news 5's dhomonique ricks met up with a parma woman who says it happened to her. dhomonique, they tack all of her money. >> reporter: almost all of her money. she said someone walked into her bank, used her information and walked out with a new card linked to her account. >> i am still shaking from that. >> reporter: we apologize for that. we're having some difficulties with that report. we'll get that story to you as soon as we can. we reached out to huntington bank. they tell us they are investigating the matter. live in cleveland, dhomonique ricks, news 5. >>> the city of cleveland is one of the poorest major cities in the nation. the greater cleveland food bank helps thousands of people with meals every day. noth stretches to the suburbs and demand only increases during the holidays. paul kiska talked with food bank leaders today. paul joins us now. >> reporter: from cleveland to mansfield all the way to the border demand continues to rise. >> we are still serving more people today than we were particularly busy time. >> reporter: the president of the greater c

in ohio cities, dhomonique ricks, news 5. >>> all right. winter has been canceled, right? >> after today. everybody is just kind of lulled into this sense that it is going to be weather like this for the rest of the year. well, no. look at this. record highs today, cold front reality. we are dry now on the power of 5 and the rain showers are here moving towards fort wayne. the thunderstorms will fade quickly over the next couple of hours but the rain showers will remain and clouds will come in, serous clouds first during the overnight hours. but you got dry weather for the next 8 hours or so if you are worried about your evening, don't worry about it. look at the mild temperatures. 69 cleveland and menner, akron and 63 in wooster and 67 for nor walk to tiffin. winter blizzard warnings for minnesota and the western lakes. a wind advisory to chicago and westward through omaha nebraska and coming our way. the heavy snow, we will see lake-effect snow warnings and advisory out for much of into butler towards pittsburgh but no watches advisories or warnings for anywhere in north

. >> dhomonique ricks is here to tell us more. how many cars are getting the 6p new technology. >> cleveland police tell me 350 front line cruisers like this one to be exact. now the dashcam mounted here inside and behind the windshield and show a wider pick not only of the front but the back. >> the more eyes that you have brinkatellli. that's the simple reason for these. >> we are ?r?on our way of gett n. se q?4 >> dashcam being install into hundreds of cruisers. >> it will be positive to see what the officers go through. >> the dashcams ?are synced wit body cams providing a wide view. what is going on i >> ?t?the body w3cams. reporting. they $p9?are in a buffering mode. >> certain triggers like opening a door and turning the sirens on. officers will be able to zoom in and out of the footage. >> no ?-6?matter the f?case the cameras ?you have and something that is sophisticated as the systems that we are getting would help make those cases more understandable for the i@@? public. >> in cases like the shooting of tamir rice or the

dhomonique ricks, news 5. >>> okay, mark, it is tuesday night. >> it is socco tuesday. but not until later. if you want to do shopping, christmas shopping. >> if you want to by me something. >> if you want to get some spam. >> or by me something. >> yeah. it is a good night to do it. danita will post her sizes on facebook. >> let's show you more. an active weather pattern for many parts of country. of course you have been hearing all about the devastating arson, folks. it is a drought in this area. there is a big time lack of water, no lightning to start the fires. it was started by humans. now we got thunder and lightning further south. this is tornado warning country right here. we got 5 tornado warnings out for portions of louisiana and mississippi and this is the rainfall that is moving right up towards gatlinburg that will help with the fires. one to two inches of expected. here again we have bismarck north dakota and minot north dakota and winter storm warnings out to mild city and rapid city. heavy snow and high winds. winter storms and tornado warnings. see the

live in cleveland, dhomonique ricks, news 5. >>> military pride. it runs strong and deep for generations. one man hose family has a long history with serving our unwanted to do a little something special for those currently serving overseas and time. paul kiska has more about that man's mission to bring new life into old baseball gloves. paul. >>> well, that's exactly right. rob, thanks to this man that lives here in the city of parma. some of our troops serving overseas can now occasionally say play ball. >>> gordon king's dining room table and living room look like a baseball play ground but this is his office. >> king is a doctor. nursing old gloves back to health by stitching and reconditioning and putting new webs on the grandfather. -- gloves and he fixes them why? >> we have appreciation for the troops. >> he has boxed up a dozen more at a time and donates the repaired gloves to troops overseas. >> people bring me their gloves and i restore them and i recolor them and i restring them and ship them to the department of defense and they troops

with interest tacked on, the company actually owes the department of medicaid more dhomonique ricks, news 5. >> that's a lot of money. thank you. >>> all eyes on washington d.c. more specifically, the white house and this busy day for president obama. first, he welcomes his successor. then, he congratulated our cavaliers and our john kosich was along for that ride. john, the president loves his sports. >> reporter: i've got to tell you robb, i was looking at his facebook on the south lawn and i was reminded of a quote that said if it wasn't for memories or mi it was clear when he was around the nba champs it really brought out the little kid in him, president obama welcoming the cleveland cavaliers, tang centuries old tradition that started with president johnson back in 1865. this is the first time a cleveland team paid a industry. invitation was extended right after the cavs won in june, hoping they could make it here before he left office in 70 days. afterwards coach lue said what basketball. >> how much knowledge he has of the game. he knows every little nuance investor player wh

dhomonique ricks, news 5. >>> an entire block riddled with bullet holes. they went to four akron homes. you spoke to nervous homeowners. reporter: they are nervous for good reasons. 15 shots were fired from a 9- millimeter handgun and a 45- millimeter handgun, no one hurt but the security was stole an through homeowners. >> it flew through the air. >> sandy mcilwain showed me where the bullet lodged into a kitchen wall right ne framed picture that reads the lord is my shepherd. luckily when the bullet invaded. she was at her sister's home when she could have been at home. >> i could have been sitting right in there and they could have shot me. >> there is four more bullet holes at this home. one through a door and another through a bedroom and two more >> i heard the gunshots and six or seven shots freaked me out. >> they fired shots from each other and at cars around inman and clifford avenue. six bullets hit four homes saturday morning. homeowners are surprised no one was hurt. >>> that could have went through the wall and hit a kid in the head. then wha

dhomonique ricks joins us. this is training to deal an active killer situation. reporter: yes. it stands for alert lock down information counter escape. as i learned both schools have very good security measures in place. >> you have heard it before. if you see something, say something. college campuses in northeast ohio taking that motto to heart. case western reserve university and csu require all staff to receive active shooter response training and regularly take part in crisis situations. possible by a federal grant and that money allows the campus police department to purchase equipment. case western reserving uses the rave emergency notification system. they use social media and other communication in one place. text messages reach about 95% of users within two minutes and 15 seconds. we spoke with a security expert that says technology only goes so far. it is all about immediate response a camera or metal detector may help, the first and best line of defense is a well trained highly alert staff and student body. >>> case western also has a free phone application that al

the rain not stopping too many live in cleveland, dhomonique ricks news five. >>> and that's it for news 5 at five. >> danita, what is going on at six? >> we are just an hour-and-a- half away from the polls closing and a few minor issues that have popped up. we are monitoring problems in some of northeast ohio biggest cities. what we have uncovered. >>> a local father that survived a gunshot to his face and is telling his story of survival. a story that you ll >> a decision left in your away from the polls closing and the buckeye state will start counting the ballots if they vice president already. >> an election that has everybody fired up. it could bring out record numbers. we are coming you from the gunning park recreation center where we have seen a steady stream of voters and it has picked up as people head home from work. we have crews across northeast

. >> dhomonique ricks is here to tell us more. how many cars are getting the 6p new technology. >> cleveland police tell me 350 front line cruisers like this one to be exact. now the dashcam mounted here inside and behind the windshield and show a wider pick not only of the front but the back. >> the more eyes that you have

live in the newsroom, dhomonique ricks, news 5. >>> deliberations continue today in the murder trial for a cincinnati police officer. he testified that he shot because he feared for his life. >>> today the ohio man accused of trying to fly overseas to join isis was formally indated. a prosecuted tore says daniels wired $250 to an islamic state group operative back in january. he reportedly told an undercover informant about his interest in traveling overseas to commit jihad. international airport. >>> a man will spend 20 years behind bars for scamming hundreds of ohio families. eric bartoli was sent to federal prison. he pleaded guilty to conspiracy and fraud charges. prosecutors say he ran a ponzi scheme selling investors $65 million in unregistered securities. >>> well, today is the 241st birthday corps. it was founded in 1775. the marine corps motto of semper fi means always faithful in latin. it comes one day before veterans day tomorrow. and veterans day, of course, a chance for all of to us pause and remember the men and women who have served our country. >> today a local unive

news five's dhomonique ricks was the first and only invited to see this new shelter dome before its grand opening. it's a long time coming. >> it really. construction started one year ago. now it is complete. a new 30,000 square foot family shelter which also houses sex trafficking victims. >> there were many times that i wanted to scream. there were many times that i wanted to say no, not me, not like -- i don't want this for me. i don't want this for my life. >> reporter: will you remember human sex trafficking report which aired back in october. >> and i remember thinking, like, what did i do? what did i do to deserve to be in this situation? >> reporter: she, like thousands of others just like her, are victims turned survivors. >> covering that we do is planned for security. and so it's imperative that the people we serve are safe. >> reporter: a special back here. >> we create a secure unit. >> reporter: bo hill showed us the units. >> victims of trafficking are basically some of the most fragile and in the most fragile situation in their lives. >> reporter: that's why no >> even the

dhomonique ricks, news 5. >>> all in. cleveland, our world champs are headed to the white house. that's right and true championship fashion. the cavaliers will meet with to celebrate their nb afinals win. and you know its has been customary to give the president his own team jersey. perhaps president obama will be deemed an honorary cav before he leaves office. >> on the white house basketball course. >> i want to talk baseball. i would imagine he is a cubs fan or white sox. >> yes. exactly. well they are going to have a lot of fun. our weather here for this weekend. you can be practicing hoops with the kids. >> it is not real warm but it is certainly looking better for us in northeast ohio. chilly over the last couple of days in comparison to the temperatures from midweek. added cloud cover and a lot more sun by the end of this day. and then clear in make sure the heaters are running appropriately. you will need them. 55 the current temperature right now for us in wooster. dew point very low. you can feel the dryness in the air and your northeast wind at 6 miles per hour. contin

. >>> dhomonique ricks spoke found themselves trapped in that underground world. >> what did i do? what did i do to deserve to be in this situation? >> her story begins more than two decades ago. >> i remember thinking i was going to die. >> a 5-year-old girl trapped, traumatized, tormented, building a lifetime. >> i could not comprehend the moment that i was in. >> mimi diaz had a secret. >> i knew i couldn't. >> that stayed in the dark. >> and every weekend would be the same thing. i mean like clockwork. >> a game of dominos. >> whenever he lost it was a loss for me as well. >> what did you father do to you? >> besides take away the innocence of a 5-year-old girl? i never really open up about it. and i try to pretend it doesn't affect me. >> but it did and still does. it started with her father. and then her brothers. by the time she was 10 years old mimi was being sold and exchanged by her family to complete strangers for a couple hundred bucks a session. >> they were my uncles but they weren't. >> whenever her father lost a game daddy's little girl doubled as his payment. mimi