officers declaring the demonstration a riot after several people began vandalizing cars and businesses in the city's pearl district. some protesters launched fireworks and other projectiles at police. >> i threw a trash can at them because i'm angry. >> will you go home? >> no. no, i will not go home. >> reporter: at one point a man brandishing a gun demanding the protesters move away. >> i live don't come at me. i didn't vote for trump. why are you coming at me? >> there were reports of attacks on drivers. cell phone video shows a woman throwing detergent on protesters after she left her car. what started out as a peaceful protest descended into chaos. >> we are here for love, we are not here to spread hate. >> reporter: it is expected more protests could come tonight. >> brian: a third day of deliberations in the murder trial of a former university of cincinnati police officer. for veterans day, the hamilton county courtroom is open as jurors continue deliberations. ray tinsing is accused of shooting and killing sam debose during a traffic stop last year. >> tia: akron police are investigating a suspected murder suicide. a 22-year-old man and a 21-year-old woman were found shot to death in the parklane manor apartments just after midnight. a relative found them after the man didn't show up for work. >> brian: a summit county woman from a disabled woman. that's wanda starcher. she is accused of stealing the woman's social security checks to the tune of more than five grand. starcher also charged with violating community control for previous run-ins with the law. >> tia: this toddler visited some of the first responders who saved his life. the wellington two-year-old and his cousin fell into the pool at a home day care last month. no charges have been filed. >> brian: if you spent any time outside this morning, you notice it was very windy. people were bundled up to stay warm against the whipping winds. waveswere crashing along the shoreline of lake erie. it is clear despite the beautiful fall that we have had that it will all soon change. the powerful winds had flags flapping in the breeze as we celebrate our service members on veterans' day. meteorologist sam roberts tracking those winds from our first-alert weather center. >> samantha: hey, duff. good afternoon. we are dealing with windy conditions today. i want it take you to a live look at current wind speeds. we are coming in at about 20 miles an hour sustained out of the north in mentor. 23 miles an hour sustained in wooster. so, it is very, very windy out there. we are gusting up to 32 miles an hour in elyria, 29 miles an hour in cleveland. and have seen higher gusts than that today as we get those cold lake erie. a lot of cloud cover has developed across northeast ohio and we are also tracking a few little rain drops out there across cuyahoga, summit, portage, geauga, trumbull, columbiana and mahoning counties. this is not heavy rain did you definitely light, patchy stuff out there. i think that will be the trend through about 6:00 as temperatures continue to fall and the winds will probably not let up at all, at least not much, until tomorrow. we will t tonight's forecast and we will look ahead to the weekend coming up in just a bit. >> tia: all right, sam. thank you so much. well it's veterans day. a day when we honor the men and women who have served and sacrifice sod that we can have the freedoms we enjoy every single day in the united states. students and staff at dover elementary in westlake did that by holding a veterans' day breakfast. the school invited local veterans to enjoy a meal and be honored for all they did to >> brian: in brook park, the city honored veterans by dedicating the snow road bridge to them. it will now be known as the veterans memorial bridge and will have signs posted honoring all military branches of the united states. there will also be 30 flags permanently flown from the bridge. a veterans day surprise for a third grader at brim field elementary school. air force master sergeant matthew cope surprised his daughter, phoebe, with a visit to her school today. she has not seen her dad in six >> tia: oh, i love that. did you see those little tears coming down? all right. well one local navy veteran has been building a flag since last summer and says it's his honor. yes, the man creates the flags with his own two hands. >> yes, he does. pretty good. sia nyorkor spent some time with him in his workshop. >> here's a flag i'm working on. >> sia: joe spends hours crafting his pride and joy. >> a flag like this, i cut the boards down to size. boards and i hand carve every star and that's what takes a while. >> sia: but the navy veteran tells me it doesn't feel like work. since last summer, he's been designing and creating these flags and now he can't seem to stop. >> i turned it into a little business. and i like to think that i'm promoting patriotism. >> sia: it started as a way for him to honor his friends in service but then it took off. since then, he's sold more than 40 flags and has orders for at least 30 more. the fl he offers a special discount to his fellow veterans and law enforcement officers. >> i mark it in half. i don't want to hit a home run and it's -- i really do it for them. so, i only charge $100 and, you know, which is a really good price. >> sia: he also tells me he's not into this for the money. some proceed gas to cava, cleveland american veterans association. now his son has taken an me. >> sia: are you proud of your dad? >> yeah. >> sia: are the flags cool to you? >> yeah, i like 'em. i like these the best. >> sia: he's receive san diego similar feedback from his customers. he tells me he's come a long way since his first flag which had an error. >> my son said that's a rookie mistake. >> sia: but look at you now. you will always remember your first. >> brian: all right, now if you are interested in one of those flags, you can log on to our facebook and a link to how you can get one of the flags. >> tia: coming up on cleveland 19 news, cities across the country are installing these colorful benches in their parks. see why you may want to take a seat if you come across one. >> brian: plus, there are lots of businesses offering veterans free stuff. see what businesses are doing for our vets. >> tia: and get ready. we are giving away a $125 gift certificate for a new you keep it right here for your john, we're giving you a raise. that's fantastic! but i'm gonna pass. are you ok? honey, you got another present. no thank you, dad. who says no to more? 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>> looks like a heater. >> albert gray was happy to phone. >> i think it's great. >> so i just used this friday to charge my phone. >> if enough people like tonja use the benches, the city hopes to expand them in more of the capital's nearly 400 parks. >> brian: besides being in 20 states in the united states, they are now in canada, costa rica, germany and saudi arabia. >> tia: straight ahead on cleveland 19 news, a warning for women wanting to get pregnant. that's coming up. >> samantha: take a live look outside from high atop our feazel roof camera. want to show you those big waves. we are kind of zoomed out so it's tough to see just how big they are, but you can see the white caps there. oh, it is a windy day there. north winds so this is an old cold day outside. it's only 51. thank you, brian, for these amazing wave sound effects. i feel like i'm there. right? beside the lake. we will take a closer look at >> brian: welcome back. veterans honored at the world war ii memorial in washington d.c. this morning. senator bob dol was world war ii veteran alan howartson who served at the battle of the bulge. he was the keynote speaker. >> and thank you to all the veterans and the active military members out there today. >> tia: and to show appreciation, you can have breakfast, you could have lunch and dinner and never even pull out your wallet. here's a list of restaurant freebies that you can enjoy. it's here. veterans day. with it comes our list of military personnel thanking you for your service. first up, applebee's. a free meal from a special menu and a coupon you can redeem at a later date. ? bob evans down on the farm ? >> and who could forget that jingle? you see it on the website. bob evans is offering free breakfast all day long. bonefish grill has a free bang free appetizer. this deal is pretty wild at chipotle. from 3:00 p.m. 'til close, all u.s. military and military spouses and vets get a buy one burrito, burrito bowl salad or tacos. ? $5 large pizza is here every day of the year ? >> tia: you, too, can get a hot as a lunch combo from 11:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. olive garden is offering a free meal, too. panera says pick two with proof of military service. and, get your first holiday cup of the season from starbucks. today they are honoring you with a free tall coffee to veterans, active duty military and military spouses. >> tia: well believe it or not, there are even more deals than that. for a complete list go to the cleveland our website, cleveland19.com. >> samantha: all right. welcome back. time now 18 after the top of the hour. do hope that your friday has been off to a great start. of course as tia mentioned, it is veterans' day. so, a big thank you to all of those who have served or are currently serving. for your day, we got a lot of clouds out there. midday and now into the afternoon. we will hang on to these clouds. got a little sprinkle activity, too. summit county down toward stark county, columbiana, mahoning counties, all drifting off toward the south. and we have a little light rain over the lake trying to move into west side of cleveland. i do think any rain that pops up this afternoon, very light, very isolated. probably closer to drizzle than rain. but we will keep the chance for it in there through about 6:00. so, even through your evening patchy light stuff. we will go 50 at 1:00. but of course it's windy outside. so, it doesn't feel like 50. and it's not going it feel like 49 at 3:00, either. mid 40s at 5:00. feeling a little bit colder when you factor in that wind. it can be uncomfortable, right? it's you are driving, you have to white knuckle the steering wheel. that's what we are dealing with for the rest of the afternoon. think rain chances are done by about 6:00. good. it just looks cold. look at these temperatures. 7:00 tonight, 43. 42 at 9:00. then we drop into the upper 30s by 11:00. very, very chilly and the wind is really not going to back off that much, either. so, prepare for a cold and windy night. by tomorrow morning, here's where we are. 33 in cleveland. 31 akron, canton, 30 overnight in mansfield. and if you are joining me from sandusky, good afternoon to you. we are headed to 34y tomorrow morning. it's going to be a cold start and we don't warm up very much at all tomorrow. i mean we get up to about 49 and that's all we got for you. this is not my pick day of the weekend. sunday is my pick day of the weekend as we head for the mid 50s. no rain. we are dry all weekend long. in fact, rain chances are very minimal in the coming days. we have that little chance of rain, tia's making faces at me and making me laugh. >> tia: yes, it is. >> samantha: and i just called you out on tv. but i love you. monday we are totally dry and we do have a little chance of showers [laughter] on tuesday. this is a really quiet seven-day forecast so i guess we don't have to be too, i don't know, serious. >> tia: i really don't even know why i'm laughing. have you ever just been up so long you just get a bout of stupidity? >> samantha: every day. >> tia: that's what hit me. brian? >> brian: i'm not doing anything. >> tia: we have been up a long time. but we do have serious health stories to get to. a health alert about the flu. your birth year may determine your vulnerability to the illness. now researchers found people born before 1968 were likely exposed to a flu virus belonging to the first of two groups and are much less susceptible in adulthood to other strains within that group. those born after 1968 appear to >> a new study questions whether pregnant women need iron supplements if they are already have sufficient levels already. well doctors linked high levels of iron to an increased risk of gestational diabetes. they found women with the highest levels of iron had two and a half times the risk of developing the disease than those with the least. a new study says that licorice can damage a woman's fertility. according to the university of contains a compound called iso that interferes with sex hormones in the ovaries. research also says lower hormone levels cause problems with reproduction. well we have all seen the gender reveals on the internet. right? we even had one on our morning show. laura's right. but you have never seen one like this. joe and leela crummle invited 30 family and friends over for a gender reveal party. the doctor to the store preparing a box of balloons. imagine their surprise when they opened it up and the rainbow colored balloons were released. luckily a friend found the information from the doctor, went back to the store, and they filled up the box with the blue balloons. so, the couple could try again. and, yeah. they are having a boy. those are blue. right? i can't tell. >> tia: all right. well we did just get some breaking news information on the tinsing case that's been developing. and i was justol >> brian: oh, no. ok. >> tia: of course you want to stick around for more on that. you can go to cleveland 19, and you can also download the cleveland land 19 news app and i'm sure we'll have more at 4:00 p.m. there's still more to come. >> brian: and we are giving away $125 new you package to mario's spa. the, well, let's go with the 19th perk to call 1-866-464-woio. >> tia: if you aren't caller 19 you can just pay half. website for $62.50. >> tia: ok, we do a lot of stories about dads and their kids and usually the dad is the bad guy, as brian will point out. >> brian: dad's the funny guy. meet chris martin. when he saw some of his daughters' provocative selfies, he has clocked almost twice as many followers as his daughter, because of it. he went from 49 followers to more than 53,000 followers. martin started the hilarious photo series to warn his daughter that some of her photos were maybe a bit too racy. he's posed with his back arched to show off his back side like she did. he found the same vampire inspired he said he had to do something to teach his daughter that the pictures she puts on the internet are there forever. and while she hated it at first, she moved out of the house, ladies, she moved right out of the house. cassie and hered it now spend more time together than ever before. >> tia: you that grown, you want to do all that posting and posing, you got to move. you got to go. >> samantha: she came back home. so -- >> brian: that's good stuff. >> tia: you should take note. >> brian: my daughter does not post -- none of that going on. happens. >> brian: i'll be all over it. >> tia: have a good weekend. >> jack: come in. >> phyllis: hello. i have some talking points on the jabotgo app, features of the app, how easy it is to use, how away, and scooped it up. now, what's exciting is that people can try out all the cosmetics on a selfie, no more ordering a color that isn't yours, see what works and doesn't work from home, office, or anywhere. >> jack: thanks. it's, uh, that's a good start. i got some ideas of my own. >> phyllis: yeah.