this channel 3 morning newscast is made possible but universal windows direct. you will say i love my windows and now channel 3 news today. >> reporter: the unfinished space at the university of now but it could help local students dreams come true thanks to lebron james. details coming up tiffany. >> reporter: three people are sent to the hospital after a shootout at a local barbershop. coming up what police believeled to that confrontation. lynna. >> all right. extremely critical condition. the latest on a shooting involving two police officers. now look at the forecast with hollie. >> okay thank you. and good morning to you. thursday, and we are talking some scattered showers to start

sunshine. the thing about today, cooler he. a whole lot cooler. and brisk winds will be northwest 10 to 15 sustained gusts as high as 25. all because of the cold front moving through this morning. 50s and we were 78 degrees yesterday. so it's moving east as we speak. we have got showers that remain east and the cool are air ushering in as we speak. you will notice that the rain is real spotty compared to even just a few hours ago when the show started. so i think this is going to be out hour or two and we should be dry throughout the rest of the day. we have got showers in ashtabula county and left over wet road from the rain we have had. if you are waking up, be aware of that as you leave. and look at future viewch the clearing trend is into the afternoon of the back to beautiful bright conditions. 1, 2, 3:00 into the evening it's clear and going to get cold and, of course, tomorrow we have got so much going on it's friday and the indians play and we will have a look at

roads let's see what danielle has to report good morning. >> reporter: good morning. welcome to your thursday. we take a look at the traffic map and as holly said -- hollie said it's to the east. traveling 271 here's the picture at broadway avenue where you see we have construction going on but it looks like everyone is getting by an though we are seeing the rain. we are not seeing big delays on 271 between route 8 and 480. 7 minutes north that's normal 12 minutes south and so we a-okay and we pretty much have normal drive times throughout the region and no accidents to the west we are looking all clear in terms of the rain and here's picture 71 at dennison avenue. traffic is flowing just fine and no rain showers to the west as hollie said. now back to you. >> thank yew. new this morning leb -- thank you. new this morning lebon james foundation launched the i promise institute in akron. >> will ujek is live on the

>> reporter: yeah right here at the fadeium. there -- stadium. there's a undeveloped piece behind me and they have work but they have time to do it because the kids that are first going to get this is 2021 they are in 8th grade right now but it started way back with the the wheels for education program lebron gave kids a after school support system and resources and family foundation started the foundation and last summer full four year scholarships to the university of akron and is taking that one step further with the institute here at the university of akron aimed at a assisting the i promise students to get theirdegrees. statistics show very few urban students that start college rarely finish. this also a -- this will be a place for students a governing board helping to oversee

and construction complete in 2021. lebron james said when he first started i wanted to get my kids to graduate from high school but the more we grow as a foundationthe more we find can can be done to give our kids the best chance to be successful. he takes it one step further and everything is going to start here. they have got work to go but this all announced just this morning here at 5 a.m. guys. >> that's terrific news. thanks so much will. the campaign trail has taken a sharp turn for donald of inappropriately touching multiple women. these claims are years old but they are just now coming to light after last night in a story just published by "the new york times." according to the article, two women said that they were groped by trump. rachel crooks who works at bowling green state university tells the times trump kissed her on the mouth without permission back in 2005. a second woman jessica leeds

trump issued statements strongly denying all of the allegations. his lawyer has sent a letter to the times demanding they retract the story saying it is reck defamiliartory and constitute libel. the twitter cpt of hillary cline -- chairman of hillary clinton's campaign says i switched teams vote trump. the hack is as more of podesta's e-mails are released. e-mails were illegally hacked but some have been embarrassing including off color comments allegedly by poddesta. a young -- podesta. a young child is in the hospital afterring injured -- after being injured during a shootout. tiffany tarpley joins us live and two others also went to the hospital. >> reporter: that's right john. we know that a 26-year-old man

driven to the hospital but police believe he is one of the teenagers who may have started all of this. let's go ahead and take you to where this happened. this was the scene near west 59th and storer as police try to figure out what happened. investigators say three teenagers were trying to rob the people at prodigy cuts barbershop that was before 8:00 and bullets started to fly. workers at the barbershop apparently fired back and neighbors say that children were playing outside in that area at the time. >> i was shaken because bullets don't have no destination of you know, where they are going or where they are going to land. like i said, thank god again that mine was okay the ones that was up here. >> it's kids getting shot. that's not even how life is supposed to go. >> reporter: and it was a 4- year-old boy who was shot there last night. we are told he was taken here to metro in stable condition.

channel 3 news. >> thank you. a mother and grandmother have been sent ened to 9 years in prison -- sentenced to 9 years to prison for the deadly overdose of andrew frye overdowed in april at a hot -- overdozed in april at a hotel. he was using the drugs with his mother and grandmother when he overdozed when they left hmm alone. they said they checked in to go swimming but police found drug paraphernalia and syringe in the room. there is progress in getting drugs off the street greater cleveland. 20 people were endieted for their part in a -- indicted for their part in drug ring that brought fentanyl heroin and cocaine in the area. the drugs were transported from chicago and new york. drug enforcement officials say this is arrested have links to mexican drug lord joaquin el chapo guzman. police are looking for leads after they say a man tried to lure a 12-year-old girl into a car earlier this week. it happened while the girl was riding her bike home on hyde

after 4 p.m. tuesdaych the girl said -- tuesday. girl says he honked the horn and told her to get in. he was wearing a black hoodie driving a black jeep liberty and missing rear mounted spare tire. we are learning parma schools may have a problem with math when it comes to the budgets. a parent reviewed the budget line by line and found a 7 figure error. it appears it was comma that could have easily gone unnoticed and is now leading to an all out audit. >> if a parent could have picked it up on a school night and they have you know training in this and this is what they do and they missed it, that is a little terrifying for a district. >> right. >> especially when we face what we are -- we are facing what we are facing. >> last night the superintendent called for a awed it to better understand what went wrong. now a story that's getting a lot of attention on the wkyc website and also our facebook

bridge over one of the most traveled highways. 77 in cuyahoga heights. we blurred the image because it's too graphic to show it's spray painted image with of a male body part with the word clinton next to itthey contacted the railroad and never heard back. the bridge is the property of csx the city can't paint over it. we went to the company office and reached out by phone and we have not gotten a response back. it fighting for their lives. the latest on a shooting that left two police officers in critical condition. >> tar wars consider star wars -- star wars verdict who will pay millsion for a accident that nearly killed harrison ford. >> talking about the forecast and your commute conditions. we will go with just some wet roads. because a lot of you have dried out. temperatures in the 50s. there's a bit of a change from the 78 we hit yesterday. bright skies before the day is

believe it or not. we will track hour by hour and take a look at the weekend forecast. speaking of weekend, how about the indians tomorrow? we will see how everything is panning out for us.

two police office aers have been shot in boston. police say they are both hospitalized. and the suspect is dead. authorities say the officers responded to a report of a person with a gun last night when they came under fire. police say they believe it started as a domestic incident. one officer was shot several times and is now in critical condition. the other is in stable condition. after an american naval destroyer came under fire twice in four da retaliated in yemen. the pentagon says it targeted radar sites in territory controlled by the suspected culprits iranian backed rebels. the pent gone says the guided missile destroyer launched the strikes and apparently hit the target. wells fargo crest o retired after months of backlash for -- ceo retired after months of backlash for the bank's practices. wells fargo was fined for illegally opening millions of

not augustize them to do -- authorize them to do so. stumpf made 19.3 million dollars but agreed to forfeit most of the salary including his bonus and 41 million dollars in stock awards. remember when harrison ford broke his leg while working onset of star wars the force awakens? it could have been a lot worse. prosecutors near london say the hydraulic door on millennium falcon spaceship hit him with the force of a small car. production on the film was suspend for two weeks after -- suspended for two weeks after the accidentch the production company has been fined nearly 2 million dollars. it acknowledges breaching health and safety laws. but ford? recovered. >> yeah i mean you are not keeping him down. >> that's right. >> there's evil in the world and he will take care of it.

>> how about that let's bring in hollie for a look at the forecast. you know yesterday it was nice. >> it was. >> and it's going to warm up for the weekend. >> it is. it's cooler now and that is pretty big difference. but, it's going to-- you will see we are really roller coaster. we will get you to the bus stop and there's a chance you could need the umbrella especially if you are east. but otherwise cooler make sure you've got your coats today. because you are going to need them. yesterday it felt like a we hit 78 degrees. some wet roads dry to the west and we are looking at a cooler brisk but eventually sunny day. 6:14 is the current time. getting breakfast going and things like that. packing the kids lunches. here's thing, by the time you get them from school later on it will be bright as can be. but we are not going to make it out of the 50s this is because of the cold front making its way off to the east. and you will see the stretch over the next several hours if

cover and overcast this morning to partial sunshine midday and then just sunny and really bright as we get into mid to late afternoon and this evening. cold front is moving through as we speak and it is already you know passed some of you. we have some of the showers. these are really on their way out here fast. it's much more spotty compared to earlier this morning. but we are still seeing at the least some wet weather and just because of the rain we have had over the past several hours a lot of you are still dealing with wet s neighborhoods and things like that. so watch out. it could be slick because of it. future view takes us through the day. 10:30. mainly cloudy skies. i am not too concerned about showers. 3:30 this afternoon we are seeing an abundance of sunshine. temperatures generally in the 50s and clear as can be heading into the evening. as we clear out and then you know sun sets, we are planning on a much colder night. that furnace could very well be

decision to flip the heat because we will have lows upper 30s to around 40 by this same time tomorrow. but the good news is we are going to be bright as can be. and that is an awesome way to kick off the weekend especially on a windians kind of friday. 61 for tomorrow's high. so, it's little more seasonal you know. it's going feel better. the game of course is not until tomorrow evening so it will be cool and brisk for that. temperatures will end up 50s to st into the 40s towards the end of the indians game. doctors appropriately and you are good to go -- dress appropriately and you are good to go. and it will stay dry. we warm up in the 70s on saturday. and it's gobbing beautiful for pump -- it's going to be beautiful for pumpkin patches and by sunday we talk next chance of rain. but staying pretty mild through the first part of next week. it's 6:16 here's a check of your drive. >> wkyc traffic is brought to you by mike bass ford.

deal more at mike bass ford. >> reporter: i hope your thursday is getting off to a great start. for those of you heading out right now we have normal drive times throughout the region. and i am not tracking any accidents but for those of you who travel in paynesville yesterday south state street shut down at washington street. it's not expected to reopen until tomorrow because of sewer repair. so i want to help you get around so you are not surprised by the detour if you need a head north. take high street to st. clair which had put you rooks like you need to cut using east main or washington. heading south take washington street to st. clair to high street and that will put you at state. i tweeted this out at dani wkyc and hopefully you have a great commute this morning. and when you hit the roads, tune into our parters in the at 1100 total traffic. they will have updates every ten minutes. john and lynna back to you. >> inarching you. now to a store-- thank you. now to story about a legend giving back to the people

death. >> the family of louis stokes is donating the late congressman's suits to lutheran metropolitan ministries. aid group that will give them to -- it's group that will give them to homeless men turning their lives around. reggie washington is the first resit sipient of a stokes suit and says he is thankful for the general -- recipient of a stokes suit and says he is thankful for the generosity. >> the youngsters say it will up my swag a little bit. >> that's right. the swagger. the family is donating 20 to the group which at today's prices would cost about 1700 dollars a piece. >> very nice. time for my biggest winners and biggest losers today in sports. just winners today and it has to be after what the number one pick in the nhl draft austin matthews did in his first game with the maple leafs. he had two goals when he did this.

oh my goodness what a debut. >> what a debut a hat trick and check out the reaction from mom who works two jobs to pay for his hockey growing up in phoenix arizona. and talk about respect even the hometown ottawa fans threw their hats on the ice. want an encore yes, he did it again. austin matthews scored the 4th goal of the game a great start for the 19-year-old by the way sidney crosby never scored goals in game. and his maple leafs lost the game. >> what? >> 5-4 in overtime. so clearly, he is the only offensive weapon that team has. what a great start. here are my other biggest winners huge week of soccer i love hearing the story and this is the u12 rebels who won the division at ohio travel soccer tournament in lodi. they are raising the trophies proudly and they should after a

the photo is from proud mom trisha he is our executive pro- - who is also our executive producer on the morning show. if you want to nominate your champion or all star send thepicture and story e-mail them or tweet them to me at john wkyc. >> yeah. that's a great story. >> i am getting a lot of soccer photos you know. it's like soccer is the only sport going on and i know that's not the true. >> it is in 6:20 right now. more than locker room talk. we are live in washington with the latest on allegation that is donald trump groped several women. >> and. >> oh. >> 7 floors of fear. your chance to win tickets to two of northeast ohio's best loved haunted houses? justments away. hollie have you fallen in love with a haunted house? >> no john.

or whatever that is on television. >> they are single i believe. >> oh my goodness. all right. cindy from lodi thanks for sending in this gorgeous shot. red sky at night is what we are calling it. a beautiful view at sunset and this is fantastic. 6:21. a great thursday to you.

all right donald trump is denying claims he actually did what he talked about on that access hollywood videotape. >> today he will rally in florida where a woman claims he groped her years ago. she is one of several coming forward as trump denies the allegation. tracie potts is live with latest on this. >> reporter: not only denying but urging "the new york times" demanding that they retract the story and putting together we are told a lawsuit against the times if they don't. trump says this is distracting from hillary clinton's e-mails and we are talk about both today beginning with the trump accusers. >> he was like an octopus. it was like he had 6 arms he was all over the place. >> reporter: jessica leeds tells "the new york times" that happened when she sat next to

forward. >> he turned to me and embraced me and gave me a kiss on the lips and i remember being shocked. >> reporter: several women now making allegations including one in south florida where trump rallies today. nbc has not verified the claims. the trump campaign denies any of it happened and questions why the women waited years until weeks before the election to report it. >> he doubled down he double downed on the excuse it's tell you after he said that in the last debate the most amazing thing happened. athletes and coaches startedspeaking out. >> reporter: trump says the algages are distracting from leaked e-mails from hillary clinton's aides. the latest documents show conversations trumpp cause anticatholic and down playing terror. >> thing withy leaks e-mails shows the department of justice fed information to clinton. she deleted the e-mails and she

>> reporter: the clinton campaign calls it a faux controversy pushed by russian hackers determined to get trump elect. now here in washington today there's an anti-trump union group that is planning a protest they want to talk about how trump treats his workers in las vegas which is where we will be for the final debate next week. >> tracie before you go, what's the latest on this talk of the trump campaign pulling out up on the state? >> reporter: yeah looks like. sources are telling us he is out. he fired his virginia campaign chair recently for organizing a protest at republican headquarters here. it looks like they are refocusing their efforts sources tell us on pennsylvania and florida. and in north carolina and your state ohio. >> okay tracie thanks so muchand we want to let you know tomorrow president obama will be here to campaign for hillary

tickets are required. there's-- they are still available at east 30th and euclid which is near the cayuga county -- county board of election. you may want to be careful when on facebook. tech he can prts say facebook is scooping up more than your age location and relationship status. the social media site works with political campaigns so they can better target you. some of every move you make is a data point. he can prts say targeted face -- experts say targeted facebook oohed help candidates move up in the polls and they are cheaper than tv commercials. >> this is live or die for politicians. so being able to get to people where they are and motivate them to the polls is totally essential. >> experts say you can install programs that block third party cookies that will help protect your privacy. okay. 6:27 let's bring in hollie to

today. hello,. >> yeah. it's a little damp in spots but the rain is moving out fast so you will probably be able to get ate way without -- away without the umbrella in lot of spots. overcast through mid-morning and start to see sunshine breaks and eventually great skies but we are in the 50s because of the cold front that's pushing through this morning. you can see that very clear line of showers. and it did impact many of you overnight and into early yrl think morning. noey this morning. now they are spotty. from 78 yesterday to 50s today. you bet are grab the fall jackets. wool see if there's warmups as we look ahead to the weekend -- we will see if there's warmups as we look ahead to the weekend. right now tossing to will. >> reporter: down here at the university of akron this may look driving an unuse -- look like a unused undeveloped space but it could help dreams come true for kids. >> it's not donald trump or hillary clinton. how you can dress like the

halloween. >> and i love the music we are helping you scare up fun this halloween. third caller 216-578-0707 wins 4 tickets to the haunted schoolhouse in haunted laboratory in akron.

right newt back. i am john anderson. >> i am lynna lai. hollie has the forecast in a bit but first, we broke the story at 5 a.m. the lebron james family foundation has announced the launch of the i promise institute. >> will ujek is live in akron with the details. hi will. >> reporter: good morning guys. right here in this unused undeveloped space here at the university of akron, this is all going to look much differently here in the coming

akron i promise network helping kids get through high school graduation. last summer he announced full four year scholarships to the university of akron. now it's a step further. launching the institute here at the iewp at this of akron -- university of akron to assist them to make sure they get theirdegrees. it will be a place for students with a governorring board of leading -- governorring board of leading being a dem -- governor -- governing board leading academics. he wants to make sure they are doing everything they can to help them graduate. now the programs serving more than 1100 akron city kids. guys. workers for the cleveland apl will be back in ohio after picking up 16 cogs from south carolina -- dogs from south carolina. they were in a shelter and need

their owners from hurricane matthew. we are getting the first glance of what margarita bil will look like when it opens in the flats. it should open sometime next spring. it has the anticipatesed amenities that -- anticipated amenities that parrot heads expect palm trees and rooftop bar and it's 5 somewhere reminderswhat does that mean. >> it always is. >> it's party. s >> yeah. >> any time. >> anywhere. >> you have the palm trees coming your official tree. >> they are happy. that and the christmas tree let's be honest. as we look at the forecast it's 50s and that's so much cooler than yesterday. we hit 78 just as planned. we were right there and what a gorgeous day. showers are moving out as we speak. and we are going to see a lot ofsunshine by later today. but the overcast will linger this morning. it's because of the cold front moving through here as we

least the main ones are to the east. those of you that are to the west are dry and it's the hit and miss sprinkles compared to just an hour ago where we had steadier light to moderate rains. most of you probably we have been without of umbrella you are okay without it at this point but you better have the the fall jacket. something like a fleece or cozy that's the way to go today. can't rule out a spotty sprinkle through mid-morning but other than that we will we are looking a at lot of sunshine at that point. it's going to be brisk though. not only 50s but we are talking winds out of the northwest 10 to 15 sustained and gusts as high as 25. some leftover wet roads. let's see if there's issues as you head out the door. danielle has a look. >> reporter: thanks so much. so far it's an accident free commute throughout the region the we look seeing a little slow traffic on mars avenue as you hit west through lakewood.

commute but nothing to frustrate you and we have the rain moving throughout the area and here's a time-lapse picture at i-90 at west 116th street where you see the wet roads and as they clear out the current puck tier at 6:-- picture at 6:33. no problems and again no accidents we are starting to see the slowing 71 north into the interinner belt bridge. we look at those drive tombs on 71 between -- times on 71. 16 minute delay but it's normal and heading north and 14 minutes headed south. so we are pretty much a-okay. back to you. >> thanks. this morning we could learn more about a shootout at a cleveland barbershop that sent three people to the hospital including a 4-year-old boy. >> tiffany tarpley joins us live from metrohealth medical center. police are looking for the people who started all this. >> reporter: they are lynna and john and they believe the three teens were involved.

year-old is treated here at metro health medical center. but when it comes to the 4-year- old boy, and a 26-year-old man who were also injured, we are told that they were taken to the hospital in stable condition. that man shot in the back. the child shot in the foot. this all happened last night outside prodigy cuts barbershop on west 59th and storer. police say the teenagers fired shots and employees at the barbershop fired back. coming up at 6:50, we will let you led to this shooting. lynna. >> all right thanks tiffany. time is 6:35. attorneys on both sides are now requesting that serial killer shawn grate keep quiet about the case. ashland county prosecutor's office and defense attorneys filed a motion for a gag order which would prohibit him from talking with any members of the public or media about the case.

murderers in ash lnd and ripland counties. -- ashland and richland counties. there are adults living with disabilities across ohio. most can can work but find it hard to land employment. >> a local program helps them overcome the hurdle and they are finding their place. maureen kyle has the story. >> reporter: there's a program called new avenues to independence. and it's been around northeast ohio for decades. its goal is to help adult with disability to find places to work and who has been working at the get- go in mass dona for three months -- macedonia for three months. before working here he had a lot of job interviews but no call backs. >> i would go to the interviews but they wouldn't call back. i would call them back and they told me they found somebody. >> reporter: he suffered from adh d and through new avenues found his place wft giant eagle family. his manager bonnie says she saw something in brandon right away and giving him a chance was the

made. >> he went out to the pumps and helped a elderly woman to pump her gas and helped someone put air in their tires and on his own, he bought a mass of lolly pops to give out to the children who come to his register. >> reporter: brandon is one of 40 people living with a disability that has been placed with giant eagle. this weekend we will take a closer look at the program and who it can help. back to you. >> looking forward to that. thank you. it's 6:37. time for the arraigned in new jersey courthouse. he remains in a hospital and recovering from gunshot wounds suffered during his arrest. and he will appear by video feed. he allegedly planted bombs in new jersey and new york city. that one exploded in the chelsea neighborhood injuring dozens. today's areinment is -- arenment -- arraignment is for the new jersey charges. hurricane nicole is now an extremely dangerous category 4

captured the view from orbit. in bermuda they have been preparing for the hurricane. the storm had maximum sustained winds of 130 miles per hour and it's on track to hit bermuda today. nearly 75 years after he died during the attack on pearl harbor remains of edwin hopkins are returning home. a 19-year-old naval fireman hopkins was one of 429 men who died in the 249 people who died in the attack. it took until 2015 when dna match led to a positive identification. he will be buried in new hampshire next to his parents. the mall of america we told you in minnesota, was the first to announce they would be closed on thanksgiving day. now a major mall operator is doing the same thing. tennessee based cbl and acorks

associates says the shopping seners will be closed so employees can be with their families. last year they opened at 6 p.m. among properties cbl owns is a large mall eastgate you may know that one. it's in cincinnati. time is 6:39. a top trending story -- the top trending stories are ahead. >> but first matt granite has ways to save. >> reporter: today a free resource a stop the nickel and diming from your bank. >> the forecast clues a few leftover sprirchg -- includes a few leftover sprinkles and we are back to sunshine this afternoon. and it should be a lot mid to late day. 50s though. grab the fall jacket heading to the bus stop and out the door. speaking of the bus stop all beachwood -- beechwood schools closed. eye alert is up because of no power. >> that's a big one.

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chamberlain i believe tried it one year. and his percentage went up dramatically but then apparently he dropped it because he didn't feel manly enough. >> wow. rick barry goes by than 89% free-throw shooter for his entirely nba career. we will see if it continues with the rockets. thanks. it's 6:# 4 a website most banks don't want you to see. matt granite puts the sakes and ways to save. >> reporter: great to be with you. if you are tired of the nickel and diming and many of the overage fees and unfair fees tied to the bank, it may be time to find a new establishment. find a better bank.com. take look at one of my favorite unbiased unaffilliated a independent resources to find a better bank. that's all the website does. enter the zip code and you will

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most spots. and right now, in the middle 50s at hopkins. we have got a brisk wind out of the northwest but the cold front is pushing through. at this point you can probably leave umbrellas behind. showers are really out of here and pretty spotty at this point. it's totally dry to the west. and even east looking better. we will see bright skies. after some overcast this morning. so, get through the next few hours and expect things to brighten up midday we will start to see peeks of sunshine and i think it sh really mostly sunny by later this afternoon and into early evening before it sets. we have got the stretch here which shows cloud cover to partly sunny to mostly sunny skies. 50s and steady through -- steady through the day. so a pretty big change we should be low 60s for highs and we will end up a little below that today. it's all because of the cold front mr. cold front is marching off to the east here. and, behind it we have got the much, much cooler air moving in. and showers are pretty few and

spotty sprinkle here and there and that's it. most of you have started to dry out compared to just a few hours ago. so, driveways and sidewalks are wet. the streets and things be careful for slick conditions. a reminder beech beachwood schools are closed today. because of no power. this is 11 a.m. today. can't rule out an isolated sprinkle but by early afternoon and most certainly later it will end up clear. skies. and it looks like it will be clear tonight too which translates into cold. i have a feeling the furnaces will be kicking on. upper 30s as we start your friday. it's going to be a sun filled friday a wnd windians friday. highs in the low 60s. gorgeous day and seasonal and comfortable and what you expect this time of the year. it will be cool for the game. it's an 8:08 start tomorrow evening. dress nice and cozy warm and you are good to go. warming back up for the

the pumpkins and hay mazes and the fall fun things and rain chances return on sunday. time for doggone weather zulu adopted from the cleveland apl enjoying a little boating and a little kayaking. not swimming. that's the thing. adam thanks so much for sending in the photo. 6:48. he scores. >> goal. >> we will never forget that moment when the monsters won the championship and then the summer long celebration comes full circle with the raising of the championship banner tomorrow night. and here it is it's in house again with the best security system. we have a large bird keeping ion on the cup. and a lot of excitement with the monsters. pam joins me along with the monster hockey girls good

>> thanks -- thank you for being here. can you believe how crazy the summer has been. >> i keep telling everyone it was short but sweet. and our off season was a little smaller for the building. but how can you complain it was so exciting for the city. >> you will never complain when you see that going around the city and all the fans how they reacted just seeing it. >> it's been fantastic. we have had to take it to partner restaurants or stops here and there and people come up and is like is called cup. >> yeah -- cup. >> yeah it's pretty well-known. >> we have monsters and raising of the banner and this is a huge celebration as well tell me what's going on. >> it is. doors open at 6. we are going have a great photo booth set up on concourse free to everyone. it was nice backdrop and being take a picture and you can take photos with the cup. all sorts of little face lifts around the building so you see championship photos.

will be prominent. we are sporting our brand new white cleveland monster jerseys which we are excited about. and a lot of just exciting things the new video is going to be cool a nod to the championship goal or winning goal and it's he can sighting. >> should be fun. new name cleveland monster. new coach is coming in and he's won a stanley cup before. >> three. >> three. so you've got that experience and you will have new players but you will have familiar faces as well. so everything is good. now you are the team looked >> yeah. that's right. we are pretty excited and hopefully will send that good vibes across the way to our friend at the indians and have a great win weekend for everybody. >> with the indians game going on best advice it's gobbing a party atmosphere down there. >> right. >> it's going to be crazy i would say get there early. >> get there early and it's going to be the place to be downtown to watch both games you know. you want to be there on the plaza and it's going to be jumping for the indians and for us. and i would advoiceyone to get

>> you know what's the best part with hockey season 5 a.m. wakeup calls again right aheadies. thanks we are excited about the season but thanks for coming in and let's do it again. >> great. >> pam thanks so much. ladies thanks. sully thank u you for keeping an eye on the -- thank you for keeping an eye on the cup. now let's throw it out to will. >> reporter: good morning john. this vacant rule at -- room at the university of akron will be shaping up and shaping some young kids' futures.

welcome back to channel 3 news we begin the morning rush with a greattory from akron. university of akron right now this building that needs a little work done to it is going to help shape tomorrow's future. thanks to the help of lebron james and lebron james family foundation them began this a long time ago with the wheels for education program trying to get the graduation rate up in

year scholarship program. university of akron and is taking it a step forward with the i promise institute to come and get overeying curriculum and -- overseeing curriculum and it will be finished by 2021 thefirst students in 8th grade right now to get into college. tomorrow president obama will be in cleveland to campaignfor hillary clinton at bela doors open at 8:30. tickets are required and are available today. you can pick them up at east 30th and euclid which is near the cuyahoga county board of elections. tiffany. >> reporter: john, we are following a developing story this morning out of cleveland's west side. three people including a 4-year- old boy taken here to metro after a shootout near west 59th and storer before 8. police say three teens were trying to pull off a robbery at prodigy cuts barbershop.

employees fired back. the 4-year-old boy and a 26- year-old man both were taken here in stable condition. police also tell us that a 16- year-old was taken here to the hospital. they believe he may have been involved in the shooting. lynna. . [audio not understandable] 20 people were indied the for the part -- indicted for their part in a drunk ring that brought fentnal cocaine and heroin into the area. they were being brought in from chicago and drug enforcement officials says the arrest has links to mexican drug lord joaquin el chapo guzman. parma schools may have a problem with math. a parent reviewed the budget line by line and found a 7 figure mistake. it appears it was a misplaced comma one that could have easily gone unnoticed and one that is leading to an audit. last month the district announced it's facing a 15 million dollar deficit. danielle. >> reporter: thanks so much. right now we have slow downs on

accident near transportation and that accident cleared but a 10 minute delay remains from the jennings. we are sewing slowing on 90 east, 71 north and 77 north into downtown. those delays are between 2 to 3 minutes. hollie. >> thanks so much. here's forecast. showers are moving out most of you are dry otherwise partly sunny and cooler today. we will end up mainly sunny by later on but we are 50s and we are low 60s for the windians friday and back in the 70s. saturday dry with showers returning to the forecast sunday. but i will tell you what it's going to be warm and very mild even into the start of next week. >> that is nice cozy thing. >> i told the monsters i would keep an eye on this but he comes with it i guess. so. come on over to the house today sully. >>i love talking to mascots. >> you need more cereal.

career were. >> and with hollie's forecast maybe soup. >> whatever you want sully. >> thank you all. let's look at this again and keep it right here. go monsters and we will see you throughout the morning on the today show. >> yeah. have a great day. thanks so much for watching. >> thanks for watching channel 3 news. take channel 3 news and weather with you whereof you go text wkyc to down load the free

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