coming up on channel 3 news today, remembering and reflecting. it's been 15 years since 9/11. tributes to the tragedy that left lasting effects on the nation. good morning, while we're here, let us do good. tense of thousands of will hit the pavement today in memory of september 11th. coming up, we're live. all right, thank you. and cleveland caught in the spotlight once again. a soldout night at the q full of fights and a knock-out win

thank you so much for being with us. relatives and loved once of 9/11 victims will gather today to mark the 15th anniversary of the terror attacks. organizers have planned music and readings to mark the anniversary at ground zero. president barack obama will speak at the pentagon later. hundreds of people are also expected at a ceremony at the shanksville. the 9/11 terrorist attack killed nearly 3,000 people on that day and destroyed the lives of many more since then. jay gray is near ground zero in new york city where memorial services will start late they are morning. >> debris falling from the tower. pitch blackout side because the smoke blocked out the sunlight. >> reporter: 15 years -- >> people started screaming and running and saying, run for

and so we started to run and run. and what was happening is the tower was collapsing. >> reporter: the memories and images have yet to fade, nor has the resolve. >> literally out of the ashes we have rebuilt stronger and taller. >> reporter: in new york, washington and shanksville, there are reminders every day but on this day, the anniversary of the attacks, the nation pauses to remember. and reafirm 2,996 lost. a promise made by firefighters who raised this american flag from the rubble that day. >> the semibalancism of what they did in raising that flag is what resinates with people. >> reporter: the symbol has been lost for more than a decade, only recently recovered and returned to ground zero where it continues to inspire a

forget. >> that was jay gray reporting. for the past five years, back here at home, bill saban has put this display in his front yard, one flag for every life lost and 50 firefighter helmets for each state to honor first responders. coming up, his whole story and why he spends so much time with this display. the annual tunnels to tower's race honors the nation's brave military heros and first responders as well as the sacrifices they have made. alyssa raymond joins us more with this event. >> reporter: good morning. we are in the public square this morning and this tunnel to towers walk and run begins this morning here at at 8:00 a.m. and this is happening across the country. and actually 29 cities

this is their fourth year for the event but this race is named after steven. an off-duty firefighter who got his gear and ran through a tunnel to the towers to help. now proceeds from the race go towards building specialty smart homes for injured service member, one of them is a 27- year-old army sergeant josh stall. he served two tours of duty and was injured by an afghanistan in 2011. the emcee for today's event spoke to him last week. >> what i did was what i chose to do so i can't call it a sacrifice. >> they do. >> i know. >> $70 million says, they do believe that you all have done something great. >> i know. that's why i smile. >> reporter: this is josh's

canton. the foundation has built more than 40 smart homes. this year, they are expecting more than 30,000 people to participate in the race in new york city. we're expecting hundreds more here today. and the race starts over actually on the other corner of the square. we have all kinds of flag up. so many festivities. and there are people here that have been personally touched by the september 11th attacks and we will be talking to th morning. alyssa raymond, channel 3 news. >> alyssa, a great way for everyone to remember. thank you so much. well, as you can see, alyssa had the fleece jacket on. anyone headed out any time soon, looks like you have to bundle up just a little. >> yeah, i think a light jacket is going the to be in order today early on. you will shed that later on today. but headed out to those 9/11 memorial services, the weather

picture perfect. 61degrees right now. fair sky, west, southwesterly breezes at 8 miles per hour. and we are going back headed back to the -- going to be headed back to the 70s. sunny and mild for the next few days and cool nights, that's what's in store so you can open up the window thes and enjoy. five-footers on the -- windows and enjoy. five had the footers on the lake right northwesterly winds 12 to 15 knots but gusts up to 25 knots. you can see the temperatures much, much cooler than they have been. and more on the mild side right along the lake but 50s inland. and it's going to turn out to be a sunny, much cooler but very pleasant day for your sunday. i'll be along with the complete forecast through the next seven days in a few minutes. >> all right, thank you so much. the city is buzzing today about the ufc fight in

the ufc champions were both in action inside and the q. and the city also rolled out the red carpet for the event. we see how the event became cleveland's latest draw. >> reporter: may 14th marked the beginning of an epic summer we could never have foreseen. a first-round knock-out, bringing home a ufc championship. >> he was a champ before the calves were. >> reporter: he defends the championship in the city he loves. >> i love cleveland. , man. 'til i die. >> reporter: and we love you. restaurants full of fans tonight, that's who. and all these people for sure. shelling out money left and right for his stuff. >> very proud. cleveland is a great city. and we are the city of champions, that's for sure. >> cleveland has been fantastic. >> reporter: he does the talking for the ufc. he's watched it grow globally and -- >> i put cleveland right there atop the list in terms of

message guys, we believe he's even saying, cleveland strong! >> when you talk about the atmosphere of a big sports town, cleveland has it and then some. 17,000-plus sold-out event, a special night here. >> reporter: so special, this father-son duo from pennsylvania has already dropped -- >> about a thousand dollars so far. >> reporter: welcome to cleveland. >> thank you. >> reporter: even after $250 a ticket -- >> reporter: how much are you spending here in >> reporter: ufc official economic impact usually -- >> in the tens of millions. our fans travel upwards of 200 miles. and we have international fans who have made the trip. >> before the fighting even started last night, one come pet the or the was hurt in a freak accident. he was riding in an elevator in a hotel friday when he suffered a back injury.

injuries. the authorities are looking into what happened. he is best known for appearing on the ultimate fighter tv series. the race for the white house is a virtual tie between hillary rodham clinton and donald trump in the latest ohio polls. down in akron on saturday, laura trump, only the aldeas daughter-in-law was among a group known as women for trump. the group toured a healther. the clinton campaign responding to the visit pointing out trump's track reported of questionable remarks about women. northeast ohio's largest school district is looking to keep positive momentum going and they're looking for help at the ballot box. saturday, they got together for a kick-off rally. they were there to support the renewing of cleveland school's levy. it cost the owner of a $50,000 house $230.

voting the levy down would decrease taxes though. parents and students say they can see the difference the levy has made. >> it has been a difference in cleveland public schools so the graduation has gone up every single year. the fact that the third grade guarantee which impacts all the buildings has gone up. the fact that more families are coming back to the school system means that people see the difference. >> now i can see a lot of students and more educators are in the district and actual because once i was in middle school, teachers -- >> leaders from cleveland state say that since the original tax passed four years a they have seen measurable improvement in the preparedness of students graduating from cleveland schools. still ahead, he shot president ronald reagan and has been in a mental hospital ever since. why he is now walking free after 35 years.

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in brick structures. the injured include a child hurt when a wall collapsed. the number of confirmed zika virus cases caught in florida is holding steady at 56. and there are no new cases, a travel advisory could soon be lifted. the centers for disease control says they could soon lift the travel advisory on september 19th if there are no new locally contracted cases. business owners are anxious for the one business district asking for money to compensate for zika virus' impact. one of the most iconic images of world war ii, a sailor returning from war kisses a 21-year-old dental assistant. it's a part of american history. but sadly, we learned that the woman from this photo has passed away. she didn't know the sailor who thought she was a nurse when he planted that kiss.

she will be buried at arlington national cemetery along side her husband. she was 92 years old. it's bad news when a child suffers a concussion but could parent bees making it worse? the dos and don'ts of caring for concussions. and now a check of the forecast. >> well, a remarkably different sunday than on saturday. we will see the temperatures about 20 degrees cooler. right now, 61 degrees.

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men say they spend between 50 to $250. but it could be that women are shopping smarter than men since 32% say they use coupons and cash back to buy wedding gifts. just keep that in mind. look for the coupons in the mail. it helps. >> oh, really? >> you ever clip coupons? are you one of those guys? >> no, again that comes back to me not being as smart as -- well, anyway. that whole story was guys don't shop as wes state of shopping. so yeah, we get more practice. >> and we will spend more money as opposed to shop smartly. >> yeah, maybe. >> you know, sadly enough, i can't disagree with that. fair skies and a much, much cooler air mass has moved in across the area. as we overlook downtown, a very dark downtown. we do have fair skies across the area. and we will have a lot of sunshine through the day the

tremendously less warmth. 61degrees, fair sky, dew point at 57. in the 70s lately. yesterday we saw nearly an inch and a quarter of rain. and wind gusts up to 54 miles per hour. so there were a couple of limbs down here and there but not a lot of widespread damage but that was a gusty line of thunderstorm. and now the winds out of the northwest, more stiff breeze right there on the lake shore there in burke hour. and look at the temperatures, warmer right near the lake because of the water. however, inland all 50s with the exception of youngstown, they'll probably drop into the 50s before this morning is finished. and the temperatures throughout the midwest, 44 degrees. all the showers and thunderstorms as well to the east of us and south.

low pressure to the north. high pressure to the west. in between, we get that little bit of a flow out of the northwest and that's going to cool us and dry us for the next couple days. but with high pressure, a lot of sunshine across the area. and maybe a couple clouds out there but a very, very pleasant day. we will see the low 70s for high the temperatures. and then we will bounce back into the 80s for your monday. it's going to turn out to be another beautiful sunny day. and then a little bit warmer, yet, almost on the toward midweek. we will see things start off in the 60s on tuesday. but for the next little while, today winds out of the northwest, cool, comfortable temperatures in the 60s. getting into the low 70s today. and again with a lot of sunshine. the forecast, 72, very pleasant. less humid. much cooler. winds out of the northwest today. and mostly sunny skies. 52 and fair sky, open the windows overnight tonight and enjoy the free air conditioning.

lately. 82, loads of sunshine for monday, light winds tomorrow. and the window nation seven-day forecast, 85. we're not going to call that hot considering what we have been through. and then we will see showers and thunderstorms, another cold front on wednesday. cool and comfortable on thursday. a little bit warmer on friday, the chance of another thunderstorm next saturday. maureen-- >> all right, thank you so much. it's estimated about 2 million kids will visit an emergency room this year due millions more will be treated outside the emergency room. we report on a study that found many parents are using outdated advice when it comes to concussions. >> reporter: kennedy played soccer for a decade, when in a split second, everything changed. kennedy bumped heads with another player and got a concussion. although her symptoms didn't

>> it was a good two to three weeks before the headache went away. >> reporter: she developed post- concussion syndrome, something that can happen when the right steps aren't taken immediately after injury. >> getting proper advise about how to manage your activity early on reduces the likelihood by 15 to 20% of whether or not you develop post-concussion syndrome. >> reporter: but a new national survey reveals parents don't wa advice. if a child shows symptoms after one week, more than three in four parents say they're likely to the wake their child up throughout the night something doctors say only makes matters worse. >> the memory is going to be worse, their headache is going to be worse, it will get worse if we don't let them sleep. >> reporter: and 84% of parents would ban physical activity but he says if the injury is stable

few days and they should remain social. more than half of parents were likely to take away electronic devices. >> we want to see them interact with peers as much as they can. and that may require some permissiveness in terms of electronic communication. >> reporter: because the sooner kids can focus on their lives and symptom, the faster they can heal. channel 3 news. >> kids should take it easy in the first da injury but easing them back into the routines as quickly and safely as possible is important. if the concussion symptoms linger for more than two weeks without improvement, you may want to see a specialist. after the break, a local man's special way of reminding us how important today's 9/11 anniversary is for the entire nation. good morning, alyssa. >> reporter: good morning, maureen. on this september 11th, more than 30,000 people will be

york city. more than 500 will be running right here. we are live right after the

thank you so much for being with us. there's a terminal tower all lit up in red, white and blue on this 9/11 anniversary. 15 years since 9/11. we will be telling you about the memorials taking place here today locally and how you can help remember all of the victims lost. and of course, our weather is changing a bit. so we want to get straight over for a look at the weather. he is keeping an eye on the forecast. summer is not quite gone yet. >> no, but it feels a lot cooler than what we saw yesterday. it has been such a steamy

with high humidity. and of course, that helped build the gusty thunderstorms. but right now, fair sky, 61 degrees. light southwesterly to west southwesterly breezes at 8 miles per hour. and you can expect sunny, mild days, cool, comfortable night, back to the 70s. does that mean long hair and bell bottoms? well, i guess that's your choice. at the lake, very choppy right now but the winds will subside a little bit gradually. still seeing wind gusts at about 25 knots or so so not a good start to the day on the lake. temperature-wise, because of the lake water, yes, right near the shore there, you can see 67 degrees at burke. inland, we see the 50s. youngstown at 61. the complete forecast for you and tell you how long the beautiful weather is going to last coming up. >> thank you so much.

each year as we remember the tragedies of september 11th, 2001. but 15 years later, it's easy for the memories to chip away. and one man has used powerful symbolism to remember the reasons why we continue to remember. >> reporter: it's a unique way to memorial rise the lives lost on 9/11. and now 15 years later for soth of the day starting to erode. >> we're slowly forgetting. >> reporter: but bill saban hasn't forgotten. for five years, this display on his lawn has served as a reminder of the 2,977 killed in that single day. each flag representing a victim. and 50 firefighter helmets representing all 50 states, honoring the first responders who sacrificed that day and

so this is just my way of saying, you deserve it, thank you. >> reporter: and it goes beyond just a display in the yard. bill also gives back to local first responders, crisscrossing his part of town, bringing them meals to show appreciation for all they do. >> residents come in and bring them pizza and wings, i say thank you. >> reporter: his work earns praise from the community. >> a lot of honks. a lot of waves and stopping. and people on facebook, people love it. >> reporter: from passers by to some of the first responders he's honoring, folks come from all around to see his work and remember, remember not just lives lost but a lost sense of unity. >> a reminder that, hey, we can get back to that. it doesn't take a tragedy to become one nation again. >> reporter: and judging from the outpouring of support and pride from the community, it looks like it's working. >> if we can sit down at the

down and say, i did enough today to make someone else's life special, then you did something. >> reporter: channel 3 news. >> thank you. a local race honors the country's brave first responders and military heroes as well as remembers the sacrifices that they have made. the annual tunnels to towers race takes flays new york city today but there's -- takes place in new york city today but there's also one happening here. and alyssa raymond has all of the details for us. >> reporter: good morning. they have been the past four years now. and the race today begins right at this corner at the intersection at the public square at 8:00 a.m. so if you haven't registered yet, there's still time, if you're watching and want to participate, you can. this is going on in about 29 different cities throughout the country. and this all began in new york city obviously, 15 years ago. and that was the first race for this because it is named after

gear and ran through a tunnel to the towers to help. and now proceeds from the race go towards building specialty smart homes for injured service members. one of them is 27-year-old army sergeant joshua stall. he served two tours of duty and he was injured by an ied in afghanistan in 2011. the race director further explains the importance. >> ran the two miles thh site of the world trade center where he was not seen again. the family really wanted people to never forget what our country experienced on 9/11. >> reporter: joshua's home is being built in north canton as we speak. and the foundation built more than 40 smart homes so far and the goal is to restore their independence. we said that this is going to be an iconic year, the most- ever participants, more than

to towers race. here, they're expecting more than 500 already registered. and this event kicks off at 8:00 today. and we will be here throughout the morning to bring that to you. she did this amazing story on this event and the importance of it. she is also the emcee so we will see her later on today. back to you in the studio. >> such a great event for everybody to participate in, cheer on the runners and the walkers. all right, alyssa, thank you so much. coming up next in sport, the buckeyes outlasted the weather in the shoe and the tulsa golden hurricanes. how they did it. dave has the highlights coming up next in sports. plus, a school gets into full swing. tips on how not to overschedule your kids and family.

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the browns are back and they'll take on the eagles today, 1:00 in philadelphia. they are on the big stage finally after a lot of changes in the off-season and a not so good pre-season. awful pre-season actually. speaking of awful, the browns played quarterback since anyone can remember, can rg3 change things here in cleveland? the browns think that he can. but 's nice, he's young, his fifth nfl season but he hasn't played since 2014. he didn't the take a snap last year. he's been through a lot and makes his return today. >> it's exciting and everything i have been through personally in the league, just, you know, it makes you have that emphasis on controlling what you can and focus on what you can. and when you get the opportunity, making the most of it. extremely happy, you know, not

i'm at. the opportunity that's been blessed upon me and being here with these guys is a truly a blessing. indians and twins finish up their series in minnesota today. the three-game winning streak came to an end last night. they got some great pitching but no support. the twins beat them in extra innings. mike with the start last night, four solid inning, gave up a run and a nice catch by carlos santana. minus the communication. 1-1 game, on, two out, great catch. play of the game. we go to extras. 12th inning, he wins the walk- off for the twin's victory. 2-1 the final. the tigers lost yesterday. so that means the lead is still at six game. the magic number is 16. first pitch today at 2:10. he is going to miss the next scheduled start wednesday. he reported yesterday with more

two nights ago after just four innings and returning to cleveland today for further tests on his right forearm. josh tomlin will make the start next week. last week the buckeyes exploded for 77 points. just 48 yesterday as they beat tulsa sparked by the defense. it was a slow start with wild weather to shoot for. only leading 6-3 late 2nd quarter. the game changer, reads this play perfectly, picked off, takes it touchdown, third interception already this season. buckeyes up 13-3. and now under a minute in the first half, rain coming down and tulsa throws another interception. the defense again getting it done. the pick. the first of his career. nice return for a touchdown. buckeyes lead 20-3 at the half. and they force six turnovers. after a 70 minute weather delay, the offense wakes up.

through the air. ohio state wins 48-3, moving to 2-0 and oklahoma next week. >> i saw some disappointment with the way we played in the first half. but good teams pick up each other. and i thought the two pick- sicks, we've got a pretty good secondary and put that with a decent pass rusher and that's a decent defense. >> i will see you again at 6:00 and after football here on nbc tonight. and sports tonight as we wrap up the browns and the and the twins and the indians. i'm chow chow. have a great -- i'm dave. have a great sunday. you're probably wondering why i've just carved a giant wooden tiger. well, the answer is that a real one would maul me. i've crafted dr. whiskers here as a visual aid to show you that should you visit the lot, carmax associates will not pounce like tigers

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-- >> uncle. you say uncle after a while. >> that was fun. let's have some 70s, you know? >> well, it's nice to open the windows at night. last night was the first time in so long that i opened the windows and said, yeah, let that breeze come on in. and right now, we have a cool breeze blowing out of the northwest if you're on the lake. maybe a little bit more out of the west, southwest inland. and you can see across the fair city that there's not much happening. we do have some clouds up there only have one cloud over the moon right there. 61degrees, west, southwesterly breezes at 8 miles per hour. and dew point a lot drier than it has been at 57 degrees. and you can see the winds which are bringing in the cooler, dry air, generally out of the west, northwest. they'll continue to be that way during the course of the day today. and the temperatures right near the lake, a little bit warmer than but inland, look at the

and this is the kind of weather you would expect for football and the browns today. no doubt about it. 45degrees. 64 at charleston. way down south, still in the steamy stuff there in the 70s. even at this hour. and you can see the line of showers and thunderstorms off to the east of us. that is the line associated with the cold front that moved through yesterday. and in its wake, high pressure and those winds coming on in from the northwest, drying us out, cooling us dow beautiful sunday and monday. warming a little bit by midweek. and toward this afternoon, this evening, you're talking about 71 there at 5:30. and tomorrow evening, those temperatures will be a little bit warmer. we will see the 80s, low 80s across most of the area for your monday. and then we will be seeing the mid-80s as we head into the middle of the week. and then things will cool down again. and for the rest of today, look at this, the winds out of the northwest, mostly sunny skies

low 70s. it is going to turn out to be a fabulous sunday. 72 for the high temperature. with those northwesterly breezes at 10 miles per hour. and overnight tonight, open those window, fair skies, down to 52. enjoy that nice, cool air. 82, loads of sunshine for monday. and your window nation seven- day forecast, next chance of rain on wednesday. and then a pretty pleasant thursday and friday. and chance of a thunderstorm next saturday, maureen. >> all right. looks like a ea thank you, carey. as your kid's activities start back, psychologists at the university of alabama in birmingham have advice on how to avoid overscheduling your child and yourself. they suggest parents limit children to one or two sports or activities at a time. and set priority for school work and good grades. and remind your child that family is important as well. make it a goal to spend time together at least one night a week. more americans are eating a

rates of celiac disease remain steady. researchers estimate nearly 2 million americans have celiac disease which is a slight decrease from five years ago but the number of gluten-free eaters without the condition have tripled, reaching nearly 3 million. the perceived health benefits of the gluten-free diet and the increasing number of products have contributed to the boom. there's year-round pressure to have a new procedure promises to zap the fat. plastic surgeons say it takes four steps. first is the all-over treatment that takes 45 minutes. and it's followed by tightening the love handles and then sides and stubborn areas. >> we start with the first treatment. >> great, i can't wait. >> bring it on. we're going to heat the fat

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new daily talk show that going to get to see here. >> we did a summer tour there in cleveland, just a test tour. it went amazingly well. and we're excited that it's been green lighted. they're going to get more of the same only better and richer and fuller as we deal with tough topic, challenging issues that families are going through right now. we will deal with everything, race religion, politi health, weight loss, i mean, child abductions, we deal with some of everything. and what i love about the show holly is that every day will be a new experience on our show. >> reporter: are we going to see any familiar faces and i know you don't want to give too much away because the premier is monday. >> well, we have a lot of things in thing cooer. i can't announce until we close them but we have great shows opening week that i think are

and we are topic-driven the first week, dealing with unique family arrangements. one up in the mountains close to you where a caucasian man is married to an african-american woman and they adopted three native american children and about howdy veers people get along in the house. because i thought, if we can learn better how people do it in the house, maybe we can do it better in our cities and countries. diverse people come together all the time d love each other. if they can do in their living room, surely we can do it in our subways and buses across the country. we have to get better at getting along better with people different from us. >> reporter: is there a way viewer cans get involved? i think they would love to. >> you know, it's going to be -- we're going to do a huge thing with social media. i'm passionate about social media. i call the viewing audience as

village to raise not only a child but anyone. so i welcome them to go into our facebook site and express yourself, get it off your chest. open up your heart or share your concerns and interest in your own life. we will be present and very interactive with social media. and we're going to link that into how we do television. >> reporter: thank you so much. and you can tune in to td jakes this monday, right here on channel 3 from 3:00 'til 4:00. >> and every weekday at 3:00 p.m. beginning this monday right here on channel 3. after the break, how one local community is bringing businesses and neighbors together to honor those lost on the september 11th attacks. alyssa -- >> reporter: good morning, while we are here, let us do good. on this september 11th, a lot is going on today including here. coming up, we will explain the

thank you so much for being with us this morning. this is a live look at the 9/11 memorial in new york city. relatives and loved ones of 9/11 victims are going to th 15th anniversary of the terror attacks. organizers have planned music and readings to mark the milestone anniversary at ground zero. president barack obama will speak at an observance at the pentagon later today. hundreds of people will also gather at the flight 93 national memorial in shanksville. back here at home, walk or run and remember. the annual tunnel to the towers race on honors the country's

sacrifices that they have made. alyssa raymond has more on this event. good morning, alyssa. >> reporter: good morning, maureen. a little bit ago before the break, you saw the fire department raising the american flag. and this is going to act as a symbolic start and finish line for this race. this is the fourth year the city has participated and it goes back 15 years. the race is called the steven seller tunnel to towers race. it's a 5k run and walk. is mark phillip, the race director. and mark, just from the beginning, who is steven? >> steven was a new york city firefighter. 15 years ago today, getting off duty in the morning, going to play golf with his brothers, heard about the plane hitting the world trade center. turned his vehicle around, tried to race to the scene, was blocked by the traffic in the brooklyn battery tunnel. grabbed about 60-pounds of of fire gear from the vehicle and

world trade center. hence the tunnel to towers run was born after that tragedy. and the family wanted to do something in his honor and the honor of the other first responders that died that day and all the people that were in those towers. so so they created the tunnel to towers run. four years ago, 2012, the foundation decided to branch out and do satellite runs across the condition rhode island we were selected to be the ohio country. and we were selected to be the ohio tunnel to towers run. >> reporter: one of 29 cities now. >> yes, 28 cities plus new york. the new york run is in two week, probably 30,000-plus people will participate in new york city. >> reporter: you already have more than 500 registered today but can people still if they're watching rite now come down and participate? >> yes, registration opened at 7:00. we will be open 'til the race starts at 8:00.

want to come down, we would appreciate you being involved. all of the money raised by the foundation goes to build custom smart technology homes. and we have a soldier here in northeast ohio that's going to receive a home under construction right now in north canton. >> reporter: thank you so much. and we will have more on that in the next half hour, maureen. back to you. >> thank you so much, alyssa. neighbors are bringing the business community and neighbors together to honor first responders. we see how it's th difference. >> reporter: september 11th, 2001 would become a day forever etched in our collective american memory as a day of tragedy and triumph. >> when i went down to the site, i was like, i would say a little prayer, god, help me to find someone today. so families can get some sort of closure. >> reporter: first responders who lost their lives and sacrificed their lives to the

of humanity. and the folks here are determined never to forget. like michael henry who purchased more than 100 bowls to hand out in the neighborhood. >> the families of those were lost, they need to know that we support them. >> reporter: it's so simple, a lightbulb. >> definitely meaningful. >> my gosh, thank you. >> reporter: taken door to door. >> thank you. >> reporter: the group spent their evening making sure evenings have the bulbs because it comes down to this -- >> they are just humble. and they don't want to be thanked but that's all the better, that's all the reason to thank them because they're appreciating it. >> reporter: appreciation with the flick of a light. >> the chamber worked with hardware and they stocked the stores with red, white and blue

people have been buying them and passing them out to neighbors. well, let's switch gears and talk about our forecast because if you're headed out any time today, looks like the weather might be picture perfect. carey coalman is in -- carey coleman is in this morning. and a lot of people have been waiting for these temperatures. >> well, if you are tired of sweating and being hot, today is going to be your kind of day. it's going to turn out to picture perfect, pleasant cool or pleasant warm how far your temperature tolerance is. 61degrees and mostly cloudy skies, westerly winds at 6 miles per hour. back into the 70s today for high temperatures. sunny and mild days with cool, comfortable nights, that's the weather pattern for a little while. off to the like, five-footers right now and the winds have been gusting over 25 knots. they'll subside gently today. so we will call it 3 to 5- footers out there.

pleasant day on the lake. you can see the 50s for temperatures inland. and we will see sunny skies for the next few days with high pressure moving on in. i will be along with the complete forecast in a few minutes. >> thank you so much. the city is buzzing today about the ufc fight in cleveland last night. the champions were both in action inside and the q. cleveland rolled out the red carpet as the native defended the heavy weight belt right in his own he won a first-round knock-out in his fight. he says it was great to fight in front of his hometown. >> i love it here. i love to fight here. you know, now i won't be as bad anymore. every fight you should be nervous, but you know, i love it. >> before the fight even started, last night, one of the competitors was hurt in a freak accident. he was riding in an elevator in

a back injury no. word on the extent -- injury. no word on the extent of his injuries. he is originally from ohio. the authorities are looking into what happened. he is best known for appearing on the ultimate fighter tv series. the race for the white house can be measured in snapshots. right now, the real clear politics average has hillary rodham clinton up about three points. not good for her, especially when you consider she had to apologize for comments she made about supporters of donald trump. it is a comment trump says will cost clinton in the polls. nbc has the story. >> thank you. >> reporter: it's a comment hillary rodham clinton has made before but friday night was one of the first times reporters were in the room to hear it. at a fund raiser in new york, clinton blasted donald trump for being a voice for hateful rhetorics and blasted

supporters into what a call the basket of deplorables, racist, sexist, islamic phobic, you name it. >> reporter: clinton has now walked those back a little. clinton also said she will continue to call out racist rhetoric. trump tweeted his disapproval predicting it would hurt clinton in the polls. >> -- >> reporter: mike pence responded in virginia. >> people that represent the millions of people who support my running mate, they're good, hardworking americans. >> reporter: friday night trump called clinton trigger happy while saying this about iran. >> when they circle our beautiful destroyers with their little boats and they make gestures at our people that they shouldn't be allowed to make, they'll be shot out of

>> reporter: 58 days until election day, the campaign as nasty as ever. if nbc news, new york. northeast ohio's largest school district is looking to keep positive momentum going and they're looking for help at the ballot box to do that. saturday, local leaders, parents and students got together for a kick-off rally. they were there to support renewing the tax. it cost the owner of $50,000.233. it would not increase taxes. voting it down would decrease taxes though. parents and students say they can see the difference it's made. >> it has been a difference in cleveland public schools. so the graduation has gone up every single year. the fact that the third grade guarantee which impacts all the k-8 buildings has gone up. the fact that more families are coming back to the school system means that people can see the difference.

because once i was in middle school, teachers were passing students when they weren't prepared for the next grade and now students are actually being prepared and pushed to be successful. >> leaders say since the original tax passed four years ago, they have seen measurable improvement in the preparedness and quality of students graduating from cleveland schools. still ahead, as we start to feel a little bit more li grabbing for the pumpkin flavoring. why one business is worried a pumpkin shortage could hurt their business. plus, matt granite gives us a deal that will help with the pains in your neck. that's coming up after the

welcome back. two brands of purified water solutions from the eyes are being recalled for possible contamination. the recall covers eye wash and irrigating solution. the food and drug administration says possible contamination could cause eye infections. both products are used to flush the eyes. consumers should stop using the products and get rid of them immediately. as we move closer to fall, there's a concern a shortage of pumpkins will hurt beer market. brewers say heavy rain at the beginning of the season delayed growth of pumpkin seeds and it means plants will grow but not until late they are year. pumpkin beer has a short shelf life. the start of the 2017 pumpkin season is promising. today we help eliminate snoring and neck pain.

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behind the scenes look at how the new show is opening. and carey has his eye on the forecast. >> if you are tired of the hot, steamy weather, you are in luck. it's going to be a cooler, drier, more pleasant sunday for you. rite now, 61 degrees, mostly sunny sky -- degrees, mostly

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furniture and sell it in the park, we will let people know. but i don't think there's big plans from the wood. >> and while park officials won't say what could fill its place, there's speculations swirling that it could be repurposed as a coaster. it opened in 1991. we will have to see what they decide to do with mean streak. one of the staples that people love to ride at cedar point. >> yeah, it's terrored few times. >> has it? >> absolutely. you know, anything that, yeah, it doesn't work with me. >> no, and michael and i were talking about this yesterday, we're to the point where we get sick on roller coasters. >> yeah, i definitely get sick. >> i have ridden my last mean streak and it was probably 10 years ago. >> and the young people want to you get on it with them, come on, let's do this thing. and then i'm nauseous all day. >> yeah. well, the weather is not

today. very beautiful. we will call it mostly cloud did you but those are lake clouds. they are going to dissipate and drier air is going to move in. it's going to turn out to be a mostly sunny day. but a beautiful start. look how picturesque that is over progressive field. 61degrees with the clouds out there. a westerly wind right now. take a look at what you can see here across the area generally light inland, off on the lake, more gusty. and we have there. and they'll gently subside through the day but it's going to be a choppy day. 67degrees downtown . akron airport at 59 degrees. and you can see the temperatures throughout the eastern half of the united states. anywhere from 45 degrees to the steamy stuff off to the east. take a look at new york city right now, starting out at 77 degrees. washington, d.c. and they can be so hot and humid there,

degrees. and you can see the band of showers and thunderstorms that moved through here yesterday off to the east of us. so he shalled with that cold front that produced some really gusty thunderstorms, almost 1.25 of rain at hopkins. and we saw a 54 miles per hour wind gusts with the thunderstorms. so there were a couple tree limbs down. not any widespread damage though. high pressure moving in. that is helping to funnel in the cooler, drier air that is going to make for a beautiful sunday we're going to see the temperatures only in the low 70s today. for high temperatures. fair skies overnight tonight. very comfortable into the 50s. we will make it into the low 80s tomorrow with a lot of sunshine on your monday. and as we move toward tuesday morning, it will be a little bit more on the mild side to get you started. daytime temperatures, a little warmer. and we will see those mid-80s before the week is through. and for the next little while

northwesterlies winds and we will see -- northwesterly winds and 72 for the high temperature. an absolutely pleasant, beautiful day for you. if you don't like the heat, you're in luck. and i like the heat, but it sure is nice to have a cooler change. 52 overnight tonight for your monday. 82 for the high temperature. and your window nation seven- day forecast, we show you the temperatures gently rising to 85 on tuesday. here comes another cold on wednesday and thunderstorm beyond that is saturday. just in time for the weekend. >> beautiful forecast. all right, thank you so much. >> you bet. it's opening week in the national football league with nbc broadcasting prime time games this sunday. the tradition continues with carrie underwood i thinking the sunday night football theme. here's a behind the scenes look at the new opening you will hear. >> and roll play back.

? stand up and cheer, stomp your feet ?? ? nbc sunday night about to happen ?? >> sand by, one. >> really great with the new song and it's a new energy. n the building today. >> it's an exciting time to come out here and get a chance to hear her voice and as powerful as it is, gets you fired up. >> people can't wait for carrie to start sunday night football. it's a tradition. people love her. she pitches so perfectly now. >> and i never understo difficult this production is and how many takes of the different things it requires and how much energy carrie underwood has. it was great. >> it was nice to be around the guys and see them interact with each other and get to hang around them for the day. >> a lot of fun being able to come out here and do the open. here with a couple guys right now. >> watching sunday night football, the highlights, to be a part of something like this is a dream come true for me.

know the guys know it's sunday night football. the number one show on television. >> and now deep down field! and he's in for the touch dawn! >> sunday night. >> sunday night -- >> sunday night -- >> sunday night is -- >> football night. after the break, meet the press moderator chuck todd joins us as we take a look back at how september 11th changed our country's security. good morning. remembering septem the fourth year. they're participating in the tunnel for towers race. we are live from the start

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security secretary jay johnson on the show this morning. what do you plan on asking him? >> well, there's a few things on my mind. number one, why do americans think we're less safe today than 15 years ago? part has to do with the rise of the small cell or lone wolf attacks we have seen in europe and over here. second is how have the security measures that we have put in over the last 15 years, are they really looking? ev to be a issue, the baseball game or the airport, have we overcorrected? and then finding out, are we under-playing the threat from syria? does syria today and its instability and it becoming a safe haven for terrorists, does it look like the mirror image of afghanistan in the late '90s which is of course where al-

are we seeing history repeat itself? so that's among the topics with him this morning. >> and of course, an election year, national security has been front and center for the race for the white house this week. has have trump and clinton drawn contrast between one another and who do the polls say is stronger on the issue? >> the issue is number two most important issue. it changes a little bit. closer to jobs and the economy depending on how recent an attack in western europe or here has been. bu don't argue over policy sometimes as they do over temperament. donald trump's big attack line on her, she won't identify the enemy. she won't use the phrase radicalize lammic terrorism. and clinton's hit on him is he is unstable, he doesn't have the sobriety to handle the challenges in the middle east. so it's more on capabilities,

>> yeah, even though it's been 15 years, it's top of mind for a lot of people. >> absolutely. >> thank you. chuck will be back for "meet the press" starting at 10:00 a.m. right after channel 3 news at 9:00. now a quick check of your forecast. especially if you're headed out the door any time soon. the temperatures feeling a lot cooler out there. >> i'll tell you what, it sure is nice to see dryer and a lot less hot air across our vicini daily, you go out and you expect, yeah, i'm sweating profusely. today, it's not going to be one of those days. and for the first time in a longtime, we will not even see the 80s. 61degrees right now. and we call it mostly cloudy with a west wind bringing in drier, cooler air. back to the 70s today. our weather pattern, sunny, mild days, cool, comfortable nights. open up the windows and enjoy the free air conditioning.

catching out. temperatures wise, 50s inland. closer to the lake, you see some 60s. 67degrees downtown. and to the east, the cold front that brought us the showers and thunderstorms yesterday. high pressure in the wake. and that's going to produce a picture perfect day for you. mostly sunny skies, 9:00 temperature, 66. up to 70 by noon. and not much better than that, only about 72 for the high temperature. the complete seven-day forecast in a fe really good, maureen. >> well, always good if news. thank you. a local race honors the country's brave first responders and military heros and remembers the sacrifices they have made. the annual tunnels to towers race takes place in new york city today but there's also one happening today here. and that's where we find channel 3 news' alyssa raymond who has all of the information for us. >> reporter: good morning,

towers race. and you can see the iconic start and finish line for the race. and here with us to give us a better idea of the meaning of this and why we do this is tom, and his uncle was actually a firefighter who died on september 11th. and tom, we were talking a little bit about the meaning of this to you. and i don't even know if you can put it into words but you serve every day as a firefighter. do you keep him in mind each day? >> nothing changes. really every little thing is minor but this gives you a reason to get up and get the day going and be a apartment of something much bigger than yourself. >> reporter: and you have a connection to steven who this name race is named after. >> yeah, i actually live not too far from him and his family. we've been volunteering since day one. i was young and we were handing out registration slips before

become is remarkable. >> reporter: and year after year we say never forget and people tend to with daily lives forget. and whoever is watching today, how do you want them to get it across to never forget day after day? >> do something for somebody else. it's not about getting up and doing something for yourself, get up and get your day going. help somebody cross the street. open the door. do an act of kindness. >> reporter: the race too is in new york city for the 15th year and two weeks, are you participating in that? >> i'm going to be holding my uncle's banner like i do every year. if not, i'm had a lot of trouble because nobody else is going to hold it but me. >> reporter: and i heard there's more than 30,000 people participating this year. which is a record. does that show people are remembering? >> people remember every year when the time comes up. it's a somber feeling as it gets cooler in new york, the

forget. and to live with it every day. >> reporter: and one more thing that people could do just to keep that feeling alive? >> say a prayer. say a prayer to whoever. >> reporter: thank you so much. and we want to let everyone know that there is still time to register. they're expecting more than 500 people to be here today. this race though kicks off at 8:00. if you want to come down, you better do it now. back to new the studio, maureen. >> great to hear from him. thank you coming up next in sport, the buckeyes outlasted the weather and the tulsa golden hurricanes. how did they do it? dave has highlights next in

hi, everyone and good morning. the day is finally here. the browns are back. and they'll take on the eagles today, 1:00 in philadelphia. they are on the big stage

in the off-season. and a not so good pre-season. awful pre-season actually. speaking of awful, the browns play at quarterback since anyone can remember, can rg3 change things here in cleveland? the browns think that he can. but he's 26 years old, that's nice, he's young. his fifth nfl season but he hasn't played since 2014. he didn't take a snap last year. he's been through a lot. and >> it's exciting. and everything i've been through personally in the league, just, you know, it makes you have that emphasis on criminalling on what you can. and when you get the opportunity, make the most of it. i'm extremely happy. not satisfied but happy with where i'm at, the opportunity blessed upon me and being with these guys is truly a blessing. all right, indians and

minnesota today. the three-game winning streak came to an end last night. they got some great pitching but no support. the twins beat them in extra innings. the start last night, four solid innings, gave up a run and a nice catch by carlos santana minus the communication. 1-1 game, top of the 9th, two on, two out. davis going the other way. great catch. play of the game. we go to extras. 12thin walk-off for the twin's victory. 2-1 the final. the tigers lost yesterday. so that means the lead is still at six games the, the magic number is 16. first pitch today at 2:10. he is going to miss the next scheduled start wednesday. he reported yesterday with more soreness after leaving the game two nights ago after just four innings and returning to cleveland today for fourth

last week, the buckeyes exploded for 77 points. just 48 yesterday. they beat tulsa sparked by the defense. it was a slow start with wild weather to shoot for. urban myer and company only leading 6-3 late 2nd quarter. reads the play perfectly, picked off, back for the touchdown. third interception already this season. buckeyes up 13-3. and now under a minute and a half in the first half. rain coming down and tulsa the defense again getting it done. the pick, his first of his career, nice return for a touchdown. buckeyes lead 20-3 at the half. they force six turnovers. the offense wakes up, 3rd quarter, 11-yards for the touchdown. 27-3 ohio state. two rushing touchdowns for him. zero through the air. ohio state wins 48-3 and oklahoma next week. >> i saw disappointment with

in first half. but good teams pick up each other and i thought the two pick-sick, obviously we've got a good secondary and with a decent pass rusher, that's a decent defense. i will see you at 6:00 and after football here on nbc tonight. and we will wrap up the browns and the eagles and the twins and the indians. i'm dave chudowsky, have a

welcome back. a live look over downtown cleveland looking towards the ohio city area. look at the sky. this is the best part about fall, the big, puffy clouds. if you're waking up and headed outside any time soon, feeling cooler out there. we might start to feel like fall. maybe the trees will take a hint and change their leaves. we will see. we did enjoy the hot day today.

you're the expert on that though. >> well, as far as 90s this year, it's doubtful. >> okay. >> getting doubtful. and now we have a warmer than normal weather pattern so it's not completely to say we won't see 90 degrees again but not likely. >> okay. >> let's put it that way. >> i think we're good with 80s. >> how about the 70s? that's what we're going to see today. 61degrees right now. and we will call it mostly cloudy but there are a lot of there. 6miles per hour westerly wind with the dew point at 5 7 degrees. and that is a lot drier than what we have been seeing. and you can see those winds certainly shifting to the west, northwesterly as opposed to the southwesterly winds that we have been seeing that brought up the warmth and moisture for the last few days. right now, the warm spot downtown, right on the lake, 67 degrees at burke. worcester at 56 degrees. and mighty comfortable

on your sunday. and we have to go way on toward the east coast to see those 70s. and it is a steamy start to the day in washington, d.c. 79degrees, almost 80 degrees there. and the front, it moved through yesterday, it's located off across pennsylvania and west virginia into the state of virginia and the carolinas. in its wake, high pressure and that means cooler, drier air come and sunny skies ultimately. nice day. moving through time, 6:30 tonight, 70 degrees or so downtown. and very pleasant temperatures throughout the day today. and tomorrow, evening, your monday, we will see temperatures in the low 80s. at a peak, 77 degrees by about 6:00. and your start on tuesday morning, a little bit more on the mild side. we will see those temperatures into the 80s, mid-80s for tuesday and then we will see things begin to cool down

showers and thunderstorms. and through most of the breath of today, you will see the winds out of the northwest, temperatures holding in the 60s and low 70s throughout the entire day. and those winds will eventually die down or night tonight under those fair skies that's going to make for a perfect sleeping night. 72 the high temperature today under mostly sunny skies, northwesterly winds at 10 miles per hour. and overnight, yes, open up the windows and enjoy the free air conditioning, 52 for i don't think you could find it any better for nighttime conditions. 82 the high temperature with a lot of sunshine on your monday. and certainly getting a little warmer. and as we head toward tuesday, look at that, 85. not quite as steamy as we have seen. wednesday, cold front comes through and drops the temperature, a chance of a thunderstorm, a couple nice days for thursday and friday and saturday next weekend. we have the chance for another showers and thunderstorms. >> perfect forecast. all right.

been waiting for that. well, today marks the 15th anniversary of september 11th. on saturday in new orleans, firefighters climbed 110 fight flights of stairs to honor those killed rescuers survivors as the twin towers crumbled. here's their story. [bag pipes ] >> lost their lives in new york on 9/11. [ applause ] [bell tolling ] >> reporter: 15 years later, hundreds more first responders in louisiana are stepping up in their honor. >> these men here, they have made the ultimate sacrifice, their friends and lives will never be the same. but they love america and they

that's what we do. >> reporter: at the annual 9/11 memorial stair climb, first responders complete 110 flights in full gear. >> one at a time. >> reporter: around their necks, the name and picture of a fallen hero. >> right there. >> i'm just trying to do my part to serve our country and represent the people that we lost and have lost over the years. >> reporter: and as the steps move from the few some like st. george fire captain mike hosley make multiple trips so every life lost is remembered. >> kevin o'reilly -- [ bell tolling ] >> reporter: together keeping the promise to never forget. [bell tolling ] all right, when we come back, we will have a final look at forecast and a girl going

it was doggie destiny was mr. bonejangles expecting the perfect toy at an amazing price? of course not. he's a dog. but that's the beauty of a store full of surprises. you never know what you're gonna find,

finally this morning, we have a child who has conquered the internet with her sugar high. look at this face. she really loves cotton candy and she has become the cutest internet sensation. her name is betricks. she's 3 years old and her four seconds on television during put a smile on her face. and we're told this is the first time she ever had cotton candy. my goodness, she's still awake. i don't know when this the game was but i'm going to guess she's still on the sugar high. makes you want to give a 3-year- old cotton candy. >> my goodness. i wonder what she was like coming off the high. >> yeah. coming off our high temperature, if you will.

nothing like that today. we're going to be in the 70s. look at that, low 70s. a lot less humid too. and 82 on monday. a lot of sunshine. well, almost hot on tuesday. very briefly and then we cool back down into the 70s for wednesday and thursday and friday. and chance of a thunderstorm on wednesday. and a couple nice days there, thursday and friday. and then saturday, next weekend, could see a thunderstorm. warming up a bit. nice forecast that. >> yeah, beautiful. we will take and leave with you the "today" show. we are going to be back here at 9:00 a.m. we're going to take a live look at the pent gone where memorials will be happening

>> the generals have been reduced to rubble. >> the basket of deplorable. >> what is aleppo? >> the future of wireless audio. >> we're getting back to the normal one. good morning and welcome to a special edition of "sunday today" on this 15th anniversary of the attacks of september 11th. i'm willie geist. this morning we'll take stock of the country a decade and a half after its darkest day. nicole wallace joins us in a minute. she was in the white house when the attacks took place. we will also check in on those people whose lives were changed