coming up, hurricane matthew weakens to a category 2, but the worst is yet to come as several states still face possible fooding. donald trump issued an apology after a video was released of him making lewd frms good morning. americans suffer more than 1 million hart attacks and strokes each year. coming up, what's happening in downtown cleveland this morning to change that. channel 3 news this morning starts right now. >> it's channel 3 morning news cast is made possible by the floor show. it's time to fall in love again with your home. and, now, channel 3 news today.

saturday, october 8th. we are -- the temperature is changing a little bit. michael has that in a second. you can see the winds pick up and everything. we are, like i said, getting healthy. alyssa out there talking about the hart walk. then we have our health and wellness expo happening this weekend, today, actually. we are going to be out there later this morning. >> 10 a.m. >> yeah. we are going to keep you updated on how you can come out and enjoy those health benefits. anybody up morning is probably one of those weekend warriors. a lot done during the day. maybe you are headed out for a walk or run or taking the dog out. >> exactly. just kind of getting a jump start on your weekend. again, 5:00 on the dot. here's the deal. you'll notice a lot of cloud cover overhead. did you notice any clouds when you were coming in this morning or any of that wind? >> too tired. i was paying attention to the road, michael. >> good call. very good answer there, maureen.

but also a couple of 50s. you'll notice that back towards mansfield, seeing 50s crawl in towards the west. cooler air on the way. notice that our winds generally from the northwest between 15 to 20 miles per hour, especially further toward the lake. so it's the cool breeze that'll continue through the better half of the morning and into the afternoon. the bark on the radar, of course, a whole lot more intense than a ground clutter. but a couple of isolated sprinkles being seen right along, say, interstate 76. otherwise, though, we are relatively dry. that's the way we stay through your morning. eventually those clouds break down. the sun comes out warming temperatures into the 60s later on this afternoon. we'll talk more about hurricane

ahead. >> all right. yeah, we are actually getting an update on that. michael it's just been unbelievable to see some of the video. >> not only the caribbean, but from na fla, south carolina, north carolina, and georgia. it is a very impactful system so one thing we'll update you on through the morning. >> thanks so much. we do want to talk about hurricane matthew. it has lost some of its wind speed, but hurricane matthew remains a dangerous storm. it's especially because of the intense rain and storm surge there is concern it could be made even worse because of high tides in some areas. more than a million customers have lost power in florida. the storm is being blamed for four deaths so far in the u.s. in haiti, the government says 300 people have been killed, but that number is likely to rise. new this morning, donald trump is apologizing for some

ago, but he's also kauging -- calling it a distraction and trying to turn the tables on hilary clinton. bryan moore brings us the latest from washington. >> an old recording creating new problems and a bad time for donald trump. >> i moved on her, and i failed. i'll admit it. i did try and [ bleep [ her. she was married. >> trump's comments were captured by an open mic. months after marrying melania. >> when you're a star, they let you do it. >> trump issued a statement saying, "i apologize if anyone was offended." >> i've said some foolish things, but there's a big difference between the words and actions of other people. bill clinton has actually abused women, and hilary has bullied, attacked, shamed, and intimidated his victims. >> among those offended, party chair and several other top

and said trump would no longer be attending a wisconsin event on saturday as scheduled. hilary clinton tweeted, "women have the power to stop trump." donald trump struggled to connect with women just got a little bit tougher. >> trump says his running mate, mike pence, will represent him in wisconsin while the nominee remains in new york preparing for the debate with his top advisors. >> bryan,nk republican ohio governor john kasich is also weighing in on the controversy. he tweetd, quote, make no mistake, the comments are wrong and offensive, they are indefensible. end quote. state troopers are warning drivers to take extra precaution after at least two people have been struck while changing tires in under a week. a pedestrian was struck at i-490 near east 55th in cleveland last night, sending him to the hospital. he was just changing a flat

unknown friday evening, and just last weekend, a group of people were injured on the side of the road on i-480 westbound near state road. one person died. two others were hurt. troopers suspected drunk driving played a role in that crash. it's become a piece of amusement park history. big dipper is one of the oldest coasters in the world. the ride was auctioned off after the park closed in 2007. there was talk to save it, but today, a bane bridge trustee says that it will come down in the coming weeks. the trustee says cedar fair, which owns the coaster, is getting into -- no word yet on what will become of the land. excitement filled downtown as the indians were one win away from advancing. the indians beat boston last night 6-0. the cleveland indians will travel to boston with two games to none lead in the american league division series against

the 2016 hart -- heart walk returns. it raises money to help save lives from two top killers, heart disease and stroke. that's where we find alyssa getting a jump start this morning. >> it's a little windy out here so i expect people to be working extra hard to walk that mile and three-mile loop battl t beautiful day. we are expecting the sun to come up and warm things up a little bit chl here with us this morning is lynn with the american hart association. what type of activities are you going to have going on today involved with the walk? >> thank you. we are so excited to have people join us for the 2016 cleveland hart walk this morning. at 8:00, our festivities start. we'll have lots of different activities going on there educating the public about hart healthy living, lifestyle,

sort. we have our walk that starts at 10 a.m. it's a 3-mile walk. then swe also have our 1-mile survivor walk. >> how does walking benefit your life and what do you recommend doing? >> so with the american heart association, we anticipate and recommend people will walk 30 minutes a day getting up and around and moving. that is really great to do to be healthy for your heart. >> how many vendors do you have participating this year? >> we have over vendors. we have corporate sponsors, and, of course, wkyc that is supporting us today. it's so exciting because these vendors, these companies, also come here and help support, you know, advocating for heart healthy living and lifestyle. >> fabulous. we do want to let everyone know, again, that is festivities begin

also, don't forget our health and wellness expo is happening right across the street at the huntington convention center. that starts at 10:00 and goes until 4:00 today. you can meet, you know, the channel 3 team and get some health screenings of your own. it's going to be a great day. let's tone down this wind and hope for no rain. back to you in the studio. >> all right. we'll talk to michael about that. i'll put in that request. >> again, this is what happens. >> yeah. thanks, alyssa. still ahead this morning, a colorado brewery is tapping into a higher-style beer, which could soon be hitting bars around the country. and who says you can't enjoy pizza 24/7? one vending machine company is making sure you can enjoy delicious pizza any time you'd like. we are going to explain coming

time right now is 5:11. krufrng time for high school seniors and their parents. there are new changes to the federal student and aid application. that means the clock starts ticking earlier. susan hogan explains. >> whether you want to go here or here or here, you've got to start here. >> and the locations. >> like, when thinking about having to pay for college, it

>> high school senior have been at this for weeks, mapping out a plan on what colleges she will apply to. >> i did have sticker shock. i did. >> and how they are going to pay for it. >> i was thinking okay, do i start now with a second, third, or fourth time job. >> before you panic, every parent and student should fill out the free application for federal student aid, as fafsa. here is what you need to know. that's new for the upcoming 2017/2018 school year. you can file your fafsa as early as this october 1st for years parents had to wait until january 1st. another major change to fafsa, parents and students will be required to report income information from their 2015 tax

june, 2018, don't procrastinate. >> most schools have what's called a priority fielg deadline. that's the date those schools say first come first serve. >> so depending on your school, if your fafsa is filed by the priority fielg deadline, then you are going to have first dibs on any money that might be available. and don't be intimidated by the fafsa application. >> it's a daunting form and people get very, very nervous about doing it or get partway through and say i can't do this there's help. >> regardless of where we go. >> and learn from this mom and daughter team, stay focussed. >> my husband and i are devoted and committed to ensure that we're equipped with the right material, the right information to help navigate this process. >> topping your consumer news this morning, more people are paying with plastic. for the first time ever, credit card payments have surpassed cash payments worldwide. analysts say the shift has happened gradually over the past

as mobile payments, have made it easier for people to pay with credit. in colorado, there is a new beer on tap getting a lot of attention. it's cannabus infused. the brew could soon be hitting kegs and liquor store shelves around the country. he waited a year to get the federal green light on his recipe. they hope to have the beer canned in november and off to all 50 states by january. when you think of vending machine food, you snacks like ship and candy, but one company is hoping to switch up the industry with a machine that provides a hot american favorite 24/7. >> all it takes is the touch of a button. and you can satisfy your pizza craving any time, day or night. the pizza vending machine is the talk of the town at this mobile mart. >> they're in shock. they are just like oh my god. it's a vending machine that makes pizza that's not frozen.

machines. cashier george says it's getting a lot of attention from customers. >> they come replace the pizzas daily, actually fill them up, because been so busy lately. >> i think it's kind of neat. >> wayne anderson had to give them a try. >> i seen a machine the other day. just to try. >> here is how it works. you can pay with cash or swipe your credit card. a pizza is six bucks. then you pick your toppings. margarita, mushroom, or four cheese. >> they are pretty good. four cheese is my favorite one. i ain't even gonna lie cht i've had about five of them. >> the pre-made individually-wrapped pizzas are baked inside the vending machine. within two minutes, your ooey gooey pizza is ready to eat. >> smell good. just ahead, how a bus driver's life story is helping to shape the lives of many young children, but michael is keeping

>> hey, maureen. if you plan on heading out on lake erie today, hold onto your hats. note those wave heights between 3 to 5 feet. we'll talk about our chances for perhaps some showers coming

100 careers. it's wot a special celebration. a photographer decided to visit 59 parks this year in honor of their sen -- caught up with him as he started his colorado visit at rocky mountain national park. >> started in dc. >> over thousands of miles. >> we've been traveling now for about nine months. >> along winding roads. >> like, the world's longest day, and that is so mh gl perhaps no one has seen more of america's national parks in 2016. >> we'll drooef around a little bit. >> than photographer jonathan irish and his traveling companion, stephanie payne. >> i bet nobody has used this path better than we have this year. >> this past january, irish, whose photographs have appeared in national geographic, embarked on the greatest road trip, with the goal of visiting all 59 national parks in all 50 states,

virgin islands and american samoa. >> it's funny because this is the greatest american road trip, but we can't road trip everywhere. i mean, there's places we have to fly to. >> now, they are in colorado. >> these guys don't seem phased at all. >> to visit the state's four national parks. first stop, rocky mountain national park. >> it's an honor to be close to them. >> where the elk are out and about. >> you get to really see how they breathe and their movement. you know, it's amazing to be in their territory, in th >> sometimes, though, nature can sneak up on you. >> suddenly, we turn around, and another grizzly had walked up behind us and sat down probably about 10 feet from us. >> but with each photograph taken comes a sense of awe. >> every time i look through a new batch of them, i'm pretty amazed and overwhelmed. >> and at each stop, every park gets a chance to shine. >> some of the parks that aren't as famous are all really amazing, and each and every park

>> at rocky mountain national park, mya rodriguez, 9 news. >> well, if you are a fan of those self-lacing shoes, marty mcfly wore in back to the future 2, you might be able to win a pair. nike is raffling '89 shoes on an online lottery. you can donate $10 per entree with all proceeds going to the michael j. foxx foundation for parkinson's research. there's no limit on of entries, and winners will be notified on october 17th. because if there was one thing that made me run late this morning, it was lacing up my sneakers. >> ain't that the truth, too. although, i kind of like my shoes a little looser, especially in the fitness center, like, doing a leg exercise, so i can see my self-like, uh-oh, it's too tight. >> my husband teases me that i tie mine nerdy tight is what he calls it. like, why are your shoes so

tight. all i know is you can leave the rain shoes at home today. >> okay. >> this is the good news. a couple isolated showers in the forecast for today, but overall, i think oes of us stay dry. you'll notice the cloud cover through the morning hours, and you'll also notice the breeziness and a cool breeze out there, as well. by 9:00, temperatures only in the mid 50s. i think by lunchtime, temperatures nearing that 60-degree point with highs at 63 degrees, and i eventually think that we'll see more sunshine through the afternoon. your day tomorrow, another day with not only clouds but mix in with some sunshine before more mild temperatures roll in by next week, and speaking about mild temperatures currently in the mid and upper 50s, generally west of 77 and right along 77 and east of 77 is where current temperatures are in the 60s. but, again, those winds out

into the afternoon. just a couple of isolated sprirng ls we're seeing over lake erie compliments of a cold front moving through. notice all of the rain fall in front of that, that moves out, which is the good news, but, of course, all eyes are on the southeast end on hur kaun math -- hurricane matthew. let's talk more about it. notice the hurricane warnings that still extend into the southern reaches there of north carolina. above that p tropical storm warnings are, and what we're anticipating is for matthew to take a sharp right turn, and notice the intensities, by the way. i think that through the end of the weekend, we'll see that category 1 -- eventually weaken to a category 1 before making that pivot, and although it should then, let's call it, do a loopdy loop towards the bahamas, i think by that point, most of the intensity of matthew will

so notice those winds only at 35 miles per hour at that point. so thank goodness we'll see some weakening. otherwise, through the afternoon, i think that the clouds begin to fade, the sun begins to creep on out, and we'll call it a decent fall day here in northeast ohio. over the evening hours and through early tomorrow morning, a beautiful start to your sunday. only about a 10% chance for a stray shower on your sunday. so most stay nice and dry through the weekend. temperatures today look like this. low to mid 60s for highs under partly cloudy ski overnight lows tonight, mid 40s and perhaps lower 50s with your window nation 7-day forecast showing you the small little warmup as we cruise into the middle half. so 70s are back, but will be a far cry from the 81 degrees that we made it up to yesterday. >> i know. it really felt like summer. i was in shorts all day. >> i was, too. i went down to progressive field area, not to the actual game. it was hot outside.

81 degrees. that's all i'm saying. >> i wasn't complaining about that. >> all right. michael, thank you. when a school district signs a contract with a transportation company, they expect the buses will run on time and students will be safely delivered to school, but at one school, they got what they didn't expect. >> the grays before the dawn give way to the ambers of a new day. >> there comes my little doll. >> but it's the man in the cap who signals morning. >> hey, my little slugger is here. >> at canyon schools. >> my little slugger luke is here. all right. hey, lydia. >> lydia and luke, nora, and katie. neither a name nor an arrival. >> there is my little peanut. >> missed. >> hey, sidney. >> every morning and every afternoon. >> anthony. >> red cap and yellow buses. >> who owns them?

>> i have never been in a place where i have seen such hands-on involvement from a bus owner. >> hey, ryan. hey, lydia. >> principal katie sherman assured us nothing in the district's transportation contract spells out anything like this. nor the boxes of candy he dispenses on fridays. >> i buy starburst in bulk. i know this crew. >> nor the backpacks and yearbooks he pays for. >> heds have a merry christmas and puts a gift to those kids. >> 65 boxes of girl scout cookies purchased because the man in the red cap couldn't say no. >> well, i don't eat them. [ laughter ] >> i give them away. but -- well, i eat some of them. >> no. he doesn't have to do this. >> hi. how are we today, sophia?

it really melts my heart. >> watched them grow up. >> yet the man who lives for children was blessed with just one of his own. >> didn't see it coming. >> john and his wife lived through a series of miscarriages. >> it would have been your son. >> yep. >> the last, approaching full term. >> he was going to be jackson. how are you doing, buddy? why i have this connection now with -- with kids. >> i think i see my destiny. >> john doesn't know if this is filling a void, only that his life couldn't possibly be fuller. >> this young girl here has given me a hug every day since her first day of kindergarten. every day.

else may have noticed. >> you got that red cap on today, don't you? >> somebody asked him for a hat. he provided it for everybody. >> every child in last year's first and second grades. >> 144 caps. >> $1,044. best money john's ever spent. >> want the families to know their kids are always going to be safe because i'm going to always be watching them. >> the man in the red >> has kids covered. >> john handed out the red caps in the spring on the last day of school to every 1st and 2nd grader. he's since given out four dozen more to other students who want to be like john and wear red caps of their own. after the break, some very busy moms put a new sweeper to the test in today's weekend ways to save. plus, how the food you

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welcome back this morning at 5:30 a.m. haert disease and stroke will kill hundreds of thousands of people in the united states each year. cleveland's annual heart wake raises money in an effort to lower those festivities begin in just a few hours. so alyssa that means you are all by your lonesome this morning, but at least you are getting a good jump start on this heart walk. >> exactly. i'm not by myself. i have people here with me this morning. what, i just took nine steps. only 9,990 something to go to be healthy for my day. here with us this morning, like told you, i'm not by myself, the

heart association. kelly, there's so much to do -- oh, shelly. sorry. shelly weber. there's so much for kids to do, too. >> our kid zone, which will be in the center, we are going to have inflatables, a balloon artist, a face painter. we'll have a teechg garden station where kids can plant a seed, take it home with them, hopefully learn about building their own plants and vegetables in their garden. we will have different stations and different props that people can use. we want people to use our hashtag, cleheartwalk or hashtag clevelandheartwalk. >> what will people find in all these tents? >> you'll be able to do hands-only cpr demo. you will also have stations. we have various sponsors. cleveland clinic is our main sponsor of the event this year and also nationally by subway. still have lots of different health information and wellness information in the cleveland clinic tent. we will have -- at different tents, we'll have physical activity exercises.

exercise bikes for people. lots of fun. we'll be kicking things off the jazzercise. >> what's the one thing people could do to change the way they are living their life. >> obviously start walking. i's one of the most easiest things to incorporate into your daily life and can have great impact on your health. >> fabulous. we want to let everyone know what time everything is going on. festivities begin at 8:00. they have all kinds of things going on like shelly - right? why can't i get your name right this morning? >> it's okay. >> shelly weber said at 8:00. the walk begins at 10:00, then the one-mile walk and there's a three-mile walk option, as well. then ols going on today is our fourth annual health and wellness expo right across the street at the huntington convention center. that begins at 10:00 and goes until 4:00. maureen, back to you in the studio. i got your name right, right? >> you know what, i have coffee under my desk, under the desk

coffee tent, too. we're in the same boat. >> d you believe, i haven't even had a single cup this morning, which is outrageous for me because i've usually had four by now. >> right. well, we'll forgive you, and go find -- >> the indians game. >> there you go. i think everybody can blame the indians game this morning for keeping them up a little later. thanks. michael, everybody was up a little bit later just because of the excitement, too. i mean, like you mentioned, a warm day in cleveland, and then the series. >> it was so amazing. i was downtown last night. even, like, before the game, just running around downtown, a dpraet place -- great place to be. it was just electrifying. temperatures in the mid to upper 50s and low to mid 60s. the cold front that's moving on through, it's ushering in pretty hefty winds from the northwest, say, 15 to 20 miles per hour. it's also ushering in just a

mainly in lake erie, but notice that it'll tickle parts of northern loraine county and eventually even squeak into downtown cleveland. something to watch out for within the next hour or so. otherwise, the forecast for today looks like this. temperatures cooling through the morning, eventually rebounding once sunrise happens. i think by lunchtime, temperatures nearing 60. highs this afternoon, only in the low to mid 60s. so noticeably cooler as oed we saw yesterday, but don't you worry, though, if you are a fan of this warm sort of fall feel. not to worry. by this upcoming workweek. maureen, we are back in the 70s. >> oh, wow, okay. as long as it's comfortable. as long as it's not, like -- >> freezing cold. >> we need a fall. we can't go from summer to winter. that's all i'm asking. >> no, we won't. >> thanks so much. well, this morning, we are

bugs. our very own jasmine is putting your home remedies and traps to the test to see what really works. >> stink bugs. aren't you tired of hearing about them? we figured why not figure out the best way to get rid of them without spending a lot of money. >> we've heard it before. they are on windows. they are on screens. and. >> they even crawl on the -- >> last couple weeks, starting to get more and more cht i have two boys so it's getting real bad because they run in and out of tou in the house. >> but the big question is how do we get rid of them. >> we've just been flicking them off the screen and they fly away but then come back a few minutes later. >> we've had over 300 facebook comments with tips so we put them to the test. >> so the first thing we have is dawn. now, brenda payne is the one who told us about this remedy. she says mix dawn and water in a spray bottle. this environment tally safe mix will take care of them, but did it? >> aim, fire.

under them and not on top of them, it does work. >> up next, bounce drier sheets. it's supposed to repel the stink bugs. but didn't seem to be effective. last but not least, a homemade stink bug trap. >> to catch those little buggers. >> we gave it to the neighbor to try. >> so would you try this? >> yeah. >> would you make this at home. >> that was pretty easy. >> overall, what seemed to work best? the bug and it cost less than two bucks. reporting from the mobile news room, i'm jasmine monroe, channel 3 news. still ahead this morning, the indians are going full speed, trying to clench another win. could they do it last night against the red sox? i think you know the answer, but we have the highlights coming up next in sports. plus, money man matt granite has some price drop deals to help you save.

and, now, the window nation sports report. >> it's always us against the world. always us against the world. cleveland against the world. let's go! >> yeah. lebron james and the cavaliers at the red sox/indians game yesterday progressive field getting the crowd fired up. the indians were the underdog heading into the alds. i guess it was clooef lapd against the world in a way. not many giving them a shot to

games to one and head to boston after a dominating win in game 2 yesterday. another packed house in red. the players raved about the fans after the game and how important you are to them. in the second, he delivers an rbi single. 1-0 indians. guyer 3 for 4 in the game. same inning, with the shot heard from here to new england. a three-run homer to right. 4-0 indians. his first against lefty pitcher this year. david loss. cory, he gets the win. had it going early. he never let up, allowing no runs. meanwhile, the indians added more, not much in the top of the lineup, but in the 4th, comes through again yesterday. rbi single to left. 5-0. top of 7, still strong. strikes out bogart. more in a moment. francona only had to go to the pen for two innings. combined to pitch two scoreless innings. shaw gets the final out.

not bad for this young team, the underdog. >> we haven't seen a lot of post season so, you know, the coaches, the staff, everybody is treating it like the regular season. you try to, you know, win at the extra stuff and, you know, limit the noise. >> it was a blast. it was obviously a great atmosphere, just like it was last night. you know, i enjoyed it. i think it was a lot of fun to have a >> he's excited. trust me. now, the indians got what they needed. 7 scoreless innings. 3 hits, 7 strike outs in his first post-season start. got out a jam in the 4th. hadn't pitched since september 26th. took an extra day coming back. the plan has worked so far, and just think, he could be even better. >> if you go back and watch him pitch, i don't think he had his

maybe, i don't know, but usually he's very pinpoint accuracy a lot of times, and he was kind of all around the zone a little bit. that kind of tells you what kind of competitor he is. the guy is our workhorse. the guy is our ace. >> game 3 tomorrow at 4:08. fenway park. indians up 2-zip in the seeshz. tomlin versus buckholtz. it should be a good one. wonder if one will be a good one. it's another battle of boston versus cleveland. at least we hope so. it might not be as much fun, though, on the lake front. tom brady is back. his patriots are a ten-and-a-half point favorite over the browns coming off a loss. pryor is losing some cash after his touchdown last sunday against washington. he mimicked the lebron james and was penalized for unsportsmanlike conduct. he was fined 5 u $115 for youing the ball as a prop. he said on thursday he would

the cavs second preseason game is tonight. they host the 76ers. they are 1 and 0. look for them to each play about 15 minutes. thompson will not play. he'll miss the next games with a stiff foot. he didn't play in the preseason last year. just fine. played in 370 straight regular season games. that's the longest active streak in the nba. i'm off to boston. i will see you from today, as well.

this is the segment where i'm going to just do this so you can't hear my microphone the whole time. not a hair drier, but it is a vacuum. >> an amazing deal tied to a bigger picture. >> people love this brand, dyson. >> unbelievable. >> they search for it. >> yes. this is a really important price drop that's tied to picture this holiday season. do you know anything about retail price drops? >> i hear you mention it all the time. maybe i catch them. i don't know. >> i bet you do. >> i need to learn more. >> i'll help you learn. take a look. i am going to show you the huge deal. the black friday testing that heard a lot about is tied to a bigger picture where retailers create the same price drops we see to gauge how many items you'll buy. every time you do this, i'm going to call them out.

demonstration, if you are not near your tv screen, come on over, grab a pen and paper. do you still do pen and paper or are you all digital? >> i do pen and paper chl >> grab the pen. smart watch deals which we had on october 4th are still on the web site, wkyc.com. smart phone deals that we had on friday, october 7th, yesterday, still on the web site. the upcoming deals that i want you to know about, though, luggage, ipad, and tech, october 18th, and drones. >> who doesn't need a drone? tied to dyson. they are in the savings spotlight. this is a special edition model available with upgraded accessories. these are brand new. a lot of the time you see dyson deals on refurbished items. brand spanking new. huge deals. we asked one of our favorite moms to put this to the test. >> i've had my dyson for about ten years. love it. it's been my friend. with three kids, two dogs, i still have a little mess that i

crumbs on the couch, the dog hair, the french fries in my car, this works wonderfully. it's nice. it's light. it's easy. one of my favorite features is the powerful motor. as i hold it just right, i can feel like farrah fawcet with the find blowing through my hair. >> that's my kind of woman. i will tell you. probably one of the best quotes i've heard. >> that was one of the best, yeah, interviews you've ever done. >> thank you >> wkyc.com. there are all sorts of different models, not just the one you are holding. there's a boat model. do it again. show them. i love the way your hair just -- you are such a movie star. >> kind of looks like wayne's world. >> yeah, it does. >> i was thinking dana. >> that, too. >> as long as this picks up cheerios. >> it does. there's a pet hair model, too.

have a one-year-old so i have cheerios all over my floor. >> wkyc.com for those that can still hear. >> just go to our web site. thanks for being with us. thanks, matt. >> awesome. that is so awesome. feel like i could probably use one of those for the weather center with the mez i make in there all the time. here is what your morning looks like. it is a nice start despite the fact that you'll wake up to more clouds. you'll also wake up to a lot of wind and perhaps a couple very light showersou morning hours. into the afternoon, though, temperatures still comfortably cool in the upper 50s with more clouds around noon. i think by the 5 o'clock hour, we'll finally enjoy more peaks of sun. here is what's going on, though. notice temperatures at 62 in downtown. we are only in the 50s back towards mansfield. it's a cold front that's moving through. with it, it's ushering in big-time winds from the northwest, anywhere from between 15 to 250 miles per hour chl

slight showers over the lake and along the lake. if you are joining us from, say, the western edge here, i think that we'll eventually see a few very light sprinkles move on through. if you are going to be headed out and about, just be on the lookout. again, it's a cold front moving on through. most will begin to move out quickly through the day today, which is the good news. of course, all eyes still on hurricane matthew. hurricane warnings still posted for the currently a category 2 storm. we're expecting it to pivot as it heads toward, say, cape hatteras in the carolinas. then notice the sharp right turn we are expecting. i think that it may, once again, impact parts of the bahamas as a much weaker tropical storm is what we're anticipating through thursday into this upcoming week. back at home now through lunchtime, again, you'll notice that the cloud cover, i think,

the good news. then for your sunday night -- your saturday night, rather, into early sunday morning, things look great as you're out the door for worship services. a slight chance for a stray sprinkle. that'll be very few and far between tomorrow on your sunday, which is the good news. forecast for today, calling for temperatures low to mid 60s. eventually becoming partly cloudy. again, we are cooler and more windy. winds from the northwest between 15 to 20 miles per hour sustained retreating back into the 40s and low 50s. turn off the a/c units. i know that a lot of folks, perhaps had their air-condition on over the past couple of days just because of the heat. that's a thing of the past, though. so turn off the a/c. save a couple of bucks. i think tomorrow, we enjoy more peeks of unshine, and then into next week, tuesday and wednesday, we are back in the low to mid 70s with sunshine, especially on tuesday.

sort of activity day. >> yeah. hey, i have pumpkins on my front porch. it's feeling like summer. >> what's going on? oh, that's my phone letting me know that i have to do our radio hit. [ laughter ] >> oh, live tv. >> yeah. >> all right chl thanks. each and every day, people are working to make a difference in our community, and one of those individuals is brunswick high school senior andre wilson. jasmine monroe has more on how he's helping to improve t >> so you're in 6th grade? that's cool. >> brunswick high school senior andre wilson has always been known for going above and beyond to help out others. >> if i did it since i was nine, it kind of just built up. it kind of became something that was really fun to me. >> looking up to his mother, he started volunteering with university hospital at a young age, but then quickly developed from a special events helper to a child life specialist.

i knew that we could literally place him anywhere, and he would be successful. >> with aspirations of being a pediatric nurse practitioner, wilson says he's learned a lot along the way. >> i've been more humble just seeing, you know, sick children. >> wilson maintained a 3.5 gpa and was recently honored for his achievements during a special on-field pre-game ceremony at an indians game. he says he'll continue to volunteer because his goal is to make as many kids smile as he can. >> they are having and i think that i, in some sense, do make a difference. >> and you can help make a difference on october 22nd. channel 3 is a proud, proud sponsor of volunteers for across the country who will participate in the single day of service. our team will be volunteering across northeast ohio. we have a list of places where you can help serve now on wkyc.com. frms coming up next, have you

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welcome back. parents often warn kids about touching hot stoves, but a large number of pediatric burns might occur from treadmills. reseshlgers looked at charts from a pediatric burn yupt over four years.

more than 12,000 kids are treated in an emergency room each year for an injury related to exercise equipment. halloween is still a few weeks away, but your kids have probably started planning their costumes. safe kids worldwide is reminding parents to stick to light-colored costumes for kids and use face paint instead of masks, which can't obstruct kids' sights. costumes should also be the correct size to prevent trips and falls. you might be a fan of a are better than others. haley hernandez spoke with a nutritionist about the worst feeds to eat at night. >> sleep tight, don't let your snacking bite, cereal, coffee, pizza. >> particularly the sugar in cereals will spike your mrood sugar. >> catherine says sugary foods make your blood sugar rise and then drop, and you don't sleep as well. so really, almost anything sweet will mess up your sleep,

want to cut off your caffeine. >> the biggest misconception might be alcohol. >> alcohol is one that many will drink to actually get them to go to sleep, and it does make you tired initially, but it definitely messes with your sleep pattern. so you do not sleep as well and deep. >> it could be downright painful to sleep if you are prone to acid reflux and digging into high fat foods late at night. >> pizza, for instance, is greasy, but then acidic tomato sauce and high fat in the pizza. just general high fat meals, burgers, large meals, that kind of thing will disrupt your die jestive track so just be uncomfortable at night and more likely to cause acid reflux. >> for some people, that includes spicy foods and anything citrus. after the break, hurricane matthew is heading up the coast. what officials are warning residents to do in its path this morning. we'll update you on that coming

welcome back. it is 6 a.m. on the dot. you probably have a lot of things planned today because, hey, it's saturday, and it is beautiful weather outside. let's check in with michael because seems like there's a temperature change happening. >> yeah. ifts i was going to say it was beautiful yesterday.