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.

to on the 7th day of october. that just doesn't happen here in northeast ohio. 57d yesterday. no one was complaining about it. especially after that big win. here is what it looks like outside as we speak. so if you suffer from mold allergies i might suggest you have that box of kleenex with you. otherwise, mid to upper 50s, low 60s. it's oo comfortable start this morning, although it is windy. notice those winds from the northwest between 15 to 20 miles per h also, a chance for a few showers this morning, especially on the eastern edge there of lorraine heading into cuyahoga county. so north ohmstead, perhaps an umbrella. i might suggest weight it out for at least the next 15 minutes if you are thinking about going for a little jog around town. otherwise, the forecast for today will hang on to the clouds through the early-morning hours, then we're trending towards more sunshine with temperatures in the low 60s later on this

story is hurricane matthew. we'll give you all the details on what's expected and where his trajectory is headed in just a couple of minutes. until then, though, let us enjoy the cooler start this morning. >> right. exactly. all right. thanks so much. we do want to get you updated on some of the news coming out of the south with hur kaun hur -- hurricane matthew. it will continue moving north with winds in excess of 100 miles per hour. a 6 to 9-foot storm surge flooding event and some areas could see as much as 10 inches of rain. mark barger reports from charleston, south carolina. >> cars were a rare sight on the streets of savannah overnight. heavy rains and high winds pummelling that city as matthew took aim. many evacuated but those who didn't were on their own. >> first responders will not be allowed to respond in conditions that endanger their personal safety. >> just the latest stop after

coast friday. relentless winds and torrents of rain, storm surge turning ocean waters into flood waters. trees fell victims to the conditions as did countless homes and businesses. more than a million florida customers are without power, the potential for more farther north today. >> still have hurricane warnings and storm surge warnings in effect for the entire south carolina coast. >> more than 300 thousand south carolina residents evacuated. charleston firefighters tried to encourage more to leave this low-lyingy possible flooding. >> we try to suggest and say, hey, guys, you know, girls, please evacuate. >> matthew continuing its assault on the southeast. >> any residents still left here in downtown charleston went to bed last night with weather that was merely very stormy. they are waking up this morning to weather that is getting substantially worse. in charleston, south carolina, mark barger, nbc news.

captures this. shows a tree falling on top of a van during hurricane matthew. thankfully no one was inside of the van at the time but it shows how strong those winds are. back here at home, a pedestrian was struck friday night. the man was hit at i-490 near east 55th and cleveland sending him to the hospital. he was just changing a flat tire. officials say his condition was unknown friday evening. donald trump has apologized for lewd comments he made about women in a video statement posted ois the republican presidential nominee says he was wrong in making the comments but says the recording is a distraction from bigger political issues. >> i never said i'm a perfect person nor pretended to be someone that i'm not. i've said and done things i regret, and the words released today on this more than a decade-old video are one of them. bill clinton has actually abused women, and hilary has bullied, attacked, shamed, and

coming days. see you at the debate on sunday. >> house speaker paul ryan said he was sickened by what he heard and that trump would not be attending an event with him in wisconsin today as scheduled. and we've learned that hilary clinton will be back in ohio on monday. clinton will visit columbus where she's expected to urge ohioa nshgs. her visit comes after the presidential debate which aired sunday night traffic is not an issue right now coming in and out of cleveland. as greg reports, there are closures that you need to know about for the weekend. >> hello, everyone. some closings to tell you about this weekend if you are traveling into downtown cleveland. that's going to involve i-90 westbound and the onramp to i-77 southbound. that will close 7:00 this evening and continue through 7:00 on saturday evening. big detour around this. there's no other way to get around but to take 71 south to

that's going to take you several extra minutes before you get back on 77 southbound. also closed this weekend, this is going to be an easier detour. that's the onramp from 77 northbound to i-90 eastbound. that closes at 10:00 in the evening on friday, a little bit later, and stays closed until 3:00 in the afternoon on saturday. much easier detour here. you are going to exit on east 14th. take that up to prospect, and then take prospect over toward 90. should be delay. >> all right. thanks, greg. the 2016 heart walk continues to return in downtown cleveland this morning. it raises money to help save lives from two top killers, heart disease and stroke. that's where we find channel 3's alyssa raymond getting a jump start this morning. these type walks are always just great reminders on how to get our steps in and make sure that we're staying healthy.

what, 8,000 to go to lead a healthy life for today. 10,000 steps is our goal. it's 30 minutes is the recommended time, too, to get your steps in for the day for walking. >> oh, that's great. great question. there's so many benefits to -- to being involved in the heart association. one of those things is that we raise funds through individuals and corporate sponsors and so on to be able to research

region, and, in fact, this year alone, $9.7 million have been invested in research in our region. >> there's health screenings here today. what are just something someone can do right now. i said 10,000 steps. 30 minutes of walking. what are some of the other things people will learn to lead a healthier lifestyle? >> sure. simply reducing sodium is our food is one small simple step we can take. quit smoking. be -- stay active in our healthy lifestyle choices and be aware family and the children can have a lasting impact. >> i heard about this little health garden, i think, for kids. can you talk more about that? >> yeah. well, we have health combardens where we are teaching children how to plant foods and harvest foods and have healthy cooking habits and make it fun. you know, that's the key is how do you incorporate access to healthy foods and make it a fun kind of hobby thing so that it's

from start to finish. we see that. that makes a big difference in how they feel about the food they are eating and make it fun for them. >> so cool. going to be nothing but fun to do. we want to let everyone know the festivities start at 8:00. the walk -- one-mile walk and three-mile walk begin at 10:00, and then we also have our 4th annual health and wellness expo happening right across the street at the huntington convention center. that starts at 10:00 and goes until 4:00. you can see all of the folks at channel ve health screenings there, as well. maureen, back to you in the studio. >> it's going to be a great event. we are going to be there starting at 10:00. meet us and say hi and tell us how you are staying healthy. all right. thank you so much. >> yep. still ahead this morning, meet a cleveland heights native who survived cancer three timess and now on a mission to help others overcome the disease's dark path. plus, we check out what's cooking inside the test kitchen. we'll show you that when we

just ahead, how you can make a difference in your community by joining a national movement. we have details on that coming up. plus, we dig in to what's behind the scenes at the test kitchen. and michael is keeping an eye on that forecast. what are we in for? >> here's the good news. if you are going to be heading out on the lake today, although a couple morning showers in the mi i fizzle and fade. also cooler. we're breaking down the numbers for you coming upright after

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welcome back. if you are looking to do less shopping for thanksgiving dinner this yore, you are -- year, you are in luck. martha stewart is launching a delivery meal kit for the holiday that will serve dinner for the full meal kit with the turkey and all the fixings is priced at $179, but customers can also opt to purchase just side dishes for $119. the box is available for order until november 15th. well, frozen food brands are trying to win our hearts and our stomachs with updated healthy meals that are still quick and easy to prepare. now, stouffer's here in northeast ohio is using recipes

channel 3's brandon simmons takes us inside the culinary center where it all comes together. >> stouffer's has been around for more than 90 years, and they've always tried to create the best meals for consumers who are becoming more picky every day. >> what we are doing is living by that quality standard. 75% of them are turning over the package, and they are reading scompl what they are doing is breaking down the ingried yents, making recipes simpler and easier to understand. one of the people behind those res piece, holly. >> the ingredients that we are using are just like what you would use at home. >> a stouffer's lasagna, for example, had just 15 ingredients, pasta made by stouffer's fresh every day, meat they cook themselves, and sauces made from fresh tomatoes.

i buy in the store. >> exactly. >> but for you at home, it's a homemade recipe, no prep, and more importantly, no preservatives, packaged and ready to go. for holly, creating recipes for stouffer's is like being a personal chef for the entire country. >> my recipes and all my teammates' recipes are feeding america. it's a wonderful feeling. >> from the culinary center, i'm brandon simmons, channel 3 news. >> making our stomachs combroul. >> 6:20 in the morning. >> lasagna. that sounds good chl i'm sure neither one of us has had breakfast. maybe you are having your breakfast and wondering what am i going to do today. >> lots going on. >> yeah. beautiful fall day. >> in downtown, we have the health and wellness expo taking place. we'll be there around 10:00 this morning if you are interested in joining, then the heart walk taking place downtown. lots going on. i think we could see a sprinkle, though, within, say, the next

live out there this morning. she'll give you more details on that. but if you are waking up with us in medina and medina county, 56 degrees is what we are expecting by the 9:00 hour. although current temperatures as you can see by our little thermometer there at 60 in downtown. i think we'll see temperatures fall until about sunrise this morning, after which point we'll warm things only into the upper 50s. highs today low 60s. we are waking up to more cloud those clouds should begin to break after lufrmg time. current temperatures, mid and upper 50s, low 60s in downtown. how about those winds? i am sure you can hear them howling outside your door if you are joining me from cuyahoga county. northwest at 18 miles per hour there. as we just mentioned, just a few isolated sprinkles rolling through cuyahoga county, eventually making its way into

toward ashtabula county. grab that umbrella if you are going to be headed out the door. it's a very light shower that we are seeing towards north ohmstead as we speak, all compliments of a cold front moving on through. i think it moves through. it cleers the area by late morning and, again, into the afternoon. i think we see more praeks in those clouds. let's talk about hurricane matthew still churning up the eastern sea board. here we are in georgia, sa rain fall moving up toward charleston as a category 2 storm. most of our forecast models in agreement that it'll take a sharp right turn and then move right over the bahamas as a much weaker system by that point. currently winds at 105 miles per hour, and you can see through sunday and into early next week, it begins that turn and that curvature. we're calling it a little loopdy loop into the bahamas by next

home. now through lunchtime. the clouds should continue to clear as should the sprinkles. so this afternoon, not looking bad at all. by your day tomorrow, on sunday morning, a great-looking start, despite a few passing clouds, but a 10% chance for a stray shower by that point and into your sunday afternoon. temperatures today, low and mid 60s under partly cloudy skies. cooler and look at those winds from northwest. 15 to 20 miles per hour. overnight lows comfortably cool in the mid to upper 40s, with your window nation 7-day forecast showing you 60s through about monday and then tuesday and wednesday, we jump back into the 70s. it'll be a great feeling day. an isolated shower chance wednesday night into early thursday. it's another cold front moving through, knocking us back down into the low to mid 60s by the end of the week. but all in all, i mean, look at that 7-day forecast for middle of october. not bad at all. >> right. >> you know, for northeast ohio.

>> yeah. >> because usually northeast ohio, you have to incorporate like a snow suit with the costume. hopefully kids can wear their real -- >> you go as a snowman. it's just a thing. >> mum my, wrap urs up. >> right. >> i hear you. >> we'll cross our fingers. >> exactly. >> thanks, michael. channel 3 is joining people across the country on october 22nd to make a difference. i's national make a difference day where thousands of people will take part service projects. the best part is that you can get involved. natalie shepherd shows us how. >> the goal is simple, but the impact can be enormous from helping make sandwiches for the homeless to packing fresh produce at a food bank or working in local schools and libraries to help them better serve their commune tus. volunteers from across the country will unite for make a difference day, one of the largest annual single days of service in the country.

will take place, some large, many small, but each of them truly making a difference. employees from our parent company will leave the effort in cities across the country, but this is also about you making a difference with your own project. you can go online to makeadifferenceday.com or follow the link on our web site and register your dproup's idea for community service project that october 22nd. the web site will help you shape your mission, recruit volunteers, and spread the word. registering your project also qualifies you for one of 14, 10 thousand dollar grants, the arby's foundation, points of light, and the hands-on network. online, also find a project to get involved in or learn more about the work of volunteers here and across the country. it shows that anyone, no matter their age or background, can

lots of service projects, but one purpose. >> together making a difference. >> i'm na talie shepherd reporting. >> and you can help make a difference on october 22nd. our team will be volunteering across northeast ohio. we have a list of places where you can help serve right now on wkyc.com. after the break, unravelling a mystery. cremated remains found in a storage unit. see who stepped in to make sure there was a alyssa. good morning, maureen. we are at the start line for the annual hart walk in downtown cleveland. coming up, how thousands of people are helping research for heart attacks and strokes. stay with us.

welcome back. 6:30 on this saturday morning. definitely feeling a lot more like fall. person. maybe you want to get those pumpkins out on the patio. michael, it has been feeling more like summer. i think we're all in agreement there. so finally, we are getting a little bit of fall. >> you know what oes so funny, i was out and about yesterday, had a chance to meet a couple cool folks at the museum of art event. folks were telling me, i had my a/c on yesterday. folks were saying that. i couldn't believe it. we made it to 81 degrees.

morning. temperatures nice and cool in the mid and upper 50s. 56, low 60s in downtown, but there's also a breeze with all of this from the northwest between, say, 5 to sa miles per hour but justing over 20 at times. you'll also notice up through cuyahoga county, seeing some very light showers. all of that yenly -- generally pushing off towards the east. if you are waking up with us isolated sprinkle can't be ruled out of the question. all of this is going to be heading towards the east toward shaker heights, and eventually towards, say, chester. so grab ahold of these umbrellas if you plan on being out and about for extended period of time. otherwise, clouds through the morning. those break apart around lunchtime means lots in the forecast later on this afternoon. temperatures in the low 60s. we'll talk more about when temperatures fall into the 40s

night ahead of us indeed. >> thanks so much. well, we have an event going on this morning. heart disease and stroke kill hundreds of thousands of people in the united states each year. cleveland's annual heart walk raises money and an effort to lower those numbers. channel 3's alyssa raymond joins us live where festivities begin in just a few hours. already, people are there setting up. we are going to be there. what are people telling you about how this event isoi >> absolutely. there's 25 tents with different vendors, and there's different health screenings and activities for kids for them to learn about healthy eeth, as well. here with us this morning is fred. he's the chair of the heart walk. fred, i mentioned a few things, but what else is going on here today? >> oh my goodness. this will yus ness -- just be a great day. as the day starts, more than 10,000 people will gather here

health and stroke health and raise money for really a very important cause, and that's a cause to really kind of extend our life to support research and to support the important programs that the american heart association sponsors, like the great work done with cpr training just in our community in the last year. 80 thousand people have been trained. and, you know, that just saves lives. and what a great day we have, as we sit over here and look over at our center and know that we've joined the health expo that channel 3 puts on every year in a really elegant beautiful way with the heart walk. this is a day for health, a day to continue to rise up as cleveland has been rising up in the last period of time. i think we are just so proud. >> we are so proud. it's such an exciting day. just give us a rundown if people haven't -- are just hearing this for the first time, what time should they be down and can they still register to participate? >> sure. we welcome all of our community

then there's festivities between 8:00 and 10:00, and then the walk starts at 10:00. it's a one -- one-mile and three-mile walk and good for the cause. what's so important about this, in addition to the advancement of our own personal health and support of our family, heart association funds almost $10 million in research in cleveland, and it supports the great institutions that provide that research, like the cleveland clinic, case western reserve and university hospitals. in addition to that, because because of the resource and help that we get from our community, for every dollar that comes into cleveland, $4 comes in from across the country to support programs, services, and research that the heart association puts in the cleveland area because of the great talent that we have. scompl amazing. thank you so much. we want to mention also our health and wellness expo that's going on. that starts at 10:00 right across the street in the huntington convention center, goes until 4:00. all your favorites on channel 3

offering health screenings there, as well. back to you in the studio. we'll see you in a bit. >> all right. sounds good. thanks. we have big news for summit county. is summit metro parks just purchased akron's valley view golf club. it's considered the missing piece to connect four major parks and green spaces throughout the region. now, sand run metro park will be linked to the already adjacent cascade valley. it also creates new opportunities for the park to use the cuho ohio and erie canal trail. more good news for our parks, this time for the cleveland metro parks. the park won the 2016 national gold medal award for excellence in park and recreation management. the prestigious honor is one of the highest possible and places the metro park among the best in the nation. well, cremated remains abandoned and unclaimed now finally laid to rest.

channel 3's don kendrick is back with the story you'll only see right here. sdpr one by one, they carried ten boxes to a waiting grave, each urn with an untold story. >> in the name of the father and of the son and of the holy spirit, amen. >> stories that finally end here at holy cross cemetery in brook park. >> this morning, we are here to bury ten cremated remains, the forgotten dead. >> ten urns, all that's left of >> as catholics, we believe every life has value. >> six of them found over the years in abandoned storage units down the street, finally laid to rest, vietnam army veteran james w. callahan, brenda k. callahan. >> we suspect they are husband and wife. >> thompson very, also a vietnam veteran who served in the navy. the american le john out of prook park honoring their own

their service not lost on them. >> it was my hn honor to be here and do what i have to do for veterans. >> rita d. clark's remains also found in a storage unit. two of those six urns there with unidentified remains, two more lives unaccounted for, along with remains that have been left right here on the ground, abandoned, unaccounted for. >> had a few that had been dropped off here at the cemetery or just scattered on a grave. >> lives lifted up today. >> grant them peace at a table in your heavenly kingdom. >> laid to rest by strangers. we doevent know -- don't know how they lived or died, but today, they had a procession of people who said your lives count. >> god bless them. let them rest in peace. >> channel 3 news.

still ahead this morning, the indians are going full speed trying to clench another win. they could do it last night dpens the red sox. steve had the highlights coming

and, now, the window nation sports report. >> it's always us against the world. always us against the world. cleveland against the let's go! >> yeah. lebron james and the cavaliers at the red sox indians game yesterday at progressive field, getting the crowd fired up. hey, the indians were the underdog heading into the alds so i guess it was cleveland against the world in a way. not many giving them a shot to beat the red sox, but the indians lead the series two games to none 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

terry francona going with brandon guyer. in the 2nd, he delivers an rbi single. one nothing indians. guyer three for four in the game. same inning, lonnie with the shot heard from here to new england. a three-run homer to right. david priets -- price, another post-season loss. he gets the win. had it going early. he never let up allowing no runs. meanwhile, the ins more, not much, but in the 4th, comes through again yesterday. rbi single to left. 5-0 chl top of 7. still strong. strikes out. more in a moment. francona only had to go to the pen for two innings. otero and shaw combined to pitch. indians a winner 6-0. not pad for this young team, the underdog. >> we haven't seen a lot of post season so, you know, the

treating it like the regular season. you try to, you know, limit the -- the extra stuff and, you know, limit the noise. >> it was a blast. i mean, it was obviously a great atmosphere just like it was last night. you know, i enjoyed it. i think that it was a lot of fun to have, you know, a crowd like that, especially that into the game. >> he's excited chl trust me. now, the indians got what they needed. 7 scoreless innings, 3s, post-season start. got out a jam in the 4th. hadn't pitched since september 26th. he took an traeks day coming back. the plan has worked so far. just think, he could be even better. >> if you go back and watch him pitch, i don't think he had his best stuff. he might have still been feeling maybe the quad. i don't know. but usually he's very pinpoint accuracy a lot of times and kind of all around the zone a little bit chl i know you put up in the end versus that offense so that

competitor he is. the guy is our workhorse. the guy is our ace. sdpr game 3 tomorrow at 4:08. fenway park. indians up 2-zip in the series. it should be a good one. i wonder if this one will be a good one. another battle of boston versus cleveland. it's going to be twice as much fun, at least we hope so. it might not be as much fun, though. tom pray di is back. his patriots are a ten-and-a-half point favorite over thero loss. pryor is losing cash after touchdown sunday against washington cht he mimicked lebron james and is penalized for unsportsmanlike conduct. he was fined for using the ball as a prop. the cavs are 11230. look for them to each play about

he'll miss the next two days with a stiff left foot. an mri showed no structural damage. thompson didn't play in the preseason last year. he was just fine. he 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 fenway park tomorrow, and i'll see you today, as well.

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well, there's been a major blow against bullying and exclusion at our nation's schools. maybe it's happened to you or maybe you're the parent of a child who struggles to find a place to sit in the cafeteria. one teen found a way to make sure no student has to ever eat alone again. >> where you sit in cafeteria is crucial. >> it might be a movie, but mean girls captures the real struggles of the school lunchroom, something natalie hafrp ton knows far too well. >> i sat alone for pretty much every single day. it was an awful feeling that made me feel like an outcast. >> she fell into a deep depression, eventually switching schools. her parents felt powerless. >> you can control things maybe in your own lives and in your own house maybe, but you can't control what peers do to peers. >> you can see all the lunches. >> now, she's turning the cafeteria tables.

with us. >> it's kind of like evite, but it's lunch. >> yeah. >> students can use the app to schedule lunch at a table where they know they'll be welcome. >> have any of you guys ever felt lonely sitting at lunch before? >> yeah, definitely. >> these are a few of the teens who are hosting those lunches. >> i notice people when they sit down at the table, there's some sort of sigh of relief. >> it's part of a growing nationwide movement with programs like no one eats alone day. >> bullying and iti an all-time high. >> research shows bullying drops by 30% when student peers get involved in such cam -- campaigns. it shows a college football player visiting a middle school and sitting with an autistic boy who was eating alone. >> i really just want to reach as many kids as possible. >> as for natalie, she hopes her app is one way to make sure the lunch table is just as welcoming as the family dinner table.

i mean, she just came up with a brilliant idea. >> i feel like we've all kind of been through that, especially in fwrad school and all. no one wants to eat alone. sometimes you just have those days where you are like, you know, i don't want to talk to anyone. >> right. >> most of the time -- >> you want to sit with your friends. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> very sweet. >> i was like the one that was like i want to sit really close to the window so i can the sunshine and look out the window. >> you were destined to here's the thing. if you are having lunch today and you are looking out the window, although i think you'll notice more clouds and perhaps a couple drops of rain through the morning, i think that this afternoon actually shouldn't look that bad, despite it being noticeably cooler today. temperatures by 9:00 falling from our current temperature. you'll notice in the lower right-hand corner of your screen, there are outdoor thermometer registering about 60

9:00 br warming back up into up thor 50s by lunchtime. still looking for that mix of clouds and sun before i think we see a little more sunshine later on this afternoon with temperatures topping out at about 63. so, again, we are on a little roller coaster right now. in the 60s in some spots. we'll fall into the 50s as we head back towards mansfield and back up into the low 60s later on this afternoon. you'll certainly feel those winds, as well. currently from the hour, gusting upwards of 20, and a few of us, especially right along the lakeshore, seeing very light showers as we speak. so head's up if you are joining me from downtown cleveland. i think we'll see just a couple of rain drops. all of us going to be working into lake and county and back towards portage county and ashtabula, as well.

on through. that's what's triggering those showers out ahead of it. all of that will continue to move out through the day today. all eyes still on the southeast coastline where hurricane warnings and tropical storm warnings are. matthew still a category 2 storm. our forecast models are trending towards a sharp right turn, and then eventually lingering right around the bahama islands by the middle half of this upcoming workweek. thank goodness it should begin to diminish, again, it's still a strong category 2. it'll weaken down to a 1 here by sunday, but if you have friends or family that are down toward, say, charleston, you want to reach out to them and just make sure they are doing a-okay. through the morning hours, i still think we hang on to the clouds. into the afternoon, those clouds begin to fall apart. we'll call for a mix of sun and clouds through your day today. this evening, looking decent. it'll be comfortably cool. then your day tomorrow also

window nation 7-day forecast showing you 60s today and tomorrow. we'll also hang onto mid 60s into your monday. tuesday into wednesday, though, back in the low to mid 70s. so a little bit of heat returning to the buckeye state with more sunshine by that point. a great fall day. i picked out a pumpkin. >> did you? >> over our we -- weekend, which is the past couple days there. had a pumpkin, and i was like it's 81 degrees. >> where's the cool? >> i was like this feels so not right. >> now, it'll start to feel more like >> exactly. pumpkin weather. the highly anticipated the girl on the train goes from novel to screen. emily blunt and justin talk with mike wilber about taking on the thriller. >> i really wanted a baby. >> emily blount plays an alcoholic obsessed with a couple

>> her infatuation with alcohol has become the only relationship in her life. she's incredibly unhealthy when it comes to obsessing about this couple as well. i think in a way, the couple is the only thing keeping her going. otherwise, her drinking to oblivion may drink to something even worse than that. but addiction is a frightening thing. >> mrs. watson reported she's go to her house sometimes, and on one occasion you broke in and took their child. >> the film is a who murder mystery with many flawed characters. >> this start with child abduction. >> everyone has some darkness, weirdness, bizarreness, you know, in their history or in their psyche. so all the characters are sort of damaged goods. >> while filming the thriller, emily blount had her own secret she was hiding. >> i found out i was pregnant about a week before we started shooting, and i wore a lot of overcoats, and the wardrobe was

you are always so worried about it getting out there. >> i went to visit my husband. >> you mean your ex-husband. >> mike, nbc news. >> all right. we will be right back with a

it is only two weeks into fall, but parts of nebraska are already seeing snow. take a look at that. the snow fell in the northwest

temperatures dropped to 33 degrees. the high school football field had to be cleared off so the game could be played chl when you think of that, and we had 81 degrees yesterday. >> that's right. >> oh my goodness. >> they can keep the snow out that way. again, i want to have, like, a nice, long, fall season to appreciate the changing colors before we jump into winter, you know. >> apple orchards, pumpkin patches, and only wear light jackets chl that's all i want. >> right. from mold allergies. here is what it looks like over the course of the next 7 days. window nation 7 day showing 60s today, tomorrow, and monday. we're back into the 70s by tuesday and wednesday. by that point, only snow you are going to see is snow cone from dairy queen. >> there you go. >> if you are in the mood. all right. thanks so much for being with us. we'll see you back here at 9 a.m. >> thanks for watching channel 3 news. take channel 3 news and weather with you wherever you go.

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