coming up, the east coast has seen the last of hurricane matthew. and comment problems, more foliated over donald trump's released comments this morning, his response ahead of tonight's debate. plus, sitting down is the new way of taking a stand in america. we hear from so students who decided to join this movement. this is made possible by the floor show. it is time to fall in love again with your home. and now, channel 3 news today. that is a live look at the lot, maybe you are searching through your closet right now for some brown and orange. >> oh,. >> bundling up a little bit, as you head out the door. maybe you are like us, and just going sit on the couch and

>> oh, yes. but look at the trees in the distance by the way from yes, starting to change. >> i noticed yesterday, as i was driving along the highway, it is still so many greenleafs on the trees. i am sure with the temperatures, it is only a matter of time. >> yes, give ate couple of weeks and i think this we will see all of fall's glory big time. >> i think i can give the cleaning up of the leaves a couple of weeks. we can push that off. >> yes, will blow it into the street and then it is somebody else's problem. >> oh, right. and now what you are seeing here is the actual temperatures in the white. and then in the blue coloring, that is actually the windchill temperatures. again n places like activity con, can tan,--akron, can, it is actual--canton, it is actually feeling like 344. and warm--like 44.

winds fromthe innovator, generally between 5-15 miles per hour. meaning that will is a good little touch so a breeze this morning. we are dry right now, so again, heading downtown, maybe the first energy, not only this morning, but also through the afternoon, looking far cooler day ahead of us. temperatures for highs only until the upper 50s, maybe a few low 60-degree readings. more and the next shot for shore showers--for showers. all thanks. now the last leg of hurricane matthew made its way up the coast coast. saturday, the storm hit in georgia and the carolinas but many were thankful that the storm was not as strong as they thought. it was mainly flooding and wind damage, such as down signed, flattened trees, and power outages. but it is to blame for fleet ten deaths here in the united states--for at least ten deaths here in the united states. an a deadly shooting has

in palm springs, california. officerrers closed off a multi- block area but could not confirm that the suspect was inside of the area. the two cops were the first palm springs officers to die in the line of duty since 1962. ? [ music ] ?? turning to politics now, problems and backlash over a tape involving um women continues this morning. more top gop names are calling for trump to drop out of the race, including ohio senator rob portman. but trump supporters are rallying and macing their voices--and making their voices heard. and jennifer johnson has the story. >> hey, thank you. >> reporter: a republican rally led by house speaker paul ryan, munition the presidential no, ma'am fee. he was not invited.

elephant in the room. >> reporter: at midnight, donald trump took on the elephant. >> i said it, i was wrong, and i apologize. >> reporter: and then trump was on the offensive. >> bill clinton has abused women and hillary has bullied, attacked, and shamed his victims. >> reporter: trump's reaction after a fire storm on friday after a hot microphone from 2005 was released. he was pragueing about how he moves in on women with host billy bush. >> when you are star, they let you do it. you can do anything. >> whatever you want. >> reporter: and running mate mike pence skipped the gop rally. will cede he was offended by trump's comments but he is standing by him. and trump's wife said that the words my hiss used--that my husband used are offensive to me. i hope people accepted his apology as i have.

there l trump to step down. >> reporter: and late on saturday, trump said i will never drop out of the race, i will never little my such porters down. he will get another chance to de---i will never let my supporters down. jennifer johnson, nbc news, washington. and cleveland.com is endorsing hillary clinton. they have been dealing with her leaked details of what she reportedly executives. the issues will be asked at tonight's debate. the national push for better gun safety laws went to lakewood on saturday with a familiar face, gabrielle giffords brought her tour to town. she survived an assassination attempt in arizona back in 2011. she was met with several people who agree with her stance,

the group held a round table too talk about the gun laws in the nation. sitting gown has come to leapt taking a stand across america. a group of students at the university of akron did not stand during the national anthem the weekend. and we look at what they were trying to say. >> reporter: it was a statement on police brutality. a peaceful form of protest that they hope sends a mess an. homecoming weekend at the university of akron, the took on miami, but it was action off of the field before the game that had many people talking. ? [ music ] ?? >> reporter: because when the national anthem played-- >> we are not part of what you are seeing. >> reporter: a number of students sat, refusing to stand. >> we are all affected by the things that are going on with the police brutality and being a black man and by me working graveyard shift, i worry every night going to and from my job, because i walk.

difference n a positive way. >> reporter: if it sound familiar, it is because you may have seen something similar coming from the 49ers quarterback, colin kaepernick, who made global headlines when he took a knee instead of standing for the anthem. it was a protest against a string of police killings. a jestier when has made--a the group made up mainly of black studentings from several campus clubs was met with respect, even from those who might have done things differently. you choose to stand. >> yes, i am a military veteran. and so, you know, i would stand. >> reporter: and you would also defend their right to sit. >> yes. it is not disrespectful. they are just choosing to remain seated. >> reporter: it is rare that a

to a talk about race, but the students know with homecomings there would be a larger turnout and people to listen. in akron, channel 3 news. >> thanks, andrew. and now the canton police are getting new body armour for their k-9 officers. you recall that a k-9 was killed in the line of duty back in january. he was shot in an attempted robbery. these are going to protect the four-legged crime fighters. it was all ma donation. coming up, samsung replacement, which companies are offering another repliesment after samsung's newest phone problems. >> and will is having a little fall fun this morning. hi, will. >> reporter: yes, good morning, maureen. we are out here at the 45th annual pumpkin festival where you can do anything with pumpkins, including blowing one up. we are going to blow one up coming up right after the

it has become one of the biggest shopping days-over the year. but the nation's largest shopping mall is not participating. mall of america in minnesota has been open on thanksgiving since 2012. but this year, they will be closed. they are offering workers time with their families. mall of america will reopen its doors at 5:00 a.m. the day after their own with a new strategy. they are on track to double the number of giant warehouses dedicated to online sales by the end of the year. the compani's vp of marketing says that the company has doubled their capacity, allowing it to shifted to most of the u.s. population in one day. some owners of replacement galaxy note 7 smart phones may be able to make another

model caught on fire in an applanes this week. at&t and verizon have not commented. well, if you are heading out to the east side today, families are going to the 45th pumpkin festival. if you have not checked out this event, it is definitely one to take the family to. will has been there all morning getting in on the fun. and will, what us now. >> reporter: well, maureen, i imagining get the smashing pumpkins--i am getting in on the sparring pumpkins. here, you can do everything with pumpkins, including blowing one up. before we get to that, courtney is joining me here, you can get in on the fall, but a lot of people come down here every year for this, it is the 45th annual is there that is correct. so tad--annual. >> that is correct.

to 5:00 p.m. and we have a shuttle bus at the orange school. people can log onto our website for more information. we are here in moreland kills. admission for the festival today is $5 for adults, children 12 and are free. we have a haunted hay maze, a petting zoo, pony rides, enough fun to spend several hours out here today. >> reporter: and this is fall, the weather, everything is kind of lining up for you here, where everybod themes in the fall and that is going on. it all starts with the pancake breakfast and you go until 5:00 p.m. with stuff for pretty much everyone. >> that is right. so we have got activities for the whole family, not just little kids, oler children as well. teenagers, we have food, everything from pancake breast fast to sauce anxious, and one of--sausages and one of the fun activities is exploding pumpkins. so every hour we are going to ex-mode a pumpkin. >> reporter: yes, every hour on

--first one here. now we are not on the hour but we are going to do this. and drew is loading this up. you let me know when you are ready. >> go ahead. push down hard. >> carve a jack o lantern, moreen, back to you. >> --maureen, back to you. >> reporter: i think some would use a sledge hammer. >> oh, yes, you know, you are very creative, i can note wait to see what wow--i can not wait to see what you come one pumpkin carving. but it has to involve an explosion,. >> reporter: oh, yes, thanks, maureen.

coming up, emergency equipment can really hit your budget hard these days so, we have some ways so save on the pup needed items--on the much needed identity. s, you are--items. >> and the indians are playing red sox. we have a preview of the game coming up. >> but furs, a michael has a look at the forecast if--but first, michael has a look at the forecast. >> oh, yes, temperatures are in the 40s, a couple of 50s closer to are you heading to the big game later on this afternoon? the full forecast is just

deals on emergency equipment. that what we are talking about today. this is on fire. >> a $10 deal that is for a family, and it matches your dress. >> i always match my dress. >> and a lot of people, for their fire extinguishers, i'm not saying this is not so going to work. and i am stay inside of your house when it is on fire. but when the kitchen fire is out of control and you run and you reach for this and you, no idea what that is. pull the pin, hold upright, start back six feet. >> six feet? >> aim that at the fire. squeeze lever and seriously, by the time you have figured this out in our panicked state, you could go, you have never used this before. put out the fire. there you go. >> oh, wow it has a good

would stay from it. >> non toxics and nothing that you would---non toxic. a child, can, in one push, take care of something, or. >> and it is safe for them to use? >> again, do not play fire, but if you had an 8-year-old or 9- year-old and you said that honey, the kitchen is out of control. take a look at this, and yes, this is the season for chimney fires, kitchen fires, do not stay at home and fight a structure fire. but when the situation is under control, you can keep it that way. more powerful when you know what you are doing, a non toxic, no clean up situation. again, we have just sprayed the studio floor. this is going dry. it is safe. range is incredible. and at under $10 a bottle. i call this a to brainer. >> would you like me to watch garbage can lid of fire

>> oh, yes. >> and now for the test, sorry to my parent company, u.s.a. today, we have lit you on fire: here is the fire and now it is out. that was a big fire, a little bit of a push. and now, things are completely under control. >> for a glove come patment, a- -compartment a boat, an rv. >> yes. >> again, these are great, we are not saying you do not need these. get these, buy these, they are not a deal today. but this item, which is a non paid product, we have a lot of local fire keeves, i actually spent the day with a firefighter who showed me how to use this, so it is just another thing that we all need to have. >> yes, especially heading into, oh, fireplace season. christmas tree season, all of that. it is very safe. very light. i can handle it.

>> this deal is on fire. [ laughter ] >> www.wkyc.com. >> that is just a bonus, the singing. >> yes. >> all right, thanks, matt. oh, and that is why we love matt right there. that song is going to be stuck in your head all morning and afternoon, by the way. and now today a cool sunshine that we are looking at right now. i think that we will continue to see that sun mix in with a few passing clouds, maybe an isolated shower out of a few of those clouds. for you day tomorrow, we are mostly sunny and weekend, or the workweek, i think the rain chances start to increase, especially on wednesday night into thursday. look at the temperatures this morning, it is chilly down around say mansfield, wooster at 47-degrees. 47 the s a popularrer number from accumulation on--is a popular number from akron canton. and the lake is nice and warm and the lake shore counties are warmer as well. mid-50s in downtown.

certainly out of the north, you can feel them sustained between say 5-15 miles perrer hour. and we are nice and dry, which is the good news, i think that we should, for the most part, stay that way. but if you are heading down first to first energy a cool start this morning because of high pressure off to the northwest. on the eastern edge, we get a north to south flow of air, so that forces down that exactly what we are waking up to this morning. again, we were talking about hurricane matthew earlier in the week and notice that it has weakened, which is the good news. and it is going out into the middle of the atlantic ocean and away from the united states and we will continue to see the rain and the wind up and down the eastern sea board, back at home, though, now through say lunger time, it looks pretty good. again, we will call it partly

an isolated sprinkle chance is possible today. and tonight look at the temperatures and watch what happens, in some spots, we are in the 30s away from the lake, as we were mentioning before in cleveland and ashtabula, we should be warmer in the overnight. but by the day tomorrow, looking for more sunshine until the forecast in the come--in the forecast. so the numbers today, upper to lower 60s. lows tonight in the 40s. window nation seven day forecast, bringing in more rain tomorrow, on monday, and on tuesday, best bet for a couple of showers rolls in on our wednesday evening into early thursday with a cold front. we call it a cold front because we go from low 70s on wednesday back into the low 60s on thursday. but maureen, long story short, though, a chilly start this

>> yes, it is a big difference- -pleases and i think--the pleases and i think we will be okay. all week long we have been telling you about a northeast ohio who walks to and from work today. and now he can full-time i will afford to buy a car. here is his story. >> reporter: nearly 200 people have pitched in money to help kevin, his gofundme account is now over the goal of $6000. and drive to work here at the ruby tuesday. here hose known as a quiet, hard working die. but his work ethic and dedication has spoken cloud and clear. >> i am still kind of amazed. >> reporter: kevin cannot believe his own story. it starts back when he walked eight miles to work at his job at the beachwood ruby tuesday. gnaw location closed. and then he could not find

than minimum wage. to he walked 8 miles, five hours to work. one day a police officer offer add ride, a kind stranger asked about it and his wife posted it about facebook. and now kevin will soon own a car. >> i am very grateful, i am glad that so many people were willing to hem. >> reporter: restoring people's faith in humanity and he plans to pay it forward. >> i will try offer asan i can rides. because i know what they are trying to do. so i want to be there to help them like they helped me. >> reporter: kevin does not have addresser's license, he has never needed one. and he plans to apply for one as early as tomorrow. and he is going to use most of the money to buy a car and what he was is going to insurance and other car related expenses. channel 3 news.

sports report. good morning, everyone. if the weather cooperates in boston this afternoon, the indians and red sox will face off in game three of the best of five alds. here is hoping that the indians can get it done because they are up 2-0. so a win today would do it for the tribe. they have josh on the hill to start the game, too. this will be his first ever post season start. he had had a rough month of august, but in september, he was good, and in his starts, he was 2-1 with a 0.175 e.r.a. so he is on a little bit of a roll here and josh says that he will take that same approach that he has taken into the regular season games into today's play-off game against the red sox. >> you know, i understand that the ballpark is unique, and the fan base is cool, it is rowdy. it is a good atmosphere to pitch in tomorrow. but, i am just going to go out there and try to treat it as

pitches and keep our team in the game. >> and here are the details, again, weather permitting, indians red sox, the i understand januaries are up 2-0- -the indians are up 2-0. and now the basketball game. irving is back in the line up after sited zitting out, he gets the jumper here, he had points in 19 minutes. and now will james, he looked pretty good--and now lebron james, he looked pretty good and jordan led with the most points. they are now 2-0 in the preseason. they are playing monday night in atlanta against the hawks. ohio state is hosting the indiana team yesterday in columbus. trying to remain undefeated and believe it or not, it was actual lay ball game for most

meyer is looking for his 55th win in his ohio state coaching career. the 3rd-quarter, it is now 14 as baiter is taking it in himself. and then later, weber is in. the buck eyes maintain a win. and they ice it here in the 4th- quarter and wilson makes the reception. touchdown, final 38-17. buck eyes win in columbus. ohios yesterday, miami at akron, big day for the quarterback, chapman, he scores here on the 70-yard keeper and they dot a 7- 3 lead and they were off and running. and chapman threw for three touchdown passes and he ran for 80-yards and they win big 35- 13. they are now 4-2 on the year. 2-0 in the mac. and they are hosting western

he ran for 224-yards and four touchdowns, including this 67- yard run. flash is the big winner, 44-20. and they improve to 2-4 on the year. flash is back on the road next week, they will take on miami. so that is a look at sports this morning, again, the indians and the red sox are coming up, game three at 4:00 p.m. fenway park this afternoon, that is if the weather cop rats. --cooperates still to come this morning, we take a look at the preparations for the second debate between trump and hillary clinton and this has a different style than

it is now 9:30 a.m. on sunday morning. you know it is sunday when the orange and brown is out there and the sea of grills are browns game today and it is finally feeling like football weather. a lot of people are probably bundled up out there, michael. oh, yes, i actually stepped out on the back deck and it is cold outsited with the breeze right off of the water. but again, if you are heading down to the center, it is chilly. grab the fall fleeces. here is a look at the temperatures, we are in the 40s

akron canton, 47. and closer to the lake, we are in the mid-50s. we are nice and dry right now and i think for the most part we are going to stay that way despite an isolated shower. and now going out to the east coast, this is where the cleveland indians are taking on the boston red sox at 4:08 p.m., it is going to be soaking wet, unfortunately. here is a look back at home, agn, clouds and sunshine today with highs in the upper 50s and low 60s. maureen, i hope it is not a wash out of a game, because i am looking far sweep on the east coast. >> yes, you an everyone else. >> you know, keeping my fingers crossed that the tribe is able to play today. >> perfect, well, we will keep you updated. all right, michael, thanks so much.

east coast. and on saturday, it hit georgia and the carolinas and many are thankful it was not as strong as predicted. and there was mainly flooding and wind damage, which flattened tree and caused power outages. but it is to blame for at least ten deaths here in the u.s. ? [ music ] ?? >> reporter: preparations continue for the second debate between donald trump and hillary the debate takes place tonight on the campus of washington university in st. louis. and now this debate will be different than the first, it will have a town hall fore mat with questions coming from audience members, the participants were picked up by the gallop option in part because they say they are uncommitted voters of the debate start at 9:00 p.m.- -voters. the debate starts at 9:00 p.m. on the east side today, you

pumpkin festival and now will has done everything from bro up pumpkins and i am excited so see what you have in store for us now. >> reporter: i am so talented this morning. i am just doing a lot of different things here. and maureen, this was actually name in the america's best pumpkin festival and it is because it goes 172-acres. there is so much to do out here, today from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., could you repeatny is now just give me a little taste, we saw the petting zoo, the pony rides so, many things to do. >> yes, so those things that you mentioned, we have the haunted hay maze today. folks can come out and do archery, make treats, candle dipping, we have carnival games. the cleveland metro parks are here. and so the admission for today, it is 5 dollars for adults and

free. and it is here in moreland hill and it runs from 5:00 p.m. today and it is a beautiful day. you can log onto our website for more information. >> reporter: and you know, you talked about the baked apples, but that is just a little bit of a taste of what you can taste out here. because everyone knows what makes a festival is at food. >> oh, we have--is the food. >> oh, we have got a lot food. walking tacos, fried things, sausages, pizza, french fries, cheesy fries, apple ciders. >> reporter: and it is starting with a pancake breakfast. >> yes, in 25 minutes. >> reporter: maureen, we will see you in little bit. >> all right, will, thank you. cedar fare is breaking

big dipper roller coaster is coming down. the demolition is coming in the coming weeks and they are working to preserve some of the art facts. but they are also saying there are no plans to sell, relocate, or save the coaster. cleveland is coming to the big screen yet again. we have preview of the new movie created by local film

welcome back, we were so happy to see many of the viewers at channel 3's fourth annual health and wellness expo. it was full of opportunities from screenings to fun events. and some of the favorite faces from channel 3 were there through the day. and we had a chance to sit in the chair from the voice, just so thank you for coming out. and it was great. if you were not with us earlier this morning, we had so many people come up to the desk, we were greeting people and we recognized some of the faces as our twitter friends. and it is so great. and they got the screenings done. >> and it was a great day.

to 10 czar thousand people going for the walk. i think you can choose to go for the walk and it was a huge success. >> and now people are walking to the stadium. that is what is happening. >> oh, yes, especially this morning. here is a look if you are thinking about walking to your boat, so we do, we are anticipating stronger winds from the north and you will certainly feel those this for the next 20 minutes or so. i think still think, though, through the afternoon, that we will see waving between 2-4 feet. heading out, it is feeling like fall this morning, temperatures through lunch time, in the 50s. i think we top out in the lower 60s later on this afternoon. but, look at where we are at right now. 40s down to mansfield. wooster is at 47. akron, canton, dover, doing the

again, winds generally from the north between 5-15 miles per hour. perhaps upticking to 20 later on this afternoon. but again, if you are heading downtown, perhaps going to the lot or to first energy stadium, grab that fleece. it is high pressure that is dragging down the cooler air from can that d right here in into northeast ohio -from canada right here and into northeast ohio. and then next week, temperatures in the 70s. and by the way, matthew, and what is going on. again, we are still feeling the effects of hurricane matthew, it is now a post tropical cyclone, so as of this point. but notice that boston, it is soaking wet through the day today, that is because of what is left of hurricane matthew.

out to sea, so think think by next--so i think by next week, it is not a problem for us herer in the lower 48. back at the home, now through lunch time, we will call it partly sunny. cool and breezy, and is that the trend through the afternoon with an isolated shower chance. look at what happens to the temperatures, though, overnight ton, into early tomorrow, we fall into the upper 30s, low 40s in some spots. we were actually in the 30s this morning in a couple of spots. closer to the lake, i think first thing tomorrow morning, we and thunderstorm, it is all coming with sunshine and plenty of it. the window nation seven day forecast, sunny skies tomorrow and tuesday. or monday, rather. on tuesday, looking great. wednesday we are in the lower 70s. and wednesday night into early thursday a chance for showers and then sunshine to wrap up the week, it is back. and now speaking of sunshine, maureen, back over to you. >> oh, you flattering.

ohio are now bringing cleveland back to the big screen just in time for halloween. clown town is hitting theaters. and now they are here to talk about film and how timely this is too, with the clowns that are popping up nationwide. >> yes, and we have nothing to do with it, actually. >> okay, all right, good. well, thanks for being here this morning. tell me about the film. what is clown town about? >> oh, it is a throw back to the 80s, out on a road trip to go to a concert and end uptaking a wrong turn into a small town and they are hunted by killer clowns. >> oh, wow, so you did a lot of filming here in northeast ohio. >> yes, we filmed in west lake ohio, crest line, ohio, and cleveland. >> and during the weather, you were telling me about crestline, because the small town ohio, and why is that the

>> oh, well, the effects house is there and robert is actually from ohio, he was in la, and new he is back. i did a film with him and we knew he wanted to come to ohio to shoot, connect to bob and they were awesome. >> okay, so this is, like i was teasing you, it is timely, because we have these clowns that are popping up, do you think that is going to draw more attention to the film because of the clown issue, i guess, we can these days an and we feel that, you know, we are not part of it that it is going to help the film. i mean, people are seeing it and it can only help. >> and where is the film today? >> catch it in ohio city. it plays until thursday. at 1:00 p.m. and7:00 p.m. and then also, it is available on dod and dvd, you can get it on wal-mart or am zone. a ton--amazon.

>> and you are going film festivals. >> yes, we are actually going new york in about two weeks for a big fest in manhattan. it is really cool. >> all right, hopefully this is the just the--this is just the first step. well up next, seven minutes with ross mitchell, this week, an interview with the director of the cleveland does nettliest ton at home.

hello, everyone and welcome to 7 minutes. the cleveland orchestra's 2016, 2017 season is under way and it is going to be historic, fun, and exciting. and here with the co who is--conductor, who is starting his 15th season .s thank you so much for having us here. >> great to have you. >> we are going to start our talk in a second. but first, for folks at home, now a look at you out work.

? [ music ] ?? >> thank you again for having us here. >> it is a great pleasure. >> you have been here since 2002 and you sign add deal to keep you here at least through

why cleveland? what keeps you here? >> because it is really unique. you know, for the best orchestra in america, which it is, to be situated in a relatively maul city, it is really unique and the spirit of the orchestra is so special. when i come to first rehearsal, everyone is prepared. it is great. and there is a focus on music, music only. and you know, in many of the other big places, if you go to new york, to london, to bernanke begin,--berlin, paris, there is always politics involved. and here, it is crust ab--it is just about the music. >> and if you had to pick one thing that makes a good orchestra, what is it?

really the mind set. it is what you want. what do you want to achieve. it oleasters here. >> right--it all starts here. >> and what do you want to do while up here? >> i want to achieve, depending on what we play. but in every piece, that is core message--there is a core message, to really get to the core of a piece, that is what i want. and you know, on the li musically better than anybody else. but at the own the day, it is all about communicating with the audiences, giving them--but at the end of the day, it is all about communicating with the awed denses. >> when you are up here, it is like a surgeon, a teacher a coach, i mean, all of the things come to mind. and i wonder who is going through his head at any time.

movements, that it is sort of a silent language. but i will say 50% of my job is physcology, you have 104 musicianings, in this case, so 4--104 musicians in front of you and they are all extremely well trained, educationed, they are great--educated. they are great experts on their instruments. and then, they also opinions. and you have to steer them all together in one direction, and that takes a lot of physcology. >> so you are like a teacher, coach,. >> yes, coach. >> and you started off playing the violin as a child. i read when you were 18-years- old, you were in a car accident and had to put the violin studies aside and concentrate on conducting, do you recall

point? did you know you had to make a change? >> no, i still tried to play the violin and i tried to fight it. and you know, these things happen in a split second, such as a car accident. but it takes a long time to realize what is really happening. and so it took me, really, quite a few years to sort of this, and know what i want today do next. >> why--i wanted to do next. >> why conducting? >> i think just because i have a talent for it. and it is--it is an amazing job, because as i said before, you have to sere all of the people in one direction. and it is, it is, oh, it is a

you have to multitask so many things at the same time. and you have to be able, each to predict things, which--even to predict tings which are about to happen and you have to avoid that, or you have to push it. >> sure. >> it is a fascinating, really, fascinate nateing job. >> let's talk about the new season, what are you looking forward to the most? >> oh, like always, you know, you have say oh, is this my favorite s that my favorite? the only thing i can always say when we plan a season is that i am always left disappointed because i have to leave out so many things because i debit have that much time. but for sure,--because i don't have that much time. but for sure, it is a passion and of course, [ inaudible ] the opera, it is truly a highlight. >> what is your favorite

>> okay. >> you go through phases in life. but one composer which has sort of be with me my entire life from a first chide hood memory, my mother playing the piano at home, must have been 3-years- old. >> okay, when you are at home listening to music, is there anybody that you listen to folks at home, and go i am am really surprised. >> i have to tell listen to music at home. >> really? >> no, i always, when people ask me that question, i say you know, think about being a surgery, surgeon--a surgeon, going home and watches videos of surgery. it has always, it has to to with that, my main tools are actually my ears because of what i hear. i have to control and i have to

rest. >> i think it is called a bus mesne's holiday gush-a busman's holiday. and you never do interviews, you do not do inter-is views a lot and somebody told me that you have no interest in being a celebrity and you have a very public job, it is tough? >> sometimes it is. yes. you know, i was born, it seems, to make music. and there are other sides to the job. but you know, i am a very private person and i love my privacy and so, sometimes it is a little hard. >> i have got about 15 seconds left. anything that you have not done in your career that you are saying i have got to do that before i decide to retire at some point? >> i have at home, a huge library and i have about 6000 or 7000 scores at home.

so i wish for a long life. >> you are going the be busy. again,--you are going do be busy. again, and--you are going to be busy. again, and honor. i will see you mondays at 6:00 a.m. on the--see you monday the 6:00 a.m. on the tuesday and back here next week.

well, it seems like most of ohio has tribe fever right now, includingment ohio state university marching band. take a look at this, during saturday's halftime show, they honored the indians. there were baseball moves and they move so fast down the field.

including, you guessed it, it is sunday, there is the lot, so many people are getting read i do go to the browns game. >> you can smell it in our studios, we are so close that you can actually smell the food. >> this is literally out our backyard. >> i love it. i love it. and the forecast, by the way, looks like this, temperatures at about 59- degrees or so. looking for a pix of clouds and sunshine today. unfortunately, i think that it is going to be a very wet day in so we will continue to monitor that. back at home tomorrow, 62, upper 60s, near 70 on tuesday. and another cool down is coming at the end of the week. but today, just bundle up. >> all right, michael, thanks. all right, go, tribe, go, browns: and thanks to our

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