. indeed, this is leon bibb with breaking news right now. there is an amber alert still actively this afternoon for a brunswick. police believe she is with her non-custodial father as sarah phinney shares with us, he is a registered sex offender. >> reporter: you may have heard your phone buzzing around 11:30 last night because of this amber alert. i have been checking in with brunswick police all morning, and they tell me that they are still searching for the 15-year- old. investigators said that robin roberts left the kmart on center road around 8 last night with her father william

the tv and look at the pictures. he's a registered sex offender and, according to police, has a history of using drugs like meth. the 15-year-old was in foster care. portage county job and family services took her from her dad about a week ago. when you're out on the roads, look for a black ford ranger with the ohio plate number pjl4802. we're finding out more information about william roberts, according to the sex offender registry. he lives in several distinctive tattoos, including a tire on his left forearm, a panther on his right arm and a snake on his right calf to name a few. download our news net 5 app for the latest updates. in brunswick, sarah phinney, newschannel 5. many thanks for your report. and in the parma school script, major budget miscalculations have left the system with a $15 million deficit. that has set the stage for budget cuts and a school may

activities could be there. officials of the parma district said they had no idea about the deficit until a few weeks ago. however, some residents blame a former school treasurer. others blame state auditors. >> it's the state reporting, it's the state auditor's reporting and the school board reporting. there is a paper trail here and it needs to be looked at. >> the school district must decide on cuts. it must submit a new budget by the end of the month. and a meeting is scheduled for later this cuts. the proposal will be sent to the parma school board for its approval. in the meantime, the heroin epidemic in ohio reached a problem level. there are new laws growing from the situation. today, what is called the good samaritan law goes into affect. the goal of the new law is to help cut down on the number of drug-related deaths. meg shaw of our staff details the story. >> reporter: during a drug overdose, every second counts. state lawmakers believe this

across the buckeye state. under the good samaritan law, people calling 911 during a drug overdose captain be arrested for minor drug remember charges. so, a pro-- it protects not only the caller but the overdose victim as well. the goal: to have more people call for help when they see someone take too much. ohio attorney general mike dewine said the epidemic in our state is in a dire situation. >> reporter: this is penetratingef group, there is no economic group that is free of this problem: race, sex, age -- it's unlike any epidemic i have seen because it's everywhere. >> reporter: there are a few restrictions with the law. you can take advantage of it twice. if a person is on parole, they will not get immunity at all. the law also says that the drug abuser must follow through with treatments within 30 days. meg shaw, newschannel 5. and well, another one of

somara theodore and maybe the blue skies hang around. >> yes. absolutely lovely out there and let's look at the satellite and radar. you can see we're dry. one thing i want you to notice is the clouds starting to move. you see the grayish shading there? the bigger picture shows something major is on the way. we have a cold front approaching and that is going to bring a chance of showers and thunderstorms for your wednesday. and we're going to go into detail on that in the full power-of-5 forecast. for now, i want to brief on you what is going on menner and nice to see the warm- up with the cool start we had again this morning. 76 degrees in new london and we're looking at 80 in ashland and good afternoon. the state park at 78 degrees. all right, see it's going to happen will remainder of the day. things are looking great like yesterday. we had the sunshine, the temperatures rising into the low to mid-80s, comfortable overall. into the overnight hours, you will notice the clouds beginning to build. by the time we approach the

rush hour, we will see a threat of showers and thunderstorms. again, we're going to go into fuller detail in the full power of 5 forecast. for now, i want to toss it to leon. cleveland residents will have a chance to vote on the minimum wage increase in the month of may. last night, cleveland city council approved legislation that would put it on the ballot. right now, ohio's minimum wage is $8.10 an hour. if the measure passes, the minimum wage would be brought to $12 january of 2018, with gradual increases to $15. and hillary clinton and her team are on the defense today. what they are now saying about her recent health scare. >> and trouble on the dance floor. protestors rushed ryan lochte at the premier of dancing with the stars. what he has to say about the attack. >> and cpd's finest coming to the rescue of a local cleveland boy, making this birthday one he would never forget. the police were there.

. today, hillary clinton continues to recover from pneumonia and is getting high- profile help on the campaign trail. president obama will campaign for clinton in the battleground state of pennsylvania. meanwhile, more violence broke out at a donald trump rally. kenneth modin has the latest on the political race. >> reporter: recovery mode for

resting. she's been on the phone trying to explain why she was not up front about her pneumonia diagnosis. clinton spoke with cnn. >> i didn't think it was going to be that big of a deal. i felt dizzy and i did lose my balance for a minute, but once i got nexter once i could sit down, once i could cool off, once i had some water, i immediately started feeling better. >> reporter: former president bill clinton was on pbs. >> she's doing fine. >> conceding the medical episodes have happened before when she's overworked and dehydrated. clinton might be off of the trail, but her high-profile surrogates are busy on it. >> hillary rodham clinton is the next president. >> reporter: president obama will rally supporters in philadelphia this afternoon. but as donald trump's rally in north carolina is making headlines today. an apparent trump supporter attacked protestors, and shoving a woman in the face. >> we're not going to take it

focussed on clinton calling half of the supporters a basket of deplorables. >> while my opponent slanders you as deplorable and irredeemable -- [ booing ] -- i call you hard-working american patriots. >> reporter: the clinton camp out with a new attack ad to counter. >> still losers. >> losers. >> disgusting, stupid -- you can't lead this nation if you have such a low opinion for its citizens. >> reporter: the clinton campaign should be the -- said she should be back on the tril by the end of the week and trump will be on the trail with his daughter to deliver a plan to lower 60s child care extends. -- expenses. and trending right now, the premier of the season's "dancing with the stars" had a rocky start and some huge missteps. >> excuse me. hey, back off! excuse me! excuse me! >> reporter: judge kerry ann was crit eeking ryan lochte's

stage. the incident was not shown on- of-it. the producers quickly cut to a commercial break quickly. security guards moved in tackling the men and then taking them down. the protestors who stormed the dance floor said they were angry with ryan lochte for his lying about being robbed at gun point during the olympics in rio. >> and that broke my heart that people are still on that and nobody's moving forward. i came out here no matter what i changed and i want to become a better person. >> a group of protestors wearing anti-lochte shirts shouted liar and they were escorted out. the two men who rushed the stage were arrested for terroristpassing and are -- trespassing and are now dancing with the police. and we're trying to help this cute girl find a forever home. coming up, meet our pet-of-the- week. first, here's somara. >> and take a look. 78 degrees out there. not too bad. we have some winds coming in

going to last. the rain chances are on the way. next.

grocery shopping may get easier for wal-mart shoppers. the retail giant received a patent on the contraption that can resemble a self-driving shopping cart. the carts would have detachable motors with sensors and video cameras. the shoppers would be able to request carts on a shopper's smartphone. the system would be able to round up abandoned carts and return them to docking station. watch here comes the cart. there is a local group reaching out to help hundreds of military veterans in the area. the 12th annual sum met county veteran's stand down event and that begins morning and will run until 3 this afternoon. and on west waterloo road in akron. the group helps homeless or in- need military veterans prepare for the weather. they provide coats, boots, and sleeping bags and other winter supplies. >> and that is an initiative i

winter can be awfully cold. right now, autumn is on the door and summer is still looking good. >> oh, but it's a strong continueder, leon and that is not going on without a bite. still warm today and let's get a look now. outside. today is is a beautiful day and a lot like yesterday where we see a good deal of sunshine and we're getting the warmth into play and 78 degrees in the shot that you saw there and winds out of the west and i will tell next rainmaker is coming from and out of the west. and this is a look at the satellite and radar. the descry error error conditions and that is painting the -- and that is dry conditions that is painting a picture and this is associated with a cold front. this morning was another cool start. we were in the 40s yesterday

climbing, 78 degrees in cleveland; 79, akron and 78, millers bug. upper 70s and low 80s here and i say we have to take that opportunity to eat your lunch outside and public square, it's going down, 84 degrees there this afternoon. and there is still time, 12:17 is the time now an the high pressure is what is bringing us a great eat outside type of weather. the things are changing. the cold front from the west is impacting us and giving us showers into the picture and i want you to notice the time stamp is there. 9:15 p.m. notice no green on the screen and we're still dry. and we push ahead into the morning hours and key have showers into our western can't

to the middle and southern counties, summit and stark to tuscaroras and heavy rain at times. a possibility with some thunderstorms. by 9:17, we're drying out and getting ready to have a beautiful week ahead. and we're going to have lots of sun and temperatures in the 70s. and that is a look at the power of 5 seven-day forecast. you can get the latest by going to clevelandstar 102 and and hello, how are you today? >> hello. >> and good to be here. thank you. >> and we here at the apl. can you please let us know. >> this sweet girl is jazz, a five-year-old pap election lon. she came from a home where she was loved, the own her a -- pap election lion and she came from a home where she was loved but the owner had more than she could management.

the many others that we have at the shelter that has patience and understands she might need a little bit of help learning how to live in a home. once she gets that love and comfort, she is going to return that and she's about 5. >> okay. >> and sweet. >> she's temperatureid. she didn't have the socialization that she needs but she'll come around quickly in the coming up? >> we do. on the 18th, we're at the holden arboretum for the would havestock fundraiser, the annual event and it's a lot of fun. family friendly will have animals there for adoption and there is a one-mile dog walk, games, agility course and a lot of gametocide with the family. it's a great cause. come on down. -- and if not, it's still a lot of fun and -- . >> i love that.

>> absolutely. >> and there is a yappy hour. >> what is that? >> you get to do the bar tour with your dog. >> fantastic. >> and that is awesome. >> absolutely. and that is a look at the pet of the week. we're going to come back and have another look at the

is day two of downtown days. the idea of downtown days is to get people to explore the area. to help with that, our deals and disrupts. -- discounts. if you're looking for a lunch spot, maybe it's a food truck. food truck tuesday on cleveland's public square and there is yappy hour, happy with a y. yappy and that is for you and your dog at bars throughout the warehouse district and also, there is free yoga at north coast harbor. and cleveland police officers come to a local boy. it was a good thing for a good kid. the story of joey who just turned seven. for my birthday, i want a superhero, said the seven-year- old joey. wait, not just any superhero. and how about a police officer, asked joey. joey's mother is in hospice care facility and so they had to have the party there. the cleveland police officers from the city's fifth strict showed up. surprise, surprise -- district, showed up. surprise, surprise, joey and police officers came bearing

men and women in blue. and what do you think? >> i think that is an awesome story. >> quite a story. >> and a great day to attend to all of the activities you were talking about. >> yeah. >> yappy hour, and the seven- day forecast, highs today continuing to climb into the low 80s and we'll stop there. tomorrow, we're going to get the rain on and off, widely scattered. after that, things level out and temperatures around average. this time of the year, leon, 76 is the norm. >> and that is music in my ears. >> and you know i like jazz and we named jazz. looking for a home from the cleveland apl. maybe you can make the adoption. call the cleveland apl. jazz, now you have jazz.

hi, i'm sarah carns. joining me today on legal tuesday is andy young, partner&at nuremberg paris injury lawyers. his focus is to help victims involved in catastrophic trucking accidents. thanks, andy, for being here today. >> thank you for having me, sarah. >> and let's off by telling me why it's important for someone that has been involved in an accident or injured in an accident that involves a contact someone like you. >> and it's different than the truck accident attorney. a truck accident attorney understands the rules and regulations involved with driving the trucks and for the companies that are involved as well. >> okay. >> and that is sounding like it could get complicated with the difference and the size of the vehicles. speaks of the size of vehicles, i know you brought examples here and i know sometimes as a

next to a truck on the road. what is advice for sharing the truck on the road with the drivers? >> i have a class cdl. most are safe drivers and go through a lot of training. the companies they're involved in do a lot as well and one thing that you should not do is hover next to a truck. if you want to pass the truck, pass it and have plenty of room to pass the truck. after changing lanes, give that trucker plenty of room as well and don't cut off the truck. stopping 80 on thousand pounds means a lot of distance. if you don't give the trucker a bad. >> what are the most common cases you see that involve trucking accidents? >> rear-end collisions, lane changes and intersections. the difficulty you have is because you have a geo political mismatch between the height of the truck and the car. the bumpers don't match up. the first point of impact, oftentime, is into the windshield itself. the second point are the folks in the car. >> and it's important to pay attention and that is such great advise. thank you again, andy, for being with us again today on legal tuesday.

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