. >> we are standing in the kindergarten room of the monroe school at brown's the education this is one ofas the four african-american elementary schools that was operating in topeka in 1961 when the case was filed in district court. the brown fee board of education piece ofa much smaller a larger case that started in the late 1920's and early 19 are earlywhich was part -- 1930's. when the naacp struggle to overturn segregation in public education. they were attempting to file case that would lead to overturning a case called plessy versus ferguson. a supreme court decision in 1896 to allow the state of louisiana to segregate railcars by race here at once supreme made the decision that was constitutional, what you so was the next lotion of rising in the topics that permitted segregated facilities in all sectors of public life. the naacp was attempting to overturn the president. they could try to do it in one case what if they lost that would be the end. in the 1930's they began to file cases that chip away at the precedent. the strategy was to and segregation in law schools and graduate

monroe township police officer robert marzi turned himself in to police last week.rding to the criminal complaint, allege incident happened in january. gloucester county detectives want to know if he made sexual advances with any other female arrestees. we talked to people in the community who say they're concerned. >> you want to trust police officers. as a female, if something is wrong i'll look for a polycñ officer and hope i can trust them. >> monroe township police chief john mccune says it's deeply regretful that a member of the monroe township police department has been charged with a crime. like all persons accused of a criminal act, this officer is entitled to due process of the law. i expect this to take time. marzi has been with the police department for two years. he's currently suspended without pay. >>> today, planes will be roaring into atlantic city for an air show over the boardwalk. the 14th annual atlantic city air show starts at 11:00 this morning. after a brief hiatus, the thunderbirds are coming back to perform. the event is free and open to th

kindergarten room of the monroe elementary school at brown v. board of education. this is one of the four african-american elementary schools operating in topeka in 1951 when the brown verses board of education case was filed in district court. the brown board education's case was a much small piece started in the late 1920s and early 1930s which was part of the national association for advancement of colored people or naa naacp struggled to public education. they attempted to file cases that would lead to over turning a case called plessy verses ferguson. that was a supreme court's decision in 1896 that allowed the state of louisiana to segregate rail cars by gates.

and so, fort monroe bookends the beginning and the end of slavery in the united states. and on november 1, 2011, acting under the authority of the antiquities act, president obama designated fort monroe and made it part of the national park system. during its struggle for independence, in a colonial courthouse in new castle, delaware, this nation set itself on a course unprecedented in the world. it was here that delaware ratified the constitution, the first state to do so, and asserted that, under the laws of this new nation we were creating, all people had inalienable rights. and in march of 2013, president obama designated first state national monument as part of the national park system. nearly 100 years after delaware ratified the constitution, we were still a long way from liberty and justice envisioned by the founding fathers. no one knew this better than harriet tubman, who for 12 years and at great personal risk repeatedly led fugitive slaves into secret places of the tidewater region and onto safety via the underground railroad. and in march of 2013, president

three escaped slaves appeared at fort monroe for sanctuary.eneral butler was at a command, and when slave owners demanded return of property, he refused, acting on his own. butler possibly reasoning was that the slaves were confederate contraband and could be confiscated by union troops. thus became known as the contraband decision, and lincoln traveled down to fort monroe to spend the evening with butler over a brandy or two and traded their legal views. lincoln returned to d.c., inspired with his own legal theory and the first draft of the emancipation proclamation. the three fugitives were the first slaves freed the civil war, and many more would follow, so fort monroe bookends the beginning and the end of slavery, and november 1, 2011, under the authority of the antiquities act, president obama designated fort monroe as part of the national park system. during its struggle for independence, in a colonial courthouse in newcastle, delaware, this nation set itself on a course of precedent and more. it was here that delaware ratified the const

monroe township police officer was arrested and then suspended.ead within hear what he's accuse of asking a woman to do who he took into custody. >>> also, olympic treats. even the world's best athletes get cheat days. ahead, we talk to local olympians about what they chow down on when the competition ends. >>> nbc 10's competition to watch is locally sponsored by the all-new 2017 chrysler pacifica. iso let me tell you what i knowe about senator pat toomey.. my mom was the principal at sandy hook school in newtown. she died that day protecting the young children in her care. when it came time to vote on background checks, pat toomey crossed party lines to do the right thing. that's who he is, and i'm grateful. independence usa pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. i'm hillary clinton, and i approve this message. michael hayden: if he governs consistent with some of the things he said as a candidate, i would be very frightened. gillian turner: he's been talking about the option of using a nuclear weapon against our western europea

i am jasmine monroe, channel 3.>>> we're going to post all of the information on those refunds. if you went to the game or know someone who did, expect the nfl to release that information tomorrow. we will have it for you first thing.>>> taken 2 of olympic team usa sob big wins this evening. michael phelps got his 19th olympic gold medal mac. elsewhere, katie ledecky blows away her old record, she owns the competition. she beat second-place by more than five seconds. the us gymnastics squad, simona bias pulled off her patented twist during a floor routine. on the tennis courts, venus and serena come up doubles for the first time in their careers. dashing hopes of a fourth straight gold medal. eight has your highlights coming up a little later in sports. now we head to rio with sara shookman. she reports on player in foster olympics. >> reporter: after a beautiful weekend in brazil, we're looking forward to the competition next week. one of the most anticipated events is rugby seven. back in the olympics for the first time since 1924. while the traditional rugby powerhouses like

. >> reporter: "it's deeply regretful that a member of the monroe township police department has beene. like all persons accused of a criminal act, this officer is entitled to due process of the law. i expect this to take time." marzi is engaged to be married two weeks from now on september 1st. from monroe township, sydney long, nbc 10 news. >>> a call for action in philadelphia's germantown section tuesday night. dozens gathered to promote peace in the neighborhood. there have been a number of high profile crimes there recently and just last week there were two murders and two children were shot. >>> hope to louisiana. how local volunteers are helping the disaster zone as deadly and record setting flood waters keep rising in that region. sheena? >>> and it's another warm night, even a few showers in parts of the area, but tomorrow not as impressive as we have seen. i'll show you that forecast and our next chance for thunderstorms coming up. >>> and a standing ovation at citizens bank park tonight as chase utley plays his first game in philadelphia against his old team, and he put on

the marilyn monroe auction. these years that people are just obsessed with her. myself included. >> we talked about premarket miss. one of the best things is botox sales. that came to the report this morning. >> somebody tripped over a wider and now they've lost worldwide. sandra: huge problem. >> you think they would have a backup server. sandra: breaking news on the story. delta grounded flights worldwide this morning as a computer outage happened several hours ago. the latest we have learned as they are now offering customer refunds on those flights. dagen: exactly. here's the latest. the computer systems went down in the 2:00 a.m. hour eastern time this morning preventing travelers around the world from checking into fights. the flights were grounded. features systemwide outage on a power outage in atlanta. the home base of delta causing its network -- computer not work and it's caused chaos at airports around the world. >> i have no indications yet i tried to call delta and they told me i had a three-hour h

>> yes, another day at least, and now tracking severe weather, across the lehigh valley, carbon, monroe county, severe thunderstorm issued, primary risk of this is damaging wind here, out ahead of the storms. seen few strong storms moving through the north and western suburbs there, that is well to the north, just few showers across part of montgomery, bucks county, one very strong storm moved right through montgomery county, and upper bucks, right there, along 202. this is the view that you would have seen caught for the drone. looking off to the north, a lot of lightning with the storms, and damaging winds, as well. these were continuing to push from west to east. that was caught by a ' there up across chalfont, looking north. that's where the severe storm was, it continues to move off to the north, where is everything headed overnight tonight? there is the storm actually pick up by the computer forecast right now, strong storm, across the lehigh valley, but really about it. the next hour or so, we could see the storms moving through. they'll stay to the north. overnight, things look

indecline hired las vegas artist joshua "ginger" monroe to create the sculptures. he spoke with us outside the container park on friday and explained with las vegas wasn't one of the cities to get one: (( joshua "ginger" monroe / artist: "i'm actually very upset about vegas not getting a statue. we initially anticipated one going up here in vegas, but the collective of indecline decided, maybe it's not the best idea to >> the statues were all removed the day that they were put on display. after receiving interest from multiple private buyers, indecline has priced the statues at 10-thousand dollars each. they say museums in three u-s states and one in germany have also asked to display the statues for gallery shows./// ((dave courvoisier)) >>> the bluecut wildfire in southern california is all evacuees are now allowed to return home -- if their home is still there. more than 100 homes have been destroyed since the fire started last tuesday. with so many fires burning across the west, questions remain on the best way to battle them. including a different approach...

joshua "ginger" monroe dreamed up the alternative take on "the new york, san francisco, seattle, l-a... and cleveland. the statues are certainly not meant to be flattering to trump... which depict him with a big gut and a less-than- generous take on that thing trump wanted voters to know "wasn't a problem" when marco rubio made fun of his hand size during the republican debates: (( joshua "ginger" monroe / artist: "certain things like the anatomy in the male region had to be extremely lacking. they wanted it to be pretty life-like with some characteristics that were charactature style, almost cartoonish." )) >> ginger was commissioned for the work and says trump's cartoonish genitalia were the idea of the group that hired him. feedback has been mixed, but mostly positive. some people have asked to buy the statues... which will be available for sale at some time. the trump statues have been removed in all of the cities where they were set up... although a restaurant owner in san francisco says he hopes to bring it back... ((paul joncich)) >>> speaking of trump, he campaigned in baton r

flash flood warning for portions of carbon and monroe counties until 3:15 a.m. flooding is occurring never drive through flooded roads. dangerous conditions. flood advisory mount pocono and areas over portions of lehigh county including allentown. that goes until 3 a.m. in the meantime, hot and humid still even overnight it's 85 right now in philly and 81 allentown and sitting at 83 in reading and only going to get worse. in fact, our forecast low overnight, 78. that will tie the record war warmest low for tomorrow's day, august 12 setback in 1988 and it's never been warmer overnight on august 12. i know it's a weird stat. it tells you how warm it s dewpoint, 74. that puts us in the insufferable range around 75 and unfortunately that's where we'll be through the next three days. right up in the insufferable range with kind of humidity we don't get often in philadelphi philadelphia, down rights tropical outside. tomorrow afternoon, 4 p.m. could feel as hot as 107 degrees. and does not get better in fact it gets worst. saturday afternoon, feeling like 109 degrees.

flash flood warning for portions of carbon and monroe counties until 3:15 a.m.looding is occurring never drive through flooded roads. dangerous conditions. flood advisory mount pocono and areas over portions of lehigh county including allentown. that goes until 3 a.m. in the meantime, hot and humid still even overnight it's 85 right now in philly and 81 allentown and sitting at 83 in reading and only going to get worse. in fact, our forecast low overnight, 78. that will tie the record war warmest low for tomorrow's day, august 12 setback in 1988 and it's never been warmer overnight on august 12. i know it's a weird stat. it tells you how warm it s dewpoint, 74. that puts us in the insufferable range around 75 and unfortunately that's where we'll be through the next three days. right up in the insufferable range with kind of humidity we don't get often in philadelphi philadelphia, down rights tropical outside. tomorrow afternoon, 4 p.m. could feel as hot as 107 degrees. and does not get better in fact it gets worst. saturday afternoon, feeling like 109 degrees. d

joshua monroe was approached by a group called in decline to make the sculptures. wow. they popped up this week in several cities across the countriment. monroe said he did it not for political reasons but because it was a challenge. >> i did it because to do. it was something fun. it was exciting, and yeah, i knew there would be some repercussions but a lot of bonuses and positive things tom out of it, which it already has. >> alcides: i don't think he's that overweight, donald trump. i don't know. so monroe revealed he planned to vote for trump at the start of the process, but says recent >> anjuli: i don't think you're supposed to comment on a naked man's statue, alcides. >> alcides: he isn't that overweight. >> anjuli: give him some credit. oh, my goodness. a relic of american history is unearthed and brought to pennsylvania. a mississippi man discovered the historic document sitting in his attic. the historians say it's a letter written by thomas jefferson himself focuses on the war of 1812. jefferson wrote half that letter before he learned about t collector natha

jasmine monroe joined the professionals to give us a look. >> reporter: have you ever thought of buying a toy but didn't want to spend the money until you knew if kids would play for it? step two has a program called toy testing. all you have to do is apply. eight different toys and over 1000 applications. a genius opportunity for children to play with the toy before parents start buying it from the store. >> this is a great opportunity for moms and dads to say okay daughter let's try this out. it is something we like to play with. we like to mix the gender lines. >> reporter: some of the toys your kids can test are the hot wheels car and track play handy man workbench. but are they as fun as they look? i asked the experts. >> i liked the hot wheels track. >> reporter: why? >> because it is so cool. >> we are playing with cars that are not doing anything. >> reporter: ashley says having kids actually play with the toys really helps with the development of each toy before it hits the stores. >> it helps with research and development and market and go creating new products for the future.

. >> that artist is joshua ginger monroe.says people love and hate the life-size sculptures. >> art is essentially made to create conversation, to get people thinking, to get them talking and to stir some type of emotion. >> reporter: people are talking and laughing. >> his persona is huge and it is monstrous, but i wouldn't call him a monster, you know. that's just me being politically correct. >> reporter: in new york, trump didn't stand long, citing a need for a permit crews hauled him away. indecline said they knew he would be a temporary installation, saying it is a met for for trump's long-term success. the department of public works tell me it will remove this statue as soon as the crowds go away. not sure when that's going to happen. supervisor scott wiener says he's in talk, hoping to get trump a permanent home at lefty o'doul's. reporting live, nbc bay area news. >> i have not heard a coherent n meanation as to why some cases en sconsidered to be priority delaothers not. >>> cases given priority while others are not

if it isn't destroyed by police would stand next to a more modest marilyn monroe. >> it sounds like it's a little overwrought. the idea of selling it to lefty o'doul's is a good one. >> reporter: no word yet from the mayor on the state of the donald trump statue. >>> many families are finally allowed to go home after they were forced out because of the clayton fire. the fire is now 90 percent contained. the fire burned just under 4000 acres and investigators say it was caused arson. 300 structures were destroyed. as people dig through the ashes kron4's spencer blake has more on how victims are getting back on their feet. >> reporter: helping things to be -- seems to be the theme. will this friend helps our friends go through a burned-out house,. >> a lot of people are able to get back but they're waiting for the smoke clear off. and some people because they lost their home. >> reporter: the red cross has consolidated its shelter operating at the twin pine casino in middletown. pg&e set up a station for people who have questions about their utilities. the salvation army center is offering

his name is joshua monroe. he goes by ginger. he was hired to great these statutes. ginger is known for his haunted houses. he used 300 pounds of clay and silicone to create the statutes. took him about four months. they are in five different cities. san francisco, los angeles area, new york, cleveland and seattle. monroe talks about this and said it wasn't a political statement but he does know these statutes are controversial. >> i'm just an artist who created an art piece. thinking, to get them talking and stir some type of emotion and this definitely did that. >> michelle: i was reading up on ginger. he says he was originally planning to vote for donald trump until he saw what he describes donald trump as making fun of a reporter who has a disability. i'm sure people remember that video, piece of video where a lof he was making fun of this reporter. after he saw that he said he couldn't vote for him anymore and he was disgusted by it. he has family members with disabilities. he agreed to create these statutes that are less than flattering for donald trump. and he

throughout the controversy, president james monroe exercised little leadership. representative john randolph, no friend of clay's to be sure, recognized where the hopes of the nation lay. this is what randolph said -- "there is one man and only one man who can save the union, and that man is henry clay." clay was only partly responsible for what is today called the first missouri compromise. many of the pieces were already in place without his involvement, but he did help to pull some of these disparate elements together. he proposed linking the introduction of maine as a free state to the introduction of missouri as a slave state. the other key element, the prohibition against slavery above the 36-30 parallel was the work of another lawmaker. all the same, clay's novel use of the chair's power helped to ensure that the agreement was not unravelled by opponents. this compromise eventually calmed frayed nerves at least temporarily. by following this grand legislative effort, there remained a question the next year of whether missouri was in fact a state. the u.s.

police in monroe say they found dozens of dead cats in a freezer at this house yesterday. investigators executed a search warrant after seizing 50 live cats there on monday. during yesterday's search, firefighters used gas masks and oxygen tanks inside the home. a court hearing will h those live cats seized at the house. a police chief says officials are still investigating the case and criminal charges are possible./// ((brian loftus)) >>> meanwhile we're learning new information on the fate of several birds... seized from a northeast las vegas property. the animal foundation tells us 70 roosters have been euthanized... and outside veterinarians are assisting current vets on staff to evaluate and help the remaining birds. metro tells us close to 350 roosters were seized in the operation. two men face charges in them for fighting./// ((michelle mortensen)) >>> a fun day in the water comes to a screeching halt after two teens are attacks by a group of otters. cristina davies explains how they were able to escape the ambush to tell this bizarre tale. >>>it was a fun day of s

jasmine monroe is reporting from the newsroom. >> reporter: imagine four feet of water. that's enough to cover this whole area. that's what happened at the greater baton rouge food bank. waters. the images from the greater baton rouge food bank hit local workers here at the food bank hard. >> it's hard on the staff. it's hard on the community. it's kind of a shocker. >> for dan flowers, the devastating images is personal. he's good friends with the ceo at baton rouge's food bank. >> just a few days after that, he sent me an e-mail sunday night with a picture of their food bank. it was totally flooded. the water has come in. they had four feet of water there. >> food banks across the board have been offering help. there's one big problem. >> we ask people not send stuff down there, that we get an opportunity to assess the situation and then our food bank and food banks around the country will help out with products that they request from us. >> in the meantime, if you want to help out. >> they certainly need your help. they can visit www.beourfoodbank.org. >> the flooding

it started wednesday morning when the father of 35-year-old billy monroe jones called 911 to report hislled a gun on him. over 200 officers responded to the home taking fire from jones before he surrendered. deputy bill cooper suffered a gunshot wound to the neck. he did not survive. >>> a 73-year-old librarian attending a police academy course in florida accidentally shot and killed by an officer during a role playing activity. mary knowlton volunteered in the two-hour class when she was struck by a live round. the entire community and police officials are stunned by the tragedy. >> we were unaware any live ammunition was available to the officer at the time. >> how does that happen? how do you go unaware? >> that is a great question. the investigation is going to detail how all those details were missed. >> mary knowlton's husband was in the classroom and witnessed the shooting death. >>> and heavy rain and flooding threats across the gulf coast as a heat wave builds in the northeast. meteorologist derek van dam has the forecast. >> good morning, alison and ryan. the storm system resp

monroe, wisconsin today. that's where thories found dozens of dead cats in a freezer. police confisted 50 ?live? cats on monday. they went in with a search warrant yesterday..and made the gruesome discovery. the home, which is owned by a 78- year-old woman, has been declared uninhabitable and police continue to investigate. the c-d-c is now warning pregnant women to avoid miami spread the zika virus to five tourist area is the first site on the u-s mainland where health officials determined mosquitoes were transmitting zika. federal health officials say pregnant women, and their partners, may want to avoid non-essential travel to miami-dade county altogether if they're concerned. and a health scare at grand teton nationalark in wyoming. park rangers are warning guests n to swim in ere,ter confirming the presence of a deadlbrain-eating died last friday...after soa h carolina river. two nasa astronauts took a walk in space this morning. one of them... jeff williams of superior, wisconsin.it took just a few hours for williams and fellow astronaut kate rubins to install a

the accident was about 9:15, monroe street in northwest. the five people inside the car rushed to a nearby hospital. two of them trapped inside the car had to be pulled to safety. four firefighters also had to be checked out but they're ok. >>> will survey the scene of the apartment explosion in silver springs joined by maryland senator ben car done. they pulled a sixth body from the rubble. still looking for one other person. of now, the only good news, one man, who was initially believe to be missing was found safe. he actually moved and was no longer living in that apartment complex. >>> to the region, we're covering from mother nature's wrath, strong storms ripped through the area last night bringing thunder, lightening heavy rains, this is video from olney maryland where a tree fell down near the olney town center. prince george's county fire said the area was hit hard with several trees down in akakeek. still wet out there on the roads. >> traffic on the 5s. cleared out. we still have the warm and humid conditions. hi, good morning. r

they found it behind a home in west monro. police do not suspect foul play they say the man was in his 30s.>>> police need your help identifying two people who sold hundreds of dollars worth of security equipment. we can get a good look at some of the guys here. drive in sarasota. both cameras cost about $600. a man is accused of sex trafficking in our community and has pleaded guilty to several charges. they arrested him in 2014 after a 16 month investigation. the classified ad website from the county jail. he is accused of offering them shelter and drugs in exchange and would threaten them if they tried to leave. >>> a man's grocery list is causing charges after he used his pants instead of a grocery cart. he is accused of stealing food and hiding the items in his pants. deputy saying that he went into a store and stock stakes down his pants. and just a little later, he deputies caught him outside of the store. >>> their products we use every day but they may cause chemicals >>> take a look at this picture, a few wildfires h

>> i think it goes back to the monroe doctrine.nk he was trying to revitalize that older image of hemispheric unity and defense, something that i find interesting is this notion that he did feel the monroe doctrine extended as far west as hawaii. he had his eyes on hawaii, even though he was talking about perhaps hemispheric integrity. he also had an imperialistic strain to him, wouldn't you say? >> certainly the hawaii episode. this is at the very end of his life and doesn't live long enough to see hawaii anexed but sets it in place by sending his old friend john l. stevens from augusta who was involved in the kennebec journal in the 1850s, sends him to hawaii to fulment revolution. >> blaine envisioned an influential america based on its increasing wealth. you mentioned he had an american sen trick view. >> he would have been supportive of the growth of american wealth and its expansion around the world. >> the interesting thing, we had a caller earlier on ask about thomas b. reed. there's a strong difference between blaine and h

this is the true defnition of a "cat lady" in monroe dozen cats from a woman's home after reports of a "noxious odor". when police entered a 78 year old woman's house.... they found 55 cats... five of them were dead. the smell inside the home was so powerful fire officials had to respond with breathing equipment.the home has been designated as uninhabitable due to a flea problem. trouble for a popular wisconsin circus this morning. the madison based 'the alliance for animals and the environment' is accusing circus world of animal mistreatment. the group did an un the circus and claims trainers abused some of the animals.the group has filed a complaint with the u-s-d-a. circus world has not commented on the still ahead on day break.... national security... the candidate about to get a briefing on some of america's when the oil billionaire koch brothers brothers' companies polluted wisconsin, even green bay, or how they spent millions to support johnson as he voted their way 90% of the time and supported special tax breaks for big oil polluters? whatever senator johnson and the koch br

drivers to stay with the patients because that information could possibly save that patient's li monroe, channel 3 news. >> incredible. thank you. >>> what is being done to fight the drug problem and get help to those who need it. monica robins. >> reporter: in the last third years the women's recovery center treated 20,000 women with addiction. every day 50 women walk through their doors but soon they will have room for more. recovery center are epiiate addicted. -- opiate addicted. they are breaking ground to expand the space. >> it will allow us to double our capacity. >> reporter: they plan to start the new program in six months and work through the construction. >> we will be cutting our waiting list from 4 weeks to 48 hours. >> reporter: it is known that prescription. anyone pickling up a prescription will receive a clear pamphlet educating them on the risks of their medication. >> people didn't know the risks with those medications. so if we could provide them education they could make an informed decision. >> reporter: today ohio received $2 million for opioid misuse and over do

he didn't take a picture of marilyn monroe. there was a picture already being used on a widely circulated calendar at the time. he bought the rights to the photograph and then threw it in the magazine. he didn't put a date on the very first cover of "playboy." because he didn't know if there would ever be a second issue. he didn't know if it was going to succeed. of course, it did. he sold 50,000 some copies of the first issue. from there on it kept building and growing. "playboy," like kinsey's books, was one of those places where these sort of challenges to marriage and conventional sexual norms were being expressed and regularly articulated. the first article in "playboy" was about alimony and how men should be very careful about getting married because eventually a woman will want to divorce you and take from you the money you earn. it wouldn't stop any of you in this class, fear of alimony, but it was what "playboy" was preaching at the time. questioning, if you will, the liability of marriage itself. saying about half the

there's emergency work in monroe township black horse pike right lane out there until 7:00 a.m. >> timeo take a look at business. another set back for atlantic city, the highest auction bid for baderr field came in at $50 million. >>> stocks soared on wall street ahead of the june jobs report. >>> new degree, no problem, the 4.9% jobless rate is leaving employers with a shrinking pool of employees that means workers without degrees are getting a better chance of getting a job. jobs are steady in restaurants and healthcare where jobs don't require a degree. >> people are shot in germantown including a child. >> annie mccormick has a live report on the casualties up ahead at 5:00 a.m. >> new this morning, three college students who went missing exploring a cave have been found safe. american students and japanese students entered the cave wednesday night. crews searched for them wednesday morning and found them later in the day. parts of the cave are narrow and other areas of the cave slippery and muddy and have several large cracks. >>> a florida man danced in court to get the attention

. >> one thing we do know, mariah's twins, monroe and >> they call me mummy. with an english accent. mummy. mummy and or they call me momma. >> momma mariah is hard at work back in the studio recording a new album with long-time producer jermaine dupree, including new music for caesar's palace residency. >> i brought the isle of capri to it's just fantastic. nobody said it was possible, but i did it. >> we're excited about her long-awaited guest spot on "empire" reuniting her with her "precious" director and close friend, lee daniels. she's working on new music for her episode in which she plays kitty, a megasuperstar. >> a major question, is the part going to be -- you? >> it's not mariah carey. not my role in "precious." >> somewhere in the middle? going to be pretty glamorous. but i don't know. we'll see. we'll see. >> you know, we have all spent our fair share of time with mariah, but never on the mediterranean. what is she like on vacation? >> of course she's fabulous diva but we love her for that she does it in such a playful way. she's super smart, very

on this day in most famous screen icon, marilyn monroe, was found dead at her los angeles home. the beautiful yet troubled hollywood actress was known for her feminine curves and sex appeal. she died of a drug overdose -- at age 36. for more stories now trending -- go to our website ktnv dot-com. join us monday for good morning las vegas-- from 4:30 to 7! coming up later.. in tonight's abc primetime lineup.. 8:00 shark tank 9:00 what would you do? 10:00 20/20 then i am calling because i was just, like, got jipped out of gas from a gas station. darcy spears exposes more bogus calls that are taking up valuable emergency services here in las vegas. that's our news news for now but we hope to see you again later tonight for 13 action news.. live at 11. thank you for joining us. there you have it folks. it's the greatest double-play ever. get two medium two-topping pizzas for $6.99 each. add any four, twenty-ounce pepsi-cola products for just $5. papa johns. >>> what was it like inside the car that rolled over and over? >> the car just flipped over and exploded. >> he lived to tell t

reporting from the akron camp, i'm jasmine monroe channel 3 news. >>> of course trump and hillary clinton both suffer from ratings and libertarian candidate johnson is saying the u.s. needs to be more fiscally conservative, he needs 15% to participate in the fall debates alongside clinton and trump. >> we are headed to a fiscal cliff if we don't address some really big issues in this country. and they are the entitlements, medicaid and medicare. i am going to be president of the united states. >> johnson right now is polling just shy of 9% nationally. some polls though have him in double digits and he is campaigning throughout new england this week. we have a lot more political coverage for you at wkyc.com including a live stream of donald trump's appearance going on in akron tonight. >>> when wild water kingdom closes in just two weeks it old geauga amusement park that shuts down, reporting tonight on what the future holds for this beloved landmark. >> walk along geauga lake, this is what you see a lot of open space. wild water really was the bright star in all of this, that is going to

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when they were in office george washington james madison and james monroe and her jackson, john tyler, james polk and zachary taylor and those that don't slaves but not in the white house martin van buren william harrison harrison and are johnson and ulysses s. grant. to have the most slaves? >> guest: probably you would look at washington jefferson and maybe taylor. keep in mind both monticello and van buren were huge -- plantations. attend to bed and both washington and jefferson had in the hundreds during their lives. i would tend to guess that one of those two would be the largest slave owners but you know it's hard to count at any one point because keep in mind that when you are owning a slave family, the slaves are also having children so those numbers would fluctuate up and down. but still even with that i always think that it would a washington or jefferson. c-span: you tell stories about slaves, servants and presidents that ligouri slept in the room with them. can you remember one of those in particular? >> guest: william lee was the body servant of george washington and ever

amount of income are flowing again to this very tiny group of folks at the top prospect in ohio, monroe county is the unequal county in ohio accordinl to research, the top 1% make almost 32 times more than the bottom 99% of the average income of the top 1% is over $143 million the average income of the bottom 99% is aboutto $42,000. pod is in shaker heights, ohio. good morning. >> good morning. mark price, you can tell me you want to read this report. two comments for you and the question. one, do you make a have a distinction between things being unequal, not mr. cicilline ing the as things being unfair?ng i'm finding that a common problem with people that talk about this publicly especially in the political arena. just because things are unequaln doesn't mean they are being treated unfair. number two, in reference to what richard was saying prior to me, du acknowledged it's not just a matter of who your parents are insourcing, but how will you respond education? there's lots of well educated people that respond in a very mediocre way to get education that they have. and then my questi

he didn't have -- he didn't take a picture of marilynn monroe. there was a picture already being used on a widely circulated calendar. he brought the rides and threw it in the magazine, and he didn't put it on the date of the very first cover of "play boy" because he didn't know if it would be a second issue. he didn't know if it was going to succeed. he did. he sold 50,000 some of the first issue, and from then on it kept building and growing. play boy, like kinsey, was one of those -- kinsey's books was one of those. >> that would not study any of you in this class, fear of alimony, but it was what "play boy" was preaching at the time. questioning, if you lrk the viability of marriage itself. he attacked the idea of marriage saying half of the men were free men, and the other half are free only in spirit. he makes it clear in his first issue, first page, it's not a family magazine. he told women who -- needed to get back to lady's home companion. he is trying to appeal to men who don't want to be married. who don't want to be tied to family res

. >> i'm jasmine monroe, channel 3 news. >> hundreds of you are talking about this story on the wkyc facebook page. greg says he absolutely agrees with the teacher, but arlene commented. great thought, but some things need additional time. >> i would only add to spend a few minutes discussing what your student >> robin says no testing, no homework, why bother going to school. get this on the conversation now on wkyc's facebook page. >>> heatlh news tonight, all the talk about zika this year. remember west nile virus? it's been detected in five cuyahoga county communities. they've all come back positive. while it's not unusual for the mosquitoes to be infected, it's important to protect yourself. remember to eliminate any standing water around your to keep kids inside one hour before sunset. >> and i can tell the pressure. those are really great things to be able to do. >> next at 6:00, another medical miracle performed at the cleveland clinic. monica robbins shows us how one woman is receiving a special touch. >> northern ohio, we've been seeing beautiful weather lately. looking ahea

trump is expected to speak at the phoenix convention center at monroe. demonstrators against joe arpaio plan to be there. >>> a phoenix woman accused in the death of her 4-year-old daughter pleads guilty in court. back in 2013, she hit the girl in the stomach twice before she complained of a stomach ache and began vomiting. the little girl eventually stopped breathing. they found bruises on the girl's the crime and scheduled for a court hearing tomorrow. >>> operator of an unlicensed daycare center will learn her punishment in october for the death of a 2-year-old girl. she pled guilty for second-degree murder. she died from dehydration and acute exposure to meth. ryan reed also pled guilty to counts, including s murder and attempted sexual misconduct with a minor. >>> l.a. police arrest chris brown today on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon. a woman reported being threatened this morning leading to a standoff. brown refused to come outside and instead, he posted videos on wrong. he posted videos on instagram saying black lives matter. officers es

shawn was on a mission to try and raise money to help his mom in monroe, wisconsin pay for a surgery she needs. friends have set up a gofundme account, to help see shawn's mission through. on the link to this story at tmj4.com the racine county sheriff's office is investigating a car crash that killed a woman and seriously injured her husband. authorities say the union grove couple was hit by another car in the town of yorkville.medics rushed them to the hospital where the woman died from her injuries. the driver of the second car was not hurt.alcohol does not appear to be a factor in the crash. a dodge county woman is facing charges ... after being arrested for her fifth o-w-i. troopers say they peformed a hottenstein in the k-mart parking lot in oconomowoc.they report the 40-year-old refused a sobriety test even though she smelled like alcohol.she was arrested and taken to the hospital .. but refused to let nurses draw blood.troopers took her to jail.hottenstein also faces charges for felony bail jumping. decision 20-16today, donald trump plans to outline his plans for immigration

reporting from the newsroom, i'm jasmine monroe, channel 3 channel 3 news. >>> this is what is left of a -- restored maybe eight caught in the park. >> we're months away from the legal usage of medicinal marijuana in ohio. right now, we'll have the forecast. >> we're checking a couple of showers and thunderstorms thunderstorms in northeast ohio. if you're on your dinner break, we'll have more in just a bit. >>> sad news from texas. the zika virus has killed concerns of the virus grow in the u.s. that story and more when channel 3 news at 6:00 she's one of the wealthiest women in politics. combined income: thirty million dollars. tours the world on private jets. protected by armed guards for thirty years. but she doesn't believe in your right to keep a gun at home for self-defense. "i fully appreciate how hard life is for so many americans today." an out of touch hypocrite. cal victory fund is responsible in one month, medicinal marijuana will be legal in ohio. while those who need it can start using it next month, that may be easier said than done. tom berras joins us now to see th are