for evening travelers. this first wave of rain is pushing off to the north and east. it's now lake geoga, ashtabula counties moving away. we've got drew weather moving in so the bulk of the area should be dry. 39 cleveland to akron, philly. then by midnight, 1:00 a.m. through 4:00 a.m. starting to lower by 7, so the bulk of the rain is coming in overnight tonight and it should be ending as your getting up and putting your turkey in the oven. we're going to have a few isolated showers around during the day thursday, but the main area of rain should be moving out of here. that's steady rain. 38 degrees at 6, 37 akron/canton. notice mainly dry at 8:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m. dry weather and temperatures going up tonight. lower and middle 40s after midnight. so just take the sweater and rain gear if you're staying out late. >>> right now a local group is looking for a little help this holida

mark johnson it is heating up do you want. >> it is. 78 degrees. we have gone up two clicks from the last hour. again, i'm thinking this is a great omen lee jordan and frank wiley. record high. we had 79 degrees two hours ago at hopkins. 75 elyria and 78 dover new philly. rockets 70s going in and 60s coming out # winning. here go. game 6. 72 at 7 and 78 at 8 and upper 60s nine and ten and mid 60s midnight. high thin clouds and winds out upwards 15 to 20 miles per hour. >>> all right. tonight we are looking into a decade old mystery. it has been solved. >> last week we told you that the indians world series pennant from 1948 was lost when the old municipal stadium was torn down. we think we found it. news 5 james gerardi is live outside the ball man contacted you to say he knows where the pennant is. >> he has a good idea. clues signaling that one of the two missing world series pennants that belongs to the indians may be right here inside progressive field. >> they pulled it out and displayed it. >> nearly 50 years ago a 12- year-old curious allen

johnson. our election day started out beautiful. >> phenomenal. sunshine galore through the morning hours for most of you. clouds arriving quickly during the afternoon and now this. we have got rain at the polls. and it looks like it is going to linger on and off through the rest of your voting day. 55 now in cleveland. temperatures have dropped from the middle 60s thanks to the light sprinkles and mid-50s in mansfield. look at the raindrops. hour by hour, 50s, 50s, 50s with scattered rain showers continuing through the evening and the overnight tonight. there you go. winds are also going to pick up a little bit of speed through the evening. so blustery and wet. and cloudy and dreary and cool for the rest of your voting day. back to frank and lee. >> all right. our election day coverage is getting started. >>> next as we continue the countdown to the polls both be in new york city watching the results tonight. only a couple miles apart and we are going to visit both campaign headquarters for a

. >>> mark johnson is tracking breaking news and what picture that is behind you. >> gatlinburg tennessee evacuated. one fire burning in gatlinburg, a popular tourist town near dollywood. three people have been confirmed killed by the wildfires. so sad. and so far more than 100 homes have been damaged by the flames. the fires are forcing mass quickly. >> we covered our faces with wet towels and we got in the car and drove down the mountains and we ran into something that was over the road and we could not see to get up the mountains. >> the mayor says the fire started in great smoky mountains national park and high winds and 75 miles per hour and dry drought conditions helped it to spread. here is hopeful news. rain in the forecast tonight and tomorrow. we are talking up to two inches of very much help the fire situation there. let's talk about what is happening at home. and the other thing that makes me angry, frank and lee, arson. all of fires started by humans. arson fires, just terrible. >>> mild and drug. 54 elyria and 58 cleveland. akron to canton to astubula and youngstown. comfort

wral reached out to the incoming state superintendent mark johnson, but he wasn't available for an interview at the moment. >> adam owens, thank you. >>> a wake county couple involved in a custody dispute, that couple now dead in what investigators call a murder- suicide. coming up the other new details coming out in the case. >>> plus the concerns of raleigh residents over new construction in their five points neighborhood. >> and how much money the state is asking for the impact of hurricane matthew. >>> we saw a little rain today and a whole lot of cloud cover, and the cloud cover is still sticking around tonight. at the time numbers today, it was a cool one. 54 at rdu, and 57 at fayetteville, but tomorrow the about a murder-suicide. the two were involved in a bitter custody battle. jeremy pierce forced his way into becky pierce's parents home in fuquay-varina friday night. when police arrived both were dead. the couple's two small children were found safe in a separate area of the home. friends are still trying to come to terms with the tragedy. >> she always would greet you she was a ch

more on that, but first we have to check on the weather with chief meteorologist mark johnson, many people hitting the roads and skies this morning. >>> traffic not doing too badly local highways. folks are probably just getting up and kind of -- doing their calisthenics, getting ready to go and hit the roads. i can show you the regional radar screen. here's our "power of 5". five live radars, no rain drops or snowflakes within several hundred miles of cleveland, akron, youngstown. all the way to cincinnati. i-90, i-80 and 76 and of course i-77 smooth sailing. the nearest snowfall is way up here towards syracuse. so if you're traveling that way out of buffalo you may get a little slowdown due to some snow on the roads. 34 degrees in elyria. 38 cleveland to akron to canton. 37 ashtabula. let me show you the hour by hour -- notice the temperatures going up, upper 40s, if you're seeing clouds over you now, give it a little while, you're going to see afternoon. upper 40s and then we'll start off with a lot of sunshine -- or a lot of moonshine i should say before clouds move in after midnight t

chief meteorologist mark johnson to keep an eye on this rain covered radar. >> you bet. the rain has arrived during the afternoon hours so hardy voters are going to have to deal with wetness if you are waiting outside. beginning to see the back edge of lorainne and sandusky is dry and same for tiffin and told. cleveland should dry ou minutes and akron and canton and wooster and dover new philly will be wet for the rest of the evening. 55 in cleveland and the chill is on and 57 akron and we are in the middle 50s in canton thanks to the rain. we got scattered rain showers on and off through the evening and the overnight as temperatures hover in the 50s through ten p.m. again where the rain gear and take the warm coats out to the not only for the white house between donald trump and hillary clinton but a lot of local races. john kosic is in his almost where he should be in the election war room. >> picking up where mark was talking about with the weather in 2004 we had a steady rain through the day and john kerry underperformed in that election in cuyahoga county and as a r

mark johnson. >> remember, charleston is only 18 feet above sea level. doesn't take much. >> we got a shot of the full moon. a bonus, day two of the full moon. the actual moon's fullness occurred this morning. >> that explains a lot that's happening today. >> yes it does. >> it's crazy out there, right? people in, you know, we're all kind of in a weird mood. here we go. nice shot there. let's show you the cooldown commencing over the great lakes and northern ohio. lots of lows in the 30s overnight. more mild and dry weather through much of this week. in fact, i think we're flirting with the 70s coming friday. but then forget about it. because we've been waiting for winter and winter is likely going the arrive this weekend. did you not yet? you have a couple more days to do it. there is winter there. 20s and 30s. not going to drop down yet because the flow is zonal coming in from west to east. the air that's coming our way originates from the pacific ocean not from the arctic. here's your flow, your jet stream. a little front wednesday morning that will s

. >> here is chief meteorologist mark johnson. how is it looking? >> mild and dry. even clear skies. astubula and ravenna. 50 to 57. light south winds and clouds in and out. over in the youngstown area high mid-level clouds to akron and wooster. cleveland. 52 canton and 50 dover new philly. and 53 mansfield to nor walk and astubula at 54. the winds, notice they are much lighter at this hour than they were 24 hours ago. and last night it was a very windy night with several power outages reported around the region. some small tree limbs coming down. 57 and 43-degree dew point south win at 9 and visibility 10 miles per hour. the high is 61 and the average is 45. first front went down this morning. i told you, we would be dry setting us up for the second front that will come in during the day tomorrow. probably tomorrow lunchtimish and that is going to bring in chillier air. rain showers coming in 8:30 and the morning commute will be hit- and-miss showers. tonight 52 clouding up. showers towards sunrise. the 7 day, thursday a few sleet and wet snow and that will carry u

senior 2: he wants to let wall street risk it in the sto marke johnson: free money... young people don't really necessarily understand finance. college student 1: ron johnson voted to raise worker: he says he's for jobs, but ron johnson supports trade deals that hurt wisconsin. v.o.: attacking social security. raising the cost of college. jobs lost overseas. senator ron johnson - he's hurting wisconsin families. russ feingold: i'm russ feingold joyce: a close shave to kick off a good cause. november, a month devoted to putting down your razor to bring up awareness. kathy: 12 sports stephen watson does a little barber shop-talk with two packers who are joining an important cause. >> that's the sound of the final shave in 30 days for packers wide receiver davante adams and superbowl champion dorsey levens, both have partnered with froedert and the medical college of wisconsin to raise awareness for prostate cancer. >> their willingness to step up and be advocates for sort of and prostate cancer specifically, a kickoff to prostate cancer awareness month, it's exciting. stephen: approximatel

. >>> mark johnson what's the power of 5 seeing out there right now? >> it is seeing a lack of radars we zoom down ground clutter here, you know what, the drier air is working in from the north, so if we had a few sprinkles earlier this evening or late afternoon, they should be fading away quickly. now, temperatures really have not warmed cooling down. we're down to 47 degrees in cleveland, 47 akron and canton. notice we did try and get up to 50, most spots did not make it today. ashtabula and youngstown, sitting at 41 right now. so 30s for overnight lows now, the big cities your 40s i'm thinking cleveland should drop down into the upper 30s by 7 a.m. winds do quiet down a little bit and begin to ramp up toward mid-day tomorrow. look at that 16-mile an hour winds going to blow some leaves around but we get a nice warm up. tonight in the 40s, 30s as skies clear out for many inland areas. so these readings now will feel warm compared to canton by tomorrow morning. we do warm it up tonight and see if we can keep it going through the weekend. more on that

. >>> time for a check on our weather with chief meteorologist mark johnson. i saw umbrellas. >> did you bring yours? >> no. >> you are going to need it by the time we head home from work at 11:45ish. rain showers coming in. in fact, rain showers san did you say. a few sprinkles east side the next little ole. 52 in canton. it is mild. it is going to stay mild all night long. let me show you the hour by hour. here is 1:00 p.m. upper 40s and lower 50s across northern ohio. your hour by hour look. showers, isolated, until winter coats. >>> the fbi is trying to track down two men who robbed a brooklyn bank at gunpoint this morning. we want you to take a good look at these pictures. the robbers walked into the huntington bank just after 9:30 this morning as one of the men declared they were. the company is $10,000 reward for information that leads to an arrest. >>> a am. a man has turned himself in after hitting a 10-year-old with his car. he hit the child who was in a crosswalk. boone has been charged with vehicular saw. according to police the child was treated a

you're going to smile when you hear what mark johnson has to say and it's going to feel more like a summer baseball game than an early november game. these are our current trends. 46 in akron. now add 20 degrees to that and you've got temperatures 24 hours from now. we have a big warm upcoming let's zoom on out a little bit here. we will show you there we go. look at the warm air it's already 52 in cincinnati. mid-50s in indy. you're going to be in the lower 50s. 7:00p.m. we're 69 at 8:00. 68 at 9:00. should be dry with a lot of star shine out there. let's go tribe. >> we're so pumped we're already asking the city about plans for a victory parade. while they say they don't want to jinx it by talking about it just yet. they say they learned lessons during the ca vs parade about more straight parade rout. >> some of the lives of our vulnerable loved ones it's called operation lifesaver with a doctors referral they will give transmitters to families with someone who has severe autism, alzheimer's or dementia. if that loved one wanders away, police can use receivers that beep louder as they ge

chief meteorologist mark johnson, say something nice. >> the cool down is just temporary. the overnight temperatures are going to fall back into the 30s and lower 40s, so it's already beginning. 48 43 canton. wooster is down to 40 degrees. you know where the 30s are going to be here pretty quickly, right. so it's going to be chilly but we will stay dry, and the winds are light. watch out for a little more fog to form as we head through the overnight, especially west of a cleveland/akron line. by tomorrow morning, could be a little bit of a hazard to some patchy fog aus drive out and about. notice temperatures in the mid- 40s for greater cleveland and we're down close to 40 degrees by 2:00 a.m. for akron and canton. some inland areas will end up tonight with lows in the middle and upper 30s. but a nice warm-up. friday a record highh and then the bottom drops out. we are tracking spam. danita went let me say snow. spam is coming. >> lust. >> back to you. >>> akron police trying to track down a man who attacked and threatened to rape and kill a pizza she told police she was m

mark johnson, what's the weather looking like as we all get ready to hit the road? >> there were some cars out there. normally, that's a little less travel on the roadways. it is a big, big travel time coming up. right now, the temps are chilly. we're going to start out that way on wednesday morning. currently 25. akron 27. canton to young stead, ashtabula, cleveland at 30. you definitely know you have to bundle up as you load the kids into the car tomorrow morning. currently, we are dry, but look at this. some scattered rain showers, even a little bit of snow here. i don't think we'll see any of that, but rain showers are moving our way. let me show you getting you up toward the noon hour tomorrow. so here we are wednesday. right before sunrise, here's 8 a.m. clouds streaming in. notice you're dry for the morning commute, and close to lunchtime, you're still dry, but the rain is approaching. i will give you the rest of the day in travel through thanksgiving day as well when we come back in just a couple of mptsz. if you are getting in the coming up. >>> late-breaki

mark johnson >>> on this veterans day it is time to honor one of our own. the veteran inside our newsroom. >> many people might be surprised to find out that leon bibb is a vietnam veteran. >> i'm happy to say leon bibb is not only my his courage is admired and today his sacrifice is honored. [ playing "taps" ] >> reporter: it was a weather november day. >> my mother was crying, and there were tears which fell into the skillet of the eggs and bacon that morning. >> reporter: tears from another son. backpacks map he was on his way. he was on his way into the unknown. >> he did what he needed to do, and he got out as fast as he could. >> reporter: he dropped everything going into training and a few months later he was descending on a vietnam. >> i will be bringing her in rather steep, he said. >> reporter: morning the down. >> i gripped the armrest and said to the soldier seated next to me down and he said you. welcome to be at home. >> reporter: this was war. >> i was frightened for him. he was very brave. >> reporter: words from a silent soldier fighting he

mark johnson, how about a check on that election day forecast? >> we stay warm and most of the day we st are dry in the power of 5 live doppler radar. it will bring in rain showers but not until after four p.m. tomorrow. probable -- probably closer to four or five. current temperatures 60 in wooster and 68 in akron and 60 in cleveland and 63 in temperatures in the 50s through one a.m. with a clear and starry sky for greater cleveland. we do drop down into the upper 40s by 11:00 p.m. for the akron, canton area. stargazing a good night and grab the sweater. tomorrow one more mild day and we get cooler. i have a few snowflakes in the seven-day forecast. i hate saying that. >> okay. mark it is the last day to learn which candidate find out which claims were put through the truthometer new at five. >>> we are feeling this. we will tell you how to cool off and relax while you wait for the votes to be counted. but first ... your winning lottery numbers. in my world of weather. a great shot of fall colors from cascade county in morain county. look at thi

. >>> let's check in with mark johnson. you have been watching what is happening in japan. >> this is f uqihoma harbor. to the left side of the screen is out to sea. the water was rushing out to sea and all of a sudden in the last five minutes the water rushed back into the right. moving back towards the right into the harbor indicating that the tsunami has reached shore fuashimma. 9 feet tall and nothing like the devastating one a few years continue to watch as the tsunami reaches shore along the coast of japan after the big earthquake. clear skies. no lake-effect snow. dry. but cold weather. 33 in akron and 31 in canton. it is 32 in wooster and temperatures will continue to slowly fall. watch. here we go. temperatures falling down to sunrise. we will see partly to mostly cloudy skies all night and finally the winds are going to begin to calm down. it has been so windy, we could use a break. all right, frank and lee. >> the great wall is already crumbling. >> we are not talking about donald trump building a border wall but

. >> we will change the word. rg6 you can go e/9to twitter mark johnson on facebook and suggest a new way to say the word snow. give me a kunew name for it, al right? it could be interesting. i will repeat the clean ones. 59 in cleveland. 55 in akron. what a tremendous day it has been. we got a p cleared it out and the next front is here and that comes in tomorrow. may stir up an isolated sprinkle in one -9?or two spots but not a lot of rain wit. ?sw evening is dry and partly cloudy to mostly cloudy and temperatures in the 50s all the? way through 8:00 p.m. and most spots and then into the 40s by ten. all in all, it should be another quiet night tonight. warm weather is going to get warmer before the cool-down comes. i will show u yes, ko?the "s" word coming in next. >>> a horrifying day at an american high school. where@.s$x?a teenager is accuse going on a stabbing spree. leaving five bloody victims in his way. r what is next for the students and the attacker. >>> ?b?? when ayplilot -- had to think fast and swerving through the five and what?he saw to take >> love these pictures from

. >>> let's gate first check on meteorologist mark johnson. >> we've got a little bit of rain. the wall of water if you will is cincinnati up to fort wayne, indiana. that is trekking our way steadily. it will be here after dark. most likely after 7:00 p.m. for the west siders. so greater cleveland we'll watch these little sprinkles drive south from the south toward the north and east. and they are fading just a sprinkle over towards euclid and timberlake, willoughby hills. current temperatures mild. 53 in cleveland and canton. 49 currently ashtabula to youngs town, but i'm thinking we stay in the 50s through the evening hours. and again, watch out for the rain showers especially after 8:00 p.m. we will see a lot of rain moving our way. if you are staying out late grab the um brel lavements we've got a nice day for tomorrow. wait until you see how warm and how dry, coming up. >> sounds good for the end of november, early december. many thanks, mark screw. one week from today there's between those protesting the dakota access pain lion north that coat that and the army corps of e

flights to mexico are actually 25% cheaper >>> mark johnson, holiday weekend time. >>i can see weather from mexico. they have skype now. we could all do the news from there. >>skype it from the beach. >>here's your holiday travel. let's talk. you notice that over the great lakes we've got some inclement weather. lots of rain and found portland to seattle. there may be some delays there. you're flying over the rockies with a little bit of snow. we come back to the great lakes and we've go over toward alpena, farther south, chicago, grand rapids to cleveland, it is rain and into louisville a lot of rain. toward the west over the next 8 hours or so is going to be a very slippery go thanks to the showers on the road. temperatures are generally in the 30s now. we will see a warmer air mass move in, so tonight's temperatures are going to go up. notice by 10:00 p.m., a lot of lower 40s out there. so slightly warmer temperatures as we head through the overnight, and rain is likely especially after midnight. frank and lee. >>> an oil spill threatens the water supply in cinci

>> mark johnson bought it! [ laughing ] he was like sure, why not. i have two already. i will buy one more. >>> it is 5:47. this morning, this is like a monnet. soupy and foggy out there as you look down the road in the distance. be conscious on the roads. the dense fog advisory is in place until 8:00 this morning. here is a live look at the weather bug camera in the cleveland area. not that bad right now as we spotted an airplane -- hopefully it is an airplane, some kind of flying object in the sky. 36 in akron, 38 in rivera, 38 in mansfield. use caution on the roadways. this afternoon a much different story. have your sunglasses ready. a mixture of clouds and sun with high temperatures shooting into the middle 60s once the sun makes an appearance. and late november, record highs tomorrow. the current high is 71 set last year. i am forecasting 73. how about that, across the entire area. but then this guy is lurking off to the west. that is the wind of change. it is already taking shape in the higher terrain of the rocky mountains. it will work its way across the northe

./// ((sharie johnson)) >>> paris is marking one year since terrorists targeted six locations across the city. the attacks left 130 people dead, and hundreds more wounded. france is commemorating the victims with plaques at the attack sites. a special performance by stormed the bataclan and opened fire on the crowd -- killing dozens of people. it was part of a coordinated attack on the french capital. a minute of silence was held before the concert, to honor the victims./// ((sharie johnson)) >>> lots of cone zones on the roads could slow down your commute this week. up next on the valley's news leader demetria obilor gives you the traffic heads up so you valley's news leader...with sharie johnson, katie boer & jon tritsch. this is 8 news now . ." ((sharie johnson)) >>> construction along north las vegas boulevard and a cone zone on the west side may slow you down this week. traffic anchor demetria obilor breaks down what you can expect from both projects, as well as an update on the spaghetti bowl in tonight's look ahead... northeast should expect to see cones along north las vegas

that makes for republican mark johnson the next superintendent of public instruction. he received 50.6% of the vote before the state finished l tallies. tonight she wrote friends i am saddened about not winning this for such wonderful supporters, thanks to all. >>> elections is looking at a mistake after election workers said they forget to count ballots. they count from early voting and election voting and they are counting absentee ballots. they could not finish the process today. they are calling in extra people totally votes tomorrow. despite the issue election officials say they are pleased overall, with how went. as for provisional ballots, officials believe 1700 still need to be counted and they are not sure if or how it will impact any races. >>> smithville police released new information about a father charged with killing his infant daughter. candace sweat joins us with more. >> reporter: the police say they have charged the father of the baby. they arrested him and charged him with involuntary manslaughter and negligent child abuse. appearance or had his fir

beautiful calm lake erie and the sun is starting to shine through, mark johnson. >> it's coming. hello and welcome to the sunday edition of "good morning cleveland."

mark: jenna johnson, jennifer epstein, thank you for joining us. we check in with the communications director in just a moment. you are watching the show in washington, d.c. and can listen to us on the radio. we will be right back. ♪ mark: welcome back. just a few blogs with in our new york studios, donald trump has been holding administrative job interviews inside his giant golden tower. here to decide the pending nominations, the very forthcoming jason miller. welcome back. jason: good to be with you. mark: do you know who the secretary of state pick is going to be? jason: the president-elect is continuing to work on the process. he's chatting with well-qualified, well talented individuals and we will be excited about the pic whenever he announces that. mark: speculate widely. who do you think he will pick? jason: obviously, there are a number of folks that have gone through. he is having dinner this evening with governor romney. you would have to throw former new york city mayor rudy giuliani is in the mix. other folks you chatted with as well

mark: lyndon johnson and harry reid, two guys who got much wealthier in public office. everybody does this. what's the big deal? john: both of those analogies are variously true. but none of them were multibillionaire occupants of the oval office who then used the presidency in a blatant way to profiteer. mark: i'm worried about this. john: you seem concerned. transition process went through another weekend. job seekers, including mitt others james mattis, and were greeted at the front door by trump, himself, who also made sure to toss a wave to the shivering, cold press corps. there were a few statements by some of the comers and goers, but the body language alone was riveting, if only lasting for a few seconds. like here. today, back at trump tower, there were cameos from the former texas governor rick perry. the former massachusetts senator scott brown. the current governor of oklahoma. and yet, still no new announcements or appointments since last week. john, what do you think is holding up the initial release of white smoke from the chimney atop trump tower? john:

ramona and mark. >>> so we're talking to dr. jason johnson today. >> mark: yes. we haven't spoken to him since just before the whirlwind election. >> romona: jason, hello. >> morning. good afternoon. >> mark: i'm sure it feels that way. you first about the electoral college process. it's actually the electors that cast the votes that legally elect the president. >> mark: there are petitions floating around. ignore the state vote. cast your ballot for clinton. this is sort of shades of 2000. it comes down to history, right? >> right, right. it would be a violation of the rules and you only have a certain number of states where that's even allowed. generally speaking an eor their state voted in general. now, this has brought attention back to the core issue of the electoral college and the popular vote. i have always believed and i've done studies of this, i think the electoral college to have real value. if you didn't have them have a point system, they would never travel to different states. they would stick around and i think when you have an electoral college v

[laughter] >> mark: all right. blitzer will make sure everybody gets a chance to talk. >> romona: it promises blitzer will calm people down even if one of our relatives voted for gary johnson. >> mark: this is the biggest party of the night and most popular night for cuffing. if you are single, you know what i'm talking about. according to the dating app the league, its users are 30% more likely to be active online the night before turkey day. it is also a big night for exes to hook up again and realize things didn't work out the first time. >> romona: i am surrounded by men, single men in the studio. they say that's true. >>> the life of former cavalier matthew is heading to the screen. deli's story growing up in australia, going undrafted and praying for the cavalier also hit the theaters next we are sometime. he now plays for the milwaukee bucks. he signed a four-year deal as a >> mark: that's australian for cha-ching. >> romona: yes. >> mark: a thanksgiving trending topic has the internet buzzing. we have some

marking the passing of general douglas macarthur. our next stop will show you the general metals and iconic items, give you a sense of the man, who she was, and what he did. this is our concluding gallery. in many ways it is the essence of macarthur. the first thing i want to show you his three of the absolute iconic pieces. all through the occupation of japan, all through korea, all of those pictures, those iconic pictures, that is the hat he is wearing. one of 95 types in our collections that macarthur had. general macarthur's ray-ban sunglasses. of anare iconic symbols iconic american general. we have two cases. the first is foreign decorations to the left. we have a reconstruction of general macarthur's uniform. general macarthur is one of the most highly better catered soldiers in history. items are extremely evocative. the first is general macarthur's middle of honor. macarthur himself always understood. on behalf of the men and women, it was my honor and privilege to command. was always ambivalent about this because it reminde

jason johnson. thank you. >> romona: don't forget to check out our nonstop election coverage tomorrow on wuab, cle 43 on the cleveland 19 news app romona and tony. >> romona: you like that walking and talking. >> tony: you are fast. >> romona: okay. we are talking about lebron. he is about to enter into a new hemisphere. >> tony: because he started so young and so great as his career plays out, obviously he will go milestone, milestone and cracks the top 10 saturday night in philly and knocks olajuwon out. >> and here is the question. will overtake kareem abdul jabbar in all-time scoring? >> romona: ordinarily i would say no. we did a story that he has the body of a 19-year-old. he could be the first player to play until about 45. >> tony: even five or six years going according to numbers in his career he could break it at age 37. and not go more into movies it is there for him. >> romona: he made us so proud. brownies. my goodness, tony. they can't do anything right it seems lately. they get dumb p

so this marks the second time in five elections that a candidate has lost the popular vote but won the election. electoral votes with clinton's 228. nbc news has yet to award the electoral votes of three states. >> joe biden is looking to reassure jewish leaders the election outcome will not affect our relationship. he has fult confidence that trump will support israel, adding even if the new administration wanted to reduce support, e, >> not the first when it comes to a woman in politics, bua series of firsts for women in senate. kamala harris becomes the first african-american woman to represent the state. and the second african-american woman elected to the senate. iraq war veteran tammy duckworth of illinois is in the senate, and two firsts for catherine cortes masto. the senate and the first woman to represent the state, and magga hassan will represent new hampshire. they're the first and second women to be elected governor and senator of the state. the congress will now have 21 female senators. >> at shooting close to one of the anti-trump protests has sent five people to the hos

joe sat down with mark ca ncian and justin johnson and asked what we can expect. >> the first perspective i would offer is the company remains deeply divided -- country remains deeply divided. it makes it sound like a trump landslide. clinton seems to have own the popular vote. enough to take control of either. the trial administration is going -- the trump administration is going to have to face strong opposition and make deals across the aisle. the surprise reflects the polls which were not terribly accurate and also surprise among the elites in the intelligensia which was not victory. >> there are some things we know about his approach to national security and a lot of open questions. tell us what we know and what are the questions. >> i think there are a lot of open questions. mr. trump does not come from a policy background. that is not what he is bringing to the table. he is coming to the table as a businessman, someone here to change the system. when it comes to national questions. obviously, he has talked about the importance of allies contribute their fair share. he has been more

this is the bugle that played taps, and the funeral proclamation from president johnson, marking the passing of general macarthur. we will show you the general's medals and some of the iconic items to give you a sense of the man and who he was. this is our concluding gallery. in many ways, it was the essence of macarthur, what he symbolized, but also the marks of what he did. the first thing i want to show you is three of our absolute iconic pieces. general macarthur's hat from his field marshal of the philippines, which she wore -- he wore through japan and the philippines. that is the hat he is wearing. corncob pipe. he was an avid pipe smoker and collector. and general macarthur's rayban sunglasses. --se are tremendous city symbols of who this man was. the other thing i want to show you is general macarthur's medals. the first is the foreign decorations. we have a reconstruction of his full dress uniform. on the right is his u.s. decorations. general macarthur is one of the most highly decorated soldiers in history. two of the items are extremely evocative. both because of what th

the film starring dwayne "the rock" johnson marks another huge thanksgiving one for the mouse house, which released "frozen" the same weekend and remains the biggest holiday weekend with a hall of $96.5 million. "fantastic beasts and where to find them" continuing to win at the box office as well. the sequel to the harry potter franchise bringing in more than $65 million for the holiday weekend for a total of $156.2 million. marvel's "dr. strange" taking third place with a little less than $20 million. and brad pitt's world war ii adventure "ally" in fourth. it benefited from the highly publicized split of brad pitt and angelina jolie. >> that was a thing? who knew. >> brangelina. >> been really seeing a lot of movies lately. >> i saw that one and "miss sloan." that just opened. >> but you liked it. >> i thought it was excellent. i love a political thriller. >>> switching gears, it's day three of nine of the official mourning period of former cuban president fidel castro. the news comes amidst the obama administration's efforts to improve the relations, of course, between the two cou

mark: which ones? >> ron johnson has been a fighter. he came from a state where several put in for dead a few months ago. he has fought hard and continues to be an outsider in wisconsin. he has kept a race like that unbelievably competitive. pat toomey has run one of the best campaigns of unit parties in the cycle and i think he is going to be a highlight tomorrow. let me ask you one more question. we have seen in modern american history things like florida where there was a contested challenge but we have seen other losing presidential nominees walk away from contesting states. do you think the rnc, mr. trump will be inclined to look for places to contest or inclined to accept the results? well, i guess what you are asking is, if there is a questionable outcome that is a recount required by law then we are going to exercise every right to make sure everyone's vote was counted. i think it would be silly to walk away from that. mark: are you looking to make challenges or are you looking to accept what elected officials say? >> i am looki

i am eric johnson and this is bloomberg. mark? mark: let's get over to julia new york for a look at the ground in early trading. julie: i also want to talk about oil inventories. the most escaped our notice with election day but oil inventories breaking in the past few moments. 2.4 million barrels. take a look at oil on my bloomberg here. .ome 2.4 barrels there is a drawdown and gasoline inventories of 2.8 million barrels larger than estimated -- the select and about 9.1 we're not seeing much reaction. people are trying to figureut what to make of this postelection environment. bad is superseding inventories for now. we do tend to see a delayed reaction, so we will update you on that as the morning goes on. getting back to the groups being hit on the day after the election. chipmakers trading lower. down.logy brought the is some of the chipmakers down in particular. look suck it could be tied to concerns about the u.s. doing business abroad -- looks like it could beat tied to concerns about the u.s. doing business abroad. the tran