>>reporter: amani abraham channel 3 news. >>> i'm looking for jewelry, cash, guns. >> burglars are targeting your home. coming up, the jackpot sign they look for in your driveway and the first place they go >>> they can strike and minutes. burglars breaking into your home to steal cash and valuables. >> to help you avoid becoming a victim. the investigative team from our has mailed questionnaires to burglars now serving time. >> kyle iboshi has rare insight to what burglars are looking for and where. >>reporter: getting in is the easy part say burglars. often through an unlocked door or smashed window. then, the race is on. burglars have just minutes to ab in 10 minutes. >>reporter: we turned to jerome a career criminal who has turned his life around. what are you looking for? >> i'm looking for jewelry, cash, guns. anything that will be easy to sell and isn't big. >>reporter: as part of a prime -- crime prevention project. burglary. they answered anonymously explaining what they look to steal that includes jewelry, caught cash, guns. one burglars said an nra sticker on a car bumper equaled

channel 3 amani abraham is live outside the meeting and many parents anxiously awaiting >> reporter: yeah and what we heard today from school board members is we hear you we understand what the community wants. now here's the thing they have a lot on their plate. they are talking about merger between garfield and kenmore high schools. so with that two communities are involved. and they are scared about losing the identity. so that's what the school board was not there -- was there talking about. they were expressing concerns and understand where the community is coming from. the temporary school will be named while they constrawct new high school for -- construct a new high school. garfield high school is going into kenmore high school. and there leaves a open name what will it be named. they approved a motion to name it kenmore garfield temporarily. that's not the official name but move forwards that's what they want the community to know but with that there are concerns and so many community members >> saying bye is never easy. and in fact for some it turns into challenge to preser

. >> reporting from the aquin cameron newsroom, imani abraham channel 3. >>> tweeting a threat to assassinate president trump. zachary benson made the tweet. he told authorities he did it out of frustrations for trump's policies and is very apologetic. >>> two protesting as a controversial progress has come into town. passing through states some call sacred. >>> russ, the people gathered here are very passionately against this project. even though it's something that is happening more than 1,000 miles away. you can see behind me. we have protestors gathered on main here in akron. the protests began at 4:00. there's about 100 people here now. now, the dakota access would stretch 100 miles, crossing four states, carrying crude oil from stanley to pitoca illinois. army corps of engineers fast- tracked the project. they're also demonstrating against banks funding the project and companies doing the work. those in favor say it will create jobs and energy independence. but thospo environmental concerns and intrudes upon sacred, native american lands. >> most of my family is native american. and we

really thankful that the election is reporting from the akron canton mobile newsroom, i'm lanny abraham, channel 3 action news. >> thank you, imani. >>> we have been following several races. rob fortman and democrat ted strickland. also watching the 11th district congressional race between democratic incumbent marsha fudge and challenger beverly to keep the school levy. and if they'll pass the first income tax increase since 1981. >>> and you can count on complete coverage here on channel 3 news. and all of our digital outlets throughout the evening. our special election coverage will begin at 7:30. on wkyc.com. and the channel 3 facebook page. >>> still to come tonight at 6:00. has the negativity of this election weighed you down? we'll take a look at how some >> hey, russ. good evening to you. yes, we are tracking some scattered showers for you tonight. that is going to lead to a cooler day tomorrow. and have you heard the rumors of perhaps a couple of flakes? snowflakes in the forecast this weekend. we'll talk about that coming up after this. >> thanks, michael. >>> plus, people standing in l

reporting from the akron canton mobile newsroom amani abraham channel 3 news. >> thanks. >>> two people killed when 137 shots were fired. a handcuffed suspect kicked in the head. cleveland police department is being overhauled because of cases like these. officers used too much force but tonight, change is on the way. it's change city leaders hope will recrit -- create better understanding between officers and the community. >> the police city and justin department are asking a judge do approve a use of force policy. tom beres explains the big changes. >> reporter: hi russ. the proposed use of force policy can see a pile of paperwork has lots of new dos and don'ts potentially life and death decisions. we picked out and tried to highlight a handful of significant changes. the cross-town chase that endeded in 137 -- ended in a 137 shot killing two in the shooting of tamir rice would have not happened if they followed the proposed policies. terry gill gert who -- gilbert handled hundreds of alleged excessive force cases. to you know what they perceive to be a criminal act. i think it's a s

reporting from the akron canton mobile newsroom amani abraham channel 3 news. >>> on this thanksgiving we are also taking the time out to thank our troops. the men and women who on this day have tried to have a traditional of a celebration as possible. abroad fighting isis. those stationed in afghanistan enjoyed a meal with all the fixings as you of the thoughts were with their families here in the united states. we are wishing them all a very happy and safe thanksgiving. >>> if you have finished eating maybe your next stop is a mad dash to the stores that kicked off black friday deals early. hilary golston is live at toys r us how are things there? >> reporter: yeah, well, one made this up so i can't take credit for it but really it's about the 3f's family food and football but add another f to that the frenzy because there's certainly a frenzy at toys r us in parma. as you said, the doors are opened but this is not the only store macy's sears best buy decided to open their doors on thanksgiving. it might make you think what is black friday. it starts now typically. 336 million dollar

reporting from the akron canton mobile newsroom amani abraham, channel 3 news. >> loading up the cart buying things for all of us i am sure. >> reporter: yes. >> >>> well from thanksgiving to possible chances for snow we want to check in with the chief to see what's up for the weekend. >> it's that time of the year russ it. happens about this time every year. some years it happened a lot earlier. but looking forward to our veterans day. we will have a cool and windy day as we pay honor to thosewho served our country. morning temperatures will be right around 50 degrees and how about that for cool bus stop kid. but we will fade back. >> the 40s through the day and i will -- back into the 40s through the day and rain showers will be around. >>> these folks are bringing romance and reading to -- and love and romance to reading. >> you know how to change a tire? i will introduce you to a woman who can change one but designs them for the top drivers in the world. >>> welcome book. you probably heart of comic con but what about kiss con. our dawn kendrick joins to us explain how romance is

reporting from the akron canton mobile newsroom amani abraham channel 3 news. >> thanks a lot. >>> it's now 6:16. betsy is here and boy, that was a tease. a snowflake? >> there's snowflake in the forecast. >> okay. >> i know. don't panic. it's november. >> well that is true. but it's been so nice outside. >> it has been. and days coming up. >> okay. >> and then there's the little snowflake right at the end. let's look at the what's going on with the forecast. here's this evening. it will be cool temperatures fading into the 40s. westerly breezes will be light mostly clear skies. as far as november evening standards goes it's pretty much posh and think as we go through the rest of the night that's going to be the trend just clearing and cooling. we did see clouds today that courtesy of the lakes but the clouds have since faded and we that drier air stretches way, way back into the plain states so a lot of sunshine will come our way. and temperatures believe it or not are expected to be on the mild side. being see the warmer air that's out to the west of us as well. this just above averag

reporting from the akron canton mobile newsroom amani abraham, channel 3 now is. >> not there yet. all right. thanks amani. >>> ho, ho, ho. it's 6:17. >> i will tell you, don't care what day of the year it is, my josie has a christmas list started. >> really? >> we are way ahead. >> always working ahead. >> the toys r and it's game on. highlighter was out things are circled. >> does it change or stay the same. >>i don't know but i saw the commercial for the hatchables and i have to figure out what that is. that's at 7. that could be something new. >> i haven't heard about that either. >> you will have to watch. >> i can't keep up. >>> i can keep up with is the forecast. it's been a topsy-turvy day. don't think twice about the numbers. those are true numbers. 78 today's high temperature at hopkins. we set a record today you all. midnight hour is when it was. 65 was the low this afternoon and that hit just before noon. we are still sitting in the 50s. those were as of 5 p.m. and temperatures in the 50s will continue as we go through the rest of the evening. as far as the temperatures

amanda abraham, reporting in columbus, channel 3 news. >> thanks, amanni. >>> tonight investigators continue to look into the attacker's background. eighteen-year of holiday abtul rezak artem launched deliberate attack on class mates. police say he left a rant on his facebook page, saying he was fed up with attacks on muslims around the world. >>> tomorrow ohio lawmakers are set to vote on a bill that would allow concealed handguns on campuses. the house passed the bill last year. now it's in the hands of state senators. it would let congress decide whether to allow concealed handguns on school property, and also allows guns in day care facilities and in police stations. >>> a big day tomorrow congressman tim ryan. house democrats will decide whether to make him their leader or keep veteran nancy pelosi. >> ryan argues it's time to get blue-collar democrats back into the fold. our senior political correspondent tom beres looks at what his long-shot bid really means. >> reporter: some call tim ryan's challenge to nancy pelosi the democratic reboot. >> we're not winning. we're losing all over

channel 3 amani abraham -- abraham has the journal and the obstacles to overcome. ago she weighed in at 89 pounds feeling helpless fighting her addiction with heroin. >> i-- it's crazy because going into rehabe didn't know i looked so bad. and now i am just like oh. >> reporter: it was just days after thousands showed up for heroin rally in akron when kylie and her mother tanya wright knew they needed help days after that, kylie was on a plane traveling more than a thousand miles away for treatment. >> that was the best thing that en prepare her for what would help next -- happen next. >> sweating, couldn't sleep really, i was-- it was a mess. >> reporter: the road to recovery wouldn't be easy. 60 days away from her family and most importantly her two- year-old daughter but the trip back home meant mom could come home with a new view on life. >> it's going to be amazing to be able to be here and see her open up presents and makes me >> reporter: but she is one of 23 million people in recovery programs nationwide and in summit county alone the amount of drug overdos

abraham lincoln elected to a second term-- >> did you cover it? [laughter] that was neil cavuto, i was channelling: 1960 john f. kennedy elected over richard nixon. jfk the youngest person ever elected of these here united states. i remember that, actually remember it vividly. look at this, east side of manhattan where donald trump is going to cast his vote, a little bit later on this morning. we're expecting him there. we'll show it to you when he arrives. now, donald trump does have a path to victory as of today, but one of his most important voting groups is the evangelicals. look who is joining us now in new york city? i don't know whether-- do you feel comfortable? [laughter] >> okay, now, the evangelicals. you've got to tell me whether or not they're going to turn out in real numbers for donald trump because they did not turn out for mitt romney. >> no, they didn't, but it will be different this time and here is why, stuart. when you think about it, no republican presidential nominee in history has made a stronger commitment to a conservative supreme court or made a stronger defense of the p