parma police says the group was nondisruptive once they arrived. >> when the officers arrived, the customers were inside , they were allegedly causing a disturbance, they were cooperative with our officers and they left on their own accord. resulting in no charges filed in police say the investigation is handled by the restaurant, olive garden says they take allegations of any kind seriously and discrimination will not be tolerated in the after repeated attempts to request an on-campus interview, ricky smith did not return our calls or e-mails for comment he is the founder of a local organization called random acts of kindness everywhere, ironically, kindness is his friends were not given last night. l quilty or urban farm gone wild tangent in the middle of a massive rescue operation, with the latest. rescue effort at the apl. see the volunteers go through the boxes those are chickens, rabbits and others rescued toda from a home on the west side at the apl they said they had not seen anything like this, a tip call came to the apl hotline. they responded to the house you west 39th street the

parma police called to the olive garden around 8:15 p.m. tuesday the call made by a employee after she claims a party of five, were all asked t leave the premises. they got the idea for alcohol

channel 3 news parma police are looking for the person who scott and -- who shot and skinned a dog. the police officer discovered the dog. there were no cameras in the the public for information. >>> a local disk count -- a local discount grocer is testing options for >>>you are watching channel 3 news. with sara shookman and russ mitchell here in the strongsville location. if this goes well they will expand the form of payment to all of the marc's stores. >>> the making it a social media ohio city. introducing us to people who are making it happen. >> reporter: the local artists. a brick wall did the >>>. he lives and works in the ohio city neighborhood. >> it is a total different place than it was four years ago.>> reporter: the cleveland foundation fusion project. world. the street art addition date -- changing the face of ohio city. is one of the best experiences of my life. >> what i can draw here? i saw an amazing flying tiger. >> reporter: the upside to outside art, instant reaction. >> it was amazing. i am happy to be part of it. >> reporter: ohio city is part of the longest

she along with parma police were called here to this alley behind the shopping plassa at pleasant valley and broad view after someone spotted a dead they weren't sure if it was a dog or coyote. i learned that two vets confirmed it was a dog that was shot and skinned. the animals too graphic for television and the details too disturbing. >> if they are capable of doing that to an animal, what would they do to a human being? >> the dog is a female about a year old and she weighed 17 pounds. anyone with information is as in parma, tracy carloss, news 5. >>> a neighborhood is on range after homes were in a cross fire of shooting. bob jones like for us. police believe that at least two guns were fired here. reporter: they found shell casings from a 9-millimeter and a 45. in one case a bullet went became lodged in a wall. >> it scares me. i don't like to look at it because it is in the wall and the police have not come to get it. >> sandy mcilwain is counting blessings because she was not home that night. if she was sandy may have been on a couch in the path of the bullet. the bullets struck o

if you know something, call parma police right away. five people including three children were hurt after a truck slammed into an apartment building a few hours ago in oxnard, california. a two and 8-year-old were pinned underneath the truck. a 16-year-old girl struck by the truck before it hit the building and police haven't said what caused it. and police were arrested at the airport. investigators say he was about to get on a plane bound for libya to join isis. terrorist organization. denise? >> denise: a kent state football player has been suspended indefinitely after police arrested him for kidnapping. sara goldenburg is getting answers on the latest in the investigation. >> reporter: students we spoke with are shocked that the star football player was arrested in the middle of the season. and they have a lot of questions. right now police are not saying much. number 18 on the football field kent state safety nate holly boasts 401 career the senior from toledo it was a two-team all mac first selection the last two seasons. and now

parma police called to the olive garden around 8:15 p.m. tuesday the call made by a employee after she claims a party of five, were all asked t leave the premises. they got the idea for alcohol >> kit ricky smith and his party telling a different story , he told tmz they're making small talk with waitress and she mentioned that she does not lik to wait on black people because they do not tip well, that waitress was a black woman, he says he went to the manager requesting any waitress, instea of honor that manager allegedly told him to keep the same lagers relief, he conquered the ordeal on social media, and the first of several to read -just got asked to leave olive garden because we asked for a new server because our server said she doesn't like to serve blacks parma places the group was nondestructive once they arrived, once they arrived, the customers were that allege the cosmic disturbance were cooperative and left on their the charges filed in the said investigation is in hi by the restaurant, olive garden says they take allegations of

. >>> a severe case of animal abuse as parma police trying to track down who let the dog for dead at a shopping plaza. minutes. news five at six brought by mr. hero. get a blt meal for 5.99. >>> the future of the police review board in voters hands. >>> serious problems with the board's transparency and problems that we still uncovered even today. kristen volk has more. issue 33, an effort to change the makeup. the review board is in place to rule on citizens complaints. the proposed changes make it bigger and more diverse and the catch is that issue 33 does not address the core problem of a complaint process that is simply not working. >> asking if i could talk to you into we need answers. >> time and time again we have demanded answers. >> are you available? >> time and time again been stonewalled by key officials and our research disregarded. >> >>> what we found today is exactly what we have found in the past. a backlog of citizen complaints against cleveland police officers. out of 470 complaint submitted last year the review board has ruled on 79 of them. following our continue

. >> parma police captain told me after the call and explained customers were cooperative. >> there was no police report taken and no criminal charges pending and no investigation as far as our department is concerned. >> smith is active in the cleveland community through his organization ran done acts of kindness every day and seen here in an event hosted to reach out to those in need and we reached out for comment but didn't hear back. >> reporter: olive garden sent this statement our number one goal is environment for every one of our guests. we take this seriously and discrimination of any sort will not be tolerated in any of our restaurants. it is not confirmed any minors were with this group. some people in this group didn't have their i.d.'s. olive garden apologized personally to smith and suspended employees while they look into this incident. >> getting answers in parma, 4:00. in time out you've got to see tom brady's son. he reviews his dad's play. >>> what in the world was j.r. smith doing last night. tony and i will talk about it. >> mark: how natural are foods and drinks th

. >> reporter: an employee from the parma olive garden called police tuesday saying help was comedian and random acts of kindness founder and explained his side of the story and got asked to leave olive garden because we asked for a new server because she didn't like serving blacks. >> smith said it was a black waitress and told her we were not leaving and call the cops and an employee did. they reported how the waitress refused to serve them alcohol. have i.d.'s. >> they were making sexual comments to our server. and then the next thing was they were -- they got id'ed for alcohol anded to buy more alcohol than their i.d. allowed and asked for a server who was white. >> the individuals left on their own and friendly with officers. as far as we are concerned this matter is closed. officers responded a short time after the call and explained customers were cooperate 95 there was no police report taken and no criminal charges and no investigation as far as anything as far as our department is concerned. >> smith is activity and through his organization random acts of kindness and seen he

and the meeting starts at 5:00 at the parma school district administration building. >>> police say a 23-year-old woman was shot in the head. this happened just after 8:00 last night on east 101st street and taken to university an update on her condition for you. >>> a deadly police-involved shooting in ashtabula. one person is dead and officer is hurt. >> we're told this started with a robbery and appears to have ended in a shooting on fort and prospect. you see the car there. the homeowner said that he believes the deceased suspect was in the car. and the injured officer taken to ashtabula county regional medical center. we're working to get you information this morning. >>> and now a check of that forecast. >>> thank you very much for waking up with us on this monday. break down the weather timeline today into tonight. pockets of rain primarily to the south and the east of the greater cleveland area. it will be windy for all of us this morning. and the wind will stay with us this afternoon. we'll dry out but still cloudy and still chilly with the temperatures only in the 40s. and t

will cleveland get more police officers on the streets? cann parma fix a 15 million-dollar shortfall swe that start with your children. education cleveland's issue 108u renewal of issue 107 that passed in 2012 called the cleveland plan. not a new taxx eight renewal. sincee the plan was enacteded graduation rates have increased in cleveland schools 17 percent enrollment is up especially for year-old and preschool programs. right now issue 108 looking nice. 68 percent forssu loo also in cd in income there hasn't been an increase since 198135 years be your incoe tax would jump from 2 percentyo 2.5 percent. this will provide better city services including more police officers andm supervisors on the streets according to mayor frank jacksono ma this will bring consistent street repair and a better public health department. if issue 32 doesn't pass cuts could be coming right now you can see it is passing with wt 51 percent of the vote. hills and parma heights voted on issue 118, a school tax levy renewal that is critical to the fiscal future of

some very special police officers. how they went above and beyond to help a child in need. >> the pressure mounting in parma what's happening with the school budget crisis. >>> good monday morning i'm power 5 meteorologist o jd rudd wake up to a cool start. not one of those mornings you can see the cold but trust me, once you step out there you can tell it's plenty cold. the 7-day forecast the warmest day today of the next 7. plenty of sunshine this afternoon. temperatures close to 7 0 degrees. tomorrow we're still in the 60s. rain likely in the evening. few showers into wednesday so enjoy today. >>> roadways are quiet exactly how we want to start our monday morning commute. 480 eastbound, drive time, 77- 271 an 11 minute ride. average of 63 miles per hour. 90 from the west right where we should be. let's head outside and check on the odot view. no issues on 90 and hilliard in the rocky river area. >>> a lot of people this u.a well known retailer is closing after 69 years in business and it's blaming the internet. high

onto a crowded dance floor at a parma heights community concert. eight were hurt, two have since died. it's a tragedy bringing to life the issue of senior drivers and parent or a loved one? we'd love it if you would log onto wkyc.com/votenow to join our conversation happening right now. >> we have information about how to delicately handle this emotional issue. >>reporter: hi, in 2012 there were 36 million senior drivers on the road. while driving helps older adults remain independent, fatal crash rates increase with age. that's according to the safety. it's a touchy subject affecting millions of families but there's help and a better way to face this life-altering decision. >> that was one of the hardest things i've ever done. >>reporter: stacey brown is talking about the painful decision to take the keys away from her 77-year-old father who was increasingly confused behind the wheel. 1 day he got into an accident. >> by the grace of god he was okay and didn't hurt anyone else. >>reporter: matt has seen the to deliver too many death notices to fam

onto a crowded dance floor at a parma heights community concert. eight were hurt, two have since died. it's a tragedy bringing to life the issue of senior drivers and safety. >> are you concerned about a parent or a loved one? we'd love it if you would log onto wkyc.com/votenow to our conversation happening right now. >> we have information about how to delicately handle this emotional issue. >>reporter: hi, in 2012 there were 36 million senior drivers on the road. while driving helps older adults remain independent, fatal crash rates increase with age. that's according to the insurance institute for highway safety. it's a touchy subject affecting millions of families but there's help and a better way to face this life-altering decision. things i've ever done. >>reporter: stacey brown is talking about the painful decision to take the keys away from her 77-year-old father who was increasingly confused behind the wheel. 1 day he got into an accident. >> by the grace of god he was okay and didn't hurt anyone else. >>reporter: matt has seen the worst.

. >>> new this evening the hunt is on for who shot and a dog and left it behind a store in parma. an animal control officer discovered it behind the ty maxx store on west pleasant valley road. there's no surveillance cameras in the area so police are asking the public for information in the case. >>> new at 6, a kent state football player is facing kidnapping charges tonight. court records say nathan holley a senior is charged with kidnapping a child under the age of 13 in franklin township in portage county. preliminary hearing is set for thursday and he has been suspended inden any ofly the -- intestify in thely from kent state -- indefinitely from kent state. >>> even though the indians lost shirts were made in case. what he happening to them has fans upset. we will have the story. hi betsy. >> hi. northern ohio enjoyed a stew spendous day -- stupendous day. tomorrow, changes are afoot. a cold front is coming that's going to drive down bring us rain. i've got the latest on that >>> welcome back. to donate or destroy that's the question hundreds of you are asking after learning

. >>> sentencing is set for monday for the man who admitted to memorialing a parma gas station owner. logan sinclair pleaded guilty last month. he admitted shooting robert spazza four times during a robbery on pearl road back in november of 2015. police caught sinclair after witnesses described the getaway car and officers spotted it at his girlfriend's home. cleveland police want you to on the lookout for a missing teen. 16-year-old alexander mullins is 6 feet tall and 275 pounds. last seen on wednesday heading to school at washington park. if you've seen him call 623-5318 exemption a big day for vendors anders at the west side market. parking project there is finally done. cleveland 19's reporter denise zarrella a asking questions and getting answers, though the lost money during all that construction. >>reporter: it's sunday morning at the west side market. and for the first time in a long time, finding a parking spot was a breeze for kenneth and jill parks. >> i think it's awesome. we have tried to come down a few times and it's been really rough to park. i think this is a great b

drier winds pods about 2,000 people in cleveland and parma to be without power tuesday morning. >> fox 8 weather team says wind gusts between midnight in 2:00 a.m. 230 and 40 mph manny spent the day cleanup, some are thankful for what remained. >> for whatever reason that thi happened, i know that he has a master plan, i really, he does for all of us he's going to tak care of things. there were no injuries, property, can be replaced and that church should be repaired within the next couple weeks. lets get to melissa myers with a fresh look at the forecast. this is a look at the most updated amount of wind gusts last between midnight and 2:00 a.m., burke lakefront at 5 mph, 45 at hopkins in mansfield and 40 youngstown program currently it is not windy. from the south-southwest betwee five and ten mph worker it was warm today we still have these above normal temperatures the averages mid- 40s. >> all rainfall will be moving closer, from the south and moving in predawn tomorrow with showers arriving for. there will be scattered in ligh most of the states to the south and east and that pre

other schools in the parma city normal times today. they believe shiloh middle school will be up and running again tomorrow morning. >>> hit-and-run driver in jail this morning after turning himself in to cleveland heights police. jeremy boone is charged with aggravated vehicular assault after he hit a 10-year-old boy last wednesday on lee road and drove away. that boy was released from the hospital on monday. he is recovering at home. >>> senator sherrod brown is pushing for support for a new bill he hopes to get our children safe. under the proposed law, schools and day car centers get $100 million in grants every year to test for lead in their drinking water. right now the test is not mandatory and costs schools a lot of cash. >> no parent should ever have to worry about lead levels, should ever have to worry about their son or daughter, their little boy or girl turning on a drinking fountain and getting >> brian: the bill moved through the senate. senator brown hopes the house will do the same by the end much year. >>> we have to c

. >>> back here at home the woman who drove her car into a concert crowd in parma heights will appear in court today. this is surveillance video of when the 74-year-old backed into a crowd of people at green brier commons. two people were killed and vehicular homicide. police say she accidentally hit the gas instead of the brake. >>> the temperatures are at least cooperating for a beautiful night at the ball park. let's check in with hollie for a look at that forecast. >>> it's funny you said it's cooperating for a beautiful night and i am like is it night or day. >> we don't know. >> what day is it. >> sleep is overrated. >> for sure. >> november 2nd crazy. >> doesn't feel like >> i know you could take-- you don't need layers. >> you don't need to layer at the bus stop today. yesterday we were in the 40s and kind of chilly to start. 60 right around there if not into the 60s if you are heading out the door i've got a lot if you are going to school in the go tribe gear and let's believe that's my word of the day i want to thank you for your inspiration on social media you are all makin