good morning. we're really waking up this morning and getting the heart pumping. coming up, we're getting suited up. check he that out. it's a full moon. anybody else i swear people think that strange things happen during a full hoop. maybe you have some strange things happening to you, but the indians, not strange. the full moon might be good luck for us here in northeast ohio. >> 99% full this morning. the actually full moon is tomorrow, but, i mean, after last night, i mean, it's giving

northeast ohio. i'll be honest with you, you'll notice we're probably a little sleepy this morning, because that game was awesome to watch. >> i know. i tried to watch as much as i could. >> this is so true. if you are lucky enough to have tickets to this afternoon's game, it is going to be awesome. current temperatures outside, mid-to-upper 30s. one of the reasons why temperatures this afternoon will be warming so quickly into the 70s is because of a nice, strong, summer flow of air. that will help to usher in some warmth for us. here senior what it looks like.

lunchtime temperatures upper 60s. we'll call it sunny and mild. you just wait until you see the 7-day. so is that and so much more is just minutes away. >> all right, michael, thanks so much. well, game one of the alcs the indians jumped ride to it last night, beating the blue jays 2-0. the indians go on to win it 2-0, and now lead the series 1-0. game two is set for

headlines, we have video showing the moments leading up to a deadly drag racing accident. police say man and a woman were drag racing. one of the cars hit 55-year-old john kirdic, killing him. police say the man was well known and well loved in that neighborhood. >> for som t out here, they're already cabled, and you lose your life because of something stupid that someone else is doing something doesn't make sense to me. >> police say 21-year-old dianica was the woman who drove the car that struck him. she was arrested and charged.

found. neighbors say they had smelled it was for days. the couple that live until the home had just started using their are heat. neighbors described it to us the moment that it happened. er. >> happened at once. i saw a roof go up, and then just sprinkling parts of this. i felt a bus hit me in the chest. >> it was like a toronto. it really it just literally just went -- >> the couple who lives in the home was taken about by helicopter to the hospital. no word on their condition this morning. the state fire marshall is also involved in this investigation. officials don't suspect arson, but are not ruling it out at this time. next month cleveland voters will decide on the city's first income tax hike in 35 years. issue 32 is a half% income tax

million next year, about $40 million of that would go to balancing the budget. the money would also pay improvement costs, and go towards hiring 63 new officers next year. the city has lost $153 million over the last five years, thanks to state funding cuts. mayor jackson pains a grim feature if in voters turn down the increase. >> we're talking about hundreds of layoffs, and we're most services, and elimination of some services. >> those who live in the suburbs but work in the city could pay for most of this. right now, poling shows the measure is trailing, but still winnable. >> boss pro carting in brook park is underway.

helmet. hi, alyssa. >> reporter: safety first, but we need to get this interview over with so i can get out there to have some fun. i'll take my helmet off so you can hear me a little better. but we're at boss pro-karting -- boss pro-karting this morning. >> we're happy to be out here racers, and racing for us has been a sport of family a, of gathering, of having a lot of fun, and we've been wanting to do this for years. we're just blessed to be be able to pull it off. >> and you actually feel the part. i have this high-tech legit helmet on. what else do you wear? >> safety paramount swerve racer has to wear a help and neck brace, but we also have full race suits, gloves, and

full experience. >> how fast can you go >> >> oh, these carrasco -- these karts are really fast. on the corners around 35, straight-aways, up to 70. serve trying to outdo one another, and we're just a always having fun 37. >> reporter: what hours? >> we are open 7 days a week. today we open at noon and go until 11:00 tonight. we'll have the indians game on the big screen, go tribe. we're going to have a lot of fun today. >> do dew you still get out there? >> oh, yeah, have itly. any chance i get. >> reporter: thank you so much. coming up in the next half hour, i'm going to get completely suited up, and we're going to get on the track. back to you if the studio.

thanks. coming up, why honda is recalling 350,000 vehicles in

welcome back. we have details on how to make halloween less scary. >> reporter: the teal pumpkin project is squaring away some is frightening scenarios for children with food allergies, which is now the case with one in 13 kids. >> chances are pretty good that a child right down the street

has a potentially life- threatening food allergy. >> reporter: the teal pump project encourages people to use a deal pump kin, or -- use a teal pumpkin, or teal sign at are offering treats for kids with allergies. plus, remind children that snacking while trick-or-

scary just come. >> and it's never too early to plan your trick or are treating route, and wkyc.com is your place to find trick-or-treat times throughout northeast ohio. trending health story, to tell you about. eliminating drinks from fast- food meals could help reduce child hehood obesity. a new study found that kids consumed 179 more calories on average when their meals included drinks than when ey bought drinks separately. and parents who bought kids meals were more likely to choose soda, use, or favored milk. it's important to have the right footwear to prevent journey. footwear experts say choosing brand, color, and comfort are in the the only things to

if you run three miles twice a week, get newcious about every year. honda is recalling 350 through to vehicles in the u.s. because their -- 350,000 vehicles in the u.s. because their parking brake may not engage properly. honda is said the electronic parking brake may not work in it's applied immediately after turning the ignition off. they will repair the cars free. because of fire risks from faulty batteries, the postal service, fedex, and ups, are now refusing to ship return by air samsung galaxy note 7's. we take a close-up look on what can happen when a battery explodes. >> this is what it looks like. new surveillance video captured

women's hands. here is a all that's left of her phone. another device allegedly left charging inside this car, erupting in flames. so just how dangerous can a phone fire be? to find out, we've been granted rare access here at underwriters laboratories in chicago. better known as ul. you probably go. first up, the crush test. >> you're probably going to sight explode, simply because we're putting a a high crush test on it. >> reporter: all right, let's het it. you see the flames there. all of this from a small phone battery. >> did you ever realize you had that much energy in your pocket? >> reporter: then come this overcharging test. >> this is something you can do

and the battery has no internal protection. >> reporter: this is the reported cause of many samsung fine fires. , minutes, you can see the heat and pressure building. our battery puffing up, and then (explosion). watch it gain in slow motion. powerful explosion and fireball. >> this is a rare occurrence. remember, we overcharged that battery on purpose. just follow that the manufacturer gives you. use the proper charger with that battery, but also charge in is an open area when you -- open area where you have ventilation. coming up, ways to save, there's a new fart-smartphone

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i didn't even stay up for the whole thing. >> it is a huge day for us here in northeast ohio. if you are lucky enough to be headed down to progressive field later on again, first pitch at the 4:00 hour this te the low perhaps mid-70. i think by 5:00, we'll see partly cloudy skies. temperatures in the mid-70s for highs today. all in all, a decent looking day today. would you believe me if i told you monday and tuesday, 80s are back in the forecast. far cry from it right now.

tomorrow on sunday, i think we'll see our best shot for showers, compliments of an area of low pressure and a cold front, along he that cold front you can see where the rain is. all of that racing down towards the southeast. it will eventually move here to northeast ohio. not on your sunday morning, but sunday afternoon is when i think that we'll see raindrops here in town. so let's break down your day. now through lunchtime, it it be looks amazing in northeast ohio. a great day in sandusky, down towards mansfield, but watch what happens. i think we'll start to see a slow increase in cloud cover. again, a stray sprinkle or two possible, manically around dinner time this evening. that would be far and few between.

wonderful. most he of tomorrow afternoon looks good, as well, but tomorrow during the evening, around, say, dinner time, that's when a few of those scattered showers roll back in. this is by the 10:00 hour on sunday night. so third shift workers need the umbrellas tomorrow. temperatures today? low to mid-70s. a beautiful october day for us. window nation's 7-day forecast, bringing back the tomorrow, ahead of the showers, and more be rain. this is an early christmas gift for you. >> oh be, my goodness! >> how about low 80s on monday and on tuesday? >> where is the cool? >> i know, right? that's exactly what i'm trying to say. get some little armorings, whatever, floaties, and call it a good afternoon monday and tuesday. >> we'll just have to find puddle deep enough for us.

they would love to do something like that. >> thanks so much, mike. >> would you like to help make a difference in your community, on october 22nd? that's next weekend. join channel 3, some volunteers across the country to take part in this sing dale of service. our team will be volunteering across northeast ohio. you can go to wkyc.com to see the list he of places where you can help. after the break, we hit the campaign trail. the latest on trump allegations, and how hillary is headlines. and new rules for local street performers. how the new changes have been packing things up earlier than

if you're up at 5 : 30 and caught the indians game last night, you're probably sleepy right now. >> i weren't to bed the moment i saw the fire works and all with the home run at the end. i was making breakfast this

on the floor. was about 2:00, 2:30 in the morning, and i said maybe it's that full moon that's doing that. >> 99%. >> >> yeah, it's only 99% full, i was telling you. frost could be an issue down towards was. good morning to our -- towa good morning to our friends down in this area. temperatures by lunchtime 69 degrees before topping out in the mid-70s. a again, we'll call it partly sunny, so you'll no advertise a few more passing clouds. we're in the 80s by next week. we'll have more on that part of your forecast, plus talk about when rain rolls back in. that happens much sooner than

some -- maureen, but i know. >> we have a need for speed this morning. at least one of us does. alicia -- alyssa joins us live at boss pro-karting. great indoor fun for families. >> reporter: absolutely. we're about to get starts here. these are bathry operated racing carts out of europe. they go go about 35 miles an hour on the track. and they are battery operated.

we can do it inside here. >> that's so enticing. i have an official race license, and it's so cool, because it's links to an app where you can keep track of your scores. >> just like any other score, you have to keep score. it's like the official nascar race or indy car race. we keep all of your times. they get pushed out phone. you can track them, tweet them, post them on facebook, especially when you beat me, you know i'm going to put it on facebook, right some >> bragging rights, right? >> bragging rights. >> this would be a dream job for you. >> we're having so much fun. we're at a go cart track. if if year not having fun, we

>> can you stay on this for a second? all right. yeah. there she goes. she's doing pretty well. what do you think? this looks like fun. all right. producers are going to get upset at me. looks like a ton ofen fun. make sure that she provides -- all right, she's waving. okay. thank you, alyssa. donald trump is facing falling poll numbers amid a rising number of assault charges. >> trump train!

with women after a week threatening to derail him. >> i am a victim of one of the great political smear campaigns in the history of our country. >> reporter: he delays the growing number of women alleging he grabbed or globe them as political pawns. >> witnesses say 28 years ago, 14 years ago. >> and he came to me and started kissing me open mouth. apresenceis contestant summer is among the latest to offer an confusion, followed quickly by a trump denial. his campaign said it didn't happen, and summer are tried to get trump's help just this past april. >> i take absolutely no satisfaction in what is happeningen on the other side with my opponent. >> reporter: trump's broken teleprompter in charlotte pearl

a candidate forced off script, but still saying what his supporters want to hear. well, this week will be critical for both campaigns, as trump and clinton prepare for their final debate in las vegas. that debate takes place wednesday night at 9:00 p.m. >> this week some voters are expressing their dislike for this upcopping presidential election. some are even looking for their own candidate. searches for are write-in candidates skyrocketed over the last week percent. that's a record high since 2004. the states with the highest searches aren't even battleground states like ohio, but reppen and democratic strong holds like vermont, new jersey, and utah. cleveland's street performers may soon have to pack up their instruments and microphones and head home a little he bit earlier than they're used to. city council's finance committee has approved a measure that allows street performances from 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. sunday through thursday, and

to 10:00 p.m. friday and saturday. the full council will he vote on the issue nix monday. the restriction came about because downtown residents have been complaining about the news from street performances for quite some time. >> it was a busy day for cleveland sports fans. we hear from the indians after that fantastic win. and then we're going to chick out the cavs and the latest -- to check out the cavs and the latest with j.r.

good morning. wait a minute, it's a great morning. what a win last night for the indians as they beat the blue jays in game win of the alcs. so they sweep the red sox, beat the jays last night. they have not lost yet in the post-he season. let's go back to last night. terry francisco had his francona had he his guys ready early on. gets the double-play ball here in the second inning to end the inning. he hasn't given on run yet in the play-offs. francisco lindor, the big blow! the two-run shot off off estrada. estrada went 8 be innings, but would love to have that one back. andrew miller, nice having this

huh? what a night for him. an inning and two thirds. he struck out the side in the 8th. cody allen a one, would, three 9th inning, lindor with the final putout, which is fitting as he had the big hit in the game. let's hear from him about the big two-run home her. >> i was just trying to stay down through the baseball, and stay inside the baseball, and it >> he stays ready, and got that change up up, and put a fantastic swing on it, and it was the difference tonight. >> you don't see that a whole lot. you saw a lot of weak contact. guys going over. so being able to take advantage right there was huge, especially with the bullpen. >> yeah, music in the locker

trevor will now pitch on monday. he has 10 stretches on his right. y finger. doctors say he'll be okay to pitch on monday. he can't have anything covering the cut, and it can't be bleeding. the indians were shocked by the news, but not playing blame games. >> he was doing something that he just -- i mean, he could have been opening a box in the kitchen. those things happen, which it would have not, but it wasn't done maliciously, done by being silly. so tom lynn is bumped up to pitch today. and he has no problem with that. and he'll pitch at home. better than pitching on the

look at that e.r.a., that's a little disturbing if you're an indian. notice the first pitch, it is at 4:08 today. all right. let's talk cavaliers now, and they only have, one preseason game left, and that's a good thing, because the preseason really is boring, and last night nobody played as they lost to the bulls. so day will wrap it up in columbus next week. but we have great news, r. smith and the cavs have agreed to a contract. according to a record on cleveland.com, the deal was aided by a call fromtize love and a late -- ty lue, and a late call.

he is a fan favorite, no question about it. >> and the pen begins get a win last night, 2-1. the titans are a 7-he point favorite on the road tomorrow against the browns. josh mccown did practice this week, going to rush him back, so he is out for tomorrow. code yes kessler is back to -- cody kessler is back to start. we'll have highlights later on tonight. hope you have a great weekend, everybody. just ahead, the struggle to finally turn on your heater and

check of that forecast be, which includes some comfortable -- >> i wouldn't be surprised if a couple of people turned on their heat this morning. it's a chilly start, but into this afterthan, we warm things up way above where we were are at yesterday, and way above average. average being 63 degrees. that part of your forecast just

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many of you are probably turning on your heat on for the first time. we spoke with a professional to explain the great furnace debate. >> reporter: it's that time 0 year when people start warming up to the idea of turning on their heat. >> 95 to 98% official furnaces like this. >> reporter: he of calls if the fall. we tapped his expertise to settle some age old cold weather questions. first, should you set your thermostat and leave it, or adjust it to a lower temperature when you're sleeping or gone for the day? sal says let be it. >> your furnace is going to run a long time to get back to the 72 he-degree temperature. your furniture will drop in temperature, your wood work and walls, and those take a little while to get back to 72

should you wait before turning on your heat for the first time? >> you want to fire it up long before it gets cold outside. don't play the game. it's not a game. it's going to get cold. it's going to snow. >> reporter: sal said you can lose big time in the game of wait and see. >> don't wait too late. you might have to make a repair. knowledge and what's the best everyone door temperature? >> the best temperature is where you're cota easier said than done if you have more than one person at home. >> oh, yeah. >> who like the temperature just a little bit different. >> what is your ideal temperature? when is it way too cold if your home? >> i always put it, in the winter, like dead of winter, i still like it in the low 70s, and then my his band puts it at, like -- my husband putting it at, like, 68, and my mom

sweater, bundle up at home, but i want to walk around and be comfortable. >> there was a ton of folks that had their heat on over the past week. it did get a little chilly. for me, i wait until we bottom out around 60 in the house, and i'm, like, all right, time for the heat, save a couple of bucks. but today if you're heading out to the drive game, listen. no worries whatsoever. mother nature are turning up the heat. you will notice more clouds as -- posed to yesterday, and then by the 9th inning, as the tribe walks away with another big old win. here is what your day looks like. the rain is back, and by monday and tuesday, 80s are back in the forecast.

down towards wooster, just a handful of degrees above freezing at 36. we are squeaky clean on radar. so rain not an issue. here is where the rainfall is, northern minnesota, towards, say, the international falls area. all of this moves into our neck of the woods, not today, but tomorrow and on sunday. not tomorrow morning. i think that s when we'll see the rain -- is when we'll see the rain pivot through indianapolis before making hidway into northeast ohio tomorrow afternoon. let's time that out for you, so you can time out the rest of your weekend. today looks amazing. now through lunchtime, sunny side up, through this afterbe noon. temperatures in the mid-70s, but notice the increase in that cloud cover 0. although an isolated sprinkle is possible,

stay nice and dry. first thing tomorrow on your sunday morning at 9:00 a.m., a great looking start to get some errands done. tomorrow afternoon, you'll see those clouds really pick up. and then by tomorrow evening of evening, around, say, dinner time, as you're are get egg things ready and set for -- you're getting things ready and set for any next workweek, that's be when the showers will roll in. to just the way we like. the seven-day forecast showing you sunday temperatures within a degree of 80. would. >> reporter: be too surprised if some of our friends towards holmes county actually got to that 80-degree mark. and then we're in the 80s here in cleveland monday and on tuesday. once the rain roll backs on in by wednesday, thursday, friday, with much cooler air. but in the meantime, we're kind

around. but i am a-okay with 70s and the 80s. now, i do enjoy -- we've had the fall there's no weather. i like this. i like that it didn't go from summer, 90-degree heat -- >> to snowing. >> yeah, to snowing. >> which has happened in october before. >> that's right. so this was nice -- >> yeah, you get to ease in, have a little fall, go back to summer. >> yeah, i like this. i like this. >> thank you, michael. >> columbus to introduce you to this bundle of joy, and how she keeps cool. that's coming up after the

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the lindor be taking on the toronto -- the indians will be taking on the toronto blue jays again today. and in the background, you can see the 99% full moon. that is right, not 100 percent. about but nurses, michael, i'll swear, is say they get a lot more cases in the sp >> yeah, when there is a full moon, just more action seems to be going on in the e.r. so tomorrow, the full moon actually at 100%, it may be a little tricky. but for the rest of us, though, we're loving it. water temperatures in the mid- 60s. winds generally from the south, but here is what it looks like.