welcome to channel 3 news today. coming up, a person killed in a fatal accident along what people are saying about this crash. the police union is throwing its support to donald trump. members have claimed their decision to channel 3. good morning. guess where we are this morning. coming up, live at the palms good -- the pumpkin festival. channel 3 news this morning starts right now. >> it is channel 3 morning newscast made possible by the palmetto brothers floor show.

again with your help. and now, channel 3 news today. thank you so much for being with us. it is 6:00 a.m. on sunday morning. we were showing you a huge pumpkin. maybe you were thinking about today is for pumpkin pie, pumpkin cake him anything. >> yesterday, i went -- i went to an apple orchard. i was kind of afraid because you are seeing all of this rain. we have got a nice little window. you know? some sunshine. >> a great day. >> we were able to pick some apples from a tree. we have a three-year-old and a one-year-old. i will have to bake some apples something. apple pie. apple cake. whatever. i will bring you some because he worked it out in the weather center. >> do you know what? she was going to be at this apple orchard. >> that is what you are doing this morning.

not only showers but also a couple of thunderstorms. nothing to worry about. we are not tracking anything severe. that is the good news but if you are waking up with us on the eastern edge of cuyahoga county, towards the lake county, that is where we are seeing periods of moderate to heavy rainfall. some lightning strikes have been detected within the system. it is weakening as it crosses over 271, but again, if you are hitting the roadways this morning, take your time. across 422, towards auburn, towards garrett so, seeing some of those light to moderate showers and that will be the trend throughout the day. temperatures we are forecasting in the mid to upper 60s, close to the 70 degree reading. if you are going out on lake erie, there is a chance for some waterspouts. we will talk about that coming up in the next little bit. back over to you.

turning to the big news of the morning, one person dead and two others hospitalized in a crash on ice -- i-480 at the ridge road off-ramp the victim was changing a tire when a pickup truck drove off of the roadway striking the part car. tanisha matthews was killed while 23-year-old matthews remains in critical condition this morning. the driver of the pickup truck, 48-year-old clark justin, is being treated for drugs are believed to be a factor in this class. tranv the cleveland police union is endorsing donald trump for president. the local association of black police officers says that it is disappointed with the decision. the union voted overwhelmingly for donald trump, 216 votes for him and 68 for hillary clinton. carly flynn morgan spoke to the union about that decision. >> a lot of people are

a lot of people are upset determine the officer has spent 23 years with cleveland police, the president of the black shield, a police association that promotes the interest of black officers in cleveland. he and other members are troubled by the results of this ppa vote. he says donald trump has -- he supports tactics that could harm members of the cleveland community. he speca frisk. >> i do not want to put that much power into the hands of police officers. i do not think we are ready for that responsibility right now. >> this is bizarre world. i have no idea how we got here. >> reporter: the president and also a police officer for 23 years was not surprised by the vote outcome. he said point-blank law enforcement is under attack by president obama and hillary clinton a. >> it is a very dangerous world out there right now and more dangerous every day for the police officers trying to do the job. then when he says the democrats

black lives matter movement and then paid little or no attention to other important things to cleveland and similar communities like education, addressing poverty, creating jobs and other issues. >> there is a problem with black on black crime. every city in the country -- at least acknowledges that there is a problem. >> reporter: he says that the boat is essentially political suicide with more than half of cleveland's population african- american. he does not think that it is a good idea for the police to back a candidate too many perceive as against them. >> if you do not have that trust, if you do not build up that trust, and if you do not hold officers accountable, we have problems. >> reporter: he says race has nothing to do with it and forgive it is a police issue, protecting them so that they can protect us. >> i will not tolerate anybody trying to paint me for this police department with a racist prize. >> reporter: carly flynn morgan, channel 3 news. they believe that the black shield will be endorsing anyone for president.

fundraiser for donald trump a detroit. this is not his first time backing a republican candidate. last year he gave $750,000 to new jersey governor chris christie's presidential bid hillary clinton will be in the buckeye state on monday. she will be focusing on the economy and encouraging ohioans to register to vote. after a stop in toledo she will go to the goodyear paul and peter and akron. let's have a little fun. the annual pumping festival returns for its 47th year. it is known for its extremely large pumpkins. , weigh more than 1000 pounds per channel 3 alyssa raymond joins us live this morning with a look at all of the fun -- you frightened me. i got a little startled. >> good morning. i think that i went a little bit high -- heavy on that this morning. i was getting ready in the dark and my makeup is a little bit heavy. just kidding. good morning, everyone. we are live in hunsberger for

these are big. i did not even know that pumpkins could grow this big. and mark is with us this morning. you know the history. you have been here for a long time. and in 1969, a group of residents went to the circleville pumpkin festival and they decided that it was such a great event that they are going to make their own. in 1969, we started out and we are on the 47th year. >> reporter: it has grown ever since. what is the biggest pumpkin that someone has grown? >> jerry rose, 1300 pounds a few years ago. >> reporter: 1500 i saw also. >> he is our pumpkin whisperer. >> reporter: do you know how he does it? >> that is a secret. i am not allowed to divulge that. >> reporter: what else do have going on today? >> we have got all kinds of

all kinds of food, music, all kinds of stuff around here. >> reporter: what time does it start? >> it starts at 10:00 officially. >> all right. come on down. back to you in the studio. >> those pumpkins are amazing. i want to know what happens to them afterwords. do they become pumpkin -- pumpkin pies? pumpkin cakes? >> you need to find >> i think that we are all a having that morning. i thought that was saturday. 6:08 am. all right. thank you. still ahead this morning, how jamaica is preparing for hurricane matthew as it moves closer. a look at the new movie deepwater horizon and how it tells the story a of the lives of both lost and saved.

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welcome back. the six-year-old boy shot during the school shooting in south carolina last week has died. the anderson county coroner announced that jacob hall died saturday afternoon. authorities say that another student and teacher were injured when a 14-year-old boy opened fire at an elementary people in jamaica are preparing for the arrival of hurricane matthew. they are boarding up, filling up, and stocking up. yesterday in the capital. hurricane matthew threatens jamaica, haiti and cuba and is the strongest since felix in 2007 and has already killed at least two people.

data recorder from a crash commuter train in new jersey. one woman was killed on a platform when it jumped the tracks but more than 100 other people were injured. officials say that structural issues are preventing work crews from removing the partially crushed new je leading to the terminal appeared to be working normally. the bp oil spill made headlines for being the largest man-made disaster in history but a new movie focuses on the lives of lost and saved. mike wilber sat down with the movie stars. >> how are you doing? >> reporter: a huge story but what really happened? deepwater horizon that explores the men and women that were there when the oil rig exploded. >> it is about the other side of it, the side that we did not really sort of -- people did not focus on because of the end -- the environmental disaster was so horrendous. we kind of overlooked that these were people on this oil

how dramatic the experience was for everybody. it was really interesting. when i read the script, i kind of went, i had no idea. >> paying on a second. 11 people perished in this thing? and explosions so big that you could see it from outer space and it is on that oil rig and 100 people survived. how is that possible? what happens? that is what the story is about. you know of this but you do not know anything about it. only stars in the film but he is up -- the producer and wanted to get the story right. >> we decided that we wanted to make the film. everybody was certainly in the oil rig community and representing the deepwater horizon guys -- they were reluctant to be a part of it because they felt like -- probably make a movie about marine life. and saving the seagulls. it was obviously horrible but i do not think anything

>> reporter: mike wilber, nbc news. >> just ahead, it is a puppy with a purpose. how our morning show is getting involved with helping one special puppy prepare to help a veteran. first, michael, i saw some rumbles of thunder out there. what is it looking by? >> let's take you right to the radar and show you where we are tracking it if you are waking up with us in the lake county, even ashton and trll your neck of the words. we will talk about how much long -- how much longer that last when we see the sunshine. that and more coming up next. >> futureview as brought to by a

welcome back. it is a puppy with a purpose. we are working with a great group called wags for warriors. and going to the journal -- the journey of what it takes to turn a puppy into a service

>> reporter: it is not your typical dog training class. rescue dogs matched with veterans to become part of their family. but when the veteran goes on, an important job to do. >> i was on a submarine -- submarine stationed out of connecticut and i was out to sea and the pressure change detached my redness. >> reporter: she has his back and >> this is my baby. she is everything to me. >> reporter: she is one of more than 350 dogs who have been rescued from area shelters and trained as service dogs for -- wounded veterans thanks to the local nonprofit, wags for warriors. it is a lifework of jenny and frank till lorenzo. >> our motto -- we use rescued dogs so it is rescuing one to

which they could charge upward of 25 grand is done at no cost to the veterans. >> i have seen veterans on the brink of suicide to now they are trainers. >> reporter: an iraq war veteran was prescribed a service dog by the veterans the -- became a trainer. the benefits of the service dog are not just for a helping pop. >> the dogs -- they can wake from nightmares. they can calm them during panic attacks and pick up on anxiety. they can block in public. >> reporter: they are healing lives. >> the veterans life is changing and the child gets their father and mother back. a wife gets the husband and vice versa. to see a kid coming in and playing and laughing with their mom again. it is awesome to see. >> reporter: for the next few months a puppy with a purpose will join our channel 3 news team. we will follow his training and meet the veterans whose life will be forever changed. and you get to help. meat and name of the new teammate a monday on channel 3

>> that is so exciting to have a puppy in the studio. >> it really is. and it is one of those things -- i feel like a dog or a puppy just a general helps to lower your anxiety, your stress levels. >> we do not have any stress year. we do not. >> [ laughter ] >> we do >> i will say that usually on sundays -- as you know, we have the adoptive pet segment so that will be coming up this morning in between the 9:00 and 10:00. >> i wanted to bring this up to show you. here is one of the fruits of my labor. >> i was going to say -- it is freshly picked because it has a little leaf on it. >> i like it. >> if you are going to an apple orchard or maybe out on the water, there is a chance for showers and a couple of other things that we want to talk about if you are going out on the water, by the way. you can notice the winds from the west between 5 to 10, so the waves on the water is not a big issue but one thing that we

for waterspout formation later on today. this is how they form, by the way, when cooler air arrives over relatively warmer water. as you very well know, lake erie water temperatures right now in the upper 60s and lower 70s. so as the cool air flows over the warmer water, and as you know, warm air tends to rise like a hot air balloon and that gives way to the growth and development of clouds and at times thunderstorms. as the cooler air flows over the water and it interacts with the rising air, sometimes you get churning in the atmosphere. we call that windshear. and occasionally, some of that churning will then produce the waterspouts and that is the threat that we will see for the

on if you plan on going out on lake erie. lake erie water temperatures, upper 60s, near 70s, and meanwhile, actual temperatures on the ground are only in the mid-50s. you can see where the dichotomy is. 58 degrees in downtown right now. and here is what we are tracking for you in terms of the showers and some rumbles of thunder. if you are waking up with us in the lakers portage county's -- all of that going generally tos county. the bigger picture is showing you it is because of the big swirl that we have been tracking over the past couple of days. that is the area of low pressure. thank goodness it moves out of here by tomorrow. i think that, for the day today, it is the off and on rain that we will see so keep that in mind. keep the umbrella close by on sunday and early monday. tuesday, wednesday, thursday, we dry things out and we warm things up and you want a couple of good days at the apple orchard tuesday, wednesday, thursday, and friday. >> it is great for halloween

it is not often that a deer stamped photo goes viral but when you see it built by a northwestern wisconsin hunter, you will understand the fascination. he introduces us to the hunter and his masterpiece. >> reporter: if you can judge a man by the car that he drives. >> -- >> reporter: he is behind the right wheel. >> it is different. >> reporter: off the interstate, kind of guy. >> whatever. >> reporter: he prefers a truck. bus. we know what you are thinking. and, yes, we will be explaining how that 72 passenger school bus.up there. but first, jesse and the

>> this is called make do with what you have got. >> reporter: up to the freedom tower. >> this is america. >> reporter: a deer stand. >> different. nobody else has got one. >> reporter: it turns out different runs in the family. >> overachievers i guess. >> reporter: that is the grandpa underneath the deer stand that jesse's father made from a camper. the father who was that certain that his sons attempted to outdo him would fail. >> i guess when he told me -- i was bound and determined. >> reporter: that brings us back. how? it turns out jesse >> just like a big kid in the sandbox. >> reporter: as the owner of an excavating company, he had the equipment he needed to build a temporary dirt ramp on which is bulldozer pushed the bus to the top of the old gas station fuel tank. even -- the initial attempt. it went slightly arrived. >> what we first tried to get up. >> reporter: one thing that jesse does not do -- it is quit. >> it opens up so you can sit on it. slip and slide.

foot landfill liner, slip and slide and did not quit on his military surplus fuel blasberg human launch pad. leading his daughters to conclude, at young ages, he is not like the other five errors. >> no turkey's one-of-a-kind. >> reporter: even his father has had to admit that -- the room your bus camper. >> it is really a good way to spend an afternoon out there. that is what it is about more than anything, spending time with your family. >> reporter: jesse just want you to know when it comes to fund -- fun, the bus stops here.

>> it is so cool to see the story behind out. coming up next, big changes to edgewater park. what the cleveland metropark is planned. good morning. >> good morning. this morning we are live at the 47th annual huntsburg pumpkin festival coming up after the break, we are showing off some of their decorative pumpkins, and what they do with the giant once. after this festival comes and

like sunday, october 2. you can see the pumpkins at the huntsville -- huntsburg festival. we are going to be checking in, in a moment. you probably have plans today. fall like plans. maybe you're going to an apple orchard and football is on television. we want to get you prepare for the day so michael is in the weather center, preparing everybody to go out the door

you got that right and i know that alyssa raymond is outside right now and i feel bad because towards huntsburg, it is raining. let's show it to outside. the temperatures outside, mid to upper 50s, water temperatures, upper 60s but if you are waking up with us, specifically in lake county, portage county, into ashtabula and a trumbull counties, you can see where the rainfall is from north matters -- north madison at the umbrellas and here is where alyssa raymond is in huntsburg and you can see the moderate rainfall that we are tracking for you right now, right along 322. so most likely, she has her hood up with an umbrella overhead. further towards the south, heavy rainfall towards middlefield, and you can see lightning strike in there as

on showers with highs pushing near 70. we will talk about when sunshine -- it turns it to northeast ohio in a couple of minutes. you are looking forward to that. >> yes. we need the sunshine. >> we do. >> huntsburg. i second-guess myself on that one. it is huntsburg. i know. i was thinking clarksville. you know? yeah. there are pumpkins there. when you go to a pumpkin patch, you know the drill. your kids usually go -- they go after the largest pumpkin that they can carry. at the pumpkin festival, there are pumpkins so big th n without halpert alyssa -- joining us live from the so- called pumpkin capital of the world and already, the pumpkins that you have been showing us this morning -- i do not know how anybody lived them. i do not think that people can lift them. >> i don't think it's possible. >> reporter: huntsburg. so many times. >> we will get it right eventually. waking up this morning. >> reporter: i did find an answer for you. we were talking about what they

pumpkins after the festival. we are told that they will either sell them, use them as halloween decorations, make pumpkin seeds out of them. truthfully, there are endless opportunities with how big they are but also, look at all of these decorative pumpkins that we have this morning. jackie williams is here to talk to us about them and, jackie, these concepts are so ornate, done by children, adults. what do we have? >> we have two different concepts going on. we have the painted pumpkins and the scarecrows and they bring in their pumpkins and they get judged and they get a nice little trophy. >> reporter: we already picked the favorites but what are some of your favorites? >> i really like this one. the whole stacked pumpkin idea is really awesome. i like the magis doughnuts -- those are over here. and the scarecrow.

>> reporter: we are going to check out the doughnuts. they are actually pumpkins. little baby pumpkins. >> yes. and at this is one of the favorite doughnut shops in the area. >> reporter: i think i'm going to get to try them. right? >> yes. >> reporter: how does this benefit the local community? >> the local school can come in and sell whatever they feel like they want to sell, concessions, pumpkins, and everything benefits the school so if the football team or the soccer team or the cheerleaders come out, it benefits them and they get to sell their products for pay to play. >> reporter: free admission but you get the benefits from the concessions at all of that and, again, it starts at 9:00, 10:00, and it goes until 6:00 tonight. back to you in the studio. >> all right. i wish you -- i know you cannot see me but i am showing off the pumpkin that i grew and i will show you when you get back . >> you grew a pumpkin? >> reporter: i wish you could see me right now. >> my mind is blown.

>> reporter: it took months and months and months and it was a lot of hard work and it is really happy. i will show you when you get back . >> all right. thank you. she is going to be so mad at me. the cleveland metroparks are building a new beach house. there will be a community connector at the west 76 street tunnel. you can walk through it. it will take you to the second floor of the new beacho bar, with a fireplace for when it gets colder. the beach house will cost over $2 million. this project is expected to be completed by next summer. a group of volunteers work to do the glenville recreation center on cleveland east side

the partners at radio one and the sewer district but this is part of the do something day. if you want to make a difference in your community, you have a great opportunity coming up. make a difference in national day of service is on october 22. wkyc is proud to take the lead for this awesome chance to give back. go to wkyc.com and join us. >> coming up, sports is an expert will it be powered -- starting game one of the alds next thursday? dave has the answer and the indians royal highlights coming

sports report. >> hi everyone. we will get to the bronze in a moment but we start the indians. today could be the last regular- season game or it could be monday in detroit. the indians are fighting for home-field advantage in the

they are finishing the season on a high note this weekend. they beat kansas city last night for the second straight day and control their own destiny for home-field. trevor bauer on the hill yesterday. the indians are setting them up for the playoff. he will pitch game one of the alds thursday. he had nine strikeouts yesterday, not part of the decision, gave up two runs in the sixth and the game was tied at three metric top of a, same score, safe on the air -- scored a, 4-3 and francisco lindor out of the slump, big night two nights ago, two-run double in the eighth gives the indian 6-3 lead and cody allen gets another save. guess how many. 31. the indians win 6-3, the 93rd of the season and they beat up the royals and tigers and that was keep it franconia is going with of our in game one, feeling that he was better situated to handle that short rest assignment for game format corey kluber coming back from injury, wanted to pitch game one but francona overruled him,

sacrifice fly from the former indiana. toronto win supplement-3 immediately the red sox by half- game, tribe win and boston lost today and the indians have home- field in the alds. now to the browns, yesterday they sign cam johnson as they placed the orchard on the ir after injuring his ankle last sunday. today the browns back on the field. their fair share of injuries. already at 0 and 3 and cody kessler -- their third quarterback, now their number one guide and after watching him last week, we asked how much more can they add to the playbook as they get set for the redskins today? >> it depends on the game plan. that is up to coach jackson and whatever -- the game plan -- whoever we install for the week.

today. the buckeyes were at home yesterday, 38 point favorite, to open the season. the big ten season against rutgers. they won by 58 and -- former buckeyes head coach earl bruce with the big auto yesterday, and he got the -- before the game, and it yesterday, buckeyes quarterback j.t. barrett after slow start to open the game with four -- four minutes 19 -- 18 ya second quarter, bearing his terry before for the touchdown -- 16-0 osu. and it for another score. 58 career touchdown pass, breaking bobby hoy, school record and is 23-0. ohio state wins 58-0 and the defense gets the shutout and he finished -- finishing 22, -- four touchdowns and a pick and at the top of the list for heisman consideration. >> you cannot i think have that the your entire focus. i think that -- maybe that is

that with that comes along the heisman. >> i think he is a heisman candidate and no disrespect -- other players -- i do not get to see a lot of them but no doubt that he is a heisman candidate. >> -- the fourth quarter, tied at 17 -- they take the lead, tremont chapman, 23 yards to watch this pass. justin rankin, touchdown, and they take the lead, 27-24 but akron goes on a drive, 67 yards and with 20 seconds left, he scores from 3 yards out, akron wins 27-31, and for the second straight year. the 41st ryder cup yesterday, u.s. up 5-3 versus europe but it took the americans winning 3 out of format points in the

three point lead going into the singles after the ryder cup just how about this? the 79 yard eagle and look at the excitement what is fun about the ryder cup is you see the golfers getting ready -- really excited they need five -- five points to win in -- and europe needs 7.5 to retain the trophy that they have held since 2010. we will see later on today at 6:00 and after football ni tonight as we talk indians and browns. have a great sunday, everybody. you might not be able to depend on ohio weather but you can always rely on sunnyside automotive for great customer

hot air balloons have different sizes and shapes. in albuquerque for the 45th annual publicly at -- fiesta. and attracted close to 1 million visitors to central new mexico balloons that participated include darth vader, yoda, and can you see them? >> bear they are. >> [ laughter ] >> and smokey the bear.

what do you think? >> yeah. i totally. -- >> the force is with me. i'm going to be safe in this hot air balloon. >> there are a ton of them out there. have you ever been in a hot air balloon? >> no. i have not. have you? >> one that was tethered so i don't know if it counts. >> i feel like as a weatherman, you have to go. it is assumed you would go in a hot air balloon. >> i would do it in a second but i have been to one that is tethered to the ground where it was never a free-floating balloon. >> yeah. >> do you know what i mean? it wasn't the same sort of experience. you know? >> you have got to go up there. >> i was going to say. >> added to the bucket list. we should have a bucket list. >> an item that we add. avant going on towards the caribbean. i feel bad that -- for folks that have vacation -- kingston,

been tracking hurricane matthew over the past several days. it is still a strong category 4 storm. winds at 150 miles per hour and what you see -- this is haiti with the dominican republic to the right. the greater antilles, you can see hurricane warnings have been posted. that is jaic you know where guantanamo bay, cuba, is which is right over here. that is a hurricane warning. we are expecting for hurricane matthew as a category 3 across -- haiti -- the one good thing about this is that haiti as you know has enormous mountains so in the inner parts of haiti, not so much towards port-au- prince and the capital but inland from haiti, because of the mountains, it actually helps to protect parts of the

category three hurricane as it causes in between -- cuba and haiti and makes its way towards places like the bahamas this point, nasa, the capital of the bahamas, not under any sort of warning or watch just yet but i'm putting you by on standby -- if you have friends and family vacationing, they need to be paying close attention to hurricane matthew. back at home, periodic rain throughout the day. a couple of waterspouts may be seen over lake erie with a warm- up into the upcoming work week. the temperatures outside of the 50s, water temperatures in the upper 60s. rain is what we are tracking along with rubbles of thunder. on the eastern edge, middlefield, seeing some of that rainfall. this is quickly moving towards the east. and i think that it will be in between that 7:25 am and 7:35 am but otherwise all of this, due to an area of low pressure that we are tracking for you.

about tomorrow morning which is the good news so things will begin to clear up but throughout the morning today and throughout the afternoon, tracking a couple of those on and off showers so grab a hold of umbrellas and keep them near and dear. the forecast looks like there's. today will call for periodic rain lingering into early on monday goodness, by tuesday, wednesday, thursday, and friday, a well earned and well deserved break from all of the rain. sunshine is back and so are the 70s and look at that. wednesday, 76, so putting that into perspective, that is for degrees away from 80 degrees. >> you are right. >> do you know what i mean? >> it is going to feel back to summer. >> in ways it will, and it will be great apple orchard weather, going to a pumpkin patch. i am going to take a big mug shot of that. in the weather center. >> that is 20 pounds. that is how much that is. thank you. after the break, was some

garlic breath after a meal. a patch could determine if you have had too much to drink. we will tell you that coming

welcome back. no one wants to go into an important meeting or a first date with garlic bread but scientists at ohio state say that what you eat after a garlicky meal could make a difference. the experts concluded that while water and green he had no impact, eating raw apples, fresh mint and even lettuce decreased garlic breath. for drinkers to know when they have had too much to get behind the wheel. a startup in albuquerque new mexico developed a patch that can read blood alcohol levels through sweat on the skin. erika zico has more. >> reporter: new mexicans it know how devastating dwi want to be -- they want to end it starting with this little patch. >> new mexico is just one of the states with the highest dui -- and also deaths. so we just saw the problem as

really being solved. >> reporter: at the albuquerque start of term attack has developed a patch that senses alcohol intake through your sweat. it is called onyx blue as in it is on us to end drunk driving. >> let's say that you go out it on and you start to have drinks and obviously it changes color after about 40 minutes and that color indicates that you are no longer qualified to be a designated driver. >> reporter: once they do, they hope to work with bars, restaurants and custom -- and companies to make customized ones a bar could get a finer branded patch for a designated driver and check it when they're on their way out the door. >> we are not saying don't drink but we are saying to drink responsibly. if you choose to drink, get a designated driver, a hero for the night or uber driver. >> reporter: they hope to sell them to families and friends to encourage accountability and to keep drinkers off of the roadways.

that was erika reporting. after the breaker, how a spike in cloud hoaxes are impacting the entertainment community. alyssa. good morning, maureen. we are at a pumpkin festival. there is so much more than pumpkins. coming up, we are talking about the enormous fruits and vegetables that are at the 47th annual huntsburg pumpkin festival. stay with us. we will be right back. closed captioning of

welcome back. are you feeling like fall? maybe you have some fall plans, watching football, maybe

or making something that has anything to do with pumpkin. we are celebrating fall this morning and we are going to explain coming up and also, we are checking the forecast because you may be going out the door soon, maybe church services, maybe you are going to some sort of class or taking a walk. michael has you prepared and it was thunder and lightning out there. only a couple of hours ago. >> it was. we were tracking spotty showers and thunderstorms and those have dissipated. if you plan on going to a pumpkin patch, perhaps doing some apple picking later on today -- the forecast looks decent. watch out. grab the kleenex if you are

allergies. temperatures in the 50s outside. here is where the rainfall is. it is weakening and that is good news. if you are waking up with us in ashtabula county, towards orwell, that is where we are tracking the heavy rainfall towards lennix and trouble, back towards cuyahoga county, a couple of spotty showers and it looks like into lake county, right along the shoreline, we are seeing more showers. you will notice over lake erie, tracking several bubble up showers and perhaps isolated thunderstorms. watch out for it throughout the morning and into the afternoon. looking for highs pushing near 70 degrees and i know that a lot of folks have been asking, all right, we have got the rain. we have got the clouds. we have got the cool temperatures but when is the sunshine returning if i want to go to my favorite pumpkin patch? the good news is that this upcoming work week -- it looks phenomenal. >> we will talk more about that. >> the pumpkin patches ki >> absolutely. >> the apple orchards that you were at yesterday -- it gets a little moist. >> we need to dry out. >> we do. >> thank you. now to the top story this morning, one person is dead and two others hospitalized in a hit crash along i-40 80 at the ridge road offramp last night.

a pickup truck drove off of the roadway striking the part car. 27-year-old tanisha matthews was killed while 23-year-old isaiah matthews remains in critical condition. the driver of the pickup truck, 48-year-old clark justin, is also being treated for injuries, drugs are believed to have been a factor in this crash. a story that sounds more like from a movie that real life. you probably heard about people dressed as clowns popping up in scaring people. the number of arrests in the cincinnati area is going from 2 to 7, and additional five students have been charged with inciting panic for suggesting a clowns their schools. is the latest in a string of threatening clown incidents across the nation. how is this affecting people who legitimately work as clowns for a living? channel 3 just monroe has the story. >> it is ridiculous to me because this is hurting our industry. >> reporter: with all of the scary clown sightings across

cleveland area are saying it is costing them business. >> every call -- no clown. no clown. >> reporter: for birthday parties to events, the owner says that it has gotten so bad that he had to change his clown costume to just glasses, a wig, and a red nose. >> the trend is that it is not enjoyable for people. and -- this year has been the worst year by far, all thanks to those select few clowns that decide to scare instead of bring joy to the world. >> many others out in the industry have dressed up like clowns, makeup taking hours, meditating and trying to be that the soul that brings laughter and joy to people. >> reporter: in his message to the faces behind the costumes -- >> give it up. you are hurting people. not only the children and the

just monroe, channel 3 news. >> thank you. three days after the investigator tom meyer was the first to show the case of alleged police brutality, double rain police department held a press conference. neely smith was in the video stopped for jaywalking -- arrested back in 2014. the incident became grounds for a lawsuit currently in federal court. >> every community, no matter how close bonds you have, is only one incident away from losing that relationship. we will not allow that to happen here. we have worked too hard and too long to come from where we work. >> reporter: now that the video is out there, civic leaders are hosting a forum wednesday for residents to have a dialogue with the lore if you are in search of a job, there is a hiring event tomorrow with over 25 companies expected. it will take place at the doubletree hotel on core main and independence from 11:00 a.m. until two if you are in search of a job, there is a hiring event tomorrow with over 25 companies expected. it will take place at the doubletree hotel on core main and independence from 11:00 a.m. until 2 pm. some of the employers include keybank, speedway, the

windows direct. the annual huntsburg pumpkin festival returns for its 47th year. it is known for its extremely large pump games., weighing more than 1000 pounds per can you imagine? alyssa raymond joins us live with the fall fun happening there today for you are putting everybody in the before fall. >> reporter: i am. how can you not? you saw how big the pumpkins were and i heard my -- my mother was racking you out -- you had a plastic pumpkin on that desk. we have real pumpkins here. this is what fall is about. not plastic pumpkin so this is what i want. 9 pounds and keep i snap this morning, mark, and he has been doing this festival for years now. we saw the pumpkins a but it is much more than just pumpkins. >> yes. we have an open class of the field -- we have had up to 100 pounds of a watermelon. 15 pounds of zucchini at times and as you see, we have people that have grown potatoes,

nothing like a -- if you like a small pumpkin, as we would call it. >> reporter: what is the largest pumpkin that has been at this festival? >> the largest pumpkin at the festival has been 1500 pounds but we had a -- jerry rhodes has had larger ones than that -- the world championship pumpkin. >> reporter: what do you do with them afterwards? >> i know that he takes the seeds and he sells them and use of them for next year. other than that, that is his secret what he does, just like the growing technique. >> reporter: we want to let everyone know that the festival starts at 10:00 and it goes until 6:00 tonight. admission is free. and i think that we are going to have some food next. pancakes, waffles, breakfast. back to you in the studio. we are going to start a new game called real or not real pumpkin on the set. what do you think? hopefully your mom can guess if this is real or not real.

>> a little game to entertain ourselves at work. >> reporter: i will ask her. >> bring back some of those pancakes and waffles. all right. thank you alyssa. still ahead this morning, with less than 40 days until election day, the war of words between donald trump and hillary clinton -- and hillary clinton, what is being set on the trail. how dodgy wheelchairs are extending the lives of injured veterans.

welcome back. in the race for the white house, hillary clinton was off of the trail saturday but keeping focus on donald trump's feud with a former miss universe.

marital misdeeds of her husband. chris malone reports. >> reporter: taking a page out of donald trump social media playbook, the twitter account started tweeting at 3:20 am on saturday, slamming haters who describe america as hopeless and broken. the donald trump and twitter tirade on friday about -- anonymous sources and former miss universe. >> his latest twitter meltdown is unhinged, even for him. improves, yet again, that he is temperamentally unfit to be pr chief. >> reporter: donald trump is hitting back, taking aim at former president will clinton's marriage infidelity and making it a campaign issue, calling hillary clinton an enabler in an interview -- campaign surrogates are going for their. >> is she is trying to act as agent for women, she does not have a leg to stand on. >> reporter: will the attack were? donald trump has been married three times and went through an

and fidelity. supporters in pennsylvania seems split. >> i do not like to see his a -- emotional outbursts and he has to think about what the people want to hear. >> the stuff that what happen in the white house. >> reporter: running mates are spending the weekend preparing for their only debate, tuesday night in virginia. chris pollone, nbc news, new york. federal investigators are working to recover a data recorder from a crashed commuter train in new jersey. one woman was killed on the platform when it jumped the tracks. more than 100 other people were injured. officials say that structural issues are preventing work crews from removing a partially crushed new jersey transit train. meanwhile the ntsb says the signals leading to the terminal appear to be working normally a. it is a common affliction for countless pets across the country. many of them lose the ability to walk before their lives are through. eric wilkinson tells us about the company helping them walked by letting them role. >> reporter: he is an adorable

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where do we find it? >> my home of magic, wkyc.com. it is there waiting for you. >> all right. thank you. >> thank you. cheers. >> [ laughter ] i got to pick one of those things up. here is what it looks like as you are going out on sunday, the morning, we are waking up to cloud cover, and hit admit -- a good ideas to hold onto an umbrella throughout the day. we are looking for highs in the upper 60s, close to the 70 degree reading, and if you plan on being out on lake erie, watch out for waterspout. the environment is primed for them to develop, not only this morning but also throughout the afternoon. if you had planned on going out on lake erie, i want you to keep an eye to the sky. otherwise, in the upcoming work week, mid-70s and sunshine, and i know that you are looking forward to it. current temperatures in the mid and upper 50s right now, water temperatures near 70, most of us dry but certainly not all of us. good morning to my friends and ashtabula county, waking up to light and moderate showers as

in parts of lake county, towards north perry, not seeing any lightning out of any of this. however, i think an isolated thunderstorm or two as possible, not only this morning but throughout the afternoon. north of the lake shore, tracking light rain and also on the eastern -- cuyahoga county -- northeast of cleveland heights, seeing some very light showers. all of this is compliments of a broad area of low pressure. we haven it has been planted over parts of the midwest, and thank goodness mother nature is giving the system a big built. by first thing tomorrow morning. that means that by tomorrow evening, that system moves off towards the east and finally, by tuesday, wednesday, and thursday, we enjoy the sunshine. today we are hanging out -- onto the clouds and the rain showers and a chance for isolated thunderstorms. umbrellas are needed today.

the system begins to work out of the area. still hanging onto residual clouds but i think that the chances for rainfall are going to be going down on monday. window nation, seven-day forecast, showing you 60s today and tomorrow, and then the clearing. and a drying trend. it moves right on and meeting more sunshine, and the sunshine is helping to warm the temperatures into the mid-and, at times, upper 70s. where the fall go? that is what folks are going to so interesting because i feel like as a meteorologist, one of the questions that we are always asked it, how does the fall season look? but for us in northeast ohio, how does winter low? >> yes. there are predictors. >> yes. there are. >> mother nature's little

at this past week and i want to take you to the cuyahoga valley national park and introduce you to a couple of willy worms. >> reporter: it is important that we do everything that we can to get the forecast correct a lot of folks have been asking is what is the winter season looking like what the forecast models and climate data suggest that this upcoming winter should be relatively normal temperature wise, in terms of precipitation and the snowfall -- we may see a little more than normal. and the snowfall department -- another way that folks around northeast ohio determine if it g winter is to look at the woolly bears. and that is what brings us to the cuyahoga valley national park today. >> the folklore is that the more brown you have in the middle of -- that will be the more mild the winter, where as

is a harsher winter. if this area has more plectrum it is worth at the beginning versus the tail, it will be a cold her tail and closer to spring. >> reporter: we have spent the better half of the afternoon in search of woolly bears. and unfortunately, after overturning rocks and looking through the brush, we have not found any woolly bears but here's the thing. if you see a woolly bear, crawling around, outside of your front door, and you look at it -- folklore suggest that the wider the brown band is the more mild the winter would be part much like what we saw last year. however, the wider the black bands on the woolly bears -- that would suggest winter in northeast ohio. >> you see those crawling around. i need you to pick one up and let us know what you see because unfortunately we you -- literally three hours, four hours -- we did not see why. and not even wine. >> yeah. now we are going to see them

when you look for them, you cannot find them and you will be walking along the sidewalk. you are a city boy. when you live out of town, you will not see a lot of them. i will bring one and. >> of course -- the woolly beer festival will be held at -- in vermillion from 9:00 until six the woolly beer festival will be held at -- in vermillion from 9:00 until 6 pm and we want to see what they look like. it is a folklore sitting in northeast ohio but i remember when i worked in kentucky and georgia, we would be looking at those to see if it was going to be a mild winter. i am hoping that there is a lot of brown. >> let us know what you think. >> thank you. after the break, meet the press moderator chuck todd discusses what the vice presidential candidates are up against in their upcoming debates.

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welcome back. the time is 7:30 am and out of the presidential chances have their chance at the podium. it is the vice presidential candidates john. meet the press moderator, chuck todd.

>> good morning. >> everybody is looking forward to what my pants and tim kaine have to separate what you think they need to a compass when they are debating? >> well, for mike pence, it is to normalize the election again for republicans and conservatives but it is to try to engage a tim kaine into a debate on issues, a debate on basic ideology, a debate about things like the supreme court, anything to sort of normalize the conversation to accomplish that, i think might -- mike pence could say he had a good debate and he can stop the bleeding for the donald trump campaign which he cannot get out of his way since the debate. for tim kaine, the goal of the clinton campaign is to make sure that does not happen, try to make the debate about donald trump and to make mike pence uncomfortable defending donald trump statements. it really is -- the basic always mike pence wanted to be a debate between tim kaine and mike pence and tim kaine wanted

and hillary clinton. >> we keep hearing about donald trump's attacks on the former miss universe this week do you think that this is just mudslinging? will it hurt the campaign overall? >> it depends on your definition of what hurts the campaign. on one hand you say that this seems devastating to spend a week relitigating something that is 20 years old that only seems to reinforce stereotypes about donald trump. there is no good that comes from it. but thing. he does not lose support during these feuds. he does not gain anything and i think that is his problem. he is stuck in the low 40s and he cannot win alexi lessig is to 45, 46, 47 in the battlegrounds. i think this week where he has spent his time talking about miss universe than anything else, that is not a way to add to the voting total. he does not lose support and that is important. we are going to get into that this morning -- why is it that no matter what he does, there are 40% of the country that is so fed up -- they are simply

to washington because we are that upset. >> it will be interesting. thank you so much. we will be -- he will be back for meet the press starting a 10:00 a.m. after channel 3 news that 9:00. we want to get you updated on the forecast because you might have woken up to some thunder and lightning. i definitely saw lightning strikes and saw the rain moving through. the good news is that the thunderstorm element has seized but our attention is going to shift into lake erie because if you have any interest on the lake, although it should look decent in terms of being out on the lake and boating with less than 2 feet chops on the water, the fact that we have some really cool

temperatures -- they are at about 69 degrees to 79 degrees. is the perfect environment for waterspouts to form. what happens is that you have the cool air that runs over warm lake and the warm lake waters, obviously with warm air begins to rise in clouds begin to develop we cannot leave out the fact that on the top layer of the atmosphere, as the cool air rushes in, it creates almost a spinning in the atmosphere. when that needs with of the rising air that forms the clouds. that is called windshear. and it is that rotation that will sometimes leave the waterspouts. today will be a day that we track that on lake erie. otherwise the forecast is looking like temperatures, mid to upper 60s for highs, and thank goodness, 70s and sunshine returned by next week. we will breakdown what the pick

go to your favorite apple orchard or go to your favorite pumpkin patch. we will talk about that in the next couple of days. >> all right. thank you. when you go to a pumpkin patch, you know the drill. the kids go after the largest pumpkin they can carry or that you can carry. at the huntsburg pumpkin festival, there are pumpkins that are so big no one would be able to lift them without help. alyssa raymond joins us live from the so-called pumpkin capital of the world, showing us these enormous pumpkins. did you try to lift one? just out of curiosity. >> reporter: i did not even attempt. no. i did not try to attempt but i know that -- this 1300 pounds. right? this is how big they are this is not even the largest here with us this morning is the man who grew this pumpkin, first place, this year. it is a thing to get first place. how do you grow something this big, jerry was? >> i have been growing them for around 40 years and it takes special seeds. you cannot take the average jack-o'-lantern seabrook it takes a special seabrook you might grow 300, 400 pounds but with the extra effort, and my knowledge of doing it, i am able to grow 1400 pounds. >> reporter: how much water did you say?

about 200 gallons a day on it. >> reporter: how much space do you need to grow something like this? >> each plant takes roughly 30 by their -- you have to let it grow and they probably take up to 2000 ft.2. it is like a jungle. they will literally take over. >> reporter: the biggest pumpkin? what is the poundage on that would? >> the biggest one is 1844 pounds from two years ago. i do have three more at home bigger than this one. yes. i'm hoping that maybe one of them will push the 800 -- it will be close. we will see next weekend. >> reporter: maureen asked if i tried to lift this but have you tried? how did you get this year? >> i told a little girl, just one hand is all it takes -- she was little but i told her that i used a tractor with a friend end about her and a special sling to pick it up with we used to do them by hand when we were younger but this is too bad. can what the little girl's eyes were probably as big as a pop

you can check it out for yourself today. the festival opens at 10:00 a.m. it is free and it closes tonight at 6:00. am i going to break it? >> [ laughter ] >> come on, muscles. i have seen you working out in the gym. you can do a. we do not want pumpkin guts all over. and then we will get blamed. >> reporter: i do not want to throw my back out. >> that is true. we need you. thank you. coming up, sports as next will it be power or kluber starting the game one of their -- next thursday? david has the answer and indians royals highlights coming up next in sports. when i was one year old, i was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer on my spinal chord. but i spent my whole life fighting back. so you can imagine what i thought when i saw donald trump say...

about suffers from a chronic condition that impairs movement of his arms." i don't want a president who makes fun of me. i want a president who inspires me, and that's not donald trump.

sports report. hi everyone. we will get to the browns in a moment but we start this morning with the indians. today could be their last regular-season game or it could be monday in detroit. the indians are fighting for home-field advantage in the alds. they are finishing the season on a high note this weekend they beat kansas city last night for the second straight day and control their own destiny for home-field in the alds. trevor bauer on the hill yesterday as the indians are setting him up for the playoffs, pitching game one of the alds thursday. he had nine strikeouts yesterday, not part of the decision, two runs in the six, and the game was tied at 3, top of the eight, same score, and he is scored and a 4-3 and francisco lindor really out of the slump, a big night tonight to go, two- run double in the eighth, giving the indian 6-3, cody allen, another say. guess how many. 31. we are all smiles come indians winning 6-3, 93rd win of the season in a beat up the royals and tigers and that was keep terry francona is going for -- with bauer in game one, feeling he was better situated to handle the short rest

injury. uber wanted to pitch but francona overruled him. is scheduled to pitch game to metric blue jays and red sox last night, game tied at three, top of the nine, record highs five from that -- and toronto -- 4-3 and indians leaving the red sox, by half -- a tribe win and boston loss and indians have home-field in the alds. now to the browns come yesterday they signed line bread linebacker a place they orchard on the ir after injuring his ankle. today the browns back on the field. as you know, they have suffered their fair share of injuries. already at 0 and 3, cody kessler, the third quarterback, is now their number one guy. and after watching him last week, we asked, how much more can they add to the playbook as they get set for the redskins today? >> i mean, it depends on the

game plan is and whatever we install for the week. i'm going to pay close attention to detail and execute each wine. >> reporter: the browns in washington today. the buckeyes were at home yesterday. 38 point favorite to open the season. the big ten season against rutgers. they won by 58, moving to 4 and 0. the former buckeyes head coach, with the big honor does she got the -- before the game but the story yesterday, the quarterback, j.t. barrett after a slow start to open the game with four minutes 90 left -- and wilson, 18 yards touchdown, 6-0 guys. second quarter, hitting him for the touchdown. 16-0 osu and the big one, to marcus for another score -- the 58 career touchdown pass, breaking bobby weight school

state wins 58-0. and he gets the shutout, barrett finishes 21 and 29, 238 yards, four touchdowns and a pick and the top of the list for heisman consideration. but you cannot i think have that be your entire focus because i think it may throw off the game or maybe that is how i feel. i focus on our team and winning each and every week and with that comes along the heisman. >> he is a heisman candidate and no disrespect to the other players. there is no doubt. he is a heisman candidate. >> reporter: akron and kent state -- the rivalry. fourth quarter, tied at 17 after they trailed by the they take the lead, tremont chairman, 27 yards -- 24-17, and at that -- with one dollar -- and then -- justin granda, a touchdown, and he takes the lead, 27-24 but akron goes on the drive, 57 yards and with 20 seconds left, michael doshi scores from 30 yards out, akron

straight year. day two of the 41st ryder cup, usa up 5-3 heading up does it took the americans winning at 3 out of 4 points in the afternoon, and it to take a three point lead into today's singles and that is the ryder cup -- he is there -- the 79 yard eagle and look at the excitement. that is fun about the ryder cup that you see -- you get to see go third time in 23 years. europe needs 7.5 to retain the trophy that they have held since 20 time. we will see later on today at 6:00 and after football tonight and then sports tonight as we talk indians and browns.

this season's premier saturday night live, the first time the australian actress has hosted the show. >> it is great to be here in america during the selection.

really do it. i mean, it is not everybody just lives per it is crazy. >> [ laughter ] >> next week we will hear what lin-manuel miranda has to say when he host saturday night live. no spoiler alerts, please. i have not seen it. i do not want to. do not tell me. >> i will not give you enough details -- i had a chance to watch the little recap with the opening of it. oh my gosh. it was hilarious. >> yeah. >> if you had a chance to catch it does >> that is on my to do list so tell me that it is going to be rainy and i have to stay inside and watch the television. but for today, clouds, rain, showers and we will continue to see it. for the friends that are traveling, perhaps towards the caribbean, oh my goodness, you have got to make sure that you

to this. you can see where haiti is and of course the dominican republic right here and you will notice the color red -- of the red shading towards a cube, guantanamo bay and for jamaica. this is a hurricane warning that has been posted for hurricane matthew. winds at 150 miles per hour, a strong category 4 storm, and it will weaken a little bit as it crosses generally in between. cuba and haiti. and eventually, more to a category 2 status. i mean, winds still over 100 miles per hour at that point as it goes towards the bahamas. but of course a very popular vacation destination. a lot of cruise ships take that path towards key west but also the bahamas and nasa. you want to make sure that if you have any travel plans, that you are monitoring the situation very carefully.

and here is what we are tracking for you right now. most of us dry, certainly not all of us, at the eastern edge of ashtabula county towards pontiac, seeing some moderate rain along with some lightning at times so you may hear some rumbles of thunder but you will notice that over the leg, there is a lot of activity going on, and because of all of this activity with a showers and thunderstorms, there is also an increased -- some waterspouts throughout the morning and into the afternoon. low pressure is still planted over michigan and s thank goodness of the clouds, the rain, and the storms, by monday morning, tomorrow, most of this should slowly but surely move off towards the east. i think that by monday evening, and then more specifically into tuesday, wednesday, thursday, things are looking better. for today, grab the umbrellas if you're going out to worship services or doing dinner with

the off and on showers will be in the mix. temperatures are only the 60s for highs today. so comfortable equal, you can grab the fall jackets and fleas and you should be okay. tomorrow morning and tomorrow afternoon, we will hang onto passing clouds but look at what happens by tuesday, wednesday, thursday and friday. the sunshine returns. that helps to warm up the temperatures back into the 70s. it is going to be an amazing fall we could northeast ohio so the pumpkin patches, the apple orchards, and all of that good stuff that you like to get into. you can do it this upcoming week. it will be a perfect week. >> this is the time of the year when the families take the

take a look at this, a once- in-a-lifetime shot of a golfers tee shot during the ryder cup competition on saturday. a tee shot at the fifth hole, the ball bounce and into the backpack of a spectator.

between the straps of the backpack. yeah. >> that is awesome. they goodness -- >> don't you have to play it where it lands? is it that the role? >> getting down to the ground. >> all right. hold still. it might hurt a little. >> that was also. that was really cool. of your thinking about doing some golfing today, out. a couple of spotty showers and isolated thunderstorms in the mix. it will be a little wet out there if you are in cuyahoga county and points towards the east. you will see some drag on the ball but otherwise upper 60s for highs, and by this week, 70s tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday and an amazing work week ahead of us. we have earned it. >> those are the days to gulf. all right. we will be back at 9:00 a.m. thank you for being with us early. >> thank you for watching channel 3 news. take channel 3 news and weather

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the rain feels like it never stops. >> i have a much better temperament. >> whoo, okay. anybody, pick any leader. good morning. welcome to "sunday today." i'm willie geist. a day into october, just over five weeks from election day, a break in the mystery surrounding donald trump's tax returns. "new york times" reporting overnight trump may not have paid federal taxes for 18 years. trump, of course, has not released his taxes to the public. we'll get into that story and its implications with chuck todd