back to you guys. >>> thanks jasmine. 5:38 now. firing back. hillary clinton back on the campaign trail attacking her opponent donald donald trump. we have t report from washington. stay with us. i'm gonna pretend i'm with the irs. i'm gonna say you owe back taxes and threaten you with jail time. that'll scare you into giving me a whole bunch of your money. i also need your social security number, too, because then i can really take you to the cleaners. unfortunately, it's never this obvious. that's why we're here. dedicated to protecting ohio families 5:41 now. in politic this is morning, war of words is heating up between donald trump and hillary clinton with each accusing the other of racism. tracey pots is live with the latest. good morning tracey. it's getting hot lynna campaign trail. good morning everyone. let's start with hillary clinton. trump's message and his people, some retired recently are not only attracting dangerous hate groups, she says they're empowering those groups. >> they're out. they're out. >> donald trump on cnn overni

jasmine is essential to accompany any gift. >> translator: i give my mom jasmine every year. we also light candles. >> translator: i think of her all the time. i was just so little and she raised me. >> reporter: teachers and students mark mother's day, too, such as this bangkok elementary school. because mother's day is a national holiday, many schools invite mothers to celebrate one day early. children offer tributes. on this day, more than 500 mothers of children from first to third grade are attending. ♪ a performer sings a traditional mother song. at the end of the performance, children kneeled at their mother's feet and give hugs. >> translator: i love mom. >> translator: everything mom gives me is great. >> reporter: 6-year-old sitthinon is a student here. he and his classmates learned to make a special present, a mother's day card. >> translator: i'm so excited. i want to see how mom likes it. >> reporter: as the only child, sitthinon has all his mother's love to himself. he's also grateful for her delicious food. after the meal, he fetches his present for her. he giv

jasmine. >> reporter: hey, guys. well, i get a chance to talk to a guy who was a contestant on cleveland hustle. he owns the akron honey company. >> 5:00 sharp. welcome to wednesday. it's the 24th day of august. i hope you're feeling rested. it's a sun filled morning. today. now, it's going to warm up. most of you are in the 50s and 60s. by 9:00, winds are out of the south today. we'll be 80 degrees by lunch or recess time. if you're thinking about bus stops, moms and dads, i would go with a jacket kids can throw in their bags. we're going to end up seeing clear to partly thunderstorms. we're tracking that area of wet weather. i'm going to let you know when it arrives. first, let's get a check on your commute with danielle and see how things are moving along. >>> good morning to you all waking up. we'll scan the traffic map to make sure you have a clear drive. we're not tracking any accidents at that hour. here is a state route 8 near macedonia. not too many people out there. it's smooth sailing. 7 minutes headed nor

jasmine brooks talks with the all eyes are on rio de janeiro! the opening ceremony is the official kick off to the 2016 summer games. those fortunate enough to be brazil know what they want to see. 327;48 luther sigurdsson, iceland "some samba dancers and maybe some local brazilian dance. that would be nice also." rio's culture is filled with dance, bright colors and eye catching costumes...and if the past is any predictor of the future, disappointment. lucas ferria 30;36- "as a brazilian i can say i am open for the people to come. i am they are here and i just want to enjoy their company." lucas ferria is enjoying the summer games with his friends from all over the world. 32;29- ashlyn carney, colorado "i'm from u.s, we have my friends live in london, chile, brazil." ;35;36 jasmine brooks "during a time where the zika virus, water pollution and crime seem to overshadow the ceremony is about uniting over two-hundred nations across the globe." ;32;50 ashlyn carney, colorado "all the nations are in this one place and we kind of just get to just be

i am jasmine monroe, channel 3.>>> we're going to post all of the information on those refunds. if you went to the game or know someone who did, expect the nfl to release that information tomorrow. we will have it for you first thing.>>> taken 2 of olympic team usa sob big wins this evening. michael phelps got his 19th olympic gold medal mac. elsewhere, katie ledecky blows away her old record, she owns the competition. she beat second-place by more than five seconds. the us gymnastics squad, simona bias pulled off her patented twist during a floor routine. on the tennis courts, venus and serena come up doubles for the first time in their careers. dashing hopes of a fourth straight gold medal. eight has your highlights coming up a little later in sports. now we head to rio with sara shookman. she reports on player in foster olympics. >> reporter: after a beautiful weekend in brazil, we're looking forward to the competition next week. one of the most anticipated events is rugby seven. back in the olympics for the first time since 1924. while the traditional rugby powerhouses like

jasmine monroe is live with more on how it works. hi jasmine. >> good morning to you. right now we're at bera police fight their habits. they won't be arrested but instead evaluated at a facility. it was started by a massachusetts police officer last year. berea and ohmstead are the two communities first to hire it. 10 programs are statewide. if inspected into this program, addicts will be rehabilitation facility 28 days for treatment. there's no cost to the community to attend this. this will all take place here today. both police departments are hoping this is the right step in the right direction. back to you. >> thanks jasmine. >> later today, governor kasich will join leaders from nine neighboring states to talk about the epidemic. he'll speak in kins cincinnati where 60 overdoses have been summit is aimed at improving cooperation. ohio is among the five states with highest number of drug overdose deaths in 2014. >>> canton police are investigating after a violent day yesterday two separate shootings happenedless than two miles from each other -- happened less tha

((food served)) 13;07 jasmine brooks "this is living the life. thank you so much. coconut water and a delicious animal cruelty case involving wild mustangs. ((mmm)) >> plus...dangerous ..., nuclear material...stolen from a northwest home. the frantic search to find the hanzardous material. . ((brian loftus)) >> and... the blue cut fire isn't slowing down. how much of the fire is contained? we'll have that answer coming up on good day. ((mmm)) 8 news now good day, the valley's news leader, starts right now./// ((now, live...this is 8 ((michelle mortensen)) >>> from fire to floods ... we're seeing wild weather coast-to-coast this morning. thanks for joining us .... i'm michelle mortensen in for kirsten. ((brian loftus)) >> and i'm brian loftus. in louisiana ... the rain and flooding has now claimed 13 lives .and at least 70,000 people are asking for federal disaster assistance today the head of homeland security will tour damage from

jasmine monroe joins us live from the mustard seed in akron with a show. good morning to you, jasmine. >> reporter: good morning to you. that's right. i'm joined by wesley. he can't tell us if he won or not, but he can tell us about his experience up until the show. tell us how you got there and what is next? >> first of all we're all winners. well, i got a call from out of it was an opportunity where you can have your business invested in and, you know, it's going to be an amazing experience. you know i thought it was bogus at first. i'm pretty sure a lot of participants thought it was bogus, but it turned out to be a real thing, as you can see. >> and to have lebron james endorse a partnership with you, that has to be huge. even if you win or don't win, represented by a man that's trying cleveland all at the same time, it has to be an honor. >> it is. it comes with a great responsibility to do good and see all the possibilities. that's what we do in our city. it started from a vacant lot and, now, look at where we're at. we're in honey and a growing skin

jasmine bok authentic cuisine being served up at the famous copacabana beach. <<>> ((christianne k now at 6. ((paul joncich)) >> see you tonight at 11. for seniors like barbara, social security makes a difference every month. bu

start with jasmine. >>> hey good morning everyone. we're here at bob's hamburger talking about how the life of jeffrey dahmer movie will hit the big movie theater soon. one restaurant will be featured in that movie we'll talk to her about that experience and what she is expecting from these actors when they get here today. we'll get more after the break. ? ? there are things in life that just go together. it's like they're always side by side because when we put them together, they're better. like home and auto insurance from state farm. they just go together. just another way we're here to help life go right. 6:52. hollie has the check of the forecast coming up. greg has the check of the roads. reporters are standing by. let's begin with tiffany. >> we know that a local high school football team is forfeiting their first game of the season after allegations of hazing. we first brought you this update last night at 11:00. breaking news in a letter from lake catholic high school's principal in mentor, we learned several varsity members

jasmine brooks takes us on a tour of the port district... playing live music for large crowds....vendors preparing fresh, mouthwatering cuisine.. and people relaxing..having a good time. (nat sound of people) this is the port district... abandoned warehouses transformed into entertainment venues.. where cargo ships once unloaded their wares, cruise ships now drop off their passengers. this kind of people and this energy is amazing." brightly painted buildings catch your eye.... and so do some of the people.... ((painted face man)) it's all here, in the heart of rio's historic center. this area was renovated for the games...and locals are blown away. vivianna lahorgue,rio "i never expected like this, and i have been here for my whole life and i've seen copacabana for many years and it has never been like this." kelly ribeiro, rio "it's cool to see all these while tourists are endugling themselves in rio's culture for just a few short weeks... locals hope the port district will continue to flurish.... after the games. vivianna lahorgue,rio "it

((food served)) 13;07 jasmine brooks "this is living the life. thank you so much. coconut water and a delicious meal on copacabana beach.">>> dominate in rio.. we've got 93 medals -- the most in every category .. 30 gold.. 32 silver and 31 bronze. ((brian loftus)) >> china behind us with 54 medals.. great britain has 50 and russia has 41./// ((brian loftus)) at today's events.. las vegas local vashti cunningham will compete in the women's high jump qualifications. finals are on saturday. and local connor fields will ride in the quarterfinals for bmx. another top event- usain bolt looking to make history in the 200 meter final. if he captures gold, he'll have won both the 100 and 200 meter races at 3 consecutive olympics./// ((brian loftus)) >>> and team usa once again proved their talent on the >> our guys beat argentina ... 105 to 78 in the quarterfinals. kevin durant led the team with 27 points.. america will take on spain in the semifinals tomorrow./// ((brian loftus)) >>> and for the first time in more than three decades, an american man won a medal in the 3,00

jasmine peters was left with the district is investigating but the superintendent says it is common for all ages of students to share a bus in rural districts like this one. however peter's attorney wants to know why the teen was even allowed to ride the bus. according to police he is on probation and has a history of getting into trouble at that school. >> he had reached over that seat and he was telling another girl if you don't hit her i'm going hitter for you. >> reed: although jasmine is physically okay her father says who is expected to be charged with third degree assault. he could also be in trouble at school and the principal is recommending he be expelled. recommending? >> marie: let's turn a page and talk about something lighter shall we? many dog owners swear their pets really understand them. now there is scientific evidence. >> reed: we're going to give you a taste of this story next on "news 3 live at 3:30." i'll also have it at 5:00. how our four-legged friends analyze the meaning of the words we >> chloe: stormy weather continues across the southeast. we're not too far

. >> reporter: when terry peters picked up his little girl jasmine from afterschool care on thursday. >> i'm very upset, i'm mad. >> reporter: he immediately noticed this mark on her face and took this picture. >> people came out and began to state to me she got slapped on the school bus. >> reporter: he says the daycare workers told him 17-year-old tavon walters did it on the bus ride from the school to the afterschool program. >> he reached over theea don't hit her, i'm going to hit her for you. >> reporter: the bus security video shows walters grabbing another student's hand and using it to hit jasmine on the right side of her face. the picture is on the left side which is why school officials and police are unclear if the teen is responsible for the actual mark in this picture. >> the behavior on the bus was not anymore abnormal than on most buss. >> reporter: the superintendent says common for all ages of peter's attorney wants to know why walters was even allowed to ride the bus. according to police he's on probation and has a history of getting into trouble at school. >> we're

thanks, jasmine. >> i love that sweater! i would sub it for a poncho. so cute. >> next up, we have brother and sister duo here. >> oh. >> this is abby and oscar. >> all right. >> and so, abby looks adorable. talk about her style, right? >> do it again. >> do what you did. >> ooh! >> nice. >> for abby, it's like a taylor with, of course, a plaid flannel, an essential for back to school, and gave her a jean jacket. every back-to-school wardrobe definitely needs one of these. gave her a flower for a little bojo country, and then a look isn't complete without cowboy boots, right? so we gave her the ankle boots. and here on oscar, he definitely did not need my help. he knew exactly what he wanted, has great style. aztec t-shirt with the aztec on the side. >> oscar looks from earlier. >> he kind of does! >> with the dimples? >> i know! >> you're like a dead ringer. so cute. >> and distressed denim with cool kicks from congress. >> so cute. >> then we have antoinette. and she's showing us also kind of a bohemian country look with this crochet dress. and she to

let's talk first a little bit about jasmine and jeremiah. >> jasmine and jeremiah. i have been working with jasmine since she was first pregnant. so, i helped her through getting to doctors about pregnancy, the stress that came with it. you know making sure that she knew how to be the best mom she could be and then, ming sure that we knew how to get her involved in different community resources. so making sure she had a pack and play and a safe place for him to sleep and making sure she knew all about important stuff about parenting. >> does she have a similar story to other people who come to you where to go or what to do. >> most of our clients come not knowing what to do. it's an unplanned pregnancy and they are nervous and scared and just trying to figure out all of the resources and how do you get to the doctor and what does my child need all of that. so, yeah, that's most of our clients. >> i think that's so important. you're a case worker you work with a lot of different people. how many people do you usually end up working with. >> at a time usually about 25

jasmine monroe joined the professionals to give us a look. >> reporter: have you ever thought of buying a toy but didn't want to spend the money until you knew if kids would play for it? step two has a program called toy testing. all you have to do is apply. eight different toys and over 1000 applications. a genius opportunity for children to play with the toy before parents start buying it from the store. >> this is a great opportunity for moms and dads to say okay daughter let's try this out. it is something we like to play with. we like to mix the gender lines. >> reporter: some of the toys your kids can test are the hot wheels car and track play handy man workbench. but are they as fun as they look? i asked the experts. >> i liked the hot wheels track. >> reporter: why? >> because it is so cool. >> we are playing with cars that are not doing anything. >> reporter: ashley says having kids actually play with the toys really helps with the development of each toy before it hits the stores. >> it helps with research and development and market and go creating new products for the future.

jasmine ward is next with the fire this time, a collection of essays and poems about race written by more than 15 contributors. nancy isenberg examines class in america and the political significance of poor whites from reconstruction to the new deal in white trash. and carlo rovelli with his overview of modern physics in seven brief lessons on physics. that's a look at some of the current nonfiction bestseller ors according to politics and prose bookstore in washington d.c. many of these authors have appeared or will be appearing on booktv. you can watch them on our web site, booktv.org. >> you know, one of the tenets both for military thinking and also even in the business world is you have to know your competitor or know your enemy, right? know your enemy, know your enemy, know your enemy. i mean, that has been engrained in me and, i'll deyou, lots of us that have served this country, it doesn't make any difference whether you're an intelligence officer or not, you must know your enemy. now, as i sit up here today and i dabble in the business world, know your competitor. it's the

i'm jasmine monroe. ohmstead and bera are teaming together to stop addictions with the new group perry addicts can go to two stations arrested or charged. the program was started by a police chief last year. it's the first two cuyahoga counties to offer it. there are 10 programs statewide. if accepted into the program, addicts will be taken to recovery and rehabilitation facility. this is free to the community. . >> tiffany? >> we know today members of the national weather service will be in indiana and ohio to assess the damage after a tornado there yesterday. we're going to show you this video from the internet. . >> state route 24, tornado on the ground. almost hit that church. tornado on the ground. >> austin blair recorded this video, posted on youtube. it's from northwest ohio. there was also tornadoes reported in indiana. people were there overnight homes and businesses also destroyed. people without power. the good news in both states. no reports of serious injuries. >>> thank you. movie crews ha

channel three jasmine munro is looking into the safety measures. >>reporter: about an hour and a half and butler ohio this will be open to the public next friday.d lives up to the nate -- the name. slip and slide. what are they doing to prevent injuries and keep people safe? i will have that part of the story coming up at 6:00. >>> thanks, jasmine. if you travel along the central interchange in akron get ready for big changes. if you remember this was the underway about one week ago. overnight delayed closures finally began. the i 77 northbound to i 76 westbound ramp is shut down along with southward eight to i 76 westbound ramp. a look at how to get around the traffic troubles is at our website wkyc.com. >>> a baby seriously injured is out of the hospital in the worker accused of injuring her is in anastasia had a fractured skull, bring bleeding and a broken arm. she was told by the price up childcare that the daughter -- her daughter fell. the day care employee was arrested and pleaded not guilty. >>> the search is on for the arsonist who set a h

were caught up in the 2007 murder of a juvenile named kathleen jasmine han. arranged an out-call date for the girl, and g. delivered her to the john's apartment, where she was tortured and killed. while the teen's killer got life in prison, jasmine's trafficker was never punished. >> are we ready to talk about that yet? >> it don't matter. >> you know all about it. >> i know all about it. >> why haven't you talked to us, then? >> it's not my problem. >> investigators are working to build a federal trafficking case against g. and want crystal to cooperate. >> i know who you are. you're not a bad person. you're not a bad person at all. i think you got hooked up with g. when you were too young. >> no. >> when you were young? come on. >> no. >> he's not good news. you know that. >> but crystal is not about to give up g. tonight. in the jargon of the underground sex trade, she remains true to the game. >> the girls would deny that they have any type of pimp. they're just doing it for themselves. they don't want to see him get in trouble, and they don't want to hav

reporting from the newsroom, i'm jasmine monroe, "channel 3 news." >>> thank you jasmine. >> >> if you are waking up, now, you might be seeing rain where michael -- >> yeah, a cool hat like lebron a. something like that, that would be great. >> we are lear waking up to rain. here's the deal, last week at this time, we were talking about how we desparately needed the rain, mother nature has delivered. light to moderate rain, andover. we are tr heads up in geneva and ashtebula for moderate to heavy rain there and right along interstate 71, just north of that, you will notice the thin line, thin strip of showers moving in. so, heads up in new london, otherwise, your forecast for today, temperatures at lunchtime, 80, a couple of storms, highs at 82 degrees. we'll talk about another late week warmup with temperatures minutes, maureen, back to you. >> >> sports is next, dave has the highlights from some of the top >>> hi everyone, good morning, indians go for the sweep against the angels. they had to before they could try to make it three straight wins. jose ramirez stays hot, rbi double, 1-

[inaudible] i think, i say this all the time, i think the three best riders on the planet are jasmine ward, lehman. jasmine ward is known for her second novel which is situated in pre-katrina mississippi right before katrina and tells the story which each of a young girl's coming-of-age in her interactions with her family and men like her brothers and father and coming into knowing her sexuality and her position within that. there's a beautiful novel about where the lines lead to deal with the set of twin boys also in mississippi who, just the different paths that are on offer for young black men coming out of high school in the rural south living through poverty and one gets caught up in selling drugs because he's depressed that the other was able to get a job but it's not the job that the one wants. all of those emotions wrapped up into her own experience of four black men in her life who died and had a big impact on her and the expectation is that, 11 of them being her brother and the things that happen to produce those. i just think she is probably the best writer right now. lehma

jasmine monroe looks that the tonight from stark county. >> reporter: out with the old and in with the new. drivers in canton have a choice whether they want to pay for parking with quarters ory phone. >> 2016 who has a bunch of quarters sitting around. >> now they can park in style with the meter feeder app. it's a pittsburgh area operation getting a test run in the streets around market square. >> i think that's great for canton. it shows it's really stepping up, getting ahead toft -- ahead of the times. >> drivers can enter credit card information and pay to park making it easier for all. >> dan says coins will remain an option, but for those that don't want to carry cash and want convenience can download on android and apple devices. >> everybody seems to like it. it almost seems too simple. like where's the catch? you have a two hour time limit the app offers a unique reminder. >> it gives you a count down. it gives a time till expires so if you happen to be inne galleries or wiz -- or art galleries or business, watch and see how close you are. >> reporter: of all drivers i spoke

jasmine monroe is reporting from the newsroom. >> reporter: imagine four feet of water. that's enough to cover this whole area. that's what happened at the greater baton rouge food bank. waters. the images from the greater baton rouge food bank hit local workers here at the food bank hard. >> it's hard on the staff. it's hard on the community. it's kind of a shocker. >> for dan flowers, the devastating images is personal. he's good friends with the ceo at baton rouge's food bank. >> just a few days after that, he sent me an e-mail sunday night with a picture of their food bank. it was totally flooded. the water has come in. they had four feet of water there. >> food banks across the board have been offering help. there's one big problem. >> we ask people not send stuff down there, that we get an opportunity to assess the situation and then our food bank and food banks around the country will help out with products that they request from us. >> in the meantime, if you want to help out. >> they certainly need your help. they can visit www.beourfoodbank.org. >> the flooding

ladies and gentlemen, farah jasmine griffin. >> thank you and good afternoon. i know you're here because you love her sin. can't hear? that better? already. i'll keep talking until you can hear me. i'll try to speak a little more loudly. is that any better? i know you're here because you love zora neale hurston, not because this is one of the only air-conditioned venues today. it is wholly appropriate today that we have this panel on someone here in harlem, which is a place for she calls home, a place that inspires mr. roemer, a place that started her career. this year will mark the 100th anniversary of her earth and she continues to be a writer in a figure who mesmerizes us. we are fortunate to be joined by a group of people who had been quite a bit of time speaking about someone in the context in which he lived and worked. after some ultra- brief introduction to open it up and have a discussion and then we will open it up to you. first speaker is transcendent, a beloved friend in college and in many ways like herself, she writes in multiple forms. she's an ac

police have arrested elliott kirkland, mark sanchez and jasmine shafer. each has been charged with one count of murder. the 4th person, thomas, was also charged with obstructing justice. the arrest followed the discovery of the body of jimmy jr. holland was 38. police listed the murder of year. >>> police are also investigating the deaths of two men in canton this morning. the officer was responding to a shooting in the 200 block of midway avenue. when police arrived, they found two men in their 20s dead inside a home. a woman was inside the house at the time of the shooting. she was not hurt. at this time, police have no suspects or motives. >>> there's been a big development between the cleveland teacher union. and threat of a teacher has been averted. and this is a development -- news channel 5 sarah finney followed the story. she filed this resport. >>> -- report. >>> 21 hours of stray bargaining will keep students and teachers all across cleveland in classrooms friday. a tentative agreement was reached between a -- between a cleveland teacher's union

jasmine joined the professionals to give us a look. >> re heart about -- thought about buying the toy did you -- but didn't want to buy it because you think your kid may not play with it? they have toy testing, and you just have to apply. eight different toys and over 1,000 applications. why? for step 2 toy testing, a general wuss opportunity for kids to play with a toy before they buy it from the store. >> this is a great opportunity let's try this out, and it's something that we lie to play with and mix the gender lines. >> reporter: some of the toys your kids can test are the hot wheels car and track play table, little cooks kitchen, and the just like home pro handyman workbench. are they as fun as they look? i asked the experts. >> i like the hot wheels track? why? >> because it's so cool. >> playing with cars that are not doing anything. >> ashley says having the development of each toy before it hits the store. >> it helps with research and development and marketing and creating new products for the future. >> reporter: after testing the toy for a couple weeks, families then sub

. >> i'm jasmine monroe, channel 3 news. >> hundreds of you are talking about this story on the wkyc facebook page. greg says he absolutely agrees with the teacher, but arlene commented. great thought, but some things need additional time. >> i would only add to spend a few minutes discussing what your student >> robin says no testing, no homework, why bother going to school. get this on the conversation now on wkyc's facebook page. >>> heatlh news tonight, all the talk about zika this year. remember west nile virus? it's been detected in five cuyahoga county communities. they've all come back positive. while it's not unusual for the mosquitoes to be infected, it's important to protect yourself. remember to eliminate any standing water around your to keep kids inside one hour before sunset. >> and i can tell the pressure. those are really great things to be able to do. >> next at 6:00, another medical miracle performed at the cleveland clinic. monica robbins shows us how one woman is receiving a special touch. >> northern ohio, we've been seeing beautiful weather lately. looking ahea

jasmine has the story of an akron teen on a mission. >> many don't have the opportunity to swim like simone. . >> andrew apple bee has been -- life. in high school he learned the disproportionate drowning rate. >> i learned the rate children as well as inner city and non inner city. i wanted to start a program to help. >> according to the u.s. swimming foundation website, 70% of african-americans can't swim, 60% of latinos. only 40% of caucasians this is a statistic he told ymca he wanted to change for the better >> being able to help incredible. kids of all age help them. we've had people in middle school, high school, college. it's been an awesome program. >> he says by helping inner city kids swim at a young age, they're able to aspire to win a gold medal like simone. >> when i saw her win the gold medal, i felt if i try, i can go to olympics and follow her footsteps. >> throughout the program, each student receives eight hours of today they took time out to thank one special olympian. >> thank you simone. [ inaudible ] >>> most can get their fix for their sweet tooth with the lat

they tell cbs north carolina 25- year-old jasmine graham >>> garner police are holding an informational meeting next month after nearly half a million dollars within the missing from 30 homeowners associations. garner police said the owner could face fraud or he said his work with "black lives matter" is taking up too much of his time. >>> wake county schools may soon have to start sharing athletic fields, one of the options the county is exploring due to land becoming more and more scarce. >> vibrant area. we have a high quality of life and that attracts people from pay for the facilities with the money from today's population. >> another option includes schools partnering with cities and maybe businesses to share parking lots for students. >> here with wes hohenstein. >>> the rain cooled us down. some of the showers were strong but as we head into the here's what the radar looks like. heavy downpours with dangerous lightning. we start along i-95. most of the lightning has crossed over into virginia. coming back into franklin county around lewisburg heavy downpours. spotty as you go ba

jasmine is a second grade teacher from new york city. how badly did i mangle your name?'re currently undecided. what's your question in. >> thank you for your time this evening. i'm interested to hear more about your personal faith or your personal beliefs. i know you grew up in a reformed jewish household. do you currently believe in god and could you tell us more about your personal journey in this area in. >> great. so i grew up a very religious person. i was probably the most religious person in my family. and i actually brought traditional jewish ritual into my family because i was so excited about what was going on in my reform temple where i sang in the choir. and certainly, my view of the world, i have to say grew out of the morality and the tales that i was learning from the old testament. now i am actually in a mixed family. and i am not actively practicing any religion. but i certainly have a very strong sense of our moral and human, what shall we say fiber? something that is spiritual, that is kind of beyond our actual grasp, that inspires me and gives me gre

reporting from the akron camp, i'm jasmine monroe channel 3 news. >>> of course trump and hillary clinton both suffer from ratings and libertarian candidate johnson is saying the u.s. needs to be more fiscally conservative, he needs 15% to participate in the fall debates alongside clinton and trump. >> we are headed to a fiscal cliff if we don't address some really big issues in this country. and they are the entitlements, medicaid and medicare. i am going to be president of the united states. >> johnson right now is polling just shy of 9% nationally. some polls though have him in double digits and he is campaigning throughout new england this week. we have a lot more political coverage for you at wkyc.com including a live stream of donald trump's appearance going on in akron tonight. >>> when wild water kingdom closes in just two weeks it old geauga amusement park that shuts down, reporting tonight on what the future holds for this beloved landmark. >> walk along geauga lake, this is what you see a lot of open space. wild water really was the bright star in all of this, that is going to

the same as the people he met out there, jasmine, wing, jack, wing, harris, wing. interesting. anyway, we will follow up. >>> the faa's new drone rules in effect today deal with where drones fly, but address the privacy concerns. commercial drones have to weigh less than 55 pounds, cannot fly over 400 feet, not over 100 miles an hour, only during daylight hours. operatorvise to qualify for flying licenses, must be 16 or older. we have a link to the drone testing scepters on our-- centers on our facebook page. best practice guidelines with privacy, the issue, the faa will there is a drone over your backyard in denver. police tell us they won't get involved either. >>> the jewelry heist investigated at the airport is not ocean's 11 stuff, but it does appear to be an inside job involving diamonds and a bag. the united airline employee, rafael magana, is accused of felony theft, supposed to be holding on to a jewelry case left behind from a passenger frup aspen, he held on-- from aspen, he held on to it all right, investigators say he got caught on diamond earrings, bracelets, and

. >> jasmine, thanks. donald trump is set to take the stage tonight at the university of akron canton at 7:00. >>> without you or your kids information is released. one abductor used abinfo to target and find young victims. we have more on the fbi's investigation. >> it's an app, no big deal. that's what kids will tell you. one fbi agent says it's a big deal and dangerous especially when they use the apps equipped with messager. >> social media 2,000 to choose from. >> a lot of information is getting out about where your kid goes to school where you live, where you walk home from school. >> information fbi agent vickie anderson says this man could have gathered from social media or apps that he then used when he allegedly abducted a 6-year-old girl from her home and kept her 17 hours. he attempted to pull a 10-year-old girl out of her february. it's a possible connection they're investigating as they continue to look for this man. >> this is not necessarily a random come into this house. this individual ob

park shop owners rant with customers was caught on video and now it is going viral on 23-year-old jasmine from california went into the estes park sweat shirt center to return their shirts. that's when they claim the owner lost it. >> we came to return our shirts. >> who am i? i'm an arab. >> this guy was sighing i know your kind. you just leave your (bleep) everywhere and you don't care about other people. >>i'm supposed to be the adult >> the store owner says this video doesn't show the whole story. we have more on the the dense channel.com. >>> two ballot issues that would have limited fracking in colorado will not be on the ballot. we found some of the signatures may have been forged. right now the attorney general is investigating after the secretary of state identified this petition having forged signatures. this is the third case of possible forgeries denver 7 has uncovered since may. >> the j. looks the same. the e is different. collectibles on south broadway. signatures are authenticated by sending in photos or requiring paper work that proves the signature is legitimate. >>> tay

. >> is jasmine there? hi, jasmine. my name's mark.s wondering if i could have some company for tonight? all righty. i'll be waiting. >> with two possible girls coming to take the bait there is nothing left for the human decoy to do but wait. >> police, open the door. so we don't have to use the key. >>> it's 7:00 p.m. at a popular >>> it's 7:00 p.m. at a popular tourist area of oakland. while unsuspecting tourists take in the sights and sounds of san francisco bay, undercover officers position themselves around this hotel waiting for the pimps who control and sell underage girls to deliver them to a man they think will pay for sex. they don't know the john is an undercover officer for oakland's child exploitation unit and that the fbi and a dozen officers are waiting to rescue the girl and arrest the pimp. the decoy, officer beers, says in the last two weeks they've rescued a 12-year-old and twin 13-year-old girls. >> 11 years ago when i first started you might periodically come across underage prostitutes on the track or doing one of

. >> reporter: jasmine is physically okay but her father says she's now scared to ride the bus. the 17-year-old is expected to be charged with third-degree assault and the school principal is recommending he be expelled. upstate new york. a woman getting trapped inside one of the cars involved in the accident and three strangers who raced to the rescue are opening up about their heart-stopping experience our christa delcamp with their story. >> you really don't think about it. it's j's something we did. >> reporter: doug coupon and chris white among those who fought back flames last week to save a woman from her car after a violent crash involving 10 vehicles on an interstate upstate, new york. >> we did what most people in the world should do. foundation fortunately a lot more bystanders that took pictures instead of helping somebody. it was unfortunate. >> reporter: this dash-cam video captured the track after a tractor/trailer's brakes failed and it smashed vehicles with several of the cars catching on fire. >> our focus was get the woman we got the fire extinguisher and ran

jasmine is live with more. good evening. >> reporter: hey, good evening. right now we're here at hopping brewery in akron. they're talking about their 13% starting tomorrow at 12:01 brew master will finally get the serve one beer he's been dreaming up for years. . >> we couldn't be more excited to have this law removed as just something. we can now do some of the beers we always wanted to do. >> frank has owned the bar ten years. now the idea of serving without a 12% cap is coming true. flavor in the beer. i've done that before but only a test environment. to do that for my guests as well as for a test is unbelievable. >> reporter: he tells us with a 12% cap off, breweries are able to make beer at the same level as wine. >> flavors you can create with beer reaches far beyond what wine can. it's also less >> he doesn't think he'll reach above 18%. he celebrates 10 years in the industry. >> i've got a lot of contacts overseas helping me greatly. we'll lead the charge. >> tomorrow you'll see hopin frogs first 13% tourist beer to be sold by 11:00 a.m. >> get i

jasmine has the story from the akron cantonil newsroom. >> the suspects are finally off the streets. chilling surveillance video. >> you have to worry about somebody robbing you when you go in a store. you feel better knowing the policemen are there to protect you. >> a string of 24 robbery across the akron area had businesses on edge for weeks. just last night, police spotted the car they say was used in >> exceeded over 80 miles per hour running red lights until he crashed into a utility pole. >> eventually they arrested the two suspects. they're now behind bars. >> people need to get a grip and go to work for money. >> workers from dollar general say you could see evil in t disturbing it was for workers to be at work the next day. >> they're putting their life in jeopardy coming to work everyday not knowing who's going to come through the door next. >> police say anderson and mcfader will be charged with six out of 24 robberies. as for other 18, those are under investigation. reporting from akron canton mobile newsroom, channel 3 news. >>> next at 6:00, history has state is more i

jasmine monroe is live at cedar park to share what tonight's event is about. >> reporter: with the kids, all i am seeing is nothing but smiles on their faces. that's all because of lebron james. cedar point is the place to be foundation will host what they call their family reunion. over 7000 kids and families were able to come for free because of one man's vision. that's lebron james. lebron will welcome a new class of third graders into the wheels for education, a program that will kick off the school year for more than 1250 akron i promise network students. some mentioned how thankful she was to have her granddaughter a part of the lebron jame >> lebron helping her is wonderful. i can't thank him enough in the organization. if it wasn't for him my grand kids would not be here today. they're very, very, very thankful. >> reporter: that's right. those kids are very, very thankful, just like that parent said. this event gets bigger and better every year and lebron is expected to be here at cedar point around 8:30. we will head on in. talk but hopefully we'll get a chance to see what the

reporting from the newsroom, i'm jasmine monroe, channel 3 channel 3 news. >>> this is what is left of a -- restored maybe eight caught in the park. >> we're months away from the legal usage of medicinal marijuana in ohio. right now, we'll have the forecast. >> we're checking a couple of showers and thunderstorms thunderstorms in northeast ohio. if you're on your dinner break, we'll have more in just a bit. >>> sad news from texas. the zika virus has killed concerns of the virus grow in the u.s. that story and more when channel 3 news at 6:00 she's one of the wealthiest women in politics. combined income: thirty million dollars. tours the world on private jets. protected by armed guards for thirty years. but she doesn't believe in your right to keep a gun at home for self-defense. "i fully appreciate how hard life is for so many americans today." an out of touch hypocrite. cal victory fund is responsible in one month, medicinal marijuana will be legal in ohio. while those who need it can start using it next month, that may be easier said than done. tom berras joins us now to see th are

on the mobile newsroom, jasmine, channel 3 news. >> more and more youngsters will have access to the free books thanks to the division of the fbi. the fbi citizens academy gave eight local law enforcement agencies libraries. across eastern ohio working as a book exchange. >>> counterreformation and how you can help to fight hunger in northeast ohio. the ninth annual taste of the pro football hall of fame is tomorrow night. you can enjoy food and beverages, local restaurants and wineries. this event serves as a fundraiser to support the food banks efforts to feed those in need.>> this is about showing a lot of different diseases, a lot of different people from different areas of life that come together and they are all raising money for the great -- same great cause. >> andre -- they will sign autographs and tickets can be purchased at the apple and counting -- act when canton food bank website. >> i will continue to stand with the people. calling after he refused to stand up during the national anthem. take a look at this heated debate took the >>> speaking of heated, we are heating

in jasmine lakes sean green says she lost 90% of her belongings at the time she says she does now. county officials want you to be prepared. have nonperishable food and water and they plan to take an all hands on deck approach this week. >> we're a little nervous with the storm coming in. but we definitely feel like we're in way better position than we were a year ago. >> referring to the storm drainage system. the county admits it still needs millions of dollars of improvements but also believes people need to do their part buby by immediately reporting issues of them. >>> the main concern for us is not just the rainfall, could be a half-foot but coastal flooding as the water gets pushed in from the tropical system that is still closer to cuba at this time than florida but it's going to move north. it will strengthen throughout the day today and we'll bring you the latest track in 15 minutes, from the national hurricane center. quiet is what you need to know this morning, upper 70s. good shape through the early part of the day. even by 10:00, just mostly cloudy skies and then by 1

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jasmine monroe explains how a local food louisiana inspires its to help the flood victims. >> we are the life force behind so many people. if you were to cut our needs from under us so to speak what could happen? it is a scary thought. >> reporter: flooding in louisiana is touching many lives around the world including paul, who works at the akron-canton regional food bank and wishes he could help his friend rescue families in baton rouge. >> i work here. i know how much community needs that much food. seeing a friend of my down there helping his community. >> reporter: 30,000 people have been rescued in what officials described as some of the worse flooding conditions ever that hit the state. gerald had been among those rescuing people for days. paul says it is people like him who make the world a better place. >> he is from there. that's why it is hitting home to me. what would you do up here? >> reporter: he has been using facebook as a platform to rescue >> if anyone needs help with anything, send me a message on facebook. >> there are videos of him rescuing dogs going to door-to

jasmine hairson were a lot of helicopters and search boats. and they got the guy really fast but he couldn't move or feel anything. it's still not clear what led to this accident, but officials continue investigating. the coast guard administered alcohol testing to the captian of the ferry. he came back clean. millions are bracing for another round of severe weather... as tropical storm hermine this as another massive storm closes in on the big island of hawaii. plus... the simple mistake this driver made that created a potentially deadly situation. you're watching 13 action news, where you get breaking news fast and first. stay with us. some dramatic video from i'm catherine cortez masto and i approve this message. as a doctor, i see how decisions in washington impact my patients here in nevada. so even though i'm a republican, i won't be voting for joe heck. joe heck's voted ten times to defund planned parenthood, which thousands of women depend on for cancer screenings. and heck opposes a woman's right to choose even

when the tropical storm comes, the storm surge is expected to be one to two feet from hud san, jasmine estates are at risk for flooding as well. the real worry for many is the river. when it spills out, it really causes trouble for so many. the river flooding could end up causing issues even the storm passes. >> when that storm surge and that tide comes into the river, it's going to create basically a bathtub effect. it will come into the river but it won't be able to get out. that will increase a lot of water in a short period of time. >> reporter: yeah. you see these residents here filling up sand bags. of they were helping someone they didn't even know, a stranger, a woman fill up her as the rain comes down, it makes it even harder. people doing whatever they can to protect their homes. eric waxler, abc action news. >> thank you, eric. >>> hernando county leaders closing pine island park because of tropical storm hermine. the potential flooding could make the area just too dangerous. >>> impending weather forcing officials to postpone the alive ride. it is now being pushed about bei