buckeye pageant, the first pageant i entered. thank god i did not win.i'm so competitive, i wanted to figure out, how do you win? being first runner-up was not nough. so i entered the next year and i won. i was the first african-american woman to be ms. youngstown and represent youngstown at the miss highway and miss america pageant. pageants were great for me. taught me a lot of incredible lessons. people will judge you by how you look and how you walk and how you talk. to be sharp on your feet that fitness was important. and to be congenial. i learned a lot about those skills while i was competing in he pageants. host: when did you first meet donald trump? omarosa: september, i believe the 13th, 2003. host: walk us through what happened. omarosa: like a quiz. [laughter] i remember it was after 9/11. i booked my train ticket to come up from washington, d.c. i was hiing in washington. i did not know what to expect. knew i had been selected to appear on what they described as the most incredible job interview a chance to run one of donnell trump's compani

walking out there addressing my fellow buckeyes. the energy in that room alone was enough for me to feel and to know that same spirit was in that room. , people waiting to see donald j. trump. host: you have something that is a rare ticket, privileges to be president. what does that mean? omarosa: that is part of my job. i don't know why everybody focuses on that. if you don't talk to the president, how are you supposed to communicate his views and vision, perspectives? that comes with being a director of communications. it is also dictated by him. he allows people to have access to him because he is transparent . he has nothing to hide. he talks directly to the people, utilizing media, including twitter. he is accessible. that is why americans like this president and support him. host: is he different privately? omarosa: i wish people could see .ore of his wit and humor when he gets going, telling a joke, it's pretty incredible. i've had quite a few laughs with the campaign trail. we would get going about something. i would love to

the former buckeye should be practicing soon, but will not be ready to start for the opener. maybe beast mode on the field, but marshawn lynch is still momma's boy on the sidelines. this is lynch and his mother embracing in a hug before saturday's preseason game. i remember interviewing venus as a 14-year-old playing here in oakland at the virginia slims. she was delightful as a teenager. now she's like a den mother to all these young kids out there. and could be number one if she wins this tournament. >> you just don't do that in tennis. >> join us tonight at 9:00 on cable channel 13. hurricane harvey has shut down both of houston's airports. what the storm could mean for travelers, even if you're not flying to texas. >> and helping after harvey. the bay area charities stepping up to help those affected. >>> coming up tonight at 8:00, "bachelor in paradise," followed by "to tell the truth" at 10:00 and then "abc7 news" at 11:00. >> look for breaking news on twitter. thanks for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. for all of us, we appreciate your time. we'll see

he was captain of the buckeyes last season. took a hit as a result of the investigation. the grand jury returned a no bill on all possible charges. and he feels he's now vindicated. >> i'm excited. it's tough on a young man like that to go through this. i'm excited for him and the raiders, for the process to work. and we're excited and now we can move forward. >>> finally, the kids chanting "dunk it, dunk it," jason richardson throws it down with authority! he's not playing anymore, but still has hops at age 36. just decided they're chanting, that's what i do. >> thanks, larry. >> join us tonight at 9:00 on channel 13. new video coming in from hawaii where a liver of lava is spilling into the ocean. but the biggest concern here is not the heat. >>> and then at 11:00, flames at a north bay school. why first responders say this fire could have been much worse. >> see you tonight for that. that is this edition of "abc7 news." look for breaking news on twitter and abc7news.com. >> for all of us here, thank you for joining us. >> se

he was captain of the buckeyes last season.aft stock took a hit as a result of the investigation. the grand jury returned a no bill on all possible charges. and he feels he's now vindicated. >> i'm excited. it's tough on a young man like that to go through this. i'm excited for him and the raiders, for the process to work. and we're excited and now we can move forward. >>> finally, the kids chanting "dunk it, dunk it," jason richardson throws it down with authority! he's not playing anymore, but still has hops at age 36. just decided they're chanting, that's what i do. >> thanks, larry. >> join us tonight at 9:00 on channel 13. new video coming in from hawaii where a liver of lava is spilling into the ocean. but the biggest concern here is not the heat. >>> and then at 11:00, flames at a north bay school. why first responders say this fire could have been much worse. >> see you tonight for that. that is this edition of "abc7 news." look for breaking news on twitter and abc7news.com. >> for all of us here, thank you for joining

phoenix, a line of cars quickly pulled over has they approached a flooded out road in the town of buckeye pass through the water to get to the other side. dangerous situation there. >>> look at this, not good there, either. drivers in memphis, tennessee not so fortunate. vehicles stranded in the streets in some neighborhoods. folks complain it does not take a lot of rain to create a dangerous situation because the drains are not propertily maintained. >> my in laws work in memphis, i hope they are okay. i should call them. >> reporter: just imagine for a second, it's been crazy we've had almost 12 inches of rain in the last 6 weeks. marge inif this kind of pattern -- imagine if this kind of pattern hit in january? i'm just trying to make you smile. let's show you the view, looking at the ben franklin bridge. we're seeing peeks of sun. we're waking up to clouds and leftover showers, overall i think you'll find today actually will be a decent day with combination of sun and clouds, more clouds than sun, maybe a pop up in some spots. let's flip it over to the radar. here's storm tracker 6 li

the former buckeye should be practicing soon, but will not be ready to start for the opener.ield, but marshawn lynch is still momma's boy on the sidelines. this is lynch and his mother embracing in a hug before saturday's preseason game. i remember interviewing venus as a 14-year-old playing here in oakland at the virginia slims. she was delightful as a teenager. now she's like a den mother to all these young kids out there. and could be number one if she wins this tournament. >> you just don't do that in tennis. >> join us tonight at 9:00 on cable channel 13. hurricane harvey has shut down both of houston's airports. what the storm could mean for travelers, even if you're not flying to texas. >> and helping after harvey. the bay area charities stepping up to help those affected. >>> coming up tonight at 8:00, "bachelor in paradise," followed by "to tell the truth" at 10:00 and then "abc7 news" at 11:00. >> look for breaking news on twitter. thanks for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. for all of us, we appreciate your time. we'll see you again at 9:00 and 11:

he was the captain of the buckeyes last season. took a hit as a result of the investigation. the cuyahoga county grand jury return aid no bill on all possible charges. he's free and clear and the team feels he's now vindicated. >> i'm excited for garron. it's tough on a young man like that to go through this. i'm excited that for gary and the raiders for the process to work. that we thought and we're excited and now we can move forward. >> steph curry having a dream offseason won an nba title, played a celebrity golf tournament in tahoe, toured china, south korea, and hit a kegger at jimbo slice's house. who is jimbo slice? after attending former teammate harrison barnes wedding over the weekend, they crashed a party. they were just going for wherever the loud noise was on the block and stopped at slice's house. so when you're hanging with steph, anything is possible. he was chucking a beer or something. fun moment from warriors basketball camp. the kids are chanting dunk it, dunk it, dunk it. oh. j rich. jason richardson throwing

according to his attorney -- the former buckeye cooperated with the investigation and passed a lie detecting test. conley has claimed the encounter was consensual. he was never arrested. the raiders rookie signed a four-year contract with the team on friday and was at training camp today. (grant)a three-year-old boy has been hospitalized for e-coli after swimming in a northern california lake. the un-named toddler started suffering from severe intestinal symptoms after swimming at lake wildwood beach in nevada county. two other kids have been treated for ecoli as well after swimming in the lake. the health department closed down the beach after water was tested and had high levels of fecal bacteria. " real upset stomach, digestive issues, blood in his stool.""was taken to sierra nevada tuesday, admitted to icu shortly afterwards. and was transferred to uc davis yesterday because he tested positive for e. coli and it's now affecting his kidneys." lake wildwood is a gated community.officials with the neighborhood have not commented on the incident. (vicki) experts question how a dead humpback

swollen kreeks over flowed in buckeye.hat's about 40 miles west of phoenix, making highway travel impasseable. showers and thunderstorms are expected in the northeast and in parts of the southern planes plains and mid-atlantic states. >> time to show you some of this morning's headlines. the san diego tribune reports the first female u.s. navy seal trainee has dropped out of the program. it's believed she made it hoof wade through the rig russ three week before calling it weeks. navy seal training has a high drop out rate. about 75% of the men who zbinl the program don't finish it. >> the guardian of reports an amateur on suspicion of murder after a journalist who joined him for the maiden voyage disappeared. peter madison denies killing the woman and says he dropped her off on an island shortly before the submarine sank off denmark on thursday. the woman's boyfriend alerted authorities that the sub had not returned promptly a search. >>> the new york daily news reports an american investment banker accused of pushing a wo

swollen creeks overflowed in buckeye making highway travel impassable. showers and thunderstorms are expected in the northeast and in parts of the southern plains and mid-atlantic states. >>> time to show you some of this morning's headlines. the san diego tribune reports the first civil training trainee dropped out of the program. the officer made it halfway through the three-week program. navy s.e.a.l. training has a high dropout rate. about 75% of the men who begin the program don't finish it. >>> the guardian of london reports an amateur sub ramin maker is due in kourtd on a suspicion of murder after the journalist who joined him. the woman's boyfriend alerted the sub had not returned, prompting a search. >>> an american investment banker accuse of pushing a woman in the path of a bus in london says he didn't do it. they have irrefutable proof that he was in the u.s. at the time of the incident. the push was caught on surveillance tape. the woman suffered back pain and bruising after being knocked into the bus. he was arrested and released pending fu

in nan whaley, she is mayor of dayton dayton, ohio and a democratic candidate for governor of the buckeyethanks for joining us we remember years ago -- >> good morning. >> good morning. heroin epidemics there's something different about this isn't there? some of these drugs are even more powerful than heir win. they don't involve needles, and it just seems like it can affect a great many more people and i don't know if we're -- if we've come to grips with what's really happening here >> right you know, certainly in the state of ohio, a few years ago, we saw an incredible uptick and this year, cities across the state have seen numbers that are already passing last year's number not so much because of heroin, because of fentanyl and carfentanyl that's mixed in to the opioid that is just making it very deadly across the state. and really across the country. what we notice about this issue is it's truly affecting everyone in our communities and in our state and our country. we applaud the effort to make it a national emergency here in dayton we've been calling on the state to treat it like th