let's check in with akron. are the lights on or not the akron zoo? >> reporter: on. and beautiful. first time since 20000 they've had lights at the applicant von zoo. through the end of the year, friday, saturday, and sunday nights, 6 to 9. you can come and enjoy wild lights. the animals are still out. we're here at the picnic places, now the north pole. but the north pole usually doesn't have lions, and right behind toes the lions. i don't know, randy, if you can get a shot. but they look like they're a little sad. a little upset that the and they're still sitting outside. they're just kind of looking at us like we're crazy. anyhoo, two of the coolest lions on the planet here at the akron zoo. they are awesome. we have clouds that will be on the increase as we go through the night tonight. it is still rather chilly. an understatement if you've been standing outside for two hours. the temperatures will be in the 20s to start the day tomorrow. look at the little pink and the blue in the plain states. that is a sign there's a little bit of a st begin spreading snow and rain throughou

this is picture in akron the akron area summit county 277 at lake drive you see the cars going back and forth in the camera but heavy fog so use caution. i am not tracking pretty much green in the area. but the the yellow on the traffic map shows you that most of us are dealing with fog and i am seeing a lot of it on 77 in summit county as well as stark county. here's 77 at u.s. 30a little fog here but as we move north to cleveland 77 and harvard coming into and out of downtown cleveland it looks great. so use caution give yourself extra time. now back to you. therun segment but i am so gladthat greg doesn't doo do it saturday nights and sunday mornings because that could be something this weekend. >> right. funny how the the timing works rung around downtown cleveland this morning. hi greg. >> reporter: yeah we made it to the east side this morning. i am by the cleveland museum of art and yeah it's cold but we have lucked-out with the weather on the runs. because it's going to be a beautiful one. we will look at the running forecast in e but i wanted to bring my geek fix and talk about

these are our current trends. 46 in akron. now add 20 degrees to that and you've got temperatures 24 hours from now. we have a big warm upcoming let's zoom on out a little bit here. we will show you there we go. look at the warm air it's already 52 in cincinnati. mid-50s in indy. you're going to be in the lower 50s. 7:00p.m. we're 69 at 8:00. 68 at 9:00. should be dry with a lot of star shine out there. let's go tribe. >> we're so pumped we're already asking the city about plans for a victory parade. while they say they don't want to jinx it by talking about it just yet. they say they learned lessons during the ca vs parade about more straight parade rout. >> some of the lives of our vulnerable loved ones it's called operation lifesaver with a doctors referral they will give transmitters to families with someone who has severe autism, alzheimer's or dementia. if that loved one wanders away, police can use receivers that beep louder as they get closer to that missing person. those devices are paid for by local lions club. month

maybe some high surface spots along 77 and the akron and canton area. look at 71 and 90. the drive time right where we should be. and we'll pupil -- pull up the odot view. and we'll have another traffic check in a bit. >>> this morning we're learning a voting problems in stark county. a certain number of absentee ballots would not go through and the board of elections a team of workers was there all day literally copying entries on to new ballots. if someone put an x instead of filling in the circle, every one of them needed to be corrected and they have someone from the same voting party fill out another duplicate ballot. they say it is a common problem and it is not illegal. >>> there was confusion at the ballot box at the cuyahoga hundreds of people showed up but they were in the wrong precinct. only those that have the you cannily avenue location as the home precinct are allowed to vote there. and voters said that wasn't clear on the county website. >> i do think they should have explained in a little more details so i could have known. >> and the board of elections d

and we are in the 40s for akron and canton. you are going to want to see these, don't go to bed. >>> this is the scene after broad view road and seven hills. the driverf the car took off and the two victims were rushed to the hospital and we are working to get information on the condition. >> police are asking people to carjackings and robberies. from early in the morning until late and this is is the map of the crimes. and two men in the last carjacking at madison and west 9th. and they are armed and dangerous. >> ten-days after he was happening inland tonight. >> we cleveland tonight. and we were out there for hours. >> reporter: right the crowd is gone but the peek it was several blocks long and bringing together many groups of for the first time. >> they came out f >> but theorsinizer said that sauce -- organizer said that was the point. >> there is a lot of different voices here. and we all have different stakes and we will not allow walls to >> they came from across north east ohio and some chooseing to walk in the street

we begin in akron. >>> carleigh when morgan is in downtown akron the details. >> 11 pm seems like a strange time to protest. a lot of these people gathering right now were dish network first and second shift. this is a really convenient time for them together and they are just beginning to gather right now. there's 100 to 200 people it seems like they will leave soon for trial. they say this will be a peaceful protest. they plan to stay on sidewalks every group and share stories and ideas. participants say they want inclusiveness overall and say they will not tolerate hateful racist misogynist leadership and that is how they view a truck presidency. a designated safety marshall to help guide their way and keep them on track for the akron police are here as well. >>> as we head into the holiday season, more shoppers are heading into stores and crime is rising in those places also. >> we did some digging to find out what's happening in our local malls. >>> this is the case of an employee being held at gunpoint the news is fighting. let's not think of it in isolation. hello caution goes a long

akron is all in the green right now. we haven't seen a lot of issues, trouble-free on 71 right at snow. over to you, nick. >>> breaking overnight, we're at the live desk, hundreds gather in downtown akron to protest the election of donald trump and call for change. the protesters started off at highland square before midnight and walked from highla back to highland square. while other protests have led to arrests, this one remained peaceful with chants of "love trumps hate." they wanted to share a message of acceptance. >> strength in numbers, we want to make sure the racism, the hatred, the bigotry that's been going on from both sides stops. >> the protest organizers said the original goal was to have for the walk. they easily had four times that. >>> it would be best to keep superior avenue closed. >> the ban on busses at public square was supposed to be temporary. now, it's permanent. >> sarah finney is live on the square with what happens next. good morning, sarah. >> reporter: good morning. these barricades are not

now on hundreds of protesters calling for change overnight in akron. >>> busses band in akron. >>> lakewood firefighters getting special training to save lives. >> our news 5 team is following these stories for you this morning. first, meteorologist j.d. rudd is tracking the forecast. >> good morning, everyone. get you going, get you out-the- door this morning. here's what you need to know. we should be in the upper 40s a few morning sprinkles are out there. keep that in mind. here's the satellite and radar picture right now. rain may be briefly heavy in a couple areas. the spotty showers are mainly in the northeast part of ohio, those will continue to roll that way as the morning goes on this morning. let's talk about what's happening for the rest of the day. there's a closer look at the sprinkles and showers. here's a live look outside, behind the cloud cover there. it will be tough to see it this morning. readings right now, 45 for ashtabula this morning. forecast for today, with should be in the low 50s by the lunch hour, may pop up to the middle 50s around 3:00, 4:00, then easing our w

live in akron. bob jones, news 5. >>> to new developments in the case against a former cincinnati police officer accused of shooting an unarmed black man to death. ray tensing's trial that landed in a deadlocked jury and le go through the whole process all over again. news 5 anchor rob powers is following this for us. former police officer ray tensing will be retried in the shooting death of samuel dubose. it was last july when he stopped him and feared for the car dragging him but the body cam told a different story. deters is hoping the big difference will be a change of venue. >> it is our belief that the public attention that has been focused could have seeped into the jury room and we will try to alleviate that. >> in the first trial jurors deadlocked after deliberate be for 25 hours on charges of murder and voluntary manslaughter before the judge declared a mistrial. if tensing is convicted of murder this time around he will face 15 years to life in prison if he is found guilty of manslaughter

they suspect it is coming to akron from china after people buy it online. >> i think a group in akron of maybe a dozen people figured out you could get on the internet and have this stuff shipped right to your home. i think these are the people responsible for it. >> reporter: the unit has charged 30 people with possessing o >> we have indicted federally one person with several more cases to indict federally. >> reporter: akron police say the number of daily overdoses in the city does appear to be dropping. one reason is the good samaritan law which allows people to call 911 without >>> the battle for the buckeye state in how a as both residential campaigns now focus on ohio. >> and the margin of victory in cuyahoga county will be a key factor determining who carries the state. we have a new poll that focuses on the county. >> reporter: donald trump will carry a lot of counties in the state and hillary clinton to carry fewer by the same spread. the keeper trump will be victory. a new poll looked at those who have already voted and those looking to cast ballots on tuesday among the ear

live in akron. >>> only on news 5. a crisis hotline in cleveland seeing an uptake in calls from people in peril. many started to reach out for help after the presidential election. mike brookbanks jones us. this has been a wake-up call some. >> yes, a vietnam veteran set himself on fire after he delivered a rant about protests surrounding the election. there is worry that climate holidays could cause some people to crack. >> crisis services, may i help new. >> the crisis counselor answering the phones at front line service in cleveland is extra busy. >> we have an increased number of calls. >> out of more than two dozen calls to come in from people feeling despair that night. >> they can talk to their families so they reach out to the hot kline half of what is so remarkable is who was on the other line. >> they were new callers that were expressing stress. >> with the nation and families divided, those that run front line are preparing to see similar demand in the days ahead. >> we will plan for it to be busier. >> as

the city of akron is part of south main street between market and exchange streets. we have cavaliers name. i am mesmerized by the seven- day forecast. i can't stop looking at that browns coach. name of the starting quarterback. you have so see this video. bit. the browns are looking for a way to getting punched out from the steelers. josh mccown will start against the giants. the steelers had zero respect for the 0-11 browns and you will remember this before the end of the half not flinching two extra plays before the break yesterday. >>> i will be the calm leader that will get us through this and we will understand that there is one way and it is kind of my way and we will all work together and figure it out from there. >>> and we'll all do it his way on thursday night at 7:00. the hugh jackson show and it repeats at 1130. on thanksgiving you can hang out with coach jackson and the crew. the game is saturday, ohio stat and number 3. the buckeyes coming off a one point win over michigan state. one of the reasons that this is called the best rivalry in sports, most h

we'll take your akron commute at 6:19. but in the meantime driving around public square, it's not going to get easier. last night the city of cleveland announced superior avenue will remain closed through so that means the traffic flow that the $50 million park was actually designed for, well, it's not going to be happening. at 6:33 i show you what may be the routes of this downtown traffic nightmare. guys. >> tia: we have seen this going on all across the country. the anti-donald trump protests and it moved into northeast ohio. that happened overnight. >> brian: sia nyorkor getting answers this morning on the rally that ended in akron very >> sia: brian and tia, the crowd of about 700 people rsvp-ed on facebook to say they were korming to this thing. several hundred showed up and it was peaceful. they marched and walked through downtown akron, and many held signs with the words love trumps hate, not my president, and hate doesn't make america great. some carried american flags and at certain times the protesters stopped a

no, i raked some leaves today. 37 degrees tonight for akron. a little bit of fog here and there. 62 tomorrow, mostly sunny. browns sunday, hakem, you got a par car, buddy? >> yeah. >> 30s, wind gusts to 40 miles per hour, scattered snow, wind that's football weather. i'm predicting a browns win. friday sun shine. there it is. 73 degrees. showers likely, falling temperatures. windy on saturday. 39 on sunday with scattered snow, lake-effect snow into monday. >> all right, thank you mark. appreciate all of that. >> yeah. >> all of. that. >> the big turnaround weather- wise. can the browns have the big turnaround on the field? >> i don't know. chances. >> wow, rob. >> the steelers are going to be mad coming off a loss to the cowboys. ben roethlisberger has faced a bevy of browns qb's, and corey kluber up for the cy young this season. he fractured his left shoulder on this collision against the eagles. he has been cleared for noncontact activity. he can throw but is not ready to be tackled yet. once he begins practicing browns have 21 days to activa

. >>> well, the akron zoo is in the holiday spirit, too. the wild lights are are back you can have your picture taken with jolly old saint nick, also. the lights stay on now through december 30th. >>> and speaking of family fun, you might want to check out to the new akron children's museum, which just evened today 0. as manny abranham shows us, this zoo has found a way to make for interactive play. >> reporter: you can actually touch all of the items display. we felt like this was something that akron really needed, so we knew that we wanted to make it a reality. >> reporter: bet and i ryan wanted something their kids could get their hands on. they opened their imagination, and that simple dream turned their vision into a reality, at the new akron children's museum, where the kid can have fun, and not even realize they're learning in the concepts about physics and engineering, but really just picking legos, and reing to build a car that goes faster. >> reporter: and it's a chance for kids to learn about akron's history, which makes lock 3

let me show you akron and 42 and 58. not too shabby. -? first three days are mile. 65 thursday and 72 on friday and that would break a record. lake-effect snow. 5? p?icj% 38 band monday 38 degrees. q+?it, andy. >> how about that? >> awesome. >> we will talk more about it. but the cavaliers ?(? g=play to at home and lebron james and phil jackson -- we will talk well congratulations. the indian manager terry francona. the announcement just came in and we will talk about this at ? 11 and we will hear from tido about the big win from here. excited for him. ?agent and him. business partner. ? pfl? man ci>> q,@?very candid lebron jame cavaliers h in the interview. phil jackson says that lebron wanted special treatment when he was (i?playing in miami sayi lebron wanted to stay another day in northeast ohio. after i/wthe heat played the cavaliers. >> pat riley did not want awxhi team vodto stay here. ??&and his n-friends ht??$; >> watching th

akron, ohio? at the surgical supplies convention. honeymoon in akron. arthur, i think that was a mistake. what do you mean mistake? well, i mean, once you've honeymooned in akron, what, what do you have left to look forward to? oh, yeah. yeah, i know what you mean. oh, there's so much to do in akron! there must be a million bowling alleys! fascinating! through a tire factory. oh. ( laughing ) but, oh, the best part of all, we stayed in the presidential suite at howard johnson's. of course, the president's never actually used it, but if he's ever in akron, it's there for him. well, he'll be delighted to know that with a gas shortage there's a winter white house in akron. arthur: hey, walter! hi, vivian. hi, walter. hey, i missed you, old buddy. you do and i'll break both your arms. same old walter-- a laugh a minute. i'll get the chairs. hey, you should've been with me in akron, walter. remember the last time we were there? ( laughs ) 1944. we were in the service. walter and i both picked up a couple of carhops outside of wimpy's. walter was lucky. he go

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 what? now respect for anybody. >> police have no leads and they hop

: downtown akron is transforming into a place to work live and play. in this week's plans took a big leap forward as phase one of the downtown vision and redevelopment plan wrapped up.phase one includes 10 planning principles to help downtown. leading with the focus on main street and ending with connecting the surrounding communities to downtown. something that the owner margie klein of the believe is -- believes is crucial for the community to grow. >> we are excited about the revitalization of downtown we need more customers but we are very thankful for the loyal customers that have always been here for us. >> reporter: some residents say the plan set akron up to grow as a competitive balance right size city. >> i am only 62 so i am in for change all the time you know. >> reporter: as for freshman holly goddard from the university of akron she downtown. >> i would be interested to see what else they can make out of this town. it's really big considering where i am from but to see more would be interesting to go out more. >> reporter: at the city --

it is going to be windy out there. 42 tonight for akron. clouds towards sunrise. 53 tomorrow with a couple of showers. le oh boy. at least it's sunny. 49 degrees. sunday your pick day. if you want to get outside, if there's any leaves left on the trees, there are still some leaves on the trees. if you want to rake, a good day for. that monday, dry, near 60. a late shower tuesday, closer to tuesday night, 56. then we're going stay in 50s, middle and upper wednesday through thursday of next week. >> we might be two weeks away >> do i have to talk politics or anything if i'm sitting in this chair? >> it comes with the territory. >> i just want to make sure i'm good. i have a weird feeling about the browns tonight. >> it's a good feeling. tonight's the night knee. called it. >> tonight's the night. >> the browns are set to kick off in a little more than an hour and a half. we're going to talk about the browns. in particular, we're going to talk about cody kessler and what is essential an audition for next season and how you >>> we get right bac

akron, i think we see low to mid-40s around lunchtime for you. again the highs today around that 50-degree reading. give or take a few degrees. but this sunshine outside is really going to be the hallmark in the weather department. tonight looks great, first thing tomorrow morning starting your sunday, again kind of chilly so grab ahold of the thicker jackets. and by sunday afternoon tomorrow also looking like an excellent day for us. highs today upper 40s, low 50s. notice the wind shift from the north eventually towards the south. it's that southerly component that helps to bring up more warmth tomorrow, sunday. although overnight lows once again in the 30s and some of us hovering around the freezing mark, tomorrow we're in the mid to upper 50s. a lot of sunshine. monday looks great. tuesday will start to increase a few showers. maureen, not a typo. that is 65 degrees you're seeing next friday. >> wow. >> i mentioned it before, i'm being a smidgeon conservative on that by the way. we could be a lot -- a lot of folks in the 70s by this time next

outside of the 10,000 square-foot lock 3 in downtown akron that opens at 11:00 a.m. tomorrow to kick offf a list of activities here downtown area for the next six weeks. t >> the ice-skating rink as the largest a seasonal ice-skating rink in ohio because front and center of lock 3 there is also toboggan chute that opens this weekend,t there is a poor pol pot and a tree lighting ceremony, also some of the partner store windows will be revealed to the public after thanksgivingng pacific theater planning holida concerts and shows and on the 25th, the buttons go on sale to get into the -known as first night akron, in akron, were kin of the center as we ha ice-skating rink the arts program the windows of the different things downtown for everyone, it is expected to be they omorrow in the 70s, say that the ice-skating rink will open regardless, dave nethers fox 8 news. details about the day that learned more about the death of corroborate the gorilla, inspectors say the barrier surrounding his enclosure at the cincinnati zoo was inadequate,di and through y boy fell into th

overnight work in the akron area. details ahead. terrence? >>> this is something to think about the next time you get cash from the atm. >> you will probably want to wash your hands immediately. investigation in new york and found the atm key pads are absolutely covered in bacteria. most of the germs coming from human skin and food, the most common was lactic acid bacteria usually found in decomposing plants and milk products. atm boards also hold mold and fungus. it didn't matter whether the atm was inside or outside. >> wow! alcohol may increase your risk of prostate cancer. two alcoholic drinks a day can mean a 8% to 23% higher risk compared to those that don't drink at all. prostate cancer is the fifth leading cause of cancer death in men. >>> 4:41 is the time right now. up next, an adele freakout. the surprise guest a singer said "hello" to across the border. >> can't wait to see that. >>> and super screen5. you see it up and running, tracking your weather and traffic as we take to you >>> president-elect donald he got a call from bill f

the end of this campaign season cannot come soon enough extract akron -- >>> acrid schools -- akron schools talk about merging two schools. >>> a dog skinned. where the investigation stands tonight.>>> the project, how is revitalizing the neighborhood. >>> this is channel 3 news at 11 pm. >>> this time tomorrow, we could be announcing the nation's next president. hillary clinton and donald trump are making their final presidency at state. the votes, your checklist, doing it before i get to the polls. >> good evening, thank you for joining us. >> the countdown is down. >> the candidates are still railing support. >> how are things should be up tomorrow? >> repr: see how is going to see how they are trending in the states they are visiting today. this is two live pictures, grand rapids michigan, donald trump, i think that is ted nugent that just took the stage. and then hillary clinton, the burning the midnight oil. donald trump here in michigan. and then hillary clinton in michigan today. up -- donald trump hoping to pick it up at the bottom of the night. hillary clinton was in the city of b

it feels like 32 degrees in akron, canton. worse. this someone. though i days to bundle up and take advantage of small business saturday. in the lake county, basically all light to moderate rain, same sort ashtabula. we'll talk more about tomorrow's forecast. we have a lot going on, of course, that first energy a big game taking place. we'll talk about just how nice and mild the temperatures get by the second half of this weekend, which also happens be to the busiest travel day of the year, new just a few minutes. >> and people have to string some of nowitzki holiday lights up, so this works. >> it does. a good-looking forecast for tomorrow. >> all right, thank you, mike. . we've been through now it's time for small business saturday. the annual shopping event started by american express in 2010 is the saturday after thanksgiving. the goal is to celebrate and support small businesses. jasmine has been live all morning with some great deals in university circle. hi, jasmine. >> hello. we want to get to these bags first, because they are really impo

live in akron, bob jones, news 5. >> awesome stuff. i understand you have like 17 trees you're putting up. >> maybe two or three. >> two or three. >> or four. >> see? are. >> no, i start in october getting the decorations out. mary loves the holidays. >> you have themed trees. >> we have themed trees, outdoors kids and formal, and other things. >> and this year puppies. >> oh my gosh. >> just imagine what that's going to do to your trees. >> right now the puppy is afraid of the treatment the puppy goes in front of the tree and starts barking at it. puppy. let's talk about what's going on outside. has descended on the area. ashtabula partly cloudy skies. let me show you akron, our time-lapse clouds and fog this morning, giving way to a little bit of sunshine as we head through the afternoon. toward the evening and now look at that, mainly clear skies over summit county sons. going to be a mainly clear evening. current temperatures right now uncleveland have dropped. we're now at 5 degrees downtown. so if you're coming downtown for dinne

is that's where we find dave nethers, he joins us from akron. we're not have the 10,000 square foot ice-skating rink lock 3 in akron that will open at 11:00 a.m. tomorrow , to beg a long list of activities in akron area, the ice-skating rink is the largest seasonal ice-skating rink in ohio, it is at lock 3 where they have a toboggan chute, it opens this weekend.d. there is a polar putt putt for the kids as well as a children' tree lighting ceremony next wee after the arrival of santa clau downtown. there are treasured window displays from the old deals department store that will be revealed to the publicrt the da after thanksgiving. we got a state paid today, the civic theatre splendid holiday concerts and showsws and on th 25, the buttons go on sale to get into the big new years eve-known as first night akron it is a ag night for things to do and we got the ice-skating rink the arts program at the store windows of the different things it is for everyone.he we only skimmed the surface, there is a lot more having and the city of akron, i'm told t

akron and canton about 47 or 48 degrees for the high. with a mainly sunny sky. coming up, a nice warm-up but rain. more on that. >>> three shootings in a couple hours of each other are pushing cleveland's homicide rate above last year's numbers. as you know we still have a month left in 2016. one of those shootings happened outside city blue yesterday in east -- an east side shoe store holding a black friday sale at the time. witnesses say at least 20 gunshots were fired two, men hit, one died. police tell us the shooter drove from the scene and hasn't been it's a identified yet. it's a story those nearby are tired of hearing. >> i'm scared. i'm scared for my family, my nephews, for my young son. myself, i work late. get home late. it's scary. >> there have been at least 120 homicides in cleveland so far this year. you have to go back to 2007 to find a rate higher than that. there were 134 killings that open after two suv's crashed, one rolling multiple times. police say distracted driving appears to be the cause. the news herald reports suv drifted into another

the akron drive looks very, very smooth from canton to akron, that's protect. it looks on time, too. 65 miles per hour there. 76 to the west and east moving smoothly as well. then we look at this accident. this is right near the airport, so if you head to the airport from the west side, this is affecting you because it's the eastbound lanes. now, the accident is right here right by the airport right by k as for slowdowns behind it, i don't see any. still looks very, very green. keep in mind, not a lot of people on the road yet. the drive times move perfectly on time. coming up we have an rta weekend alert. i'll have that for you at 6:49. guys. >> tia: after 18 months of rallies, over an entire year, right, debates and controversies the campaign is just about over. in less than 24 hours we should know who will be the next president of the united states. >> brian: should know, right? anxiously in new york city as america makes its decision. craig boswell continues the campaign coverage in virginia. >> reporter: hillary clinton made her final campaign push in the

cleveland 71, akron 70 and mansfield 71 degrees. these are the new record highs set today just before 3:00 p.m. 74 cleveland and elyria. and 73 akron and canton and 74 mansfield and 72 youngstown to astubula. current temperatures falling back. you notice through ten p.m. it is staying mild. in fact we will be mild past midnight and dry. if you are going out and about, leave the umbrellas and the snow shovels and the cokes at home. give it about 8 or 10 hours and you will need all of those coming up. we will talk more about that next. scandal. jimmy haslem will be questioned about his involvement. it is all parts of numerous lawsuits at a number of companies that have filed. ten former pilot employees have pled guilty and the president and vice president have been indicted on fraud charges. the deposition will be on the unsafe levels of lead were found in 69 schools. the news coming out after months of testing. more than 500 of 5000 water testings tested positive. we will start with james giradi that spoke with school officials about

here you go, akron 44 and tomorrow cool and breezy. seven-day forecast, sunday satered snow but it should end by noontime so the browns game gusts up to 30 miles per hour. this is a wind chills in the 20s. monday it is 39 and i think we are dry and a few more rain showers for your travel day on wednesday. 46 and thursday it is lighter rain showers. widely scattered and wet snow mixing in and it does not at this time look like a major problem for thanksgiving day. frank and lee. >>> terror breaks out after teens. >>> all new at six, a massive search is under way for one of the boys. what we have learned about the search and the others involved in the incident. >> a new program helping people that move to this country for a better life. get a fresh start. >>> but first news 5 at 5. >> why an electrical company is >>> first hit by an earthquake and now neighbors in okay are going to court. they have filed a lawsuit over a quake. the residents say the companies are injecting waste water from oil and gas production underground. fracking in

akron and canton will linger longer and we will show you the and the akron canton area in to wooster. we got this line of moderate line of rainfall moving in for the next 40 minutes. current temperatures are down and we had highs in the mid-60s around 2:00 p.m. and now in the 50s. scattered rain 55 cleveland and with a southwest breeze at 8 miles per hour. the front has not arrived yet. it will, give it another hour and the front comes in. .6 of an inch of rain. the trough swings in for tomorrow's rush and we can move the threat for rain through tomorrow morning. here is the front now. watch it go south. main area of rain going with it and a few isolated showers and heave comes the trough. here you go tomorrow morning. there is you your morning commute. five, six, 7:00 a.m. out just in time for lunchtime. a few isolated sprinkles. but nothing major. 45 scattered rain and cooler. not much of a cool down. akron and canton 45 scatter rains and dry weather for the afternoon. thursday 61 and not bad and golfing weather, right? snowflakes and that is okay. 53. saturday a chilly day 49 and s

it happens all over akron overnight. standing by and ready for action, state agents, and we were the only station allowed to go along. >>> trouble piling up in your drive way. why it is so important to keep those leaves away from car. >> but first, when news 5 at 5:00 returns, does election stress have you down? you are not alone. we went searching for ways to >>> tuesday's election upset has half of voters feeling pretty thrilled. >> and the other half sad, angry, maybe even depressed. derick waller says this is affecting people's health disorder. >> reporter: this clinical psychologist says she's never seen an election result affect her clients' health like this one. >> everything from mild to medium depression, anxiety, insomnia, a loss of appetite, difficulty concentrating, irritability. >> reporter: one of her clients hasn't even been back to work, but she advises the opposite. >> go back to work, begin exercising again. >> reporter: get back to living your life an things you enjoy. >> and get some spiritual healing

let's look at akron. akron is the same story. we have a little slowing out 76 as you head westbound towards the norton area from akron. if you leave canton and head towards akron, you're right on time. remember the central interchange opened back up this weekend and on monday we had some openings on saturday and some on monday. back in full swing here, so route 8 southbound and 77 northbound moving towards 76 westbound, wide open there. great news. all right. mentor to cleveland right now, your drive takes you 28 minutes, 56 if you drive from canton. elyria to cleveland looks like 27 for you and 19 minutes from strongsville. we have the west side commute coming up at 6:49. guys. >> brian: this controversial away. there are still plenty of questions out there about the future of downtown and public square, and now the part of superior avenue that's actually closed for buses. >> tia: that's right. today cleveland city council will discuss the decision to close it off to buses completely. sia nyorkor is live on public square this mo

there was a shot change with akron officers before hospital. we are making this calls to find out how they're doing. >>> and new information on a deadly shooting friday night in cleveland. the having's mother says her son was targeted. this happened on i-90. the 24-year-old driving west when another driver pulled up and opening fire. his car crashing into a fence. green's mom tells cleveland.com she thinks someone who failed to kill him before the job. green was supposed to be sentenced this week on drug trafficking charges no. arrests in his death. there have been 12 # hmeds this year in cleveland. >>> new this morning the university of akron laying out new plans to address its looming deficit and declining enrollment. it offers buy yous and increasing recruiting efforts and restructures its scholarship system. akron's president says the finalize the voluntary program by early next year. it is expected to save the university $8 million. >> also in akron a protest against the dakota aks pipeline. organizers are calling for the project to be scr

keep that philly area and akron and canton, as well. the rest of the day will be sunshine and warming up. 46 by 9:00. 56 by noon. it will stay breezy today, by the way. temperatures toward 4:00 or 5:00 this afternoon around 60 degrees. a lot milder than it was yesterday. but cherish this because things will change as we go more into tomorrow. we will talk about that in a couple of minutes. >> all right, jd, thank you. next@so now what will happen to obama-care enrollment? >> plus, this woman crosses an adventure item off her bucket list, and she is 93, by the way. you do not want to miss this >>> investigators in south carolina identified two bodies discovered on a property where a woman was found alive and chained to a storage container. the man and woman were buried on the property for a year and found the rescued woman's boyfriend in a shallow grave. they say he confessed to killing four people at a officials removed the cargo container from his property where they found assault rifles, two gun, on top of five guns found inside his h

betsy was able to step down to the akron zoo. >> what are you doing down there? >> you may not think akron zoo and windsor is a good combination, you would be wrong, 25 miles of christmas we have a special preview on a special reunion of christmas in akron and along with your forecast that's coming up. >> and friends too joining you too, we'll see new a few. >> a gravy warning this thanksgiving, why one major brand is recalling the gravy before the holidays. channel 3 at 6:00, returns after the break. >> i want to show you internet videos. this is crazy. >> that is insane. i would never do that. >>> coming up tonight on the news at 7:00, if you're have travel apps you'll want to download before you hit the airport, they'll make your life we promise. and the deals that are out there this hour, we'll tell you what to buy now, and what you may want to hold off on when >>> we are back again with the continuing coverage of the opioid overdose. this is the country with the most amounts of opioid deaths. >> and we have the unique story of how one family's loss gave life

an alert just to akron. it won't bother anyone else with a phone alert. it's a cool app that's totally free. nothing going on other than the fog this morning. we're completely dry, and it will be a dry day ahead with fog lifting or eroding by 9:00 in the morning. then we become partly to mostly sunny, and look at the numbers today. it's cold right now. it's only 37, but we're at 44 by 9:00. midday it's 60, 65 at 3:00, and that will be the high for the day before we drop back to about 61 by 6:00. cloud in the sky. it will be wonderful. a high of 71 on your friday. that is what i call a friday. rounding out the work week, and then we get that nice weather, too. you know, if you've been following the weather here, you know it's going to change this weekend. we start with rain on saturday, so i have issued a weather alert day for saturday. that rain is changing over to snow at night and lake-effect snowshowers continue into the sunday with accumulations ib in the snowbelt especially. we dry it out by the start o

live in akron. bob jones, news 5. >>> still ahead on news 5 at six. stocking up on guns from here in ohio to across the country. people are buying guns in record numbers. find out what is driving those purchases. >>> giving life to old drugs. how one local man is giving back to those serving overseas. >>> that and a look at your up next. >>> should be no surprise when we say this election has been like any other. >> and with tensions on the rise and a lot of unknowns new numbers been an uptick in potential gun purchases in the united states. news 5 dhomonique ricks joins us and the background checks are on the rise. reporter: it has been a record breaking year. every single month this year to be exact. as for october we are talking 350,000 gun brown checks. more than the october the year prior. i have talked to several gun stores and all of them said the exact same thing. election season. i reached out to concealed carry courses in cleveland and they tell me that they have had a big jump talking a 25% increase to be exact. and the number of people com

the 69-year-old inside an akron coffee shop. he was apparently upset about protests over the election of donald trump. >>> he seemed to be against trump. and he talked to my customers about how peopled to protest more against trump. >> the akron community now coming together to wish him well. akron police say the man is stable but does have a long road to recovery. people in the community gathering to make him cards friday night. one of organizers was behind the march against donald trump last week. supplies. by the way the man had not face charges. >>> hundreds of parents are worrying and wondering if their sons and daughters were exposed to high levels of lead. last week it was revealed several have high leed levels. news 5 spoke with parents who had no idea their kids scwool was being tested for leed. the re >> they never sent me a note or gave me a call. actually until friday i had no idea. >> more than 500 water sources were identified. since testing began in june, parents have been kept aware every step of the way. if ir c

the akron native even fighting ba meeting. the district roantly voted to merge kenmore high school can garfield high school. it will save the district about $1.3 million a year. now when the school -- two schools come together nearly 11 # 0 students under one new building. many are angry and worry about coaches. >> in my opinion you haven't said what's the right thing for the students. is there any study that has said if we put more kids white or black or hispanic, we pour more kids into a bigger school, it's really going to help those students. >> he got a standing ovation after that long speech there at the meeting you just saw. they will decide this month where the new high school will be located. construction is expe 2018. >>> thank you. 6:05 right now on your tuesday. this morning we are just learning a cleveland police car was set on fire. the cruiser was an undercover officer's car. saturday's fire but ruled an arkansas son. they think it was the person who set fire to another recording kindergarten students usings the

in akron megan hickey news 5. >>> let's stay in akron. people getting ready to start a protest against president-elect donald trump. it's been one week since he's been voted in and we've seen nationwide ever since. tonight's will be peaceful they say. >>> as trump and his team get ready to move into the white house the democrats in congress are trying to figure out their plan as well. they must work on appealing to working class vaet voters they say. they decided to delay voting for their leaders. tim ryan is considering this. >> this isn't about the past election in my mind. it's about the next election. and what do the leaders look like? what does the message sound like? in order for us to pick up the seats that we need to pick up to get back in the majority. >> they will choose leaders november 30th. >>> the new public square open for months but one issue unresolved until tonight. the busses supposed to be temporary. we learned that is not the case. frank wiley is live with what this means for us. >> this is the area we're talking abou

yesterday headed up to the 30s currently 36 degrees the same and akron/canton, loraine with 33.. yesterday we had strong northwest winds calm satellite shows some high clouds it does reflect a system to the west with rainfall. the rainfall moving in late wednesday. some of these may linger i-team uncover more about what happened with ahead no cards are sent to a shoot out i the streetsth while gunfire sending bullets into the school ed gallek has the latest. dive team found out what are reports of what the police officer were doing when they cannot go to this. attained ?tude report to show what they were doing in the 4th district on that day at that time t t it shows that one officer followin up on a violent robberyry the nether of a man being threatene with a gun another at a hospita in others on the suspicious vehicle stolen card case and a alarm still others assigned to the o enforcementi others on break a happened. reporting's attempt in half an hour to get to shots fired five bullets hit the school with teachers inside. by the time i left there were no police and that was ab

akron, there you go. by 3:00 p.m. up close to sick degrees after but then kind of hanging in the lower 50s for the morning com miewflt there is the rain stopping and no rain expected during the daylight hours tomorrow. love seeing that. by the way, december is right around the corner. p. coming your way as we head toward the weekend. leon. jonathan walsh? everyone is coming up. it does include a cool-down. cooler temperatures and a little bit of snow. sorry about that. all that coming up in a couple of minutes. lee and leon. >> we continue to follow breaking news from the campus of ohio state where a man attacked and injured 11 students before he was. >> we're learning new information by the manipulate. all new at 6:00, we go to our team of reporters in columbus for the latest including what we know about the attacker. why you could be he. >>> but first, when news fimed, the high-tech way thieves can steal your money and how to make sure it does not happen to . >>> now back to a story will you only see here. a warning

akron and canton by 9 p.m. your add 49 with the scattered rain. generally coming to an end between 9 and 10:00. >> 38 tonight. scattered showers. cloudy skies. it'll will be a bit on the blustery side. tomorrow it gets windy. with winds up to 25 maybe even higher miles an hour. a high of only 43. mainly cloudy. mention a little lake effect. rain and in from cleveland east up the shoreline toward the counties. the majority of the area won't see any presip tomorrow. just some lake effect stuff moving west to east along the shoreline. 39. 37. same for akron. turning cooler. tomorrow it's going to be blustery. mainly cloudy. we're going to keep you dry in the akron, cannon area. winds up to 25 miles an hour. mix thursday. an isolated mix just about anywhere. we are talking rain showers, sprinkles. maybe a wet snow flake. saturday the same story. 42. sunday it's some afternoon rain and snow area wide. 42 and monday dry 41. back up to near 50 by next wednesday. of course tomorrow's the first day of summer. so we would expect some snow flakes; right? >>

all right. 58 in akron and 58 cleveland and 54 in akron and 54 in mansfield. winds out of the south. here is the hour by hour. temperatures hovering the mid- 50s through the overnight with rain arriving towards mark. talking politics. turn to go to transition of power in washington and a series of new power announcements. secretary of state, phyllis orspot for the transition team. we have the new information from the newsroom. >> donald trump will dine with mitt romney, the man that once called him a phone. he wants to talk about appointing romney secretary of possibility with aids working for him not to do it. and romney is not the only contender for that job. the president president elect is meeting with david petraeus and bob corker. but the fact that mitt romney scored a second meeting is not sitting well with trump royalists. >> the number of people that feel betrayed that think that governor romney would get a cabinet of his way to hurt donald trump. >> congressman george price is critical of obama care and will be appointed health and human services sec

it began here in highland square and this neighborhood in akron. let's show you what the protest looks like overnight. it began around 11 at night and people were holding signs and chanting love trump's hate and the march went south on market for about a mile. and those involved say they want inclusiveness and they will not tolerate what they believe is hateful and racist leadership. >> come together and support and love on each other and to kind of show that whatever is coming we are ready for it and we are going to fight you know. we are not going to go down and if we were going to go down it wouldn't be easy. >> reporter: and coming up at 6:50 i will let you know how all of maureen. >> all right thanks. >>> topping your morning news feed oklahoma city police say the man suspected in a shooting at the will rogers world airport has been found dead. the victim was a southwest airlines employee who was shot while walking to the myee parking air -- employee parking area. he died from his injuries at the hospital. suspect lloyd bowie was found dead fr

this happened at 9 pm in akron on bloomfield avenue. >> i'm going to shoot them. >>reporter: we are not aiming are showing the face of the 15- year-old boy but during several long and just moving? disturbing videos he waved a rifle and 9 mm handgun points them to a window and fires. first the rifle. >> [laughter] >>reporter: then the handgun and knocks him >>reporter: the tenet seems to find the gunfire amusing and covers the window with the curtain. >> we can try again later. >>reporter: this was not a laughing matter to tonya watts. she was stunned by the sound of bullets striking her home. >> if you are sitting there and you are watching television and his grandma and apparently was home alone. the fact that the team recorded the shooting on facebook live is outrageous and callous to tonya. >> he must be in idiot. >>reporter: the boy arrested on weapons charges in the please of china figure out where he got the guns. >> the serial number will be recorded and checked for stolen and charged with receiving stolen property. >> it is scary that you cannot be in your

here is the forecast for cleveland, akron and canton today. after a cold start wall to wall sunshine this afternoon. temperatures close to 60. it all goes out the window tomorrow because, of course it does. >> all right. >>> well, for the most part we are okay on the highways. the traffic restrictions in independence remain in place along 21. the two northbound lanes of 21 are closed between chestnut and i will let you know as soon as it hopes. no issues on any of the -- as it opens. no issues on the mainly highways. here is 71 and west 25th street. still quiet. no delays. let's check in with jon rudder with his view from the sky. >> reporter: well, kristin, there is an accident at east 40th and chester. it is not disrupting traffic there. right now flying along eddie road, things are all clear. back to you here in airtracker5. >> thank you, jon. >>> well, we continue to monitor protests across the country as people still reacting to donald trump's election. here is video from portland, oregon. as many as 2,000 protestors there taking to the s

here are the akron cameras. okay. back to you. >>> it will probably be a different story. tonight downtown cleveland will likely be really busy. it could be tough to get home from work. >> the cavs play at 7:30. a half hour before that there is protest against president- elect donald trump on public square. social media is encouraging people to use lights and glow sticks but there is a warning. protestors must stay out of the street and should not yell, we have seen similar protests across the country since donald trump was elected last week, like this one in akron that was organized and peaceful. >>> democrats are in the minority in both the house and senate. there may be a shake up at the top. northeast ohio congressman tim ryan is throwing his hat in the ring to be the democratic house minority leader. he will challenge nancy pelosi, the official vote in congress >>> well, there was a six hour standoff in man an arrest warrant. he was holed up inside this home holding a baby hostage and threatening p.m. the s.w.a.t. team and police trying to get him to come out. and nei