live bob jones news 5. >>> breaking news on the shooting at an elementary school in north carolina. we just learned investigators think the shooter a teenager shot and killed his own father before opening fire at the school, he is now in custody. townsville elementary school. investigators say two students and a teacher were hurt in the shooting. the children were both flown to a hospital, their injuries are not life-threatening, police and swat team arrested the suspect within minutes. students and staff were evacuated to a church. the suspected shooter's father was found dead at his home two miles from the school, the teenager was reportedly homeschooled, his connection to the school is not clear. classes are canceled for the rest of the week. >>> it has happened again, parents are already on edge after several incidents where men try to kidnap kids in the city. now police say they are looking for a man who tried to lure 215- we understand the girls were walking to school.>> reporter: that is right, we are told when he approached the girls he exposed himself and demanded they get

bob jones news channel 5 live in ashland. >>> a cleveland officer was just charged with negative homicide in connection with a shooting last year. officer buford faces that charge after prosecutors say for unknown reasons he fired his weapon while arresting brandon jones. at the time jones was being police agents charged them with a weapon. if connect, vehicled officer buford could spend ten months in jail. >>> we go from the big field to the little field. cleveland browns helping fix up five football fields across the > donald trump admitted today president obama was born in the united states. f0 now we all the want to get back to making america strong and great again. >> reporter: president obama was asked about trump's comments. president responded by saying born. >>> hillary clinton was in washington, d.c. this morning. where she spoke at the black women's symposium luncheon. she demanded trump apologize to president obama over the birther issue. and said he promotes conspiracy theories and refusing to let them go. >>> president obama meeting today with business leaders and some repub

all new at 6:00, bob jones that will speak with an addict who since july 5 in the city of akron alone there, have been 660 suspected heroin overdoses including 63 deaths. a batch of heroin laced with the elephant sedative carfentanil has been blamed for many of the ods. >> it is overwhelming. all the first responders are responding to these calls each and every day. i mean sometimes it could be up to 220 a day. >> reporter: the good samaritan law, which starts today encourages those overdosing or those who witness someone who oded to call for help without the threat of arrest, charges, or prosecution, offering immunity is the latest effort to stem the tide of drug overdoses. akron's deputy chief city prosecutor says that they allow people to get into treatment and something more. >> and maybe more importantly is to get that person that is with someone experiencing an overdose event to give them a reason to do the right thing instead of maybe hiding recovering heroin addict starting a project called akron say no to dope. >> we can get you into outpatient treatment, inpatient treatment

. >> in akron bob jones news channel 5. >>> donald trump is scheduled to hold a town hall event with fox news tomorrow at a black church here in cleveland. the republican presidential nominee will be hosted by pastor darryl scott. spirit revival center in cleveland heights. scott has been under fire in the black community for supporting donald trump. i asked him recently about supporting an unconventional candidate. here's what he had to say. >> reporter: you're an african american man who is supporting a candidate that is white and a lot of african americans have some problems. what type of backlash have you received? >> first of all i'm not the one. they call me uncle tom, but everybody that knows me, a sell out, uncle tom, all of the racism that i receive has been from black people. >> reporter: why do you think that is? >> because they're black people. [ laughter ] >> reporter: explain that, pastor, explain that. >> because i'm not in the democratic camp. for some reason they think all blacks automatically have to vote democrat. you know, they get upset because of their black kno

live in ashland bob jones news channel 5. >>> breaking news a cleveland police officer was just charged with negative homicide. for unknown reasons the officer shot his gun while arresting brandon jones for a reported robbery at a grocery store last year. jones was killed. jones charged at them with a weapon. if convicted officer buford could spend six months in jail. >>> turning to the he was making a major announcement about the so- called birther movement. tonight there are a lot of reports the press was duped with a bait and switch. rob howard has the details. >> reporters assigned to today's news conference inside donald trump's new washington, d.c. hotel are saying they were duped. trump showed up an hour late and proceeded to speak about the hotel and his success in building i. it lead up to the brief comment >> president obama was born in the united states period. >> after the news conference journalists from abc, cbs, the daily beast started tweeting donald trump refused to take questions and took the cameras on a tour of the hotel. security left the reporters locked in the bal

>> reporter: in mansfield bob jones news channel 5. >>> well today new details are emerging about how the state is in southwest ohio alone, federal prosecutors charged 96 people with heroin trafficking this year. northeast ohio has been hit hard by the drug epidemic, sure, but the impact is greater in cincinnati as well. hamilton county has seen more than 1,000 people treated for overdose this year and more than 174 in just the last month. >>> well tonight we have new information about the columbus officer who shot and killed a 13-year-old last week. the teenager was carrying gun, but it looked like a real gun. brian mason was the officer who fired the shots that killed tyrek king. they obtained a copy of the police record, showing that mason was involved in three other shootings. two didn't kill anyone. but in 2012, mason shot and killed a man who was holding someone else at gunpoint. officer mason was commended for saving a 13-year-old boy who tried to hang himself. mason and another officer performed cpr to save him. dramatic moments that four people smashed their way into a clevel

bob jones, news 5. >>> we turn now to a heartbreaking story unsouth carolina. that's where another american elementary school has become the scene of a shooting. right now we are hearing two children and a teacher have townville elementary school in townville. that's about 40 miles outside greenville. anchor rob powers joins us from the live desk. you have been tracking the developments. >> reporter: we want to let people know the injuries to the kids are not life threatening. that, by the way, from officials down there. but we haven't her anything about the condition of the female teacher as of yet. right now police have one suspected shooter in custody. it is a mother spoke to reporters when she showed up to get her daughter from school who was safe, unharmed after the violence, but her heart broke for the two kids in the hospital tonight. >> i just pray for their families. i pray for those kids. i thank god it wasn't mine. i'm just going pray that they're okay. i don't know if they were my daughter's classmates or somebody i knew. i don't know. i just feel s

bob jones, news five. >> menefee was arrested in lancaster county and went before a judge today. the judge set bond at $1 brought back. that could happen at any minute. >>> new developments in the case suspected serial killer. sean great, a man accused in the murders of three women, pleaded not guilty. he was arrested after a woman called 911 telling the dispatcher she was being held against her will. and that her captor was asleep next to her. when police arrived, she directed them to the bodies of two women inside. police say great later confessed to killing two women, one this year, one in 2005. they are investigating a connection to a fifth woman's murder.>>> mark johnson tracking rain this afternoon. >> we have a nice little bow of rain. yellows and oranges and reds stretching from just to the east of canton and louisville and lions up in the downtown akron swinging in towards this band is going to swing north and westward and will dry out for a little while before more rain a lives -- arrives later on. zooming in on after -- akron, talmage, lake more, that is steady moderat

bob jones, news channel 5. >> thank you, bob. >>> this man in this photograph is head today jail. james accord was behind the wheel in this car in east liverpool. he was passed out from drugs along with a female passenger. all the old child in the backseat. east liverpool police shared the photo on social media. they hope to drive home the dangers of heroin addiction. the woman here is rhonda pasic the boy's mother. accord pleaded no contest to endangering children. the judge gave him 360 days in jail. rhonda pasic plead not guilty to child endangerment and disorderly conduct, but she's due in court on thursday. epidemic takes place in ohio. >> the good samaritan law. if you call 911 to report an overdose, they cannot be arrested or charged for minor drug offenses. the goal is to stop people that call or run or they don't call at all when they witness the overdose. today ohio's attorney general discusses the severity of the heroin epidemic. >> this is hitting ever you know, no economic group that is free of this problem, race, sex, age, and that it is unlike any epidemic that i ha

live at the university of akron tonight bob jones news channel 5. >>> new developments tonight in the investigation involving the man believed to have planted bombs in new york and new jersey. >> rob powers live with late breaking developments. >> new questions in the suspect's weekend bombing attack. rahami was likely working alone. the bombings are being investigated as an act of terror. investigators want to know if ther group. if so, which one. the taliban already has denied any links to these attacks. >> we don't have anybody else, but again this is just a couple of days since this event happened. >> rahami had a notebook on him when he was apprehended. writings making references to terrorists including the 2013 boston marathon bombers. we learned in the last few minutes that officials have spoken to rahami's wife and she is cooperating right now with law enforcement. lee? forefront of the presidential race. the issue expected to take center stage at the first presidential debate next week in new york. dhomonique ricks is track the campaign trails for us. dhom, they are both trad

bob jones has new details on the investigation. but first bob, what do you know about the girl's condition? >> reporter: well danita, th brought here to their children's hospital to be examined following the attack and that she has injuries to her face. tonight the real police are ?? trying to track down a fake cop who has frightened massillon. >> reporter: the 9-year-old girl left the downtown public library around 6:00 p.m. on monday. but heading towards home, a man in a pick up approached near second street and cherry road, earning the girl's trust by pretending to be a cop. >> she just said that he had he just said he was a police officer. he didn't have a uniform on. he just stated that he was a police officer and that her parents, they told them that she was reported missing and had to go with them. >> reporter: police tell us that the victim was driven a short distance and sexually assaulted near their church. >> a very evil person to do this to a child. >> reporter: the attack is horrifying news to the pastor. >> the predato

bob jones has new details on the investigation. but first bob, what do you know about the girl's condition? >> reporter: well danita, th brought here to their children's hospital to be examined following the attack and that she has injuries to her face. tonight the real police are ?? trying to track down a fake cop who has frightened massillon. >> reporter: the 9-year-old girl left the downtown public library around 6:00 p.m. on monday. but heading towards home, a man in a pick up approached near second street and cherry road, earning the girl's trust by pretending to be a cop. >> she just said that he had

live in ashland tonight bob jones, newschannel5. >>> tonight new information is emerging about a teen shot and killed by police in columbus in a case reminiscent of tamir rice. the 13-year-old was carrying a realistic looking bb gun at the time. here is what else we know. the shooting happened overnight as police were investigating an armed robbery. they approached a group of three people and two of them ran. that is 13-year-old king pulled a bb gun from his waistband. police say officers thought it was a real gun and opened fire. >> in addition to this appearance, it also had a laser light attached to the right underneath the barrel. our officers carry a gun that looks practically identical to this weapon. >> the officer who shot king is searching for one of the three sins this case. >>> and today construction crews continue to dismantle the gazebo where 12-year-old tamir rice was shot and killed. his family wanted the gazebo taken down. the family originally wanted it to be demolished but then realized its historical significance. we reached out to the museum learn their plans for t

news 5's bob jones live outside that store in akron. bob, police just released surveillance video of the >> reporter: rob, we just got our hands on that video. on it you can clearly see the image of a man throwing a rock through the front door of dollar magic. tonight that store other than says he has had enough. he is planning to close up shop and move somewhere else. take a good look. can you id the man in the tank top who tosses a rock through the door and crawls between the shattered glass in the middle of the night snow leaves moments later getting away with >> too frustrating getting up at 2:00 in the night and finding someone breaking into your business. it's really frustrating and heartbreaking. >> reporter: in february of 2015 i spoke with the man after a video captured two hooded man attacking him in the store. he was punched and kicked to the floor. a silver handgun pointed at his head. four months later it happened again. two crooks walked in. the owner is punched in the face, a gun aimed right at him. >> both times i got pu

news 5's bob jones live outside that store in akron. bob, police just released surveillance video of the >> reporter: rob, we just got our hands on that video. on it you can clearly see the image of a man throwing a rock through the front door of dollar magic. tonight that store other than says he has had enough. he is planning to close up shop and move somewhere else. take a good look. can you id the man in the tank top who tosses a rock through the door and crawls between the shattered glass in the middle of the night snow leaves moments later getting away with

bob jones has the story. what did police tell you, bob? >> well i was there as the sheriff released the startling new detail this is afternoon. credible because he knew details about the crimes being -- that the general public did not know. here is some background on this case. back in 2007 a white woman in her 20's was found in a corn field near some woods on victory road. they pout out said during a confession last friday he revealed the sketch does not resemble the whom killed. he said he did napped the woman, took her to a town, stabbed her in the neck and then dumped her body. a year later he set the bones on fire. here is the thing, he doesn't know her full name. the sheriff's department is still trying to figure out who she is. those living near the crime scene are stunned by this latest it. i mean this is a quiet peaceful neighborhood. all of a sudden right here across the street a body turns up. >> i think he showed some remorse. i think he has found god and wants to move forward. >> they said in this case there is in rush to bring charges because the suspect is being held in ashland county on charges of murder and k

all new at 5:00 tonight our bob jones spoke with neighbors who came to help her. call made by the 10-year-old girl. but on it she says her mom is bleeding. there was a needle on the dresser and she didn't know what happened. >> i don't know how you would describe that situation for a child that goes finding her mother laying on the floor. >> reporter: that girl and her 9-year-old brother realized that their mom was unresponsive after returning from school just after 3:00 p.m. wednesday. >> the little girl was scared to death that her mom was going to die. i tried to comfort the little girl. >> reporter: officers found a burnt spoon on the dresser and exct overdose. several doses of narcan were used to revive the mother identified as 37-year-old jeannie mckinniss. on the 911 call, the girl said that her mom had a warrant and that the 10-year-old was so scared that she tossed the sir ring in the -- syringe in the woods. >> and she said no, please don't take my mommy to jail, please don't take my mommy to jail. >> reporter: mckinniss was taken to the hospital, but th

new goal to. finish a marathon in the spring. bob jones spoke exclusively with this woman this afternoon. bob, the marathon is this saturday, and she is going to be there. >> reporter: well, lee, we are at the starting line for the akron marathon, and she will be here, she says, to watch a friend. she's not quite ready to run it, but she will be here. 26.2 miles next spring in canton. and that welcome back an amazing accomplishment considering her terrifying ordeal. lacing up those running shoes and getting out there to run, slowly but surely she is determined to defy the odds and her doctor. >> people normally don't walk after the kind of breaks that i had. it just doesn't happen. he said, i don't know about running. i never believed him. i've overcome everything he december. she was out for a run on 619 and green when she was struck by a driver who then took off, leaving her on the side of the road. >> i just remembered the impact, like it just felt like the wind got knocked out of me. >> reporter: her right leg was broken in three places, and she suffered a life threatening injury. >>

bob skinner? >> never heard that. that makes you a dog sitter. >> "bridget jones' baby" hits theaters september 16th. >>> my new interview with pop star usher. he stars in the film "hands of stone" transforming himself into legendary boxer sugar ray leonard. being a bockixing fan i thought would be cool to go a few rounds before the interview. >> the warm-ups are tied. >> nervous? why? ? >> i'm going head to head with my man usher in the ring at the world famous wild card boxing club and the legendary sugar ray leonard's revving the match and talking smack. >> these two stars having a blast promoting "hands of stone". >> duran should fight no one, but me. >> usher taking on the role of the iconic boxer. >> sugar ray! to play you what were your thoughts? >> i thought it was a joke. i swear i thought it was a joke. no, no, no. i'll give you props. >> you didn't tell me -- you should have told me that, ray. usher is playing you. i said oh, really? and then when i saw him in action i said this man can do it. >> usher proving he can do it all just dropping a new track, no limits. ? ? >> andrr stone" starring opposite edgar ramirez and robert deni

here to discuss, betsy mccoy, former governor of new york and trump supporter bob beckel and andy dean, former president of trump productions. van jones is here as well, cnn political contributor. lots to dissect here. i'm going to start with you, andy. haven't seen you in a while. hillary clinton said she sought advice from colin powell and others on the use of e-mail. this e-mail schafrpg seems to confirm that. what do you find most revealing here? >> i find most revealing that colin powell is using an aol account. most people stopped using in 1993. the idea that she's going to take any form of judgment from somebody who knows clearly not much about technology scares me. hillary clinton has access to some of the top i.t. people on the planet. the thing is, don, this is the key here. she didn't want the answers to her questions. if she wanted correct answers to her question, she could asked the best people. she wanted to do what hillary clinton wanted to do. that's what hillary clinton did. i don't think colin powell bears any weight here. >> she did say that she sought advice from colin powell and she went along with his advice or a

jones industrial average dropped 258 points to 18,066. the nasdaq declined 256. and the s&p 500 fell 32. bob pisani was in the middle of today's selloff at the nework stock exchange. >> another tough day for stocks, the market did improve towards the close. all the major sectors down one-and-a-half to 2% or more, including energy, materials, financial and health care. it's mostly about the debate over whether the feds should or should not race interest rates. the odds are small, the risk is high. many traders are long both stocks and bonds. both of which might get hit if the fed raises rates. traders have been lightning up on stocks exposure. but selling accelerated after paul singer said at cnbc's delivering alpha conference, the treasuries were not safe and worth the investment. the yield on this ten-year treasury shot up to the highest level since june, and even banks, which would benefit from higher rates, moved down. it was that kind of day. oil stocks got hit by a double whammy. on top of the general risk off atmosphere, also a roughly 2% decline in oil. so exxonmobil settled at the lowest level since april. bottom line, the market roller

trump's november meeting with black pastors in new york burns said former campaign manager corey lewandowski asked him to speak on trump's behalf at bob jonesy. he's been a favorite of the campaign ever since. >> he just came out of the blue. >> reporter: davies said he's a republican and never heard of the fiery pastor. neither were his friend. >> they saw a claim that he's a member of phi alpha cy. >> reporter: he first saw the claim on the church's website. davis said he captured this screen graph in july, he started investigating. what did you find? >> there's no person named mark burns, john mark burns or anybody in the from ternts ever. >> reporter: davis said he contacted burns and soon after he said the web page disappeared. we contacted them, too. we asked about that. >> without question i said i had crossed -- not crossed, but started the process of being a part of that organization. but that's the furthest i got. >> reporter: is that the bio from your website? >> it is. it is the bio. but this is not an accurate depiction of the bio. information has been added. i'm pretty -- i own up to any mistakes that i made like i did with my

trump's november meeting with black pastors in new york, burns says former campaign manager corey lewandowski asked him to speak on trump's behalf at bob jonesf the campaign ever since. >> he just came out of the blue. >> reporter: virginia beach navy veteran damon davis says he is a republican but had never heard of the fiery southern pastor. neither had his friends. >> so they looked him up and he had webb pages up and they say one of the claims was that he was a member of a fraternity. >> reporter: davis, who is a member of the american fraternity says he first saw the claims in the pastor's bio. davis says he captured this korean grab in july days after burns spoke at the rnc. then he started investigating. what did you find? >> there is no person named mark burns, john mark burns or any variation thereof in the fraternity ever. >> reporter: davis says he contacted pastor burns. soon after, davis says the webb page disappeared. cnn called kappa headquarters, too. they have no record of him. when we sat down with burns, we asked about that. >> i did without question say that i had cross -- i'm not cross, but i started the process of being

trump's november meeting with black pastors in new york, burns says former campaign manager corey lewandowski asked him to speak on trump's behalf at bob jonesversity. he's been a favorite of the campaign ever since. >> he just came out of the blue. >> reporter: virginia beach navy veteran damon davis says is he's a republican but had never heard of the fiery southern pastor. neither had his friends. >> they looked him up. he had web pages up. one of the claims is he was a member of kappa alpha psi. >> reporter: davis, who is a member of the predominantly african-american fraternity, says he first saw the claim in pastor burns' bio on his church's website. davis says he captured this screen grab in july just days after burns spoke at the rnc. then he started investigating. >> what did you find? >> there's no person named mark burns, john mark burns, or any variation thereof in the fraternity ever. >> reporter: davis says he contacted pastor burns. soon after, davis says the web page disappeared. cnn called kappa headquarters too. they have no record of him, so when we sat down with burns, we asked about that. >> i did, without question, say

bob beckel, andy dean and cnn contributor van jones. let's see if you can outdo that last segment with the former governor jesse ventura. in this forum tonight, a lot of donald trump's comments are making news tonight. i want to play his remarks about vladamir putin and his try of praise for the russian leader. >> if he says great things about me, i'll save great things about him. he is very much a leader. you can say isn't that a terrible thing. he has very strong control over his country. it's a very different system and i don't happen to like the system but in the system he's been a leader far more than our president has been a leader. >> bob, what about that? >> i guess it is a different system. i guess he can control things a little better and can get 90% in the polls. i think this is hooked up with his tax returns. they wonder whether he gave money to charity or paid taxes at all. i think his son gave us the answer when he said most of the business deals they've been involved with recently have been with russia. my guess is he's probably in bed with a lot of russian business guys, including friends of putin. >> andy dean, i saw your reaction. so, andy, it's probably not true but how d

jones and traffic solutions with ken smith. this is fox5 news this morning. what was hurricane "hermine" is now a post-tropical depression making threatening millions of americans as the summer winds down. (bob banick, ocean city, md) it's a shame because we were looking forward to a good weekend (minerva campbell, new hanover co., nc resident) i saw my grille get pushed across the porch, then i seen my trampoline go over the porch and that's when i knew i had to shut that door the storm caused significant damage late last week when it made landfall as a hurricane in florida, eventually making its way through the carolinas. the national weather service is calling for maximum sustained winds of 70 miles higher gusts -- in parts of long island and massachusetts. combined with rain and surging tides.. officials are warning of possible flooding, loss of power and transportation issues. now fox5 weather 24/7 with les krifaton labor day monday promises to be sunny with light winds along with daytime temperatures that seasonal. temperatures will start to build back to seasonal to above seasonal by next weekend. high pressure remains our primary source for the sunny conditions. we are keeping tabs o

jones industrial average is down by 300 points, 1.6%. nasdaq composite down by almost 2%, the s&p 500 losing 41 points on the day. let's get to bob pisani on the floor of the newk exchange. there's some real damage being done, bob, to certain sectors. home builders for one down more than 4% in today's session. >> yes, interest rate sensitive. so the fed eric's rosengren is reminding everyone that the market is not really positioned for the possibility of a rate hike in september. so traders are scrambling. what do they do? ed first thing they do is you buy volatility. look at the vix. vix is up around 15 now. seen moving forward these are vix futures you're looking at, but the vix contract near 15 or 16, highest level since june. second thing you do is sell interest rate sensitive stocks so you sell utilities, telecom and consumer staples. by the way, home builders as melissa mentioned you sell them as well. the third thing you do is play a steepening yield curve, that's why financials have been improving recently. particularly life insurance companies, global financial like deutsche bank and citi group not down nearly as much as the rest of the market. the th