school -- middle school. a high school student struck and killed by a school bus. the school bus filled with norton middle school students at about 2:40 this afternoon. you can see that norton fire and ems is on the scene back along with norton police and their crash fire investigation unit. greenwich road is closed as they go over the crime scene and take information from witnesses. we were told by a number of witnesses that this high schools and it wa skateboard and apparently tripped and fell in front of the school bus. i am here with cheyenne, and eighth grade student. she was on the school bus when this happened. what did you hear and see?>> i saw him coming from the side of the school bus and he tried to flip his skateboard up and catch it and he tripped any feldon one of the schoolbus -- and he fell in front of the

the driver did at that moment and what happened in the seconds before this accident.>> she did stop at the stop sign, she did come to a complete stop and she did look both ways. she did not see him coming. he was going very fast on his skateboard. whatever we went over him, it was like going over a speed bump. there wasn't really much of a difference. whatever we heard on somebody called 911, that's when i put all the clues together like it just happened. and i felt like really scared like my bus driver, she started panicking and she just, we all went into shock and some of us were crying, the ones that do him they were really crying. i am just really sorry for the ones that know him and really love him.>> thank you so much.

we will continue to follow -- a sad scene in norton. i am joe pagonakis. shock and horror. >> it's scary for this area and this town. >> a killer targeting women, confessing to police.>> the family of one of those women, outraged. their concerns were ignored. >> we were kept calling the police, can you help us? have you heard anything? we are bringing you team coverage of that horrific crimes -- the horrific crimes. still unanswered questions about what happened. did police mishandle their missing persons cases? >> we covered this all day

two women -- derick waller has reaction from people who say one should've been found alive. we've been getting updates from police and prosecutors all day. let's send it over to danita harris. you have just released 911 call from the kidnapping victims who escaped call. you will be able to hear the ducted woman trying to give the operator her location -- the abducted woman trying to give the operation or -- operator her location. >> can you >> anybody right now?

door open?>> i am out of the bedroom. >> you are out? can you get out of the bedroom? can you get out of the house? >> it's a lot.>> you are at the door? >> y.> there?>> i am looking out of it. hurry, hurry. >> moments after the operator made that command, another officer saved the woman. the entire call lasted almost 20 minutes. if you would like to hear the call in its entirety, you can check it out on our app. right now, what prosecutors are saying about charges against the man accused.

but there are still no murder charges. >> they are keeping very quiet tonight. the prosecutor told me they will issue a press release as it is charges are filed. we got word that announcements on charges will not happen until tomorrow afternoon. in the meantime, the suspect is sean michael grade. sources say he has confessed to the crime. and said she was abducted. lease responded and found her okay. also inside the home, the remains of two women were discovered. one of the victims was identified. casey stanley had been missing its third they -- since thursday. sources told me he confessed to

back in ashland, laundromats it's in the shadow of where the two women were found. customers and workers cannot believe the talk of a serial killer in ashland. >> i told my husband that's the laundromat i've been going to. it so quiet around here. it's a little frightening to know that they have been there i guess over a week.>> they showed me a picture of him. i never knew who he was. i never did see any activity at you would of ought you would see a light or sub thing. you would've thought you would of seen something.>> -- >> reporter: tonight there are tentative ids on the tune of victims. the names have not been confirmed the big news is that the announcement on possible charges will be revealed tomorrow afternoon from the ashton county prosecutor.

family is angry with how police handled the case. derick waller continues the coverage. derrick, they say the police are missing in action.>> she told her side, i'm going to get a cup of coffee. went straight home.>> reporter: wednesday night was last time stacy stanley's family heard from her. she was fixing a flat tire at the gas told a man was helping her.>> she saw a tall guy helping her change her tire. >> reporter: the man is now locked up in connection with the murders of three women.>> my nephew banged on those stores trying to get in the house. stacy was in there. >> reporter: police didn't take

i showed up to the office in person with no luck. at a contentious press conference, the chief of police said he has been looking for the women himself.>> come see me at my office. i have 30 been on this.>> did you see police out here on foot?>> no. there was that one police officer here.>> that was derick waller reporting. family members of elizabeth griffith have also been at the scene. the corner has yet to identify the second body. the same can't be said in richland county where a third body was found. >> this nightmare may sound familiar. a chilling story happened right here in cleveland seven years

cleveland strangler. rob powers is in the newsroom with an in-depth look at how that investigation brought change to how cleveland handled missing persons cases.>> reporter: in fall 2009, investigators went to a home after a naked woman with through a window and told officers she was rate. what they found inside left the nation horrified. 11 bodies of women were in home. after the discovery, questions, how can such a scene go unnoticed, possibly for years? the victims loved ones complained police ignored their reports much like the complaints of the families of the ashland victims. baird -- the mayor tasked a commission to look into the outrage. they came out with a 900 page

to improve the departments. as for still well, he was sentenced to death in 2011. an appeal is pending. his home was eventually tore down. there are plans now to build a memorial there. it outbreak in ohio's dog population.>> dozens of dogs have december -- distemper. we are looking at what's being done to home. or >> brand-new information on an investigation. tanisha anderson, a mentally ill woman who lost her life in police custody, a lawsuit by her family. this ohio was the first female presidential

fell victim to it outbreak of distemper. tracy carlos has been checking out our shelters. what did you find out? >> reporter: i found out there are protocols in place to avoid a similar outbreak. >> she had worms, she is on an

>> we don't usually taken animals because we offer limited admission. is a managed process where animals come in when we had the animals here get vaccinated as soon as they come to the door. and the case of the franklin county shelter, nestler said early symptoms mimic a common ailment for dogs. >> a lot of the symptoms look

the penalty got -- just got our four people that abuse -- harsher for people that abuse animals. that includes depriving it of water, food, and shelter. people could face up to a $2500. or >> we were the first to tell you about a twist to did the best you can. cleveland police officers involved in teaching anderson step they're going on the record about what happened. the mentally ill woman died in police custody. ron regan is live in a courthouse. ron, you got a copy of the investigation but it looks like police blame the victim.>>

right here. it has been two years since anderson died. today's the first time that officers have answered questions. that only -- not only are they denying they caused her death, but they suggest she contributed to her own death through her own negligence. anderson died after being restrained by police. the family filed a lawsuit of excessive force. that is what the officers responded to in this brief. they denied any involvement that led to her death. where does this case stand at this moment? the officers remain on the force, no one has been disciplined and the investigation into what happened that night drags on. i am ron regan. today, trump

the last half hour, clinton's campaign sent out details of her pneumonia recovery. she continues to remain healthy and fit to serve as resident. clinton had to leave a 9/11 memorial early, revealing she had been diagnosed with pneumonia. today, trump handed over his medical records and the results of his latest physical to dr. oz. overall, trump is healthy. in less than will be back here in ohio holding an event in canada at 7:00. john kosich will join us with what we can expect. quit making history by becoming the first woman to become a presidential nominee of a major party. >> she is not the first presidential nominee in our history.

from homer was nominated by the fledgling equal rights party. she was a champion of women's and children's rights, known by her critics as mrs. satan. today, she is remembered with exhibits, lectures, and parades. in granville says the only us memorial to her. this clock tower that you are looking at, her emergent -- -- like this emerges every hour.>> we haven't called anyone satan. or >> let's talk about your forecast. i know some of you what that pumpkin in front of your house. today's weather, we're going to

bit. a little bit of blue sky. notice all the clouds in the rainfall in ashtabula. some of us actually didn't have any rain, they just saw it in the distance. beautiful blue skies right now, love that site. it will be a beautiful evening as well, just a little cool. 70 degrees in ashtabula, winds in 8 miles an hour making it feel cooler. the humidity is gone with your front. it ushers in a highs today were stuck in the 70s. we are right there tomorrow as well clearing out those rain chances for the next couple of days if you plan on being outside. clouds are close to the lake. may be a sprinkle or two leftover. you can see it towards north royalton and strongsville.

in brunswick, rainfall i think is going to stay out of the forecast for the rest of the day today. we are not done with the wet weather over the next seven days. here we go saturday. saturday, in and out of rain chances. it's not going to be a complete washout of the weekend, but i think saturday will be the wet day in the cooler day as we expect upwards of half an inch in some areas. a nice little drink for our yard. we dry out as we push later in here for the thursday forecast, sunshine and 73, friday, the 80s are back. we will talk more about the rain and storms in minute because the browns home opener manners. -- matters. next, many are frustrated every time they have to pay data overages. you just got a new champion. what bisquick is trying to do to get unlimited data for us

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firefighters investigating a car fire being blamed on the samsung smartphone. the fire was captured on cell phone video the driver says he was charging his samsung galaxy note 7 inside the car when he heard a loud pop. he said the device blew up in his passenger seat and the fire quickly spread to the rest of the car. the consumer product safety commission is hurting note 7 owners to stop using the phone immediately. samsung says a software update designed to fix the battery

taking jabs at internet providers, asking the fcc to do something about datacash. the company claims data caps discourage people from watching television whatever they want. netflix is also going after low data caps. or >> the gazebo is coming down. where there is a crew taking them are the memorial where a 12-year-old was shot hallowed ground by some. 4 acres of woods, home to dozens of trees, could be cleared. we dig into the sewer project that has a community fighting

breaking news out of nortman. a student was hit and killed by a school bus. joe pagonakis on the scene gathering details.

school a was riding his skateboard, tripped and fell in front of the school bus. greenwich road is closed while police investigate. we are waiting for charges to be filed after three women were found murdered in ashland and richmond county. the bodies were found after a fourth woman called police from the house and national. that's when police found the first two bodies. the suspect, sean michael gray, led them to a very -- buried at a burned-out home in richland county. 60 dogs euthanized in columbus. the dogs were victims of an outbreak of distemper. protocols are in place to avoid disease outbreak's. vaccinations are critical to your pet's health. torn down and taken away the for good.

shooting of tamika reese was almost 2 years ago. we have been following the developments around the future of the gazebo. the gazebo is headed for display at a chicago museum?>> reporter: that's right. this gazebo will be preserved. i want you to check out what's going on behind me. crews are still here. they have everything down except for since 9:00 this morning. construction cruise removing pieces of the gazebo that works the spot where in november 2014, tamir rice was shot and killed by a police officer. rice was holding a realistic looking airsoft gun at the time. the officer shot him within seconds of stopping on scene. the wright family wanted to demolish.

they realize the historical significance.>> something needs to remain in the space. >> reporter: we've been reporting on this for months. you may remember at one point there were rumors the smithsonian wanted the gazebo for one of its museums. it turns out that was a misunderstanding. we have new video of the man one gas station owner believes robbed him. we've been following this story for months. the same story targeted yet again by armed robbers. the latest robbery happened last month. these to the mid-barged in, faces covered, and to manage --

closed. >> see how he is looking at the cashier. he is going to look again and again. looking up all the way, looking in and then going to look inside again. >> police are calling this man a person of interest. the owner of the gas station says he has been year. he stepped up security by adding cameras bars to the windows. the criminals keep coming back. instead of smashing bro grabs -- smash and grabs, they are coming during business hours. he may start closing the store at sunset. a story you will only see here. some people living in avon lake

>> this could cost the neighborhood dozens of trees.>> reporter: a group of neighbors knew they were getting a new sewer system. what they do know is that system could cost them some nearby woods. >> i am worrying about my property valley.>> reporter: she worries that it could hurt the property valleys of their homes. >> heartbroken.>> reporter: the city owns the land. the water district will be putting in new sewers in this neighborhood. they need a place to store construction vehicles, trailers, and equipment. they staked off 4 acres of woods where they are considering cutting down the wood to make a parking lot. >> it's sad to think that people would consider

trailers temporarily. >> reporter: a glimmer of hope this afternoon. a spokesperson told me these woods have been moved down the list of possible sites. it could be a protected wetland. the district will consider other areas.>> that's great. i think it's the right thing to do. we're happy to have the green space have the woods.>> reporter: there's a meeting next lake public library. paul kiska, newschannel five. we are starting to see sunshine through the thick clouds hovering across the area. even though the radar looks lit up, we are not talking any additional rainfall other than a sprinkle or to go above windchill. some estimates, radar estimates for the rainfall we had today, well off to the east, nothing,

akron. a half an inch in canton. marin county, the same for you. and half an inch in wayne county. rain has soaked into our yards to keep the grass green. the temperatures dropping. yesterday, 80s. today, 70s. 72 right now in cleveland. a little 70 wanted coshocton, 68, it, 78, ashtabula. keeping the clouds officially, they will start to break up of the overnight and drop-down into the 50s. we will see some more sunshine coming up. i will talk about our next rain opportunity coming up next. still ahead, a woman takes revenge on the dealer she says done her wrong. what she did after paying for drugs she never received.

getting a helping hand. $71 million from the federal government. that money is coming with a lot of strings. right now, those springs attached -- no strings attached. you just have to have the

it's our world of weather back. who is excited for the brad paisley concert friday? me, too. i wish i was going. if you are, let's talk about what you can expect. skip is excited. looking in that man -- look at that man. wearing a jersey. and you love him anymore? brad paisley, tyler far, love the ball. you have some sunshine at 7:00,

up late, we do have a chance for a little bit of light rain and temperatures cooling down into the lower 70s. clouds will keep us into the 70s for most of the concert. should be a great night. we're going to have news and whether coming up after the break. -- weather coming up after the

a bizarre phone call leads to a drug bust in oklahoma. a drug user turning in her

$100, the woman says she paid the money but got stiffed. her boyfriend and the drug dealer began taunting her, saying she can always call the cops. that's exactly what she did.>> the task force picked up information that they were selling drugs, so they got a war it and they come down with our officer and served it.>> the plan backfired. the woman who made the call could also be there >> new developments in the case of a man and woman found overdosing on heroin inside a car with a four-year-old boy.>> we learn the boys in the custody of a family member. the east liverpool area release these haunting pictures of the scene after finding the couple in this condition. the little boys great uncle was put into custody this week. the woman you see here, that's the child's grandmother.

now she faces child endangerment. her boyfriend pleaded no contest to child endangerment and opi. he was sentenced to 360 days. there >> a milwaukee woman shared this video of another couple in a similar situation. a child in the backseat. this horrifying scene was discovered by an eighth grader who thought the couple was dead and ran screaming into his house to tell his parents. they found the man and and -- unconscious, possibly dying from an overdose. the boy in the car with them, two years old.>> we didn't touch them. we grab the baby. he was trying to get out. he was walking around in the car. the car was running.>> reporter: firefighters -- >> firefighters administered narcan. 200 pills were found in the

child neglect. you heard the woman mentioned she was cautious. the concert is why the police department purchase these polk resistant gloves for all of its officers. the money came from a raffle held by local business. the gloves, $80 apiece -- up here. they will keep officers from possibly getting poked by a dirty needle. or >> a sheriff stealing drugs has his fate in the hands of three retired judges.>> it will be decided whether he should be suspended during this case. he pled not guilty for stealing prescription drugs from drop boxes. a prosecutor was him suspended. that the newly -- the doe

springs attack -- strings attached. the grant even designated high risk. here are some of the requirements. ohio has to hire an independent monitor to oversee charter schools. that monitor will need to create a new database to track charter schools academic, operational, and financial performance. our department of education will have to requirements and form an advisory board of parents, teachers, and community members.'s can you get rid of the clouds out there?>> i saw a little bit of a sunshine with a couple of reporters. >> we are getting a little bit more. many of us are thinking of pumpkins, fall, and that feeling is here tonight.

we will look at cooler temperatures in your thursday forecast. huge 60s and 70s and sprinkles as well. just a sprinkle or two, 68 and drive. clouds clearing, many of the state in the 70s for highs today. 10 degrees cooler than yesterday. ashtabula seeing full on sunshine at 79 brunswick. 70 in new london. as we head north, a little cooler lakeside. hour by hour, we expect the clouds to continue to slowly breakaway as your friend continues to sagged to the south. a cooler high-pressure system will slide east. that means paul weather is brief. at least it also means that cloud cover is brief, too.

the front is a little closer to you but your dew point has already dropped. the rain chances are dwindling away. if you had for your dew point, keeping it feeling cooler. dry here for the rest of the night tonight. thursday and friday also looking dry. i just talked about the brad paisley concert. riding into saturday we find our next round of showers. not expecting but wet weather back in and out of your saturday forecast saturday morning is back. we will go through brief periods of dry weather but it will come back into the forecast before completely exiting by sunday afternoon. that's good news for the home opener against the ravens. we expect starting out for the tailgaters you may have a little bit of rain shot there in the 60s, mostly cloudy in the afternoon, 72 your high. still mostly cloudy but the

farther south. here is your seven-day forecast. 73 your high tomorrow, waking up in the 50s so those jackets are good idea. the bus stop will be chilly without the sweatshirts. 80 on friday, weekend rain chances and next week loving the sunshine. '80s a return by wednesday. details coming your way tonight at six.>> a high school student killed after being hit by and front of a horrified middle school. we are uncovering new details about the victim in the accident. we will go live to him in minutes. a key spot in a key state. trump goes back to ohio, choosing his location carefully. we breakdown why start county is so significant to the candidates. we live on five

deliberate attack.

new details in the story of survival out of phoenix. three officers alive after a driver plowed into them while they stood outside a convenience store.>> investigators say the officers were the target of an intentional but unprovoked attack. >> reporter: after mowing down three phoenix cops a morning, the man appears in court. mark local obtain much of the time slumped over.>> if you will stand up, please.>> reporter: documents described him as a homeless transient under the influence of drugs or alcohol, all caught on surveillance video.>> our feedings police were targeted.>> reporter: it began

nearby this media store, the driver of this car seems to watch them. did you see the sgt. go down with a broken leg. a third cop is said flying 8 feet into the air.>> thank god we are not planning three funerals. >> the car crash into the store. court documents describe the clerk joke out of the way, another struck by flying debris. fight. officers tased him numerous time. this police chief is not speculating on motive. >> i have never seen so many senseless, violent acts targeting law enforcement.>> all three officers were injured but are expected to be okay. court documents revealed payne attack officers during a traffic stop earlier. that's

going on at six? >> a school bus hits a middle school are. we're live at the sikh with the latest coming up. as a man faces charging this -- charges for abducting a woman, we get a list at the 911 call. channel 5 at six begins into the minutes. -- into the minutes.

news channel 5 begins now.>> a family and morning at a community in shock after a high school or was hit and killed by a school bus ignored.

the scene all evening. what's the latest?>> reporter: you can still see that investigators are on the scene, greenwich road in norton, still sat down -- shut down in front of the middle school after this tragedy at 2:40 this afternoon. release say the high school student was riding a skateboard and apparently according to witnesses there was an accident, he stumbled off the skateboard and into the road. that's when the school bus filled with eighth-graders hit him and scene. you're looking at pictures that were shot earlier here but again, investigators for both the police department and the fire department on the scene, still collecting evidence after this terrible tragedy in norton. we are going to be out here over the next hour or so as they continue to piece this together. i talked to eighth-graders on that bus.