coming up on channel 3 news today, the search for a suspect continues after a teenager is gunned down while working in a store. they did it again, going fe players after the big win. channel 3 morning newscast is made possible by universal windows direct. you will be saying i love my windows and now i channel 3 news today. it is 6:00 a.m. on the sunday, oxo -- october 16. this is over progressive field. i am sure that there are still -- [ laughter ] -- confetti and fireworks residue.

a couple of hours ago. it was such an exciting game. >> oh my gosh. the pitching. it was phenomenal. i mean, just -- i was with my parents. just my dad was glued to the tv. and i was like to show my gosh. he struck him out again. it was so exciting. >> it was so good to see. the energy in the city last night was incredible. >> i think that was what was the most fun about watching the game, watching all of the fans. the towels and the it was really fun. >> a quick story, i live downtown and i could hear the cheering from the stadium and i live blocks away. you could feel the excitement. it was such a great night and it is leading to a great morning this morning as well. temperatures -- did you notice this? >> it feels like summer out there. >> it is crazy -- the temperatures that we are seeing right now our normal daytime

so we should only be in the low to mid 60s. we are near 70 downtown, 62 in o'leary a, nice and dry on the radar but we will not be staying that way. we are expecting some showers to roll in generally after lunchtime and more after 2:00 p.m. it will be a beautiful start to the day. get the running and the jogging end. after the noon until scattered showers and then isolated rumble of thunder. we will talk about the timing on that and went -- i cannot believe that i am saying this. 80s returned. that and more in a few minutes.

news this morning. a 15-year-old boy was killed during a robbery at his family's restaurant in cleveland heights. it happened at around 7:45 pm on friday at this mr. hero on south taylor road. police released surveillance images of the robber firing the shot, one shy of, hitting the victim in the high. the suspect took some money from the register and ran away. mayfield city school identified the victim -- a sophomore. we are told that his family owned the mr. hero and the teenager was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. >> i am actually shocked. i moved into this area because it is a good area. all of the things that are happening and we do not come out after dark. >> crime stoppers is offering $5000 for information leading to an arrest and indictment. we have also learned that former browns linebacker and auburn start quentin groves has died he was the second round nfl draft pick and he died in his sleep because of the death has not been released but he revealed in 2009 that he was diagnosed with a condition that causes rapid heartbeat.

now to all of the excitement that we were talking about, the indians on a roll with first-round sweep and now up 2-0 against toronto after another big win on saturday. cleveland starter josh tomlin -- he pitched five innings and struck out six batters. carlos santana homered in the second inning to put the tribe on the board. soon after, francisco lindor would make it 2-one met with a game 2. the series goes to toronto monday night. we will have more coming up in sports. we are just doing our thing. cleveland team that is used to playing to our finest. we know our fans are counting on us but nobody yet has us winning so continuing to be ourselves.

every single game but let's just win one at a time. and then we come back with a two chances to clinch it. the best feeling that we can get right now and we will take it out -- 2-0. a lot of guys writing some highs. you can catch the information you need for the indians post is an action on wkyc.com. we want you to share your pictures with us using the # be on 3. in the race for the white house, the final debate between donald trump and hillary clinton is on wednesday. hillary clinton is mostly staying off of the trail to prepare while donald trump is spending today in new england. chris pollone has the latest. >> reporter: in new hampshire, donald trump unshackled. >> and right now, she is

questioning hillary clinton's health and go even further than that. >> at the beginning of her last debate, she was all pumped up at the beginning and at the end, it was like -- take me down. i think that we should take a drug test. anyway, i willing to do it. >> reporter: the call for a drug test caps a dark week. at least nine women have accused him of inappropriately touching them like he described on the bombs -- the bombshell access hollywood tapered nbc news has not verified the women's claims. he has taken to her cut attacking his accusers and telling supporters the election is read. >> it is a rigged election because you have phony people coming up with phony allegations with no witnesses whatsoever. ending up from 20 years ago, 30 years ago, how about this crazy woman on the airplane? >> reporter: reporters made clear that they are -- supporters have made clear that they are with him no matter what he says or does. >> he comes across as is -- as

shoot himself in the foot and i hope he gets more and the issues but that will not change may. >> reporter: the latest electoral map shows donald trump with a narrow path to victory. hillary clinton is beating him in nearly every battleground state and taunted him at a fundraiser. >> -- if we do our job in 25 days, donald trump will stop being on the news every single day. >> reporter: 23 days left in one of this country's most unusual presidential campaigns. chris pollone, nbc news, new york . the clinton campaign also hit with another email weakening -- wikileaks to have transcripts of the speeches hillary clinton gave to goldman sachs between when she left the state department and she wants to presidential campaign. the campaign has declined to confirm the authenticity of the transcript >> as you might have expected saturday night live opening sketch last night took aim at the second residential did -- debate between billy clinton and donald trump, including hillary clinton played by kate

and being interrupted by donald trump play by alec baldwin. >> thank you. i have got a boring what. the affordable care act is not affordable. will you do to bring the cost down ma coverage better? >> well, that is a great question. i agree that obamacare can be improved. but it does have its benefits. never went, insurance companies cannot deny you coverage because of -- conditions. number 2 -- that is a big deal if on number three -- [ laughter ] -- [ applause ] -- sorry. and number three, women it cannot be charged -- [ laughter ] -- >> saturday night live it airs saturday night at 11:30 pm on channel 3 a. this morning, how political campaigns are using your social media data to get your vote.

farm to see what they have going on for the fall season. you can check that out. i am sure that has something to do with apples and pumpkins and maybe some bakeries.

us. it is 6:11 am. it is that time of year. the leaves are changing colors. there are pumpkin, hayrides and festivals. live at patterson fruit farm in chester landsberg one question for you. have you tried the pies? >> reporter: i have not yet but maureen, they took me back and they showed me the process that they are doing to bake them and we will show you that in a little bit. i want you to feast your eyes on this.

apples is what patterson is known for and i'm surprised that they do not have the patterson apple named after them. the patterson is joining me. i had no idea. i will let you know right now, i was -- i remember growing up i learned about brandee smith and red delicious but you have 50 different varieties of apples that you sell. >> yeah. you think about back in the days when we grew up, that is all you eight, three or four and if you were not happy, you ate a banana. today apple -- for every single variety, sweet, sweet tart, crunchy, hard, or soft. we have got it, baking, eating, pies. >> reporter: what is the most popular apple? what you point them towards? >> the honey crisp is the number one apple. it is fantastic for eating and it has got an explosive crunch to it and it is the clear number one. after that, the melrose and the fuji apple and the gala apple and the jonathan gold.

>> reporter: you have got a lot going on for the fall, a festival, and maureen -- she knew -- patterson -- she thought about pie. >> this is a fun time and i think we are going to walk into the bakery later but we have got a couple of ladies that come in at 6:00 p.m. and she walked out the door at 5:30 am. th day so between the pies and the donuts and the apple fritters and a hot cider, our fall festival were the kids go out and play, that is what this season is about. >> reporter: maureen, i do not need to ask you but i can. do you like apples? take a look. how about them apples? >> how about them apples. i am into baking and i have been baking everything with apples. yes. i will grab a bunch and make it. >> this is for you. >> all right. sounds good. thank you. consumer news, sony has started selling its playstation virtual-reality headset.

test yet for mass-market appeal of the virtual-reality experience at home. the $399 headset operates sony is hoping that the device will continue the strong momentum that is gaming unit has been seeing. worldwide it has sold over 40 million playstation >> the world chocolate craving is down. how is this possible? according to a recent report, chocolate demand is down due to china's economic slowdown. chinese customers have lost their appetite for paying high prices for western chocolate. despite the downturn western chocolate companies are betting on the chinese market. hirschi says it plans to continue expanding its shanghai -- shanghai-based chocolate business. concerns about your privacy online with the election approaching. presidential campaigns are in overdrive on facebook add

millennials, through online advertising. what you may not know is that they are able to target you down to where you live and what you like to do. nbc's joel in-kind explains how it works. >> reporter: the average user spends almost one hour a day on facebook, scrolling, liking uncommenting, and each move you make facebook is scooping up more than your age, location and relationship status, working with retail brand of political campaigns to gather more than 15 million -- personal things about you including how long you have lived in your home, credit lines, which groceries you buy and what kind of medication you are using. >> i was a bit freaked out by it for sure. >> reporter: he has been on facebook for eight years and feels like a political

spread to parties or entities that you had no idea -- it loses that sense of trust that you feel. >> reporter: this date is especially useful as political campaign spend an estimated $1.2 billion on digital advertisements. >> i am donald trump and i approved this message. >> i can look at a zip code and i can tailor specific interest within that zip code. you can address those people directly with a message that will resume. >> reporter: who did you target? >> issues. >> reporter: he runs an advertising firm and says that targeted facebook advertisements can help the candidates move up in the polls and they are cheaper than television commercials. >> this is live or die for politicians so being able to get the people exactly where they are and motivate them in the polls is totally essential. >> reporter: hillary clinton campaign says it is spending $30 million on digital advertising between now and election day. >> we face. challenges but we can solve them the same way that families do, working together. >> on facebook where competition for your attention with your best friend, your spouse, your kids and -- if we are not able to produce a message, a video that is

well that you can scroll past it or click to anything on the internet. >> reporter: them both campaigns match voter information with facebook data to get out the vote donald trump's campaign uses his huge twitter following, gathering personal data from twitter and matching it to find you on facebook and show you the advertisements. >> when donald trump sent out a tweet and they are read tweeted -- we are able to pull that data and use it for -- >> reporter: they call it the surveillance business model. every click that you make will impact what you see in the future. >> it means that when you go on facebook, you are likely presented with advertisements and information based on what your patterns have done in the past, and it is not neutral. it is not supposed to be neutral. >> reporter: the digital experts say that it could be made more available to the government and to hackers and the more that is collected, the more it is a target.

catty and treats for halloween and while some are choosing alternative giveaways this holiday. a look at what is playing at theaters this weekend we also want to get a check of the forecast. yesterday was gorgeous. are we going of the day and the second half we will bring in about a 60% chance for showers and a rumble of thunder so if you're thinking about going out on the lake, do it during the morning because things make a topsy- turvy on the lake later on. we will talk about with the 80s return to the forecast right

welcome back. it is 6:20 am. consumer analysts say that the strong economy has helped drive increases in spending on halloween from decorations to

high this year and as jack first report, some people are getting creative with their trick-or-treat giveaways. >> it is a fine paper >> reporter: the cartoonist has a twist for halloween. >> to get kids excited about comics and reading. >> reporter: he gives out his many comic book featuring his cute goats. >> bookstores. >> reporter: tax of 25 in comic book stores as an alternative gift for trick-or- treaters. >> they will get tons of candy and hopefully a comment look along the lines. >> reporter: according to a national retail federation survey more than 171 million americans plan to celebrate halloween. >> i think it is a no-brainer. >> reporter: the plan seed and flower bold company aims to

junk food. here it is pumpkin seeds, to roast or put away until spring to start growing next year's jack-o'-lantern. >> it was a nice, healthy alternative to the traditional getting a candy bar or piece of gum at the halloween snack >> reporter: the national retail federation expects halloween spending to reach $8.4 billion this year. an all-time high. with those celebrating, spending on average, nearly $83, up about $8.50 from last year. >> going to continue expanding. >> reporter: the professor predicts more and more companies will embrace halloween, even ones not typically associated with the holiday as a way to introduce themselves to shoppers. >> to show people -- they are a fine organization. they have find branzburg >> reporter: some giveaways may be more creative and candy is still king that survey said that more than 94% of consumers plan to buy it shelling out $2.5 billion. halloween is not just for the kids but animals like to dress up items the ninth annual spooky pooch parade in lakewood coghlan park as host for the festival that celebrates this season.

event of its kind in the region and it even gets kids in on the fun. how can you not? trick-or-treating among vendors. all of those colorful four- legged costumes kept everyone entertain. how cute. >> that is so funny. >> [ laughter ] the little drawers and everything. >> look at the theme. we were at the store and my three-year-old saw a doggie costume and she insisted that that is the one that she wanted i had to explain to her that was for a dog and they dress up for halloween. >> i know that you like that. >> try telling a three-year-old that. >> that probably did not end to well. >> no. the weather -- but it does not feel like halloween. >> it is gorgeous. when you walk out the door. >> it is amazing. it is literally upper 60s right now. we mentioned before that it is warmer right now in downtown cleveland than where we should be for a normal daytime high

and check out the numbers through this afternoon. it looks like a summer forecast, 10:00 in the morning, 71, by lunchtime, the mid-70s and what you will notice is the increase in clouds and eventually we are expecting some of those to give way to scattered showers and perhaps an isolated thunderstorm. mainly throughout the afternoon. we will say after lunchtime but more specifically after the 2:00 our and then tomorrow, tuesday, not only are we in the 70s but the 80s are back. the current temperatures, upper 50s towards akron, canton, upper 60s, in downtown, and most of us nice and dry right now a but it is just towards the northwest you can see the scattered showers and thunderstorms along the cold front. that cold front will swing

it will get pretty close to swinging through northeast ohio and, as it does so, we will see some afternoon showers and, perhaps, some rumbles of thunder, so again, it will be one of those deals where if you plan on being out and about later on this evening, around dinner time, umbrellas will be needed. we will take you after lunchtime and this is ron 5:00, hit and miss showers, really coming into fruition during the later evening hours so if you 11:00, that is when we will see the scattered showers and the isolated thunderstorm chance. we will hold onto that throughout early tomorrow morning, by 7:00, 9:00 and then tomorrow afternoon i think that things will gradually clear out. look at the temperatures. upper 70s, low 80s, not bad at all to start off the upcoming work week. the rainfall totals -- anywhere between 1/10 inch or two under a half inch and i think if you do see one thunderstorm, that is where we will see the higher rain totals. mid and upper 70s, perhaps

60 degree reading. window nation 70 -- seven-day forecast, bring in the 80s. not only on monday but also on tuesday. again, maureen, it will be one of those deals where it will almost be borderline hot to start up tomorrow and tuesday. >> yesterday i think i underestimated the weather -- i was bundled up. it was too hot. >> shorts and short sleeves today. you can get away with it. >> all right. thank you. ben affleck is getting most of his notoriety these days for playing batman, but his latest film -- he plays a different kind of here. here -- what is playing at the theaters this weekend.

cooking the books for some of the scariest people. >> reporter: acpa ocd could make him doa in the accounted for ben affleck plays a character with social issues but his beautiful mind make some employee of the month for the world's most dangerous criminals and the cia wants to put a stop to it. the accountant is rated r. kevin hart is a high roller in what now? the rock star comedian follows up his 2013 concert film with this offering which was filmed at a 50,000 seat stadium in philadelphia. kevin hart, what now, is rated r. -- this film follows four women at odds with a male-dominated society and it will take lows of patience and determination for them to find themselves in the base -- in the face of expectations. it is in limited release. >> you can use your energy. tran1bite needed for these super skills. a teenager discovers his body can generate energy resulting from experiments done by his father so when he teams up with

powerful force ready to take on inevitable evil. it is rated pg-13 for that is the preview. nbc news. after the break, it has been a stop -- a shopping destination and a helping hand. wide it is closing its doors after more than 40 years. we will be right back. i know that you said that you like to bake the this is an apple freighter. they sell over 200 dozen of these things, expected to grow out of the door just today alone we are live out pattersons creek farm we will be checking in after the break. i fight back. that's why i'm still here. every woman has a right to defend herself with a gun if she chooses. hillary clinton disagrees with that. don't let politicians take away your right to own a gun.

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welcome back. it is that time of year again and the leaves are changing colors so maybe you are going to a pumpkin patch or you need some apples, apple cider. live at the patterson fruit farm in chesterland and if anybody watching has not made it to pattersons, it is a destination. it is a must do during the fall. >> reporter: is insane out here. i showed you the last half- hour, with all of the apples but the apples are good when they get into things as well and that is the bakery section where they do doughnuts and ties galore and you can take a look, making them because today is going to be a big day and the weekend especially. the bakery is hopping. you came in last night to -- tell us about the variety that we are seeing. >> we do 30 different varieties of donuts, somewhere around 30. apple cider, cinnamon, pumpkin roll, snickers, melted caramel, maple bacon is always a

if people are doing it, we are doing it. >> reporter: you have got the pies to go with it and this is, i imagine, the apples that we see in the store over in the pipe form. >> yeah. the apples mostly come from the michigan area, actually, but they are -- the fruit that is put into the pies is local the entire baking of the pie is here and that is why the pies are so good because it is using the fresh fruit. >> reporter: we were here were they were bringing in the apple fritters that she is setting up, and you told me two under 75 dozen of these. you expect them to go out the door today. >> today we will sell about 275 and we have got a couple of people that make those for us every single morning. they are fresh. when people start rolling in in

freighter. >> reporter: tell me about the bestsellers and the doughnuts. you have a lot of ride i have been wanted through all of the different toppings. what seems -- you cannot keep it on the shelf? >> apple cider is number one. this time of year pumpkin donut is number two met and we use the pumpkin in the donut and then cinnamon, number three, and everything else is mixed in -- of the normal struggles and everything everybody likes. apple cider is number one. i bet it is one third of the donuts that we sell. >> reporter: i have got to tell you that this is one time that you really wish that there was a way to waft the aroma through the camera because the view does not do it justice. this whole place smelled so good right now. i have been salivating since i walked in. >> i know that we are on a delay so you will hear me a little bit late but my sister- in-law came up from columbus

for a pie from pattersons because the bakery was so good that she wants us to ship her a pie. >> reporter: you are trying to get me into bringing -- you want. >> i'm just saying -- we are good friends. >> reporter: it is a good flavor. >> it is that good you cannot get patterson pies anywhere else everybody has to try one. >> reporter: there you go. there is a testimonial. track -- >> we will check back in with you at we want to check in with michael because it is perfect -- >> pie eating where there. >> yeah. i am going to be going face first into that. here is what it looks like outside, a beautiful start to sunday, with temperatures in the low and mid 60s, upper 60s downtown. not a rain drop on the map just

that is going to be changing by this afternoon. there is a lot going on today. of course, the want to end alzheimer's is taking place throughout the morning. the temperatures are in the 60s and by the 9:00 hour we will be in the upper 60s under mostly cloudy skies and around lunchtime, as things are wrapping up, there is an isolated shower chance but i think that we should stay dry throughout the morning which is the good news. highs today pushing near 80 into the upcoming afternoon, and we will actually get there, not only on monday, but also on tuesday. we will talk about that part of the forecast coming up in just a couple of minutes. again, lots to look forward to. >> another gorgeous day. thank you. it has been a lakewood stable for decades. the grocery store announced it will close its doors next month. it is not only a place for residents to shop. carly flynn morgan explains how the closure will impact its unique job placement program. >> reporter: she has shopped here for eight years. >> it is a little bit hard to not have a tear come to my eyes. >> reporter: she believes in making healthy choices and the mission of training people with intellectual and physical

help. >> reporter: it employs 35 people including several trainees a learning skills that they can put to use in the community. >> once they get a job, they show up on time and they are really reliable and they love working. >> reporter: this is part of the nonprofit cornucopia, executive director nancy says that revenue is no longer support the operation. >> our sales have dropped over the last year in particular. >> reporter: 20 years ago organic produce like this was only available at two stores in greater cleveland and now you can get it at the giant eagle, walmart, costco and for cheaper than here. she is one of the employees who will lose her job. >> i have a box of tissues out today. you know? this afternoon -- the customers are crying. they are that loyal customer.

-- determined to support it until its last day, november 12. >> i will come back every day until it is closed. >> reporter: carly flynn morgan, channel 3 news. >> thank you. all of the employees will have to look for other jobs in between is with disability's will be placed in one of cornucopia's other programs where they will continue to learn skills to be more independent. coming up next, the indians had a big win and they go to toronto with a 2-0 a leader and more on the win and why this garage door is making such a buzz on social media.

now the toyota of bedford sports report. >> hi everyone. good morning. it is the brown sunday, and we will get to that in a moment but we want to start with it is because they are two wins away from region to the world series for the first time since 1997 as they will go to toronto, up

the fans are wild for game 2 -- two days ago we waited until the sixth inning and yesterday it was the bottom, the second inning, carlos santana batting fifth -- that is up and over the wall. the first career post-season homer -- they answer top of three, josh donaldson goes other way. tied at one metric bottom of three, francisco lindor loves the moment, delivering a single up the middle, and ed -- he scores a 2-1 and then the score would remain 2-1, cody alan on for this say, three up, three down, and the indians -- four hits but they win again, 2-1 the final setting a franchise record with their fifth consecutive post-season win and they lead the alc as 2-0. >> that was our goal to be able to win the first two at home and then see what happens in toronto. to go out there and to just play the game.

far down the roadway, you will look up and it -- it will be 3- 2, so we do not want to do that. we want to focus on monday. >> many heroes yesterday, allen, davis, santana, but the job does not get doneth i loved watching him pitch yesterday. look at how off-balance the toronto hitters were. he was 5-2, allowing one run on three hits, six strikeouts, though home runs, not been given a long ball -- two great starts and he is in a good place mentally right now. i asked him last night after the game how good it feels, not to step up once but twice in the post-season. >> they are playing great defense and putting together great at-bats. the bullpen is doing what they do.

there are other guys that have stepped up huge and we are playing good baseball but this is no time to get complacent. we have got to go to toronto and faced a tough team. to try to win a couple of games. a lot of the players put the main event. i think that it is miller time. my goodness. harry franconia went to miller in the seventh inning and he dominated, and he faces six batters and he struck out five of them. no runs, no hits, the first pitcher in post-season history to strike out five batters on consecutive days. what a weapon. >> it is a blast. i think that you try not to get too high on it because you do not want to overthrow and get out of your mechanics but it is fun to play in front of these guys when they show the cavaliers on the television -- when they get wild for two strike accounts or loud because we of the runners on base, it is a blast to be a part of it and you try to enjoy it today is a workout day in toronto as the teams traveled last night. the american league championship series continues tomorrow, game three, rogers center, 8:08 pm is the first pitch, and the best-of-seven

eliminated in canada but they could top -- pop more champagne. trevor bauer is scheduled to start and we caught a glimpse of his pinky finger that was wrapped up a but it cannot be during the game. he had stitches on his finger after a drone injury. terry francona and says that the indians remain confident that he will make the start. onto the browns, they take th game for the browns. cody kessler starts for the browns. they will be looking for their first win, and the titans quarterback marcus mariota has not been great but coming off of a big week, beating miami, they have not once it back to back since 2013 and they have not won at home yet, 0 and it 2, but still they are not overlooking the browns. they are the favorite. >> on any given sunday, a team can beat you. to me it does not matter.

are good players. they have made it here for a reason hopefully -- we will come out on top. >> we will see if they can get the first win of the and do not forget that sport tonight is coming up after sunday night football and we will have a preview of the indians and the blue jays in toronto. the next time i see you, everybody, it will be from canada. have a great sunday, everybody.

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she posted this on her facebook page. how cute is this? the hungry monster house she posted the video part it has been shared thousands of times. with the millions of views. how cute is that? and creative. >> can we figure out the address and do our show from here?

>> can you imagine kids walking past? >> two daughters would love that. >> they would sit there and stare at it. >> i want to open up the garage. >> [ laughter ] >> she probably has kids standing outside of her door and i have done that with christmas decorations. my kids wanted to see her -- my daughter -- >> to drop by. >> the people come out and they are like -- stocking my house? is there a problem? >> we are looking at the decorations. >> your fault that u >> it does not at all feel like the middle of october in northeast ohio. >> it is phenomenal. >> it is funny -- i'm going to wear fall closing today and it -- yeah. i am looking at the temperature forecast for today. i should have busted out the shorts and short sleeves.

yesterday. we made it to 77 degrees and the normal high, by the way, right there. 62. i want you to keep that in mind because we are going to talk about that in a second. here's what it looks like throughout the day. eventually, throughout the morning, although the temperatures will make it to about 75 by lunchtime, i think that after lunchtime is when we will start to the can in the clouds and around dinner where i think that we will see a couple of scattered showers and thunderstorms. remember the number 62, the normal daytime high temperature. that is where we are right now, 6:45 am on sunday in elyria, youngstown, 62, upper 60s, within 2 degrees of 70 already, in downtown. you know that it is a mild start this morning and it is going to be a warm afternoon. up towards the north, the state of michigan, we are tracking

thunderstorms and all of that rain on the way by late afternoon and into the evening hours tonight so if you have dinner plans, maybe you're thinking about going out with the friends and family, you bring the umbrella. again, throughout the morning and the better half of the early afternoon, things are looking good but watch what happens at around supper time. i think that we will see scattered showers and some embedded thunderstorms in there. it is not going to be a dredging all night rain but we will see the author don showers, consistent enough during the overnight and throughout early tomorrow, where you will want an morning. i think that by monday afternoon, al rain chances start to go down. how temperatures start to go way up, upper 70s, low 80s for highs. and in the wake of all of that rain, i think that we pick up anywhere between one tended to under .5 inches of rainfall throughout northeast ohio. temperatures today, mid and upper 70s, perhaps even some low 80s with evening showers and perhaps an isolated thunderstorm or two, and

those things, maureen, where earlier in the work week we would have the heat on -- at least some of us did and you might need your air- conditioning by tomorrow. >> such a difference between the 80s and 59 for the high next weekend. let's get it in. >> and then it gets really cool. >> just in time for halloween. >> looking forward to that. >> yeah. we do not want to the heavy winter coats. >> exactly. you want to be able to show off oakland -- conditioning -- condition does and some kids stepped up to make a difference. more on that story when we return. >> we are talking with the cu oversell. >> it is great to see you. >> i'm excited because there are a lot of things going on and i think that the theater renovation. >> it is very big.

theater, closed for september. when we reopen in october, you will walk into the transformed experience that is going to be extraordinary. >> what is going to be different? >> first of all, when you walk in, you'll see the beautiful new carpeting, comfortable new seats, and the screen itself and the production system -- we are moving it to be in the world's first laser projection system in a dome. it is going to be bright. i mean, really break, a typical lamp at home might be around 900. this is 90,000 the screen. it is like nothing you have ever seen. >> it truly is an experience. i think that is safe to say. >> design zone is the new exhibit that opens october 1. in this, we turn you into a creator, a designer, a problem

you are going to design a skate park, design a roller coaster, and throughout all of it, we help you make your design better by showing you the map that is involved in all of those things. >> this is what i love about the great lakes sign center. it is so hands-on. >> at great lakes science center, you do things, you make things, you create things. this is cleveland. we make sure that you have this experience when i am at the science center. all of the information to get

welcome back. the battle against bullying has become a hot topic in recent years but for one child, it is not bullying but kind words that is leaving an impression.

>> reporter: it is hard to look different in elementary school. she was in first grade when severe plaque psoriasis spread over her entire body. and bullying came on quickly. >> i felt -- i did not feel pretty. >> reporter: medication for her soul arrived. kind letters from the oldest kids in school. fifth-graders. >> you will be an amazing person. you are wide. >> reporter: and they sent friendship would walker to class. it was an effort initiated by the students. >> they can make a difference. even if it is for one little girl that is having trouble because she is not pretty. they can make a difference. >> reporter: for the next two years, her dermatologist cups searching for what would heal her outside none of the treatments are approved for children work. her parents struggled with

for adults. >> reporter: we -- >> we are teetering with how she looks at her self-esteem and her health. what do we choose? both of them are lifelong problems and it is very, very difficult to choose. >> reporter: her family chose the adult medication used under strict oversight by her doctor. haley is now a healthy third- grader, feeling the need to pay kindness forward. >> i have lots of friends now. i feel great. after the break, the race for the white house is heating up and how the candidates are preparing for the final debate. >> reporter: we are talking doughnuts. we are talking pies and we are talking apples, live at patterson fruit farm, talking about the great fall

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thank you for being up with us. you can see people on the roadway, going out, and maybe -- a cup of coffee. let's get you prepare for your sunday. it is the middle of october. if you walk outside right now, it feels more like -- i'm trying to think -- bb june. the beginning of july? >> right? >> it is so warm out. >> it is amazing. temperatures right now,

for the daytime high temperature. 62 to 63 is the normal high in northeast ohio and many of us are above that and some of us are sneezing and sniffling throughout the day. the reason is because of the high mold count. again, that kleenex may be needed. 62 to 63 is the normal high and we are already there in mansfield, elyria, over towards young student ashtabula -- downtown, 69, water temperatures in the mid- 60s and dry right now but a hop, skip, and jump over towards michigan shows you that we are tracking the scattered showers and thunderstorms from -- throughout grand rapid michigan racing into northeast ohio. it gets here later on this afternoon, generally after lunchtime so grab their brothers if you plan on being out and about the highs are nearing 80. we will talk about when that settles into northeast ohio, much sooner than later in a couple of minutes.

developing news this morning, a 15-year-old boy killed during a robbery at his family's restaurant in cleveland heights. it happened at around 7:45 pm friday at this mr. hero on al taylor road. police released surveillance images of the robber firing one shot, hitting the victim in the head. this -- they took money and ran away. mayfield city schools identified them as sunny robbie patel, a sophomore. we are told that the family owned to the restaurant and the teenager was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. >> i am actually shocked. i moved into this area because it is a good area -- all of the things happening -- we do not come out after dark. >> crime stoppers is offering $5000 for a reward for information leading to an arrest and indictment. some sad news in the browns world. former browns linebacker and auburn star quentin groves has died groves was a second round nfl draft pick in 2008 he died

been released a but he revealed in 2009 that he was diagnosed with a condition that causes rapid heartbeat. groves was 32 years old. you can feel the eem with a first-round sweep and up 2-0 against toronto with another big win last night cleveland starter josh tomlin stop toronto office early, pitching five it is striking out six batters. carlos santana homer. after francisco lindor would make a 2-1 with a single and take the indians into game 2 -- having them a win a game 2 -- the series goes to toronto for game 3 on monday night.

just playing -- up front. we know our fans are counting on us but nobody has is waiting so enjoying the ride and continuing to be ourselves and it is a humbling experience. >> we're going to try to would make every single game but we are with the mindset, 1 at a time and we come back with two chances to clinch at home. it is the best feeling that we can get right now and we will pick it up 2-0 and a lot of guys running on highs. >> you can catch of information you need to keep up to date on that post is an action on wkyc.com. in the race for the white house, the final debate between donald trump and clinton on wednesday. hillary clinton is staying off of the campaign trail to prepare while donald trump is spending today new england. chris pollone has the latest. >> reporter: in new hampshire,

for the debate. >> reporter: he is questioning hillary clinton's health and going even further than that. >> at the beginning of her last debate, she was all pumped up at the beginning. and at the end it was like, take me down. i think that we should take a drugt and to do it. >> reporter: the call for a drug test caps a dark week for the nominee, with at least nine women accusing him of inappropriately touching them like was described on the bombshell 2005 access hollywood tapered nbc news has not verified the women's claims. donald trump is attacking accusers and tolerant supporters that the election is rigged if he loses. >> it is a rigged election because you have phony people coming up with phony allegations with no witnesses whatsoever. ending up from 20 years ago, 30

the airplane? >> reporter: reporters -- supporters have made clear that they are with him. >> he is a good man with a good heart. >> he comes across as an underdog maybe in either dog that tends to shoot himself in the foot and i hope that he gets more on the issues but that will not change me. >> reporter: of the latest electoral map shows donald trump with a narrow path to victory. hillary clinton is leading in nearly every battlegun >> if we do our job, in 25 days, donald trump will stop being on the news every single day. >> reporter: 23 days left in one of the countries most unusual presidential campaigns per chris pollone, nbc news, new york. the clinton campaign also was hit with another email wikileaks -- discontent -- claims to contain transcripts of speeches that hillary clinton

launched her presidential campaign. the campaign has declined to confirm the authenticity of the transcripts. a u.s. navy ship has been fired on yet again off of the coast of yemen. we have the latest on the missile strike but first will you check is having some fall front for us this morning. >> reporter: good morning. at patterson fruit farm, the apples are looking so good and you almost think that they are not real but they are not we will show you coming up after

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the fall season is in full swing with a lot of people looking for apples to pick or apple something like fritters to eat. will you debt has us all covered at patterson fruit farm in chesterland and i hope that -- if some of these pies and apple fritters. >> reporter: they are. i was pushing freights a little bit ago. it is good to help out. they have got everything that you can think of. bill patterson is joining me from patterson fruit farm but it takes a little bit to get the apples ready to go and that is where this machine comes in. explain what happens. >> this is a greater and a washer and a sorter. what we are doing is taking these. they hold about 750 pounds of

apples up to the washer. over there, that is going to watch the apple and it is going to scrub the apple -- we do not wax our apples. apples have a natural wax. it is going to scrub the apple and put on the natural -- and show off their natural wax of the apple and it is going to take it over and sort apples over here into sizes. the people expect the same size apples throughout whatever package they have. >> reporter: this is basically a spa and they get to chill in the water and get a scrub down and then they come over here. do you do certain apples at different times? because obviously, we talked before. you go through 50 different varieties of apples. yeah. we started in july. this is purely a baking apple. by about august, we are sitting out -- on about three, four

right now on the display we have 17 varieties. this is one of our very popular varieties and we have about 17 varieties so we are probably at the maximum right now and all winter long we will probably carry about 6 to 8 is different friday's. >> reporter: we have been showing you that they have the bakery that everybody is going for the donuts and the pies. stuff and coming up in the next half-hour, we will take a closer look at what they do in the fall. it is fun for the whole family. >> reporter: it is interesting to see the process. thank you for showing us.

around the world. a u.s. official says that for the third time in recent days, the navy destroyer uss mason was fired on as it sailed near yemen. officials said that one missile was fired at the destroyer and that the ship deploy countermeasures and the vessel was not hit. after the earlier attacks, the usa destroyed radar sites in rebel held areas. john kerry said that a high level meeting regional agreements to stop the violence. he met yesterday with diplomats from russia, saudi arabia, iran, and other countries with interest in syria as he left, he called the meeting candid and constructive and a brainstorming session. one of history's most famoat england. they dressed as medieval shoulders -- soldiers to mark the 950th anniversary of the battle of hastings. more than 1000 -- 1000 soldiers -- they shot errors across the field. william the conqueror victory in 1066 he began the conquest of england. the driver of a stolen suv was arrested after a high-speed pursuit and a brief standoff in the last -- in los angeles

it made its way on surface streets with speeds of 60 miles per hour and take a look at the video. the car was weaving in and out of lanes with sparks flying from a rear tire and south gave police -- on his trail. the driver stopped in the middle of a street in montecito heights, a little after 10:00 after a short standoff. she got out of the car, and officers rushed in with the guns drawn. to take her into custody. is working together to try to change the narrative and create a sustainable future. the good news is that it is working. greg visited oberlander to find out how this community is seeing the possible in sustainable living. >> reporter: there is something different happening in overland. this small community is coming together to create a model of sustainability. >> it is reducing emissions,

fossil fuels. it is educating for sustainability. it is sustainable economic development, localizing foods and more. >> reporter: one part of becoming sustainable is reducing your need for energy on outside the area. the solar farm was built on the north side of town. the solar panels tracked across the sky -- it produces plenty of power. the city also wants to reduce the need for cars. overlaid is one of the most northeast ohio. you can see bicycles everywhere and often it is harder to find a parking space for your bicycle bandit is for your car. >> there are 17 cities -- that have pledged to become carbon neutral so we are one of those cities. >> reporter: but colleges busy developing a 13 acre green arts district in the center of town. the new area includes highly

hotel, restaurant, and conference space, including a wetland that surrounds the entire project. part of the project goal is to change people's behaviors and one way to do that is to give them the information about what they are using right now in the entire community with screens like this. you can see your impact on overlaid anywhere in town. all of this change will happen fast. the project calls for a big reduction in 20 -- or 2000 -- by 2030 and 100% by 2050. it s provide a new way of living in a part of the country that is not known for its greenways. in oberlin, channel 3 news. would you like to help make a difference in your community? on october 22, next week i come you can join channel 3 and volunteers from across the country and take part in the single day of service. our team will be volunteering across northeast ohio. go to wkyc.com to see the list of places where you can help it brands versus generics. we talk with a pharmacist on which is better for your help. is one better than the other?

hit by a major storm, leaving thousands without power. we will update you on matt. we want to take a look at home at the forecast. despite with the calendar says, it is actually still in the latter half of october. the temperatures are in the upper 60s to get things started. we are dry right now but the rain is on the way. we will talk about when i

welcome back. the storms that many in the pacific northwest have been bracing for made landfall on saturday the track of the storms moved west off of the coast of washington state, bringing a weaker system to the seattle area than expected more than 20,000 customers were left without power and downed trees were reported across the 55 miles per hour for puget sound and 55 along the east coast. meteorologist say that even though the storm was not as strong as predicted, it is good that people were prepared. we have been hit with some very interesting weather lately luckily here -- >> in northeast ohio, we have been spared. you know? >> that is great.

and another gorgeous day yesterday -- for everyone at progressive field, you could not have asked for a more perfect afternoon. it was not too hot, not too cold matt. >> that everyone is in their 80s t-shirts in october. usually you have the park is on. a jacket or something. >> not at all the case, and today, yeah, the shorts and short sleeves -- do not rule it out and by tomorrow, it will almost be mandatory because temperatures by monday and tuesday -- they are in the 80s. again, a lot is going on. let's jump into it. throughout the day, i think that the first half of the day is looking excellent to get out and about and maybe to hit the grocery store, looking great. try to get that done before lunchtime, 1:00 until 2:00 p.m. because after that point, is when you will notice the clouds picketing and giving way to scattered showers and perhaps

the current temperatures outside, the low, bid, and upper 60s downtown within 1 degree of 70. most of us are nice and dry which is the good news but you will notice that towards the northwest, in the state of michigan, you can see were the line of scattered showers and thunderstorms are. the good news is that there is no severe weather embedded in that and we are not expecting any severe weather but we are certainly expecting the rain to roll through northeast ohio, mainly during the afternoon and evening, and even with that, i think that it will be later in the afternoon, throughout the evening, and overnight hours tomorrow, so you will need the umbrellas if you plan on going out to dinner, maybe celebrg a birthday. this morning, it is looking fantastic. the morning jog, the morning ride, if you want to open up the windows, you can feel free to do so and leave them open for about lunchtime, and after lunchtime is when you will notice the clouds picketing and eventually that will give way to dinner time scattered showers and perhaps even some embedded thunderstorms in the mix as well. notice that the rain is lingering during the evening,

tomorrow morning. the good news is that by tomorrow afternoon, however, i think that the clouds begin to erode, and that is diminishing the rain chances so by monday afternoon, the temperatures, upper 70s, lower 80s and we will call it partly sunny and that is going to end of a being a really decent monday evening on top -- on tap for us. the rainfall totals, between 1/10 of an inch to less than half inch and more than expected if you're sitting underneath a thunderstorm. the temperatures today, mid and upper 70s, low 80s, and the winds, by the way, from the south, 15 to 20, you will feel those. the overnight lows, low to mid 60s, when donation, seven-day -- showing you the temperatures on the rise. low 80s, and is this -- this is my first ohio -- my first

is this usually what we expect here? of the low 80s? by mid to late as october? i am okay with that. >> it feels a lot like last year. last fall -- i remember all of the seven-day forecast, 70, 70 and this is more of a roller coaster. but it is not very typical. >> not at all. i am not complaining about it one bit. >> no the complaint department is empty. thank you. brand versus generic and a lot of people have questions about which one is better. i am thinking -- brand it must be but that is not usually the case. >> there is value in generics. if there is a dear, i would feel comfortable. i take. medications. >> reporter: he is the director of pharmacy in the comprehensive cancer center and he makes this very simple point that when it comes to brand- name prescription medications, versus generic -- >> the generic is the same as the brand. there is no difference. the only difference might be in the filler not the active ingredient it is that active

>> reporter: the important part. >> that is the matter. >> reporter: he should be some examples like this commonly used cancer chemotherapy drug. >> this is the brand, very expensive and this would have been over $4000. >> this has the same active ingredient and if -- this is about $3000 so you are saving 25%. time i'm he points out that light brand-name medications, generics are vastly regulated some he says are coming from other countries. that never used to be part here is the good news. >> in order to be able to sell the drug in the united states, the fda has to have approved of that manufacturing plant if they have not approved it, it cannot be sold in the united states. >> reporter: overall he believes that generics are safe and just as effective as their brand-name counterpart but i think that the brand drugs offer us a great opportunity.

treat new indications. however, once a generic becomes available, i have no doubt that a generic will serve your needs almost as well. >> reporter: especially if you are on a budget. >> if i am a senior and i have a chance of paying four dollars a month versus $50, $60 a month, it is a no-brainer. >> according to the pharmacist, generics are fine unless your doctor is specific about the need of a name brand drug, due to specific patients needs, allergies or interactions with other medications. topping consumer news, sony has started virtual reality headset that it is seen as the biggest test for the mass market appeal of the virtual reality experience at home for the $399 headset operate through the playstation for mac gaming console. sony is hoping that the device will continue to help the strong momentum that the gaming unit has been seeing. worldwide it is over 40 million playstation. that have it is never too early to plan your trick-or-treating

keep that in mind as we go closer and closer to halloween. five after the break, meet the press moderator chuck todd will be joining us with his take on if donald trump can turn things around after the latest sexual assault allegations. having fall fun part hopefully taking up baking. >> reporter: forest gump talked about everything and do with shrimp and he -- we are talking about all of it including the fall festival at

welcome back. the time is about 7:30 am and we are a few weeks away from the presidential election. both candidates are stumping hard despite controversy. meet the press moderator chuck todd is joining us now per good morning. >> good morning. >> hillary clinton has been gaining ground in certain polls and for donald trump is there any way to turn this around? this is a big question. >> it is. new wall street journal poll out and it shows that he is in aid deep, deep hole, but perhaps the good news is that there is another debate, one more debate, one more unfiltered chance in front of 50, 60, 70 million people, but when you look at how he has chosen to respond this week to the lengthy list of accusers when it comes to donald trumps personal behavior, it is hard to see how -- him staying on

is a way out of this. he has got to attract republican voters that have never been attracted to his candidacy yet. it is hard to see how anything he has done this week is going to help him get those last remaining republicans who have been hesitant about his candidacy. >> going into the weekend, donald trump had more women accusing him of sexual assault. are we done? are we going to hear for more women? >> i don't know. you know, obviously, that is something that is hard to know at this point. nine is a lot. that is the number that we are up to this weekend since the debate last sunday. they have been able to sort of

them individually, but the sheer volume, i think, is certainly taking a toll and, again, it is how donald trump is responding to this that is making a bad situation worse. >> you mentioned that the division among republicans. people are taking a look at the ballot and going down the ticket do think that it will hurt other republicans on the ballot as people go into vote? >> i think that the republican campaign down the ballot has is not about donald trump pushing republican voters away from the republican party. the concern that these candidates have is somehow republicans that do not like donald trump that are turned off by him but cannot bring themselves to vote for click -- hillary clinton will not show up. they are so turned off that they will not turn out. that is how waves happen. anytime that you see one party take control of the house, it is because the other party was demoralized and had a drop in turnout. that is the concern that the campaigns have if the skeptical republicans on donald trump show up to the polls they will -- they made vote for hillary clinton or gary johnson for president but they will vote

fear is that the voters do not show up. >> we will have to see as we got closer. we always appreciate your perspective. thank you so much. he will be back for meet the press starting a 10:00 a.m. after channel 3 news and 95. you have a lot of things to do today and we want to get a check of the sunday forecast. >> who is ever voting for some heat, well, your vote has been cast and it has been heard by mother nature. e already in the low, mid, and even upper 60s in downtown cleveland. 69 degrees. our normal high temperature for the day, by the way, is 62. we are already there at 7:30 am in youngstown, ashtabula, back towards mansfield, dry right now, but the rain is on the way, and this is going to change things quickly and in a hurry.

the afternoon is increasing clouds, so if you are going out to the wok to get alzheimer's, that will take place throughout the morning hours but i think that things are looking good. by around lunchtime, temperatures in the mid-70s. i know this sounds crazy but if you are thinking about going for jogging or running, you can most likely wear the short sleeves and shorts because it is a mild start this morning. i think that we stay relatively dry throughout the wok, but we will talk about when the rain chances do approach your backyard and your front yard, coming up in the next couple of minutes. back over to you. mood. a lot of people are talking about how they want to make it out to an apple orchard or get some pumpkins or anything that has to do with bakeries, surrounded those fruitless. will ujek is live at pattersons fruit farm and you have made us all very hungry this morning. >> reporter: you listed a lot of things that you can do and

it off of your to do or your wish list and you can do it in one stop and look at this pumpkin for this has impressed me. it looks fake. it is not fake. they had pumpkins of all shapes and sizes. we talked about it all morning with the bakery, the apples for sale and a lot of good food and behind us, we have the pumpkin patches, the apple orchards. you have got everything. let's talk about the fun possible that is going on. started 20 years ago and we started it because we had too many kids in the market and we had to find someplace to go so we threw some straw bales and the kids love them. we started to expand on this idea of the fall fun festival. the whole idea is to make a setting that is like throwing up on the farm, so we have the straw pile, because when we were kids -- whatever the straw got deliver, we're play on that and we would have a corn maze because when you live on the corn farm, you treat the cornfield as a masonry of slides because anything that we could slide in the -- we used to slide on big piles of fertilizer that were this call. we would fly down those and that is what we did we had

cars and cards and tractors to play on because that is what we did we are trying to make that setting so that when the kids come out and enjoy our farm, that we have set that up in a safe way in a way that they can get the most enjoyment out of doing the same things that were probably pretty dangerous at the time but they were fine. try when you have taken a dangerous lifestyle growing up on acceptable for kids to check it out. everything with wagons and pony rides going on as well. >> we have got pony rides and we have got a horse-drawn wagon rides and pony rides, face painting, pumpkin painting, and we have got the pumpkin patch that we finally opened up. they are there. that is going on there is something for the kids all day. we also have refreshments and we have the kettle corn and we have to -- funnel cake -- as well as the store. and you can pick your own apples at the farm for a

term of what is the time? >> a 10:00 until 5:00 on fridays, saturdays, and sundays and 9:00 until 6:00 on the we gave on the weekdays, monday through thursday and the far market is open 9:00 until 6:00 every day of the week. >> reporter: we have had a viewers say that they showed up and everything looks good and we need to buy some stuff. we will have to put the registers. >> great customer service that they were able to do that. thank you so much for we will check back in later. jays let -- yet again an air app 2-0 in the series and we have the highlights for you

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now of the toyota of bedford sports report. >> good morning. it is brown sunday at tennessee and we will get to that in a moment but we have to start with the idiots because they are two wins away from reaching the world series for the first time since 1997 for as they will go to games into not in the best of seven alcs. another packed house, fans while four-game two, and two days ago we waited until the sixth inning and yesterday was the bottom of the second inning, carlos santana, batting

season homer, 1-0 indians and the blue jays answer -- josh donaldson goes the other way, an rbi double, tied at 1, and francisco lindor loves the moment. he delivers a single up the middle, and a -- he scores and 2-1 and the score remains 2-1r, cody allen on for the same, three up, three down, indians with four hits but they win again, 2-1, the final, setting a franchise record with their fifth consecutive post-season win and they lead the alcs two games to none. >> that was our goal to be able to be -- first two at home and see what happens in toronto. go out there and play our game. >> if you start thinking too far down the road, you will look up and you will be -- it will be -- it will be 3-2 -- we do not want to do that. we want to focus on monday. are many heroes yesterday, allen, david, santana, francisco lindor -- off the -- i loved watching him pitch yesterday look at how off-

5 2/3 innings pitched, allowing one run on three hits, six strikeouts, no home runs, not giving up a long ball in the playoffs and two rate starts this post-season, in a good place mentally i asked him last night after the game how good it feels to not just step up once but twice in the post- season. >> the guys are playing great defense and putting together great at-bats and the bullpen is doing what they do. it is not just be stepping up but there are other guys that have stepped up huge and we are playing good baseball, but this is no time to get complacent. we have to go to toronto and faced a tough team in their part and try to win a couple of games. >> a lot of the players put the main event. i think it is miller time. my goodness. terry francona went to miller in the seventh inning and he dominated, and he faced six batters and he struck out five of them. no runs, no hits, the first pitcher in post-season history

consecutive days. what a weapon. >> it is a blast. i think that you try not to get too high on it because you do not want to overthrow and get out of your mechanics but it is so much fun to play in front of these guys and when they show the cavaliers on the television, when they get louder for the two strike counts were they get loud because they have the runners on base, it is a blast. you try to enjoy it. >> the day is a workout as the championship series continues tomorrow, game 3, rogers center, 8:08 pm a first pitch and the best of seven series -- of the indians cannot be eliminated in canada but they could pop more champagne. trevor bauer is scheduled to

of his pinky finger that was wrapped up but it cannot be wrapped up during the game. he had had stitches on his finger after a drone injury. terry francona says that the indians remain confident that he will make a star. onto the browns, taking on the titans today in tennessee. it is already the fourth road game for the brownsburg cody kessler starts for the browns and they will be looking for their first win. the titans quarterback marcus mariota has not been great but coming off a great week of beating miami, they have not won back-to-back games since 2013 and they have not won at home, 0-and 2 but they are not overlooking the brownsburg they are thvo beat you. to me it does not matter. everyone at this level are good players. they have made it here for a reason, so hopefully come out on top. >> we will see if they can get the first win of the year. do not forget that sports tonight is coming up later after sunday night football and

indians and the blue jays in toronto. the next time i see you, everybody, it will be from canada part have a great, sunday, everybody.

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interesting role because it is all about engagement with our position is dedicated to the advancement and inclusion of young professionals. what i truly like about our group is that they are a passionate group of millennials. they are interested decision-making and making the community the best that it can be. one of the really great ways that we can do that is becoming specifically engaged and casting ballots at the ballot box as well is running for public office and getting involved in local boards. a large group of millennials in cleveland are coming back -- it is the migration -- reorganizing the city so cleveland millennials have a great tracking record in the past few years of voter participation. the most outstanding statistic is that in the 2014 election, cleveland millennials of voter 9% higher than our peers nationwide another great way is

different ways that young professionals are getting involved in the fabric in cleveland. one of them is joining the professional organizations, and associate board, a larger board for some of these really worthwhile nonprofit that align with your values and your personal mission. there are opportunities for young professionals to get involved at the city and county level on boards and commissions and share their viewpoints that can shape the fabric of our go to wkyc.com. square talk. we would love to hear from you. we had a gorgeous day yesterday especially for baseball and we want to know, does it continue today? if you walk outside, and open your window, if you have not been outside, it feels like summer. >> it feels like a summer morning. >> it does.

i was in short sleeves in the middle of the night and it was perfect. >> it was amazing and here is where all of the action took place. yesterday afternoon. i am so proud of our tribe and i want to make sure that we say this -- i am sure that you noticed this. it was so cool to see all of the cavaliers players there at the tribe game so it is a city coming together for it, rallying the indians on and if you are thinking -- it is sunday, find it, and you want to kick back and relax and go along one of the scenic routes in northeast ohio and enjoy the day with the windows down, go for it. it will be a beautiful morning not only for that but even if you are thinking about going out for a jog or a run, the temperatures through lunchtime, in the mid-70s, and you will start to notice the increase in clouds. they are eventually leading to scattered showers after lunchtime and more around

the current temperatures as maureen was saying, feeling like a summer morning in downtown. we are within 1 degree of 70 degrees. waking up with us in akron, canton, 61, good morning, wooster, 60 degrees, and we are dry right now but it is towards michigan where we are tracking the scattered showers and thunderstorms. that is developing along the cold front and that cold front is going to slowly slip and slide towards the southeast and eventually throughout northeast ohio. more so after around dinner time tonight so the overnight hours -- to begin monday morning. let's time everything out. this morning, squeaky -- squeaky clean, a beautiful start to send and throughout the afternoon, most of the early half of the afternoon looks good but it around dinner time, we see the scattered showers, perhaps thunderstorms

this is a snapshot, 10:00 p.m., and even overnight, throughout early tomorrow, monday morning, you will need the umbrellas but by tomorrow afternoon, the clouds begin to clear, and that helps to propel the temperatures into the upper 70s, and perhaps even low 80s. that is not -- not before picking up .25 inches and some spots, if you see the thunderstorm under .5 inches of rainfall expected -- window nation, seven-day forecast, the temperatures in the 80s. on monday and tuesday afternoon, look at tuesday, all of that sunshine, low 80s and the forecast, and it is going to be awesome. we fall back into the 70s on wednesday, and eventually into the 60s, thursday and friday, and next weekend is trending towards upper 50s. until then, listen, windows open and if you have a convertible, the first half of the day, droptop is down. >> it makes it so weird when you go to the store and you see the christmas stuff out already and it is 80 degrees. >> everything seems like -- >> a little off. >> [ laughter ] a beautiful day on tap so and then the rain

as we mentioned, get ready. you may be paying more to see your home this winter. and colder winters expected. we are going to ask michael about this and the energy department says that highs -- household bills are likely to be higher for all four main

what do you think, michael? but i think in northeast ohio, we will be generally okay because the lakers really warm, 29+ days of 90 degrees keep i think that we will be okay. but those -- turn off the heat today. you will not need a. >> we will be back here at 9:00. see you soon. thank you for watching channel 3 news. take channel 3 news and weather with you wherever you go. download our feet -- our free

closed captioning of channel 3 news is sponsored by serpentine chevrolet. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> we are at the westside location. at has gotten bigger. you start in the garage. you have a big warehouse. how does it a bigger? >> we blew out the wall and we connected the warehouse next door. basically doubled airspace. we have added a lot more new product and a clearance section and the prices are better. >> before we get to the new product, tell everyone what you have in the warehouse. >> we have dining room sets, bedroom sets, kitchen cabinets, pillow top mattresses,

pretty much -- i can go on and on. >> let's talk about the new lines that you have, specially some made in the usa. >> we have three all wood bedroom groups, complete with mattresses. you can get them for around $1000. we have added american-made solid wood groups that we are going to save you -- you would not believe what some other stores are charging for this. >> that is what people have to take away from this. you are saving them thousands of dollars so when they want one thing, the amount that you save them -- you are going to buy a household of furniture. >> a bedroom set and a leave with a dining room set and a hot tub. >> you have two location, on the west and east side of the people that you have, you have to be proud because they take care of thousands. >> the one thing. we save a lot of money on our warehouse. we really invest in our people.

west side, east side, so there is no excuse but when you come here, this is not all that they have to offer. go to their website. they have got thousands of items. northeast factory. you just keep growing. we greatly appreciate it.

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