only on 5, bob jones went along for the verification investigation. bob. >>> frank, summit county deputies and the probation department and the parole authority are checking up on 250 registered sex offenders over the next couple of days. >>> we are during our random verifications and making sure you are still living here and the information has not changed? >> we spent time with inspector bill holland and deputy katlin brogman in cuyahoga falls that has 33 sex offenders. many cases no one answered that means deputies will check to make sure the offenders required by law to register their addresses are living were determined to be in compliance. summit county has 1100 sex offender and keeping track of them is important because some have committed crimes with child pornography and rapes. if the sex offender are lying felony warrants will be issued. >> there is a certain number of people to reoffend and we are holding them accountable and making sure that following the requirements to register. >> holland stressed that you can go online to figure out if

and bob jones has more on why the victim was targeted. here's bob. >> the victim who was in her 20s is treated and released from the canton hospital. state troopers in north canton to be a live. around 3:45 this morning, a trooper found a minivan in the middle of 77 south near mckinley high school. it was abandoned, there was blood inside and it was riddled with bullets. investigators said a woman was shot in her hand and grazed in the back of her head. she ran to a nearby apartment for help and there is not the description of a suspect vehicle, but troopers believe this was not a case of road rage and that the woman was targeted. there is also no concern that other drivers should be concerned, according to the state pa of the reason why troopers don't believe this was an isolated incident. >> again -- shot up in that manner and if you're going down the road, we have -- a road rage incident. a lot of times one shot may have been fired but to get up and, you know,p load an entire weapon on the vehicle, there has to be more to a random case

bob jones is live for us in akron tonight. what have you uncovered today? >> reporter: well rob, the suspect is a 38-year-old man who is now facing a new charge of burglary and two weeks ago, less than two weeks ago he was found guilty in connection with the case of following a police officer's wife. the most recent incident happened just before 7:00 a.m. on akron's south side. a woman was asleep upstairs. two teenage girls were asleep in the basement. police tell me that he walked into the home standing over the teens, tapped on the shoulder of the younger teen telling them to wake up. he says that the older teen had asked him what he was doing as he walked out of the house. police responded. after a short chase he was caught in the neighborhood. in april he followed the wife from the gym. when she got home the off-duty officer ordered him to the ground at gunpoint and he was charged with menacing for that incident. >> his behavior is showing you what they are doing and airing to the peoples houses as we have not had any where they will be assaulting them

bob jones is digging into this story.>>reporter: the record imposition in 1988, that was before sex offender registries were started. he now faces new charges for an attack on a senior citizen, that he knew. an investigation was started in july when reports surfaced and 85-year-old woman was being abused by a man she considered a friend. they both live at the clarence may apartments in akron. >> there were incidents where she was grabbed or had minor injuries on her arms. >>reporter: as the investigation co her apartment and that she tried to fight him off but could not suffering serious injuries. >> she had a broken pelvic floor and torn ligaments in her hip. those are significant injuries, no matter what age.>>reporter: clark was questioned and arrested yesterday on two counts of rape.>> it is completely confidential.>>reporter: while case, the agency investigated more than 1000 cases in the last year were seniors were targets for abuse or neglect.>> as the elderly population grows, we are seeing more problems.>> unfort

bob jones is live at the university of akron what is expect tonight? >> reporter: the jar as people call it, hold about 5,000 people. and the donald trump campaign expect a full house and many people have made their way inside the arena. as far as protesters we have not seen any yet at this point tonight speak with john green who is is the director of the institute that studies political science at the university much akron and he said if you average recent polls, trump is trailing clinton by 3% in ohio. and he believes that part of his message will be targeted towards the working class voters and the rally expects to focus on terrorism and trump's supporters on hand and one brought his big white trump truck. he has face someday criticism for some of his comments in the recent weeks some think he has calmed down his tone. but he does not see it that issues and not what donald trump said the day before. >> reporter: and we will carry donald trump's speech on our newschannel5 app. that starts tonight at 7:00 at the university of akron. bob jones, newscha

bob jones spoke with one of the victims. >> melvin didn't want to show his face but he invitted -- invited me in. >> they trashed the whole house. it took three days to clean it up. they went in our attic and went through my tax papers. my old tax papers. >> but what hurt the most was 40 years worth of jewelry that is gone without a trace. >> i'm happy nothing happened to us and everything can be replace replaced expect the jewelry. that's why it's the worst. >> a police report shows a window was removed, furniture thrown. a large stolen. >> some pieces of jewelry can't be replaced. they're invaluable, they're hair looms. >> they -- heirlooms. >> they report two other burglaries in granger and state roads that are similar. a reminder to watch out for suspicious people in neighborhoods and this warning all of the burglaries were to homes set back off the road with little to no view from the road. hole. >> i hope they -- home. >> i hope they get caught. please find them. >> deputies are following fresh leads and if captured melvin would like to deliver this message. >> there's better ways to

rob powers is live -- bob jones, i'm sorry, is live at bob, so far, troopers have ruled out road rage. >> reporter: well, investigators feel strongly that the woman was targeted and that other drivers do not need to fear for their safety while traveling on i-77. , still, a gunman remains on the loose. and this was a very scary morning for the victim and for a stranger who came to her aid. >> i need medical. i need police. i have a girl that just came to my door, said she was shot, bleeding. >> reporter: the voice of liz lamasters, who of sleep. unaware of the highway shooting. until she was thrust into the middle. a terrifying ordeal. >> my son was up. he heard gunshots. about 10 minutes later, he said he heard somebody beating on the door. he looked out and a girl was screaming and crying is that that she had been shot. >> just before, we're told a barrage of bullets was fired. a bullet hit one of her hands. another graitzed the back of scene as troopers tried to figure out who fired the shot. >> she's very fortunate. especially being the one she got grazed in the head. >> the victim

our bob jones has been getting updates from canton police. bob, you spoke with a neighbor who called 911 today? >> reporter: well that 74-year- old woman told me how scary it was when a woman banged on her door and revealed some very and tonight canton police tell me that they have no suspects in the double homicide. crime scene tape surrounded a home on midway avenue just after 9:00 this morning. detectives and vci agents gathered evidence and devastated family members gathered trying to figure out who did this and why. >> it was scary. yes, very scary to think that it is right next door and we never heard a thing. >> reporter: connie miller told me that a woman banged on her front door. together and she shared some horrifying news. >> she said she walked in the door and someone put something over her head and zip tied their hands. and that is really all she could say. >> reporter: police found two men dead in the living room from gunshot wounds, three small children ages three, four, and 11 months were inside that home, but they were not hur

our bob jones was the first to talk to medina police about the escape. first of all, bob, we want people to know that this person is locked up at this hour? >> reporter: frank, the violent fugitive task force had teams of investigators both here and akron and in cleveland searching for brooks howard. still the medina police chief is clearly annoyed that he was medical center. brooks howard is a registered wayne county sex offender. this year he was indicted on new charges, accused of sex crimes against a 10-year-old girl. >> this guy as far as i'm concerned is a danger. he always has been a danger. >> reporter: medina police say after a judge lowered howard's bond, he got out of jail, but he violated the terms of his bond and a warrant was issued. on saturday, officers tried to howard climbed this building and jumped from three floors. >> he had a broken femur and his lung had collapsed. >> reporter: still as body camera video shows he was able to run away. >> stop running, dude, stop running. you're going to get tased. >> reporter: until police tracked h

bob jones is live from akron. you spoke to the councilwoman city? >> reporter: well lee in akron this year there have been 15 murders involving guns. that's more than double what the city saw this time last year. the city councilwoman we spoke with today says she realizes that the buyback problem won't solve that problem, but believes with more funding that it could help and the family touched by violence agrees. >> reporter: it is devastating. the amount of pain, grief that my family has endured and also countless other families. >> reporter: patrice smith lost her brother j. j. >> he wasn't a street guy at all. >> reporter: patrice would like to see more guns off the streets and a gun buyback program called piece for piece aims to do that. it was suppose to take place today. the idea, turning guns, no questions asked, no i.d. required. in exchange get a $50 or $100 gift card. the hands of the young people. we do believe that a lot of them will turn them in if they know there is no penalty. >> reporter: akron collected more than 600 guns. but this

and bob jones is there. what is happening right now? >> reporter: many of donald trump's supporters are inside the arena at the university of the possibilities of protesters. and in the last 20 minutes or so, about 30 protesters showed up here on campus. and in the meantime, those that back trump are excited for tonight and hoping that he'll close the gap in recent polls. >> reporter: in addition to the guitar guy signing donald trump lyrics, others are pushing and they will center on these themes, supporting law enforcement and stopping illegal immigration and bringing back jobs. he call the clinton foundation corrupt. and the importance of ohio is cannot be overstated. but they believe the race will get tighter by labor day and go down to the wire in november. obamacare and get in there. >> >>i think many feel that he fits the narcissistic personality and so dangerous. we don't have time to cover but how i feel. i think he is dangerous. >> reporter: if you want to tonight, we'll livestream it on our newschannel5 app. >>> hillary clint

in canton, bob jones, news channel 5. >>> meanwhile big news coming out of browns camp today, rg3 the starting quarterback. he signed with the browns in march after four seasons with washington. the redskins released him this offseason. he'll receive his first start in the brown and orange this friday during the preseason opener at green bay. we're sending our first director andy to green bay to bring you live coverage and you on news channel 5. >>> and vanessa web, smiling big because of all the sunshine. >> i can't believe we're already talking act football season. these are the dog days of summer across ohio. very warm, greater cleveland, 85 degrees. good evening ashtabula, 81. look at that warm air pumping in. rich land county, akron, upper 80s across the board. that will track in here tuesday afternoon but major heat concerns from dallas to baton rouge, louisiana, where they're seeing triple digit heat and some of that warm air will track into northeast ohio starting tomorrow afternoon. what we're dealing with is high pressure that's moving west to east that retreats tomorrow and

bob jones, newschannel 5. >> new development on the campaign trail, donald trump getting several calls from the secret service. >> after yet another controversy yesterday. some said he suggested his supporters target hillary clinton with gun violence. we have the latest. >> reporter: frank and lee the he was reminding supporters that the winner of the election will choose the next supreme court justice then ... >> if she gets to pick her judges, nothing you can do, folks. although the 2nd amend people, maybe there is, i don't know. >> now, trump's campaign told the secret service he did not in ten to encourage 2nd amendment rights but to tell people to go to the polls in november. critics say donald trump was suggesting something else that his supporters use violence or potential supreme court nominee. one senator says this was a question is concerning. >> i think that in many ways the fact that it is interpreted that way reflects the constant stream of inappropriate and reckless comments that donald trump has made. >> now that senator, susan collins from maine announced get donald tru

. >> reporter: in worcester, bob jones, newschannel 5 an online petition against drugs in our state is gaining ground. more than 5700 people have signed a petition that demands the governor to declare a state of emergency so that we can access robert funding to fight th it also calls for mandatory recovery camps for addicts who overdose. right now, ohio leads the country in heroin overdoses and deaths. speaking of drugs, new tonight, police in mansfield are in -- investigating a sudden spike in drug overdoses. 13 people overdosed in a seven hour time period. investigators are not saying if they think the drugs are lace was something else. >>> developments in the historic school destroyed earlier this week in a fire. five people are under arrest. two adults and three teens are in custody accused of setting investigators linking the group to the fire and another crime. the school was the fourth one room schoolhouse building green township in 1885.>>> ohio first charter school summit kicking off today. the two-day event will provide teachers, administrators, and lawmakers with academic tr

one of the little-known but catalyzing events was actually at bob jones university, this prominent who had a rule against interracial dating and said you are going to lose your federal taxes if you don't change some policies. that was quite an important rally for many evangelicals to kind of racist again the federal intervention is a into local politics but the defenses, offense against the will nomenclature that really brought them back in the 70s and 80s. what we see now, the different thing in the 80s and 90s, the friend that was used with the moral majority, kind of the falwell language. where is the country of? one-man, one-woman window saying with where we are today is that white evangelicals are no longer under the illusion even agrees with them. it has really changed. the posture has changed the level of anxiety and worry among that group. it's not just the rest of the country going to, but it's late we are like the lone outpost now. >> just to clarify, is that your interpretation of data? >> one that gets at this, white evangelicals and who we've been talking about here is whi

live in akron bob jones news channel 5. >>> macedonia police are on the hunt for a bank robber tonight. around 9:30 this morning the key bank on easter aurora -- east aurora road was sun glass, hat, and scarf. he kept his hands in his pocket and acted as though he had a gun. he repeatedly yelled for the tellers to hand over $50 and $100 bills. >> the tellers, they did quite well. i mean they were nervous and shaken by the incident, but the subject did a lot of yelling, using a lot of profanity that sounded like the bank robber had a southern accent. police searched macedonia neighborhoods, but they have not located the suspect. anyone with information is asked to call police. >>> lorain police are investigating a suspicious death after a man was found dead in his home. officers say that the man's apartment on west ninth and lexington was in disarray. if investigators rule the death a homicide that it would be lorain's 7th murder this year that there were no murders in lorain >> officers responded 910 lexington avenue to the upstairs apartment. apparently a friend of the deceased came o

>> i don't to come off like i'm from bob jones university but there's a lot of skin for the classroom. [laughter] >> maybe you want -- where did you go to school? utah? >> should lighten up i applaud it but wonder if it will distract your fellow ?iewn classy -- >> it totally works. one more look but this is our guy -- david come on out. david. >> we have a guy for you denim on denim look. >> going to college or online college? he looks like he's doing college from his basement i'm sorry. >> stop it. >> too cool for school. glitter and he's looking amazing in this. idea is if you're a guy wearing skinny genes you want stretch to this whole look you can get this at a american eagle, and it's pretty affable. and it makes him look classically cool without trying hard. sm greg you immediate to open your mind. >> this works in college. this works in college. pretty much -- you're ready for cheerleader team this is new you.com is where you can get that. you. all right when we come back we're going to meet the guy who found every pokemon around the world. >> pokemon champ he's sitting over th

the time he got into the carter administration and i think it was one of the catalyzing events at bob jones university. the prominent who have a rule against interracial dating and it was carter administration ear to lose your federal tax exemption if you don't change the policies. and that was actually quite an important rallying point. they were going to resist again. it was the defensive end offense of challenge. it really brought them back in. what we're seeing now. it is this in the 80s and 90s the frame that was used was a moral majority. and there was a kernel of truth to that. if you thought about was the country on gay rights. it was not that far from what he was preaching. that's what mainstream america thought at the time. i think one new thing with where we are today is that i think they are no longer under the illusion that the rest of the country agrees with them. it's changed the posture and calculus it has changed the level of anxiety that it is not just the rest of the country we are the loan outpost now. >> is that your interpretation of data or are you asking very specifi

we'll find out. >>> back with me now bob beckel, amy cramer, van jones and andy dean. to talk about hillary clinton speech today tying donald trump to hate groups. but i want to continue the conversation about immigration. i promised van and bob the first response. i want to play this, though, because we've been talking about him backtracking on these deportation forces and now maybe on this wall and if it's actually possible. let's listen. this is garry tuchman. >> you can build much more big wall along the border, but can you build a continuous wall from the pacific ocean in california to the gulf of mexico in texas? the answer is no. there are a number of reasons for that. firstly, we start with the fact that there are many ranchers who own land along the border who would all have to sell their land to the federal government. then you have indian reservations that are on the border. and then you're dealing with the issue of the topography. steep terrain, mountains, streams, make it impossible or nearly impossible to build a 15 or 20-foot concrete or steel wall. you c

>>> back with me now bob beckel, amy cramer, van jones and andy dean. o talk about hillary clinton speech today tying donald trump to hate groups. but i want to continue the conversation about immigration. i promised van and bob the first response. we've been talking about him backtracking on deportation and now on the wall. >> you can build a much more big wall around the border but can you build a continuous wall? no. there are many ranchers who own land around the border who would all have to sell their land to the federal government. then you have indian reservations on the border. then you're dealing with the issue of the topography. steep terrain, mountains make it impossible to build a fall. u once you get to this fence you would have a gab hep here, a wan this side, on wall on this side and immigrants going under the fence. at the very least, it will be a promise that is quite challenging to keep. >> that was bag in august of 2015. that was gary tuchman. van jones, backtracking on deportation and now this. what's the reality of donald trump, what

i think it was one of the catalyzing, kind of little-known but catalyzing events was actually at bob jones university, this prominent who had a rule against interracial dating, and it was the carter administration said you're going to lose your federal tax exemption if you don't change this policy -- >> criminatory. -- discriminatory. >> yeah, because it's discriminatory. that was a rallying point to kind of resist, again, this kind of federal interventionism into kind of local politics. so it was this kind of defensive/offensive, if you will, nateen glazer, sociologist, described it aptly that brought them back in the '70s and '80s. the different thing now is in the '08s and '90s the frame that was used was the moral majority. this was falwell's large, right? and there was -- language, right? that was a kernel of truth to that. it wasn't far from what falwell was preaching, one man, one woman marriage, that's defined of what mainstream -- that's kind of what mainstream america thought at at that time. i think where we are today this different -- white evangelicals, i think, are no longer

joining me bob beckel, van jones, andy dean, the former president of trump productions.o with you first and correct me if i'm wrong here, i'm going to paraphrase what you said in the last block. corey said basically he believes hillary clinton is in favor of having illegals come over and kill people. that was part of her immigration policy. how do you respond to that, van? >> i didn't say she was in favor of killing americans. i said in you don't build the wall and stop the flow of illegal drug coming in, that's not hyperbole -- >> that's not what you said. >> you may have meant that. that's not how it came out actually. >> what i said was donald trump was in favor of building a wall so no more americans die from illegals coming across the border. >> the good thing about that, corey, you said it so many times, we can say it right along with you. i appreciate your passion but i don't think it's fair for you to continue to act as if only conservatives care about public safety and only conservatives care about having a sane immigration policy. the truth is that democrats an

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back with me now, corey lewandowski, and bob beckel, and van jones, andy dean, former president of trumpions. van, i want to go with you first and correct me if i'm wrong, i'm going to paraphrase what you said, krocorey. he said he believes hillary clinton is in favor of having illegals come in as part of her immigration policy. >> i said if you don't build a wall and prevent people from coming inn illegally, and bringing in drugs coming in, that's not hyperbole, that's a pact. >> that's not what you said, corey. >> build a wall. >> that's not how it came out, actually. >> and what you said was donald trump is in favor of building a wall so no more americans die from illegals coming across the border, absolutely. >> the good thing about that corey is you said it so many times we can say it along with you and i appreciate your passion but i don't think it's fair to continue to act as if only conservatives care about public safety and only conservativ. they've come up with ideas that sound frankly a little bit like what trump is saying that you have to have a coherant policy. hour problem

from bob miller middle school 78 dells currently with calm conditions. this is at jones and ann 78 with wind at three. academy. you see clouds out there. area of low pressure located just to the south of the las vegas valley and around the top of that area of low pressure, around the edges you get the rising air and showers. we had a bunch of them move into the east side of the valley, mainly east of interstate 15 just before midnight last night and then everything cleared out as we take a look at the the north of st. george but it is dry for now. if we had more moisture in the at months fore, i would be more optimistic about the amount of showers we'd get this afternoon. we just don't have much of a moisture plume. our long hot summer is nearly over. double digit highs for the next couple of days. best chance of rain today with a slight chance tomorrow. just heartbreaking. it was last week we showed you this little boy who was caught in the crossfire in syria. now a little girl escapes the blast and all caught on camera. we have it headed your way. >> dana: lamar odom n

jones is here for that. quarterback with first hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. bob kidder, owner, new england shirt company: this over sixty people here making shirts labled made in america. but donald trump's brand of shirts come from china, his suits from mexico, his coats from india. trump's products have been made in twelve other countries because he says there's no place in america that he can make them. well there is. you know donald trump says he'll make america great again while adelle: at first, i was so happy to teach in north carolina. but we've fallen to 41st in teacher pay, 44th in per-student spending, and a lot of us even have to buy school supplies. governor mccrory talks about raising our pay, but he tried to cut education funding to its lowest budget share in over 30 years. like over two thousand other teachers, i'm having to move to another state z23aoz zi0z y23aoy yi0y newspapers say it's time pat mccrory and republicans in raleigh tell the truth about our schools. instead of putting our children first, billions in tax breaks that could have lift

the dow jones industrial average added nearly 22 points to 18,573. the nasdaq gained 1.5, and the s&p 500 was up 4. bob pisani has more on today's peculiar market reaction. >> reporter: stocks were a little changed on the release of the fed minutes, and with good reason. the markets already believe that unlikely, and the minutesas only confirmed that feeling. the markets don't believe the fed will move in september, because the fed has clearly telegraphed its concern that inflation is below their targets. now, bond yields and the dollar both moved down on this news, although a couple members indicated they wanted to raise rates, the market chose to focus on the line that the members voted prudent to accumulate more data before they acted. now, most importantly, traders believe that janet yellin is in that cautious camp, and will again strike a dovish tone at her speech in jackson hole on au 25th. so here's the bottom line. the wait-and-see theme is still very dominant at the fed, and that keeps traders believing that a rate hike is still well down the road. for nightly business report, i'm at the new y

right now the dow jones industrial average down 28 points. carl, back to you. >> bobk you very much. bob pisani. to the bond pits as well. rick santelli at the cme this morning. hey, rick. >> hi, carl. we've talked about it, the curve is flattening dramatically today. i wonder why. maybe jackson hole. look at the two day of 10s, definitely we had some decent durable goods. headline was good. proxy for business spending was good but one good month or two good months doesn't save that dynamic and it's something to pay attention to. a one week of 10s, to the top of the range. bund yields, bunds didn't have their julius preliminary durable goods but is the one-week chart like the one-week 10s tethered at the hip. open it up we know we've been talking about the compressed ranges whether it's fixed income whether it's the stock market, august 1st of 10s, going to the top of the range, but haven't broken through. however, that 2s i referred to the flattening curve look at 2s since the beginning of august. hey, they broken through to the other side. open the chart up to brexi

captain jones tells me that across the city during the weekend there's been upwards of 20 day care break-ins and good news is they think they've got their man. for now reporting live bobel6 "action news. >> all right, bob, thanks very much. >>> philadelphia police are also investigating a double shooting in the city's logan section. it happened just before 10:30 this morning at mole and east wingohocking streets. police say two men were shot several times both rushed to einstein hospital. at last check they were in critical condition. police have not yet made any arrests. >>> investigators are looking into a shooting in the rhawnhurst section of philadelphia. police say a man was shot once in the leg just before 10 o'clock this morning. at the time he was inside a home on the 2300 block of ripley street. medics rushed him to the hospital. he is in stable condition. >> one of the men convicted of murdering a three-year-old in philadelphia was sentenced today. douglas woods will spend the next 17 to 34 years in prison. woods pleaded guilty to killing tynera borum. she was hit by a stray bullet in 2014. brandon ruffin was already sentenced to 40 years in prison for his r