quentin was moved to be buried in the normandy cemetery. eric: that sounds right. >> i love the concept where you initially said he's the best parent who was ever president. eric: i will tell you what she said was she likes the concept of calling theodore the best parent in the white house. >> i don't think a good parent has a favorite. where did you get the idea quentin was his favorite? did he say so? edmund morris recounts the entry in his white house diary where he says i'm realizing alice, the first daughter, is most like me in temperate in spirit and he began sending her around the world. did he say quinton is my favorite son? eric: yes >> why? eric: the most playful, the youngest, the last. there were going to be no more roosevelt children. none of the others had a personality as vivid as quinton. i don't know about the truth of this are not but there is some lore passed down through the generation of people who worked there. quentin was a difficult birth. when he finally came into the world he was supposed to be headed to his mother

>>reporter: lorraine, a normandy mother and they are trying to get into the meeting. that will take place and a half an hour. it will be emotional and very loud. we will bring you continuing 5.>>> the avon hotel clerk who handled a muslim asked will not be charged. this is video inside the hotel from the june incident. alexis silva texted her sister a message that said, a male and a headdress with multiple disposable phones was pledging his allegiance to isis. she told her sister to call police. when officers arrived questioned the man who collapsed over the incident. he was seeking medical clinton -- clinic -- treatment at the cleveland clinic. >>> we are talking about an early-morning shooting inside a west side cleveland burger king. >> we know the names of the people found inside, traci carl joins us live. was this random?>>reporter: no. police believe it was a >> female victim, fire is notified. >>reporter: in apparent murder suicide unfolded with customers and employees inside around 8 am, 38-year-old erlyn michelle rivera-cintron was shot to death while working

began at 5:30, chanting things like, forge, parma, normandy, fight to keep us three. they are proposed a cut merging all high schools into one. the department of education says the district needs to cut money from its budget over the next 2 years meaning the district faces losing teachers and school programs. >> they can think of way better plans than this. they are in the board for a reason, brilliant minds. they can think of better plans. >> reporter: the meeting is happening now and is for the public to voice their opinion before the board makes any final decisions. we will have more for you what happened in this meeting. for now, live in parma, carly flynn morgan, channel 3 news. >>> also happening now, the black lives matter protest outside the cleveland police association is wrapping up. there is an image from early this evening, the group was protesting the vote to endorse donald trump for president. endorsements have been criticized by some including the president of the black shield, and advocacy group for black officers things like stop and frisk. >>> we are

the same of the normandy invasion in terms of size, but the stakes of the normandy invasion were huge. same with the landing at inchon. it turns the course of korean history and probably the course of cold war history. when you talk about great attacks, it is not a compelling story or interesting story. it comes back to the scope and impact as jim and stewart said. >> that is an important distinction. stories, butt that's a different distinction that impact. yet the thing about it. what is happening on the battlefield versus the impact. let's open things up. [indiscernible] >> [indiscernible] >> any thoughts about that? >> it opens things up in tennessee. >> i will jump in on that. i will correct myself. wilson was in command of the military division of the cavalry. from a fort donaldson perspective i agree with you. , it changed the entire strategic complexity of the entire confederate strategy in the western theater. -- it kicks in the western door and they are forced to abandon most of kentucky as well as tennessee and it gives the federal's a river traffic ways. the tennessee and

students from parma story, normandy and valley forge all set to participate, upset about the district's plan to make up for a $15 million budget shortfall which was discovered just a few weeks ago. for the deficit they need make layoffs, cut back on programs and close and combine schools. students most upset about the plan to make one super high school and turn normandy and valley forge into middle schools. parents also disagrees with the plan and say the district needs to figure out another option. the student protest is set to begin after the school day at 2:35. they will protest until the special board meeting is set of coursers, we are expecting a packed out tonight with lots of emotions, so we will keep you updated on what happens. live in parma, meg shaw, newschannel5. >> thank you, meg. >>> another big battle happening in seven hills right now, this one over the growing deer population. >> the city council voted to bring back the deer hunt of the there is no question there are too many deer there. could, to odot, east ohio leads the state in deer car collisions. then we are talki

board of education , upset at proposed plans to make one high school in parma, valley forge and normandy with the junior high. upset at the changes to the staffing and educational programs impacting them. this is what several said it is kind of amazing, that with $140 million budget you have a deficit and you take things to this extreme the any other optionsns. got to be a better solution. >> to show that the students need to be heard it affects us and the staff and everybody in the drama they talk about cutting computer electives, ste pr arts, it is affecting the all-around education of students. , and parma senior high school, will be an emotional meeting, this impacts all 11,000200 students across the district at every levell with reduction in buildings major reduction in staffingwi a that is a large budget deficit to crack >> that is the number-one question, last spring that thought they had a $2 million surplusy and if the levy is no renewed they will be about $19 million in debt.. >> the i-team is following developments in the pu something about the delays when you call 911 in clev

the stakes of the normandy invasion or huge. -- were huge. and you talk about great attacks , is not a compelling story. it is an interesting story. it comes back to the scope and impact. that is an important distinction. that is a different distinction then impact. [indiscernible] let's open things up. [indiscernible] that? thoughts about your i willmp in correct myself. so, from a donaldson perspective, i agree with you. it changed the entire strategic complexity of the confederate strategy. it kicks up in the western door and they are forced to abandon most of kentucky as well as tennessee and it gives the s the cumberland river and they are now able to down the river through tennessee into mississippi. they are also allowed to run the boats into alabama, strike infrastructure, railroads. it has an incredible strategic impact. >> [indiscernible] another question? >> [inaudible] >> for those of you who are not , january 2015 -- i looked at the question of who wins? i look at the tactical , operational in terms of what happens to the overall

i don't think anybody anticipated of what took place at the corner of florence and normandy. the man is alive but badly hurt. >> it is a very ugly situation. >> when denney basically was bricked in that crucible that took place there, i think at that moment we knew that this was going to be different. los angeles is on edge tonight and looting continues. >> the city of los angeles is maybe the worse crisis that the city as seen in 27 years. >> that evening, it was clear that there were full scale rioting going on in los angeles. >> another terrible drama has unfolded in california. a gunman is holding more than 30 hostages at a high school and at least eight people have been shot. >>> the violence began last night shows no signs of slowing down. >> when the big headlines take center stage >> the fbi kidnapping -- >> i need to know if he's safe. >> jeffery domer. >>> los angeles indianapolis shrouded in smoke and arson fires. >> television helicopters needed to turn their cameras off. >> i see this guy pushing a shopping cart. >> i am looking and thinking is that pammepers. >>

at normandy, her guns fired to protect american soldiers landing on the beach.n the space of 09 minu90 minut planes attacked her. the heroic efforts saved the ship and she made her way back to the u.s. and saw action again in the korean war. the brave soldiers who served aboard these vessels called them tin cans. they shot down enemy aircraft, hunted and sank submarines, screened for larger ships, provided naval gunfire support for troops on shore. and delivered the mail. their jack of all trades capabilities put them in harm's way against far superior foes. despite their valiant service, they're less well known than the capitol ships they protected. they might be better celebrated, but they didn't go anywhere without their destroyer escorts. tonight on "war stories," the tin can sailors of world war ii. ♪ >> more >> more than 300,000 served aboard the tin cans during world war ii. they put their lives on the line with nothing more than three-eighths of an eninch to protect them. >> it was paper thin. the thickness of their little finger. >> to talk about the or

the ship traveled from normandy to attack okinawa. >> that pacific ocean is big.o for days and days and days and don't see anything but water. it's big. >> army private first class herman butchington was amazed at the size of the armada. >> we were on ship about 30 days. they had so many ships there it looked like a city. as far as you could see was ships. >> their leaders were brutally honest. they were told to expect horrific casualties. >> the last two weeks we had briefings of all types. you're an 18-year-old kid receiving these briefings. >> now he was with marines the night before the invasion. april 1st, 1945, easter sunday. april fool's day. and landing day for operation iceberg. i spoke to a marine historian who was there with the first marines. when you were making the landing on okinawa, it turned out to be the last major battle of world war ii. but it wasn't thought that it was going to be, was it? >> oh, no. i didn't know when i was going to go home. i expected once okinawa was done, we were going to go to japan. in which case i didn't think i would c

at normandy, her guns fired to protect american soldiers landing on the beach.n the space of 09 minu90 minut planes attacked her. the heroic efforts saved the ship and she made her way back to the u.s. and saw action again in the korean war. the brave soldiers who served aboard these vessels called them tin cans. they shot down enemy aircraft, hunted and sank submarines, screened for larger ships, provided naval gunfire support for troops on shore. and delivered the mail. their jack of all trades capabilities put them in harm's way against far superior foes. despite their valiant service, they're less well known than the capitol ships they protected. they might be better celebrated, but they didn't go anywhere without their destroyer escorts. tonight on "war stories," the tin can sailors of world war ii. ♪ >> more >> more than 300,000 served aboard the tin cans during world war ii. they put their lives on the line with nothing more than three-eighths of an eninch to protect them. >> it was paper thin. the thickness of their little finger. >> to talk about the or

truck and beaten. >> i don't think anybody anticipated what took place at the corner of florence and normandy. >> his name is reginald nance. he's a live but very badly hurt. >> when reginald denny was brick ed in that event that took place there. >> under curfew as fires, looting and street violence continues. >> the worst crisis the city has seen in 27 years. >> by the mid evening, it was clear that there was full scale rioting going on in los angeles. >> another terrible drama is unfolding in california. a gunman is holding more than 30 hostages at a high school. at least eight people have been shot. >> what is your plea to the charge of aggravated murder as contained in count one of the indictment? >>> the violence that began last night shows no signs of slowing down now. >> when a big headline takes center stage, even the most shocking stories can be relegated to minor roles. >> the fbi's biggest kidnapping investigation in years. >> i need to know if he is well and safe. >> mass murder jeffrey dahmer made his return to summit county. >> to demand justice for their son he took from them

truck and beaten. >> i don't think anybody anticipated what took place at the corner of florence and normandy. >> his name is reginald nance. he's a live but very badly hurt. >> when reginald denny was brick ed in that event that took place there. >> under curfew as fires, looting and street violence continues. >> the worst crisis the city has seen in 27 years. >> by the mid evening, it was clear that there was full scale rioting going on in los angeles. >> another terrible drama is unfolding in california. a gunman is holding more than 30 hostages at a high school. at least eight people have been shot. >> what is your plea to the charge of aggravated murder as contained in count one of the indictment? support prop 51. prop 51 will upgrade libraries, science labs, and classroom technology and relieve school overcrowding creating more opportunity . . . and better learning for students help students succeed vote yes on 51. teachers, firefighters and nurss support prop 51. prop 51 repairs older schools and removes dangerous lead paint and pipes ensuring classrooms are safe for all students. for

they want to consolidate down to one high school, basically making normandy and valley forge middle school's. parents are very upset about massive cuts in programs. we will have everything coming up on the 11:00 news. you can hear the fire department >> we will try to accommodate as many people as we can, we are at capacity on both portions. >>reporter: that's it. they are cutting it off. no more parents or students are allowed in. >>> we wanted to clarify that was the school board president that were signed and not the feel they are targets for races comments. as the students marched down fraternity row, people chanted. build that wall. >>reporter: members of the spanish and latino student association told me the homecoming was filled with fun, music and dancing. one moment changed it all and left them feeling offended and sc anger. it was a feeling of being friend.>>reporter: salsa members tell me the feelings came over them as they marched by fraternity row. the group is holding many flags including american and mexican. a chance got them off guard. >> we heard one group outside of a frat

truck and beaten. >> i don't think anybody anticipated what took place at the corner of florence and normandy. >> his name is reginald nance. he's a live but very badly hurt. >> when reginald denny was brick ed in that event that took place there. >> under curfew as fires, looting and street violence continues. >> the worst crisis the city has seen in 27 years. >> by the mid evening, it was clear that there was full scale rioting going on in los angeles. >> another terrible drama is unfolding in california. a gunman is holding more than 30 hostages at a high school. at least eight people have been shot. >> what is your plea to the charge of aggravated murder as contained in count one of the indictment? a dry mouth can cause cavities and bad breath. over 400 medications can cause a dry mouth. that's why there's biotene. biotene can provide soothing dry mouth relief. and it keeps your mouth refreshed too. remember while your medication is doing you good, a dry mouth isn't. biotene, for people who suffer from dry mouth symptoms. experience the thrill of the lexus is f sport. because the ultimate

truck and beaten. >> i don't think anybody anticipated what took place at the corner of florence and normandy. >> this is just horrendous. >> the man's name is reginald denny. he's alive, but very badly hurt. >> when reginald denny basically was bricked in that crucible that took place there, i think at that moment we knew that this was going to be different. >> los angeles is a city on edge tonight and under curfew as fires, looting, and street violence continue. >> the worst crisis the city has seen in 27 years. >> by mid evening, it was clear that there was full scale rioting going on in los angeles. >> no justice, no peace! no justice, no peace! >> another terrible drama is unfolding in california. a gunman is holding more than 30 hostages at a high school. at least eight people have been shot. >> what is your plea to the charge of aggravated murder as contained in count one of the indictment? >>> the violence that began last night shows no signs of slowing down now. >> when a big headline takes center stage, even the most shocking stories can be relegated to minor roles. >> the fbi's big

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possibly the biggest change, create a super high school and turn valley forge and normandy into middle schools. the district must -- must submit a balanced budget by october 17. the student led protest is set to begin at 2:35 pm. the students say they plan to walk here and stay here until a special meeting begins at 5:30 pm. we are expecting a full house what happens. and parma, make sure news 5 let's check in on the weather. a very good-looking day. >> very good looking across northeast ohio. crisp air making its way in. many of us waking up to a dense fog advisory. we are dealing with cooler air passing over a pretty warm lake causing condensa north and that is allowing us a lot of sunshine. temperatures right now 72 degrees for greater cleveland. vestibule at 64 degrees. forest county in the upper 60s to lower 70s. our five alive radar is pretty quiet. the clouds have shifted east. this is our next cold front in affect northeast ohio until about thursday afternoon. you have plenty of time for an outdoor lunch. this evening, crisp air moves in by 9:00. the bigger weather story is out

colleagues from "the washington post" head to the epicenter of violence at the corner of florence and normandy. >> it's a huge crowd running from the intersection. they say don't go down there, don't go down there. they looked at dana who was very blond, very white, and said especially you, don't go there. that's the worst thing you can tell a journalist, don't go there, because that's where we'll go. we continued on and i lose dana. i turn around, she's on the ground, hit in the head with a rock. i tell them where the closest hospital is at and he says come on, let's get out of here. i look at him and said, i live here. i can't go. so i waved good-bye and i did what i could do. i started making pictures. >> as chaos unfolds, the lapd retreats from south l.a. in the midwest, the story of a notorious serial killer opens another chapter. >> jeffrey dahmer came back to his hometown today, back to face justice and the family whose son he took from them 14 years ago. >> already convicted and sentenced for 15 murders in milwaukee, jeffrey dahmer returns to ohio to stand trial where his killing spree

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kids from normandy in valley forge high school marched to parma high school for the public meeting overflowing the auditorium. a strange start, not 15 minutes in board president kathleen petro resigned. but with so much at stake in more than 1000 people in attendance the meeting continued. at issue the state says the district needs to cut $15 million from the budget over 2 years. the district proposed a plan in eliminating dozens of teaching positions, discontinuing programs and closing schools. the sentiment from parents and provided last week are shortsighted. and will have long lasting detrimental effects on students and community. >> reporter: the theater program, one of the things to go, the kids who usually fake their tears faced the stage and brought the drama. >> we are a family and we will continue to fight for our right on that stage because our bond is thicker than any that the school board has. >> community does not want the solution that the board proposed. the school board will likely ask the state for an extension. if the state grants 1 the building closures would be tabled. we

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she wants to graduate from normandy. the kids at green valley, they are going to have to go to hillside. >> reporter: the proposal would cut dozens of positions like home liasons. jay they are eliminating the whole program. that's 13 of us. we are worried about ourselves, but we are more worried about who will take care of our children when we are not there. addressing the board. >> we will continue to fight for our right on that stage because our bond is thicker than any debt this school board has. [cheers and applause] >> reporter: administrators gathered together to speak. they voiced their frustrations in not being involved in the decision making process. >> as an association we fear that the solutions provided last week are short sided and it will have long-lasting detrimental affects on our >> reporter: now again if this is not granted, this extension, that means in parma they will have to make up the 4.7 million in the school year and that's if it is not grabted by the department of education. there is a meeting o

to do a march from the different high schools to here to parma senior high school and came from normandie high school and valley forge. parma senior high school were protesting about 1,000 students and teachers and parents. they were protesting the way that the school board proposed a deal with a $15 million deficit. they have said they wanted to close or repurpose five schools. get rid of dozens of staff and many, many programs including the stem program. telling us some extra curriculer activities have been cut. >> i can tell you my daughter was in sciences. i was in art club. they cut the art club this week. she paid $15 last week to join art club and not getting the art club anymore. >> reporter: all right. as you can see, they are trying to let more people into this meeting right now. we should mention there's a for the november election. if that doesn't pass, the school board has threatened there could need to be even more cuts. romona, mark? >> mark: denise, for those who might be new to the story, can you explain where this money went to begin with? >> reporter: mark, when we were

the parma city school board propose cuts to manage a million dollar deficit pu in marching from normandy in valley forge high schools converging ma with parma senior high for the tuesday board meeting,it to merge thep schools closing others. this not be a quality educational experience. > summoning shut up that the sum cannot get inside the auditorium emotions running hig as board presidenttsi kathleen sutula kathleen petro there were no easy answers in october, the deadli state board of education , learning that it promised to ge an extension and to come up with a new plant. >> were all in this together an what happens to one of us affects all of us. >> suzanne stratford fox 8 news. school board is open at the extension will allow them to find $7 million for this fiscal year end than $8 million next year if that happens they'll clinic police are looking into the circumstances surrounding the murder/suicide inside a west side overcamemem , police and paramedics were called to the burger king location and found erlyn michelle rivera dead, her ex-boyfriend, 45-year-old jorge aviles recuse

planned cuts includes arts and science serious layoffs and closing normandy valley forge and merging three high schools into parma high. emergency plans postponing longer arrangements. >> when you are in the eye of the stop there's a lot -- storm there's a t you have to get them before you do anything else. >> reporter: exsuperintendent graham said to a outside investigation claiming school officials are spreading wrong information. the board meets monday night and expect another massive turnout. so lots of finger pointing going on here. and i think the players involved likely to wind up saying it's their fault. a lot of pain coming to parma students no matter what plays out. i have a saying for the situations where it seems to be sleeves and a lot of people will wear one. >> a great metaphor. let's talk about the renew levy if it fails will there be more cuts. >> reporter: the current deficit reduction plan anticipates the money from the levy passing in november although it could be on a ballot two more times before the levy expires. >> tom beres thanks. >>> all week long we have be

her to co up with a fiscal recovery plan, because a major custody staff programs and merging ofof normandy in valley forge high school int parma senior high school but facing public outrage. are a lot of public comments in working to address those comments,o i think the proposal laid out his i a living documen that is a changing document. spokesman says they have now asked the state to extend the october 17 deadline so they can include 200 full-time staff members and they have to fill the new vacancy. the district says it will follow policy from the ohio school board association requiring owc remaining school members by majority vote to fil the position within ten to 30 days. all this and it's very painful to the community just another challeng we have to move forward there were going to accept. >> she provided a statement- now how long it has tc to change his plan for cuts going forward. they say they wanted a deficit by getting a $3 million property tax advance from the county. political throwdown in farmville virginia, mike pence in tim kaine wentn head-to-hea in the vice presidential d

a catholic church in normandy, france, where two islamic extremists killed a priest last july, re-opened for worship today. after a procession and special ceremony to restore the sacred nature of the church, the archbishop of rouen led a mass for the returning parishioners. the two extremists, who held nuns and parishioners hostage during their attack, were killed that day by police. this is pbs newshour weekend, sunday. >> sreenivasan: millions of colombians voted in a referendum today, on ending the government's 52-year war with the marxist rebel group known as farc. columbia is expected to approve the peace accord, signed last week by president juan manuel santos and the farc leader. it calls for farc's 7,000 fighters to turn in their weapons and lets farc form a political party to try to win power at the ballot box. the u.s. has long considered farc a terrorist group, for funding operations through the illegal drug trade and kidnappings. the syrian army says they are offering safe passage out of the besieged city of aleppo to any rebels who lay down their arms and agree to evacuate t

studentsil normandy high school at 2:35 when they get out of school over to parmer senior where the hub the board meeting. an issue primer superintendentit understand difficult budget cuts are there will be 50 jobs cutseb cut fail have $15 million theyh are under budget they have tove have the information done by october 17.e as they try to get things goingn there expected to have a really big turnout tonightt excited too be a emotional meeting we talked with a couple of people aboutut how it isn't here is what they there is just a small group of people that are making a drastic an enormous decision that will affect every one of thesere is s peopleas communities.uniti what we are trying to do is getw options, try to buy time. so we will be lobbying to the state as three mayors andors and getting other elected officials engaged.el the district must have a financial plan in place to present to ohio department ofe education by october 17th.nt top best buy the meeting is tonight trying to get it done they hopep to heave that finalized but by y 30:00 and expected to be no doubt.doubt. follow

last week hundreds of students marched from normandy and valley forge high schools and met up for a board meeting. one proposal is to merge all three high schools into one and close some others to manage a $15 million deficit. the board has taken that plan to get the atmosphere was, monday in the auditorium as parents and community members showed up to ask questions and offer comments. school board members say th given the districts until november 1 to come up with the plan they told the crowd that they will consider all options as they look for ways to not the board at and that's on the board and menu plan monday october 24 meeting in order to make that new november 1 deadline. could he will be following it every step of the way because a lot of people are affected here, kevin. can you give the store may have passed, but the impact of matthew is still being felt tonight. the death toll is writing see h phones on firebird federal agency has a new warning over samsung, but is it enough to keep you safe. the queen of hearts will rain again the game already made one is your lunch break a rac

15 million dollar deficit.fix a 15 as you see here hundreds of students and parents marched from normandy and valley marched from nools to parmadeens senior high ahead of the schoolt board meeting last night. the district's plan would combine the three schools into one high school cutting more than 100 jobs and several programs from science and technology to athletics and arts. it would just not be a qualityot education experience at all. we did not do this to school board and put district in debt and we should not have to suffer president kathleen petro quit and left the stage. walked off the job. right now the district has until october 17th to find sevent nowt million dollars for this fiscal year and eight million for next year. cleveland police are lookingiong into the circumstances surrounding a murder suicide inside a west side burger king. we talked about yesterday morning here.morning re. police and paramedics wereic called to the west 110th and lorain location yesterday and found erlyn michelle rivera dead. her ex-boyfriend, 45 year oldd o lorge aviles barricaded himselff in a ba

gather together we can show you video post on there were hundreds from valley forge high school and normandy high school also marchingng students from all three districts will meet .ogether and then go over to the auditorium at parma senior high school they hope to send a clea messagege to the school board a superintendent,ho that they are not happy with the current they're not just upset with a margin of the three high schools,s,it which vomiting val forge would be turned into junior high, but upset at the number of programs cut and staffing lost , the couple had say about this earlier. nobody saw it coming heard about this last wednesday , it is frustrating. they deserve to have the chance to go to the school that they want to. they have not forgiven us a way to voice our opinions so we protest, the only way that we could do that . the question we hear is that people are upset it is a $15 million deficit last year the board admitted that they thought they had a surplus of of several million dollars so the wandering what happened andnd w the students had to pay the you can see the police ce

a promise that hit the beaches of normandy. a covenant that split the skies over berlin. a vow that captured iwo jima. a promise was made. a solemn oath that liberated seoul. a sacred trust that defended khe sanh. a pact that dug in in da nang. a contract that weathered tet. a pledge that stormed the desert in iraq. a bond that patrolled door-to-door in fallujah. an iou that braved ieds in kandahar. a promise was made. to america's veterans. a promise we all must keep. dav fights for all veterans and their families so they get the health care, financial benefits and support they earned. sit dav.org. >>> in california, thousands of national guardmen are being told they have to return bonuses that they received for reenlisting during the wars in iraq and afghanistan. jan crawford is covering the outrage over that. >> tie don't want to pay back something that i earned. >> robert d'andrea retired after 22 years in ca letter saying he need to repay this $20,000 reenlistment bonus. >> they were giving bonuses away in droves. i signed the contract. i got the bonus. i upheld my e

planning to take part in the walkout where they will head to after school students from parma senior, normandy and valley forge planning to participate, upset about the district's plan to make up for a $15 million budget shortfall just discovered a few weeks ago. district leaders say to make up for the deficit they need to make layoffs, cut back on program and close and combine schools, making one super high schools. many parents upset saying the district needs to figure out another option. the student protest is set to again at 2:30 and last until 5:30 which is the beginning of the special board meeting. tonight we are expecting full house for that meeting. we will keep you updated on what happens, of course. live in parma, meg shaw, newschannel5. >> thank you, meg. >>> another big battle is happening in 7 hill it's right now over the growing deer population. >> now city council's action starting a big fight here. there is no question there are too many deer. northeast ohio leads the state in deer car collisions according to odot, then there is a the damaged property, be you those that argue

by 17 months, huge events involving this president the d-day landings in normandy and the largest assault over and likely when you think about it too remains a when you see hundreds of thousands of troops hitting a beach ever again given the nature of modern weaponry the decision to proceed with building the atomic bomb the long postponed announcement that he would stand for a fourth term in 1944 dropped by starry eyed ticket favored in the little-known senator. a hard-fought campaign at a time when no other democrat was given a chance of winning sooner followed by the gavel on the counterattack which proved to be virtually the last gasp of the third reich and by long trip into crimea for a second meeting with stalin and churchill leading to the agreement on the formation of the united nations and the soviet intervention on our side against japan in the pacific for and a compromise on poland but hardly stood a chance roosevelt himself headlong recognized since they already occupied the country that's to mention a few highlights and by taking truman as the understudy and dwight eisenhower

to do a march from the different high schools to here to parma senior high school and came from normandie high school and valley forge. parma senior high school were protesting about 1,000 students and teachers and parents. they were protesting the way that the school board proposed a deal with a $15 million deficit. they have said they wanted to close or repurpose five schools. get rid of dozens of staff and many, many programs including the stem program.

perhaps he has a few vivid examples of movies from surprise attacks like the d-day invasion of normandy of 1944 but unusual cases. from the dare it took mosul, isis knew the iraqi army would try to take it back given the desert there are only a few open paths by which to approach the city. this lack of surprises on the war fair. the real challenge for the coalition is ensure in retaking mosul, it does not set off the same sectarian dynamics that led to the city's fall in the first place. remember, mosul is a majority sunni city. the reason it fell so easily in 2014 was that its residents were misruled and abused by iraq's shiite government under then prime minister maliki. as a result, when confronting a choice between shiite militias from the iraqi government and isis, they sided with isis or remain passive. over the past two years, iraqi forces often shiite militia have liberated some sunni towns like fallujah but embarked on a new round. from the perspective of the shiite they are engaging in extreme vetting to ensure isis sympathizers are weeded out but sunni residents feel they are

but others were taken to other families normandy. they met in paris in 1960. they marry and settled in brooklyn. >> yet was the 53rd anniversary. the best thing that ever happened to her. >> the couple brought here by lifetime wishes to senior citizens. they lit candles for the family. after the tour, they receive from the archive copies of internment and the deportation kochments for their mothers. image, one of the few that survived. >> we don't have everything for the family. everything destroyed. >> after that they found each other. today they have their own family. children and grand children. in a story they hope will never be forgotten. in southwest washington, mike carter-conneen, abc7 news. michelle: that is so power to feel have the union. and the young ones to see it as well. jonathan: imagine surviving the holocaust and this is the first time they went through the museum. it's a very powerful museum. alison: the people who gather all of that information, probably loved being able to share that with them. that is their purpose. michelle: next on "ab