ramona. let's look at the next few hours here. 58 the current temperature. we'll be in the upper 50s for the next couple hours. by 7:00, 57. and get ready for another dry stretch of weather here, guys. >>> live from cleveland's news center, driven by don joseph toyota in kent, this is cleveland 19 news. >>> welcome back. police still looking for several suspects accused of robbing a person at gunpoint near case university yesterday. in fact, it was last about 8:15. a victim told police four gun, demanded money. after receiving the money, they took off on foot. the victim is not injured. >>> halloween home invasion. today police are still looking for those involved. >> romona: harry boomer is getting some answers from westlake police. harry, what are they telling you? >> harry: well, ramona and mark, it was definite a treat for one westlake family last night just before 8:00. two men tricked one of the homeowners into opening the front door and >> they came into the house. >> there's two peopl

. >> i grew up in ramona. and i always loved just the people and the area. ramona is 30 miles east of san diego in the foot hills of the quiamaka mountains. >> i'm a huge fan of rescuing animals. my favorite is my clydesdale that we rescued at 3 months old from canada. she's my favorite. she's very special. i raised her from nothing. we have two dogs that we rescued and a couple of cats and the two pot belly pigs are rescues because people got them and then decided they didn't want them anymore. >> i got the pig from a friend of mine who needed to find a home. i gave it to her and because that pig was lonely, i had to get her another pig. so i got her two pigs. unfortunately it wasn't a great idea. that's not the way to a woman's heart, i guess. so -- >> i'm just not a pig person i guess. >> we lived in a community of valley center, which is northeast of san diego, probably about 50 miles. >> john and i actually decided to move to valley center when our children were small because we wanted them to have a more rural environment to grow up in. in 2003 ashley

ramona? >> romona: now to chris tanaka who is tracking several stories at the alert desk. >> chris: while it was calm in chief lend a number of cities are seeing another night of anti-donald trump protests. in oakland you can see more people on the streets blocking roadways. tens of thousands of protesters took to the streets in new york, dallas, philly, l.a. last night and tonight joined byie and minneapolis and dallas and oakland. all people voicing their frustration over the outcome of tuesday's election. demonstrators blocked streets and disrupted traffic. two people were even detained by police in baltimore. >> chris: we just heard they are recalling some smoke and carbon monoxide alarms because it will chirp continuously expiration date. the chirp makes you think it is not working. you can get a free replacement if you have a defective device. >> chris: and leonard cohen has died tonight. the rock and roll hall of famer was 82 years old. ramona? >> romona: great news in the fight agains

ramona robinson, cleveland 19 news. >> so many great kids. all ramona's kids. >> great things to do for the holidays. >> i would like to watch "the nutcracker" while there is snow outside. right? even though i don't want the snow. you know i don't want it. >> there will be snow somewhere along the line. black friday. how about let's concentrate on the immediate future. you can expect a drizzly day, a day that makes people want to go shopping. as we make our way through friday. saturday's forecast includes a start that may include a little bit of wet snow early on before things change over to rain. eventually sunshine starts to peek through the clouds more and more as the day goes on. we top out at 49. you have a a handle on the immediate future. it takes you to a 4:0 40 and then 39 as we head to 6, 8 and 10:00. not a lot of movement on the thermometer here. at least over the next 24 hours. a couple of speckles are starting to sneak through the clouds. anything we get would be lonely and a quick swipe is the end of it. 5 degrees separating fro

>> reporter: hey, ramona and mark. they say since this place opened this morning, they have had a pretty steady flow of people. but the biggest line by far was just this morning before the polls even opened. of elections. there are a couple dozen people right here waiting in line to cast their ballots and vote today. now, voters survey show that about 80% of voters today said that they waited ten minutes or less to cast their ballots here in cuyahoga county and the board of elections director says they're on target to hit that 67% voter turnout that he predicted yesterday. that means they're expecting about 357,000 people to cast their ballot in person today i now, that may sound like a lot. but that's actually down about 25,000 people from back in 2012. and as this day starts to wrap up here and people get off work, they're hoping more people come out here and vote today. now, here is what the board of elections director said a little bit ago. >> we had a very robust turnout this morning and there were some long lines

happy friday, ramona. >> romona: tgif! >> mark: i have a question for you. what percentage of parents say they get fashion advice from their kids? >> romona: 70%. >> mark: no. it's only 13%. [ bell ringing ] >> romona: really. >> mark: thank goodness. fail. >> romona: joe and lanita invited friends and family over for a gender reveal party. they took the gender information directly from the doctor to the store preparing the box of balloons. imagine their surprise when they opened it -- >> mark: uh-oh. >> romona: it had rainbow colored balloons. >> mark: they took the directions. they're having a boy, by the way. >> rom right. >> mark: there you go. >>> coming up next at 5:00 on cleveland 19 news, potential travel problems for the weekend. a key system goes down at >>> cleveland 19 news sponsored by bill doraty kia and kia of streetsboro. kia, what's in your driveway? starts now. >> chris: we continue to follow breaking news at 5:00. a growing protest in oberlin. people accusing a bakery of racial profiling. >> denise: it all started with a shoplifting incide

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

it is friday, ramona. jo >> romona: yes, it is. >> mark: what percentage of women who say men over 40 who wear a baseball cap backwards look ridiculous? [ laughing ] >> romona: 60%. >> mark: you're close. it's 73%. [ bell ringing ] >> mark: i'm going to give it to you. >> romona: i'm just winning . >>> welcome back. we're told it's never too late to find love. >> romona: and this 80-year-old first time bride can testify to that. maria teresa kobar just got married. her groom is a spry 95-year-old carlos saures. they met a he moved in across her room at the nursing home. now the couple will move from their separate rooms into the center's honey moon suite. >> mark: there's a honeymoon suite. >> romona: yes, there is. >> mark: good for them. >>> teacher's tirade. wait until you see this. an educator caught on camera being less than studious. what she said will leave you shaking your head. >>> beth. >> reporter: so we're out here at kisling, nestico and redick right off of market street and i-77. we're giving

. >> reporter: yes, ramona. all but three from yesterday's attacks have been released from the hospital and sent home, including an engineering and science professor who actually took to this table here at wechsler medical center to speak about his experience. he says he was returning to his office at watts hall. this is professor william clark monday morning when he heard a large shout and he also heard a car. that suspect's car hit a planter. and that same car then clipped him and sent him flying in the air. he suffered some pretty severe he then said that he saw the attacker get out of the car and he heard other people shouting and he made a move to go towards the building to safety but he says before he even made it into the building and head into the basement, he did hear those fatal shots fired. and professor clark says he has a message for officer horujko who put an end to it all. >> if he was here i would put my arm around him and tell him he has days to manycome. he did the right thing. that's what he w

her pride and joy helping northeast children through ramona kids. we here at cleveland 19 want to congratulate her on a job well done. >> romona: that's so special. >> mark: are y business not because of awards or recognition. but when your peers recognize you. >> mark: and it comes out of nowhere. what? >> romona: i know. you want to honor me? okay. i will let you. >> mark: you got your honoring dress on tonight too. >> romona: yes. i decided to dress up for it. >> mark: that's nice. i like that. helps out the show too. >> romona: mark. >> mark: it's going to be great. >>> what is trending today other than ramona? [ laughing ] >> mark: a wedding toast with a hamilton twist. you've got to hear this coming we live in a pick and choose world. love or like? naughty or nice? calm or bright? but at bedtime... ...why settle for this? enter sleep number. don't miss the semi-annual sale, going on now. you slept and what adjustments you can make. she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! give the gift of amazin

ramona. >>> all right. we've told you about the findings of legionnaire's in lake county. it. >> mark: so we thought we would have an expert a little bit more about this. joining us now is dr. christine alexander from metro. thank you for joining us here. we appreciate it. first of all, what is legionnaire's disease? it sounds like this exotic -- it's not the french foreign legionnaire they brought into the country. give us a background. >> really the origin came from a legion hall. it's a form it's a severe form of pneumonia. >> romona: and who is more at risk at contracting legionnaire's? >> really the risk here is when you ingest water that's been infected. it's not like if you or i had it i could cough or sneeze and give it to you guys. it has to come from a water supply. so anybody who has ingested a water supply that has the germ in it, they're the ones at risk. and obviously those who have lung pathology. people with emphysema, copd, asthma, probably a little more the pneumonia. >> mark: when you say ingest, if it was in water that i drank can i get it that way? >>

ramona, much more coming up with you in time out. >> mark: all right. very good. i'll just sob over here as that happens. >>> a consumer alert right now have a recall that you need to hear about. >>> jeff. >> jeff: clouds are getting out of here. it's going to be a clear night. seasonable. but just a heads up for friday night football, 5:00 forecast 52. 6:00, 50. and then we drop into the 40s. . >>> live from cleveland's news center, driven by don joseph toyota in kent, this is cleveland 19 news. >>> we're following breaking news from sheffield lake. this is video that is just in. activity with swat officers at lake road and kennel worth. now, we're told police are closing roads and may evacuate homes around the joyce e hanks community center. we do have a crew there on the scene and we will bring you the latest on this story throughout our afternoon newscast. so stay tuned. we'll let you know what is happening there. >>> i've got a consumer alert now for you at 4:00. samsung and the u.s. consumer product safety commission are recalling samsung's top loading washi

ramona and denise, back to you. >> romona: thank you. let's look at issue 64 which is what to do with leak wood hospital. >> denise: that's right. if you are looking at the latest results this is the lakewood hospital issue. a no vote meant voters would uphold the decision to support the clinic and turn the facility into a family health center and keep the emergency of it. a very vote 53% and so far the no's are at 47%. that says 0 precincts reporting. they may be the absentee ballot and the early voting. >> romona: lacey is getting answers and she has been on the story all night. lacey? >> reporter: they are watching the results very closely at the pro-issue 64 watch group. as you can see behind me you city council voted unanimously to close the lakewood hospital and open a $34 million cleveland clinic family health center and 24-hour emergency department. the hospital is losing money and this is a way to get a state-of-the-art facility and redevelop the space where the old hospital is located. a group trying to say there is a loss of s

>> reporter: the fans i have to admit, ramona, a little thinner of a crowd than what we started out with earlier this afternoon. some showed up as early as 2:00 this afternoon to get a prime spot at the watch party here or to get in front of the gate. we are here where they are playing "hang on sloopy." i don't know who has a harder job, the i or the hosts trying to bring them back into the game and get them excited again. a lot of highs and lows. but a lot of highs still. >> six more souts. six more outs, we can do it. what gives you faith? >> the indians have hit well and they can do it. >> this is a big deficit. six out. >> reporter: he has not given up, but don you are thinking about game seven. you are thinking strategy. what do you think that is happening inside preparing us for game seven? >> we have our ace on the mound. we can go to miller and it will be miller time. i think it will be tomorrow. >> reporter: i was talking to him as chapman took the mound. i said man this guy scares he said we are wearing him out. >> use him up. he won't peach tomorrow -- he won't pitch tomorrow

ramona? >> romona: coming up in fief teen minutes we are getting answers on the key items you will need to get now in order to winterize wore car for the hair -- your car for the harsh weather. >> denise: a man holding his five-month-old baby hostage for nearly seven hours has surrendered to police. us marshals went to serve a suspect threatened to harm himself. it ended around 8:00 with officers taking him into custody. the toddler was unharmed and he is with a family member tonight. >> romona: we just learned the vehicle tim struck and killed earlier tonight was a 46-year-old man. all lanes are back open near west 117th. the victim pulled over on the side of the road after he car and that's when the bus hit him. as soon as we learn who the victim is, we will send it out on an alert on the cleveland 19 news app. those are the developing story from northeast ohio. tiffani tucker is none -- is monitoring news from across the country. >> tiffani: ramona, police in dayton closed the roads in one

hey, ramona. >> romona: hi, mark. >> mark: here is how we're going with monday here. are you ready for this? >> romona: i'm ready. >> mark: what percentage of men have tried on women's clothing had they're home alone? >> romona: 7%. >> mark: 45% according to this survey. >> romona: oh, my. ? because i can't live my life without you ? ? here by my side ? >> romona: this soulful singer cashier had his 15 minutes of fame up on the stage with maxwell over the weekend. ? singing ? >> mark: how about that. >> romona: how incredible is that. >> mark: lucas held his own singing next to his musical hero. they performed a track that sent holiday to internet stardom. it looks like he is enjoying himself. >> romona: oh, yeah. who wouldn't. >> mark: all right. easy now. he doesn't know who won the election and he does not want to. >> romona: artist joe chandler says he's enjoying being bliss flee ignorant. chandler has gone to great lengths to isolate himself from the result. he even wears headphones in public and a sign that says i don't know who won and i don't want to. >> mark:

ramona robinson, cleveland 19. >> anchor: we are always trying to find forever homes for pets on sunday morning. look at these guys. so adorable. as you can see we have some in this morning we have friends from friendship apl in elyria. greg thank you for joining us. who is this? >> we have our drain pipe rescues. still here. >> anchor: famous. >> they can go to my facebook page and get the back story on that. at gregory willie. just look. and you can see how -- some of the amazing video of the firefighters. >> incredible. great job. >> they are all about four months old. i have two girls. two calico girls and little boy. that's sunshine and this is and this is goldie locks over here. >> anchor: they could not be cuter. >> i have fostered for three weeks. they were in another foster home before that with a volunteer. hanna. fostering is a great way to get involved in the shelter. really get attached to animals. >> anchor: for sure. it would be hard to let go. >> but they do have to go to a new home. and actually sunshine here can be rambunctious with the other two girls. so we are looki

. >> dani: that's right, ramona. they have found a pattern of blocked exits inside dollar general stores across the 100 violations since 2010 totaling $10 million in fines. now, a dollar general store in pioneer, ohio, was cited in august for stacking merchandise and blocking exits. a month later, osha found the same violation in bolvar, ohio. today we did spot checking at dollar general stores around northeast ohio. we found one exit blocked and we do have some undercover video that shows the independence today had an exit blocked in the employee stock room. we will be letting osha know what we found. each of those citations, the two we told you about in ohio, could cost the company 120,000 bucks apiece in fines. dollar general is headquartered in tennessee and has more than 12,000 stores nationwide. getting answers tonight, dani carlson, cleveland 19 news. >>> going to turn to weather. jeff, i have no problem with you calling for snow. what's up with that? >> jeff: well, you know, i'm a meteorologist. that's the sh

ramona? >> romona: thanksgiving is just around the corner and it is going to be an even bigger travel day than last year. according to triple-a, 48.7 million americans are traveling. dan deroos is in the answer center with tips for your holiday travel. >> dan: and the question is how much is that up from last year? and the numbers are up because than likely the cheaper gas prices. people will be able to pile in and the economy is doing a little better. you can see people are traveling up to 50 miles and that's up a million. that's 1.9%. we want to concentrate though on the -- on what's called for triple-a, the east, north central region. michigan, wisconsin and you will likely be driving through one of those states if you are traveling. that's 8.34 million travelers. by air. let's talk about the gas prices. you are going to enjoy the second cheapest gas prices in a decade. the first was in 2008. $2.16 is the national average when we get to the holiday. that's great news when you well be filli

. >> ramona said it was hot out there. >> tiffani: too hot. >> jeff: we're right around 80 degrees. can you believe that? just a little shy of the record high, by the way, which is 82. i don't think we're going to hit that. and we are definitely on the warm side of this front that eventually will cross. but not until thursday morning. it's actually going to stall north of us, which could spark off a few showers. but not until well after the game is over later on tonight. look at these temperatures on future view. we're still going to be around 70 at 8:00 in cleveland. unbelievable. 11:00 here, still in the 60s. and 66 in cleveland. at 2:00 a.m., you'll be a little cooler inland there. dropping just into the upper 50s, mid to upper 50s by morning. but 8:00 a.m. in downtown that's in downtown. and another very warm day on the way tomorrow. by 2:00 in the afternoon, 70 or better across the area. now, the next alert is on thursday. rain likely. it actually develops later wednesday night and through the morning on thursday. it's also going to be windy. and that's also when we'll see the

you mentioned riverside county by the west ramona expressway. the good news is what was once huge flames breaking out with all the wooden pallets are being contained. we'll continue to keep our eyes on this story throughout the course of the morning. >>> 5:46. the minnesota officer who shot and killed so land dough castillo will be arraigned. the officer was charged this week with second degree manslaughter. yanez schat castillo several times in july during a traffic stop. castile did have a gun, but there is no evidence he ever tried to remove the gun from his pocket. >>> back at home, a lawsuit against the police department. benjamin cooper says he was struck in the eye by a rubber bell let. he's now blind in that eye. police say cooper was armed with a knife and threatening to kill himself when they fired those rubber bullets at him. >> legislation, laura, is calling for the pentagon to stop collect bonuses that were already paid out to national guard members. that bill was introduced on capitol hill by senators dianne feinstein and barbara b

ramona? >> chris, thank you. dozens of protests took place across the country including right here in cleveland. it is demanding a $15 an hour minimum wage. >> workers walked off the job on 30th and carnegie to show their support of the idea. thousands of fast-food workers >> denise: there is a new set of guidelines dealing with someone who is mentally ill. these changes stem from the set set -- settlement with the justice department. sara goldenburg is getting answers on what is changing. >> one of the biggest changes is the crisis intervention team that will be made up of officers who volunteer for the job. they will be specially trained to respond. >> reporter: police are usually the first on the scene. now how they respond is getting an over haul. >> this is a. >> grann particular step -- this is a guy began -- gigantic step forward. >> reporter: they trained police officers for the last 10 years. >> they said this is the most important training they of intense specialized crisis intervention training. all po

so will ramona singer and the countette luann desupers. both live less than ten miles away from bethanie >> nervous. meeting the countess. >> welcome. come on in ? money can't buy you class ? >> lew anne reportedly little over $3 million on this home question she was single three years ago. the property has become a home for two. >> every time we wake up in the morning, it's like this beautiful view and this is the whole reason why i renovated the house. >> for a second, it seemed like her fiance wouldn't be her mr. right. >> bethanie just sent meet picture. you have no recollection? what does that mean. >> you were so wasted you don't remember. >> their happily ever after was the bomb that tom cheated. >> what was it like having that play out on camera? >> it was awful. she was giving you a kiss. you were making out for an hour. >> lew anne is in love with being in love more than actually being in love. >> it was a really tough moment for me. tom and i love each other and we're getting married. i'm not going to let a silly kiss ruin the r

and i heard that stub hub put out a report tonight, ramona, that 80% of the tickets sold for this series were sold outside of ohio which goes to tell you it is mostly cubs >> romona: a lot of fans after the loss sold their tickets to cubs fans so they are here and have descended to downtown cleveland. a lot are at east fourth street. you actually found indian fans in the crowd? prawpt we have and i have to say earlier in the day it started out with cubs fans everywhere. it w blue. you can see we are full of indians fans out here. the party continues tonight. a lot of dancing out here. a lot of energy. people were in the balconies and having a great time and watching this game. right now i am joined by sue and chris. cleveland is great. you know, it is just the chance of a lifetime to be here at this time. >> and to be a part of the world series. win or lose, what does this mean for the city of cleveland and all of the fans? >> it is big for cleveland. cleveland dooy serves this doctor dash cleveland deserves this. they can still come back. i hope they win. go tribe. >> a lot of fun where

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

. >> reporter: yeah, denise and ramona security has been at the forefront ahead of election day. board of election officials tell me they have had a lot of people calling and asking how they will stay safe and secure. officials tell me they have been planning for they are prepared. it is the eve of election day and polling locations are getting ready. it includes worker theses kaya -- workers at the cuyahoga county board of elections. >> the polling locations and managers are aware there may be some tensions and so they know what x as to take and who to call. >> reporter: security tomorrow will be tight. the director paul mcdonald says he has been working with the sheriff's department, homeland security and the fbi. special response team they used during the rnc. >> the county impact team is basically a unit that has put together to be deployed out to the field and in this case the county to handle any unusual circumstance or any crowds or any problems that we might have. >> cuyahoga county predicts 357,000 people will vote tomorrow. throughout the day they will work with observe

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

ok, ramona, convencida? ramona: convencida, claro que si! francisca: usted es de las que compra y devuelve? ramona: no, yo compro y ya! francisca: muchas gracias por estar con nosotros y miren, les cuento que me contÉ --comprÉ un vestido muy bonito. mire ramona. lo encontrÉ en oferta. me lo voy a probar y despuÉs quiero que todos ustedes me digan cÓmo me queda. ramona: bien bonita, viene elegante! como eres. francisca: muchachos, ¿quÉ les parecieron esas informaciones? jhonny: muchas gracias ariel por toda esa informaciÓn, hermanito. francisca: gracias muchachos ahora nos vemos! alan: oime... ya me dijo que se va a ir de shopping. carolina: no me pongan en evidencia que luego llegÓ a la tienda y no me van a dejar de volver. ahora vamos a las noticias. tremenda cacerÍa humana en california. dos reos se escaparon de una prisiÓn, la policÍa se vale de perros y helicÓpteros. dos de ellos han sido arrestados. se deslizaron utilizando sus propias ropas a manera de cuerdas. de pelÍcula! ahora, los que son parte de las familias a las m

ramona and i did not get ours. we are calling you out. >> jeff: we are warming up again. how do you like that? it will be a 180 from what we saw today with the sunshine and the warmer temps. right now the sky is clear and it is g tonight. starting your day tomorrow, the coats are needed. once the sun comes up it will be a rapid warm up into the morning and the afternoon. we will be well in the 30s especially inland. a frosty start and you will be with the old scraper in the morning. warmer though along the lakeshore. here you can see the temps at 10:00 in the morning approaching 50 and then at 1:00 we are well in the tomorrow on a day like that we will hit our high around 3:00. although there is a small chance of showers on friday and that's veterans day. here is tomorrow evening at 7:00 and you will see the next system . and this will end the warming trend, the one-day warm up. that will be on friday. you can see the front crossing through. strong north winds and not much rain. spotty showers. the front comes through and we'll cool down to 50 and then we'll drop into the

snuck away and laying in my bed watching tv. >> to the guest room sometimes occupied by lew anne and ramona. this real housewife of new york has found her paradise. during this season's reunion show it was pair dries lost as she faced nasty accusations from sonia. >> everybody knows you do drugs. >> i don't do drugs. >> everybody knows. >> how could i do all these drugs when hannah >> i think it's hilarious. poor sonia is trying to be relevant. >> beth nay made the comments and poor sonia had to run with something. what does she have? consider the source. >> bethany hurt my feelings. >> listen. >> all of us have barely spoken since the reunion. it was a tough reunion. i've been laying in bed thinking how can you go back in the fall and all sit together and have anything because horrible things were said about persons based on nothing. based on no facts. just if you want to say it, throw it out there. and i never saw the housewives go to that level. so i think people are really damaged. >> those ladies would have gotten put out of my house a long time before that. we haven't shown you you wh

. >> shooting did end ramona's marriage but she got to keep the 1.4 acre estate after the plit "pix bedrooms, six baths, swimming pool and a tennis court. >> you could get a pretty penny for this house. >> there's no drama under this roof. with her new york squad in a tense situation, is singer taking sideses? >> i think bethanie was put in a very hard position. it was right she told lew anne. >> listen, it's hard being the messenger. you got to expect a little bit of backlash. we've got more housewives homes ahead. first here are two newly engaged celebs. emma slater who danced with rick perry yes this season said to sasha. he proposed on the show. celebrating the holidays at their new hollywood home. >> hello, "e.t." >> welcome to our house. >> come on in. >> i saw it and was like we have to get it. i didn't even go inside. >> the second we walked in, it was like this is our home. >> we just loved the fairy tale look of the house. it reminds me of hachbsal and tales -- will you marry me? >> yes. >> just one month before this epic engagement in september, the couple moved into this 1600 squ

kids go over there very often because of it because i don't feel like it's safe over there." 14:27:29 ramona roman, neighbor "i don't care to have any homeless people living around here because i've lived here spokesperson told us they'll be looking into the homeless camp. near sahara and nellis..david schuman..13 action news. thanks to a new medical procedure.... boston doctors hope... a man who lost part of his leg in an accident..... will be able to feel sensations with his robot prosthetic. doctors unveiled.... the first of its kind procedure.... today. if successful... they believe.... the surgery will help an amputee's brain interact.... with the prosthetic limb. and... the patient would be able to it's a winter wonderland in parts of the country. this is what the snowy monday looks like in syracuse, new york.. thanks to some lake effect snow. road crews are out trying to get the streets cleared as quickly as possible.. but there's also the issue of reduced visibiltiy. the lake effect snow warning remains in effect for all of central new york through early tomorrow morning. .tonight...

those voices..the one's of people like ramona boone who lost her niece zalayia jenkins to violence in milwaukee..that the city says - will be included this time every step of the way. 03:15:10 i am here to be a part of the solution, i think everybody talks the talk, but i think this group here is the talk, but i think this group here is willing to walk the walk. 03:15:22 the prevention institute will be driving the research and they are a firm out of oakland california that has helped many communities build a violence prvention plan in the past. live in downtown milwaukee amanda porterfield cbs 58 news. 3 newly filed court documents reveal more details in the death of jay anderson junior... the man killed by a wauwatosa police officer nearly five months ago.cbs 58's jacob kittilstad on the toll the wait for answers is taking on his family. really getting terrible because this halloween was terrible for me. he wasn't able to take his daughter trick-or-treating. the fourth of july - terrible - his birthday was on the fourth of july. thanksgiving and christmas is coming up. the officer h

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

ramona? >> romona: chris, thank you. killed a 29-year-old man in a barber shop. charles davis was shot after getting into an argument with the shooter. the suspect had a small boy with him. they hope he will say something to someone and that someone will call police. the navy announced that the personal information of almost 135,000 sailors has been stolen. the hackers were able to access the information on a laptop known as sea way which sailors used to reenlist. the navy is sending out notices to every affected sailor by phone, mail or e-mail. >> are you heading out for black friday shopping? tonight we are getting answers on where to find what you are looking for once you are inside the stores. dan deroos is in the answer center with the maps you will need to navigate your black friday shopping cart. >> dan: so you've done your going after, put do you know where they will be in the store? i am not just talking about going in and going to the electronics department. on black friday stores like target and wal-mart sort of hide or spread out the items throughout

shelby miller is here getting >> thank you ramona. it will take a while for all of those numbers to be totaled. but what i can tell you is destination cleveland estimates each championship sports game in town right in about $5 million. that is per game. now edit all of the games up plus millions from the rnc and it will be tough to top 2016. millions ?it is where cleveland ?it's what they are hearing a lot this year. packaging 1.3 million people packed the streets during the cavaliers championship parade. a month later the rnc earned the city $200-$250 million. our sports teams also brought in big bucks. >> people are starting to look at us as a destination for leisure, conventions, sports teams. quest destination cleveland says the cavaliers and indians home games both brought in about $3 million each. numbers are still being championship rounds raised roughly $5 million per game. >> whenever we think we are done we have something else going on it is great. >> spots like butcher and the brewer and east fourth street says the general

as for the president-elect according to the associated press rudy guiliani is the ramona? >> romona: looking ahead to thursdaying a state committee will vote on whether or not to recommend changes to ohio's sex offender register list. could these changes affect you and your family's safety? dan deroos is getting answers from the answer center. >> dan: these changes are being considered by the criminal justice recodificat oi n committee. they code sex offenders and criminals coming out of system. in ohio it is a three-tier system for sex offenders. th ier one is the least strict -- tier one is least strict. there is no actual touching. maybe they possessed child porn. tier two is compelling prostitution. now they are disseminating child porn. kidnapping with sexual motivation, but no rape in this case. tier3 is the most serious of all sex offenders. with sexual motivation and kidnapping of a minor to engage in sex. the reason this is so important is because of how they have to register as a sex offender. they have to register once a year and they have to do it for 15 years.

this week's ramona's kids are from the akron area. the ballet theater of ohio is presenting the nutcracker for the 24th year. from kindergarten through 12th grade and a few professionals. the dancers from monroe falls paid me a visit and showed me a few moves too. >> my first year i was actually asked to be in it and then i wanted to do it again the next year and kept doing it. it is really fun. >> what are some of the things you are learning. >> i am learning to help others, make friends and inspire people all over the world to hopefully do this some day. >> romona: aren't they cute? the dancers even put on a special performance for akron schoolkids. good luck to them. >> a wisconsin hall is in hot water after a lesson for students may have gone too far. they made an announcement and four students were killed in a crash because one was texting while driving. it turns out that never happened. >> a lot of our friends and students started crying because they thought these a lot of them called their parents at school. >> it wasn't effect

'ramona, tell abel to come in here.' cora, i'd like you to meet mr. bodie. - mr. bodie, my wife. - pleased to meet you, ma'am. a pleasure, mr. bodie. argument with mac. forgive me, but aren't you the man who-- 'in court today, i found reason to drop the charges.''' i'm very glad for you. i wanted you to meet my wife because you have her to thank for the justice of the trial. - oh, dana. - true. before i married cora, a case like yours would've been handled much faster and rougher. must have been a lot of innocent men hurt that way. i'm afraid so. but we've changed that now. [door r ocking] come in. oh, abel. this is cheyenne bodie. he's gonna ride with us for a while. thanks. mrs. culver. you ain't mad about yesterday? me and the boys didn't know what was going on when we pulled you off mac. i got plenty of anger inside me. i just don't know which way it's pointed. - i just wanted you to know. - sure. - dana. - yes, dear? if mr. bodie was right, who was wrong? well, it looks like mac was. maybe we'll find out why at the trial tomorrow. trial? of felony charges. ye

we went to go to cleveland 19 news anchor ramona robinson who has a god daughter who is a student at the ohio state university. good afternoon. tense moments for you. no question. and your family. i'm hoping your goddaughter is ok and what have you heard from and, mckenzie is actually a student at miami of ohio university and she was on the ohio state campus this morning interviewing through their medical school program because when she graduates next year, ohio state is one of the schools she's looking at to attend. and if you can imagine, she was not sure what was going on, because, she's not a student. she didn't get that alert. so she had to take her cues from everyone else who said -- down, lock the doors, be quiet. and so, there were -- it was just a harrowing few moments when i received a call from her m&m, frantically saying -- i'm still emotional, but, your goddaughter is there and she's locked inside a med school building. so, we heard from her. she is ok. she was completely across campus nealing hall, the med school building there. but yeah, it was quite tense for us. >> l

they harrass me. 03:21:0303:18:36 if you haven't been through those voices..the one's of people like ramona boone who lost her niece zalayia jenkins to violence in milwaukee..that the city says - will be included this time every step of the way. 03:15:10 i am here to be a part of the solution, i think everybody talks the talk, but i think this group here is the talk, but i think this group here is willing to walk the walk. 03:15:22 the prevention institute will be driving the research and they are a firm out of oakland california that has helped many communities build a violence prvention plan in the past. live in downtown milwaukee amanda porterfield cbs 58 news. 3 newly filed court documents reveal more details in the death of jay anderson junior... the man killed by a wauwatosa police officer nearly five months ago.cbs 58's jacob kittilstad on the toll the wait for answers is taking on his family.

the body of 21-year-old karla ramona was found. >> reporter: friends and family gathered at her home all evening, a friend who used to work with her at a local fast food restaurant, came to pay his respects. he says he also knows one of the suspects. >> i know the girl actually. she used to work with us at kfc. it shocks me because how can a coworker do that to another coworker. >> named laura rogers, although the d.a. has not released the name of the suspect, abc 7 has learned laura roger was booked on murder charges. karla's body was found around noon in oakland. investigators say karla had been badly beaten, stabbed and burned. her family has been distraught since she disappeared earlier this week. >> karla's sister says this has been awful for all of them, especially watching her parents in pain. she was in the sheriff's explorer program, and has known her for three years. >> it is difficult, probably one of the hardest things i've had to deal with. >> reporter: investigators say they don't believe her connection to the sheriff's department was part of a motive in her murder. ser

this is near the west ramona expressway in riverside county, paris to be specific. laura, you see the water, the cranes being used to douse the flames. >> they've been working on this for quite some time. the pallets can burn for hours. we'll continue to follow it. >>> cross country manhunt for an alleged fugitive comes to the end in the bay area. here is the back story. for hours investigators poured over the scene close to the intersection of maude and kelly street near leake ridge park. the mar u.s. marshals say they felt their lives were in danger and fired into the car's rolled-up windows. the suspect identified only as a 26-year-old man was taken to the hospital with minor injuries and taken to jail. no one else was injured. >>> 6:15 on your friday morning and a followup. pg&e lost its bid to have the judge toss out its criminal conviction tied to shoddy recordkeeping. back in august, jurors found pg&e guilty on six different criminal accounts tied to the deadly san bruno explosion. yesterday a judge denied pg&e's request to throw out all six verdicts. pg&e is