coming up on channel 3 news today, one community is offering help after a team was killed in a neighborhood area. how can you get tickets? northeast ohio will come alive with hundreds volunteering for a community service project today. how you can get involved. thanks so much for being with us on this saturday,

. the tribe and the world series is the talk of the town. we are going to forecast what it's going to be like on tuesday. every store has indians gear and it's flying off the shelves. >> -- it's a little cool and temperatures in the 40s right now. it is definitely fall fleece whether -- weather. we have 10 to 15 mile and hour winds and gusting over 30 miles an hour. if you are thinking that you want to head over to the lake, i might table that until later on this weekend or perhaps next

umbrella before you head out the door. it is make a difference day. temperatures are in the 40s this morning. if you plan on heading out and about in volunteering in the local community, i think the highs will make it to the low 50s, if we're lucky. what is going to happen on tuesday? we have the tribe at home for the world series. we have the cleveland cavaliers as well with their first game. it is going to be incredible. will the weather holds up? that's the big question. we all have tried t-shirts. we just need to know -- tribe t- shirts. we just need to know if we need tribe coats.

community members came to celebrate the life of sunny patel who was working on october 14 when he was shot and killed for the money in the drawer. friends of sunny -- sonny remember him as a great kid. >>he never used words to hurt anyone. he always used them for laughter. >> people are designing t-shirts loving friend. what a time to be back in cleveland. >> [ cheering and applause ] >> the indians are going to the world series. >> [ cheering and applause ] >> that's after the cavs won

>> hillary clinton spoke to a cloud -- a crowd in cleveland yesterday. we now have a report on the final two weeks of election day. >> reporter: with two left before election day, time is on hillary clinton's side and she is hoping the numbers are worth 200 million americans now registered to vote. >> that is more than we have ever had in our entire history. that is really good news. -- for our democracy. >> reporter: in ohio, the key to donald trump's hopes, she

>> she is the most corrupt person ever to run for the presidency of the united states. >> reporter: in swing states of north carolina and pennsylvania donald trump took shots at clinton, the dishonest media and the rigged system. >> i am going to fight to bring us all together as americans who are divided. we are a divided nation. we are going to be a nation of spirit. we are going to love everybody. >> reporter: for the next tromp and clinton. -- donald trump and hillary clinton. and clinton -- in cleveland, donald trump and mike pence will be holding a rally at 7:00 tonight. tickets for the event are still available on donald trump's campaign website.

tribe into the world series, he started his second start in the majors, in toronto. even his home town in texas is taking notice. >> we are still a small country town, very humble and a lot of things. >> reporter: something strange happened this week. diehard texans started cheering for the cleveland >> i went to some stores in frisco saying, you may want to start bringing in some cleveland indians supplies. >> reporter: he started in his first game ever in a game that would determine whether the indians would go to the world series, some said he should be shaking in his boots.

he showed them. >> it's such a great story for a young man who is so deserving. >> ryan is your typical salina kid. >> reporter: they say ryan is just as texas as you can get. >>people -- he said if he ever go tractor and a truck. >> we were doing drills and i looked up, and i said, where is ryan. a tractor had gone down the road and he was looking at a tractor. he said, that is a cool tractor. >> reporter: you can take the boy out of texas and thrust them onto the national stage but -- >> -- it's hard to take the texas out of the boy. >> [ indiscernible ] is now in service. this is named wing foot 2 and

foot hangar. our airship was christened by akron's ronnie james. we will let you know how you can make a difference in your community along with hundreds of volunteers. yoga can help your body and mind stay healthy. michael will be learning some

it is so good to see you on this saturday morning. helping us along our life's journey is this yoga instructor. thank you for coming to cleveland. >> it is a pressure -- pleasure to be here to knowledge and experience. >> you have many decades of experience doing yoga. i was doing research on you and found out you have several cds you have put together and books. you have done hundreds of different yoga poses and you will actually be here doing a demonstration and symposium tonight and tomorrow in aurora, ohio.

>> some of the beautiful benefits that can be achieved in a very short time, radiant health, good mental powers, good memory, also some spiritual powers through meditation. also, in yoga we have the first system in yoga which is compassion, respect, reverence that gives us the ability to sense [ indiscernible - heavy accent ] things. for those who don't believe in god. >> you have such a passion we can hear it when you speak. some of your team members are behind us.

i am not one who has done yoga before. for a beginner like me where is a good place to start? >> start here. this is the cobra pose. lie down here. put your head above here and grabbed the edge of the matt. now come up and straighten the elbow. >> stay down and straighten the elbow. come up. >>try to see my feet? there's no way. [ laughter ] >> this is the beginning one. take it all the way down like this.

like that. >> wow! there it is. man oh man! >> then go to the dog, raise your hand and lower your pelvis. >> wow! this would really improve your flexibility. >> put your hands on the arm. lean forward and take your feet off the floor. >> [ laughter ] tell me really quickly, in this last 30 seconds, how people can become a fault -- involved tonight and tomorrow in aurora.

that is spelled d-h-a-r-m-a. >> that was a good yoga workout for me this morning as well. i can feel the energy behind that and i think that is what we are going for here to define that equilibrium in balancing >> thank you. and vegetarian. i have never seen a doctor. >> thank you for your kind words. of course we will be back with more. i have to hand it to michael, live yoga is not easy. today is make a difference day. more than 1500 people including

65 different projects. we are getting a jump start this morning. this is the metropolitan ministry men's shelter. it's great to see you on a saturday morning. >> reporter: it is great to see you was all. here is our buddy -- first of all i want to know if our buddy is okay. >> [ laughter ] we will have to find out after the show and maybe tomorrow. >> reporter: it is make a difference day. i hope you are having a nice one. it is make a difference day 2016. we are down the street at shelter at 2100 them a just down the street from the studio. 400 men a day are being served here each day. they do fantastic work. there are programs for veterans, work programs and also volunteer programs and

. these are some great guys. we hope to have a wonderful time with them today. we are going to do some [ background noise ] and eating and playing games. get this. the guys are going to get haircuts. let me walk over here. this is lori who owns four great clips franchises in the cleveland area and she is going to be here today with her crew giving these guys haircuts. lori, it's great to see you here on this saturday morning. >> good morning. >> reporter: what are you going to do >> we are excited. we have the largest haircare brands in the world. we have over 4000 salons and we are locally owned so our franchisees are involved in the communities in which the salons are located. today we are hoping to give the men that live here is a great experience. everybody feels better when they've had a haircut and they have fresh air so we are going to do that for them today. >> -- >> reporter: you touched on this but why is this so important for you in a great clips company to be involved

to the communities however we can. we are vested in the people in our communities because we are in our communities. we have 79 salons in the cleveland market. we are all really involved in the aspect of giving back. for the last seven years, we have been involved with the cleveland indians, go tribe! and we've also been involved with the cleveland browns. it's important we in as many activities as we can. >> it's great that you are helping these gentlemen as well. we will talk with you later today. we will be back with you in the next half hour talking with someone from arby's. this is their first year sponsoring make a difference day. that's coming up in the next hour. that's it for me now. do me a favor and check on our buddy michael. i know a guy who can come out and help him. >> i think he's finding ice somewhere for the sore spots. [ laughter ] we will be checking back in with you. i will ask him. listen in and we will see how

moneyman matt granite will show was a seat cushion that not only helps your back but gives you abs too. how do you know if your kid -- how do you know if your kid is watching too much tv? the latest advice coming up.

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my lower back hurts. [ laughter ] we have a solution for you today and it is cheap. >> it will also get you abs. i don't even know what those are. [ laughter ] the next time you do your laundry, sit on this. >> it looks like a seat cushion. >> it's more than a seat cushion. it has memory foam similar material. if you were to use this while watching the tribe during the world series or enjoy this at another sporting event, this forces you into a better position to alleviate pain and it also strengthens your core. by no means am i an expert and by no means do i have back pain that is beyond belief. but our intern does and we sent him to a doctor.

your abs strong in your hips at the right angle to make sure you have pressure off the back. you were in a car accident. >> i was hit in a head-on collision three years ago, drunk driver. it really messed up my back. >> this keeps you upward and improve your posture immediately and tightens your abs. you have support when you use this and you will have less back pain. >> it has helped me. i sit on on for under 20 bucks with a lifetime guarantee, and it's washable, this will alleviate pain, tone your stomach, improve your posture and improve compression issues. it's at its lowest price for tailgating, vehicle use and sitting at the stadium, and we can also use it for watching the browns do whatever they're going to do this weekend. >> [ laughter ] it's under 20 bucks.

the market that don't perform as well. look for the deal at wkyc.com . >>i would buy 1 million of these. i think one will do. >> one will do fine. i barely know what a push-up is so i'm not going to get my abs that way. i am now getting more definition. i'm one ep around the house. things like that. >> [ laughter ] things that we learned about matt granite. [ laughter ] thanks matt. >> i want one of those missions especially after that yoga segment. we are calling for lake- effect rain mainly east of state -- interstate 77. i do expect a

we could have another surge of rain on sunday. we will talk about that in a second. next week fall like temperatures continue. if you are looking at the date and thinking, it's my saturday. i am heading out on lake erie. i might advise against that especially if you are not an experienced boater. we are asked -- we are anticipating 5 to 8 foot waves and that's one of the reasons a small craft advisory has been issued. we are looking at 40s and low 50s persist through most of the day project -- the day today. it will be windy with winds out of the northwest from 15 to 30 miles an hour. look at the winds. they are not going anywhere anytime too soon. you really want to make sure that as you are heading out the door today you keep that in mind.

like -- here is what future view looks like. the few scattered showers are in the mixed again, generally right along and east of interstate 77. if you are waking up toward ashtabula in ashtabula county, umbrellas are going to be needed. i think of the afternoon, most of that rain continues to slip and slide throughout the east. rs a sprinkle. the majority of tomorrow afternoon also looks decent. watch what happens tomorrow evening on sunday. here comes another sliver of rain ahead of a cold front that will move in sunday night and into monday. temperatures tomorrow will be in the low and mid 60s.

will be in the 50s once again on your monday. let's be honest. all of our attention is on tuesday with the world series taking place at progressive field, 8:00 p.m. and the caps game beginning at 7:30 p.m. p.m. we are looking at temperatures around the 7:00 to 8:00 hour in the upper 40s. it will be called like this morning but i don't think we will see the rain or the clouds or the wind with it. bundle up and have an awesome time downtown. >> you seemed a lot more seems like you harnessed your cheap -- chi. >> i found my zen, my center of balance. i think i pulled a muscle. that was really cool. >> [ laughter ] good job. it's not easy to do that on my back

on facebook live. if you missed it, check it out there. are you kids watching this morning? when it comes to kids, there's been a reversal. the american pediatric academy used as a no media, no matter what type of screen for under two. they are reevaluating these guidelines. emma davis was diagnosed with leukemia earlier this year. it gets better every time she sits on the sidelines at the university of new mexico with the women's soccer team. we now have that heartwarming story. >> [ cheering and applause ] >> reporter: a lot of the home games for the unm women's soccer team, there is someone on the sidelines getting everyone's attention. >> you can be [ indiscernible -

>> reporter: five-year-old emma davis is now the unofficial captain of the team. that sound and that fight brings tears to her mother's eyes. >> there is really no word that a parent -- words to describe being a parent and seeing your young child sick in bed. >> reporter: she has been gracefully fighting leukemia and has finally gotten to the point where >> the second that she leaves she says, i miss my soccer girls. >> reporter: that friendship was forged after a quick reading with the girls that volunteered with an organization , college students giving every child with cancer i have or beanie. we did that with -- they did that with emma and were instantly inseparable.

she says seeing her on the sidelines is inspiring them to push a little harder. what they are giving two, -- what they are giving to emma is priceless. >> [ cheering and applause ] >> she is probably a bigger gift to us as parents then we are to her. we have satyr -- sat by her bedside watching her be sleek -- be ep that's all we could give her. do you have a problem with certain websites -- did you have a problem with certain websites yesterday? you weren't alone. hundreds are making a

donald trump and his running mate mike pence will be making a stop in cleveland today. this will be a vix center at 7:00. trump made a stop there in march and 10,000 supporters

tickets are still available on trump's campaign site. a massive internet fail on friday has finally been resolved this morning. it was a mastic cyber attack that affected major sites. the fbi is now investigating. trending online this morning, actor bill murray stepped up to the podium at questions. he even answer questions about the cubs. they could clinch a spot in the world series later today and they would take on our cleveland indians. i want bill murray to do every

let's check out the weather forecast with michael now. as i mentioned, we took a walk earlier and it is definitely jacket weather. >> it is chilly outside. temperatures are in the 40s as we speak, to get your saturday going. right now we are at 45 degrees toward dover and 48 in downtown but it's a chilly 48 degrees when you factor in the winds from the north, sustained at about 20 miles an hour hearing cuyahoga county. places like elyria and wooster are seeing wind gusts over 20. it will be we are tracking the rain which is mostly toward ashtabula and ashtabula county and our friends in the geneva area are also seeing some light showers. we are seeing light rain in trouble as well -- toward kent

morning. grab a hold of the coats because you will certainly need them, perhaps even the umbrellas. hold on to them for most of the day today. everyone wants to know what's going on tuesday evening with hundreds of thousands of people coming downtown for the world series and of course for the opening game for the cleveland cavaliers. we will talk about that coming up. >> champs wherever you look. thanks for that. we will check in with us. find out more in sports

we are getting antsy. it's going to be a little difficult to wait for the world series, game 1 coming up tuesday night in cleveland. the indians were back to work yesterday and they will continue to work all the way through the weekend and monday, all the way until tuesday. yesterday they were not able to go outside to get in their practice. they had to work out indoors because of the rain which kept them from going outside. they have plenty of time to get the place ready. when they host the world series next week it will be the first time they've ever had home- field advantage for the world series. the first pitch time will be

game is necessary. even though this happened in the game 3 of the championship series, bauer said he loves -- he is doing well and loves the mood of the city, similar to how it was with the cavs. >> [ indiscernible - low volume ] >> danny salazar is making progress in his program. he threw inside yesterday and let it go according to terry francona. salazar will pitch a simulated game this weekend. we will see how that goes. not only could he make the

that if danny pitches and pitch is healthy and is throwing the ball over the plate, we have got a really good picture for however -- the is set up for. >> the cavaliers are going to have their big banner celebration in ring ceremony. tip time has now changed. egame will begin at 7:30 with the pregame ceremony at 7:00. here was a tweet se now starting at 7:30. wanted to spread out two of the greatest sports moments in cleveland history by at least 30 minutes. the browns will play cincinnati in cincinnati. they are 0-6. this will be their fifth road game in the first seven weeks of the season. it's been the same old story.

the last 5 against them. overall they are the only winless team in the league. they really want that first win badly. >>that's the biggest part when you are quarterback. you want to win games. we haven't been able to do that yet. that's my biggest focus. i want to do everything i can to keep on playing well to help the. at the end of the day, that is what i judge myself on. >>joe haden is doubtful to play in the game. terrel prior is questionable. [ name indiscernible ] football field today. i am dave chudowsky. have a

spot welcome back. how are you making a difference in your community. channel 3 along with hundreds of volunteers are helping out across northeast ohio on make a difference day. russ mitchell joins us from th shelter. what do you have for us now? . >> we are here at the shelter at 2100, the largest shelter in the state. we are here to have a good time with these guys. we're going to have some barbecue. we are going to have hamburgers and hotdogs. they are getting everything ready behind me. the folks at great clips are

haircuts today. arby's is sponsoring the make a difference day for the first time. don is joining me from arby's. good morning donna. why is it so important for arby's be a part of this? >> arby's felt like we were socially responsible to give back to the communities we are involved in. arby's we feel like this is an initiative we had to be part of. uber this is a national effort for you guys, not just northeast ohio. >> that's correct. we have hundreds of volunteers around the communities helping to make a difference. >> reporter: your t-shirt says arby's foundation. i've never heard of that before. tell me what that is. >> the arby's foundation was built on the core value of the social responsibility to give back. this is our anniversary axa week, our 30th anniversary today. -- anniversary today, our 30th

we want to help with many causes throughout the united states. >> reporter: that's wonderful. what will employees be doing today? >> we will be doing what everything -- whatever, whatever it takes to make a difference, serving, cutting hair, whatever it takes. >> reporter: you promised to tell me the secrets of horsey sauce. are you prepared to do that right now? . we have to take that one off- line. >> reporter: thank you for coming out once again donna. >> thank you for having us. >> reporter: this is going to be a fantastic day. these are fantastic man. sometimes in life you get a bad break, you make a wrong turn and you need some help. that's what these folks are doing here as they try to get back on their feet. get out and make a difference and make people feel good.

opportunity for people who are in the area and don't know some of the programs that are happening here. you pointed out how much that one spot does. there are so many ways that people can help. >> it is so true. as someone who also participates every year in make a difference day, every year we learn something. 1500 volunteers throughout northeast ohio are out this morning to make a difference. they are doing things in 55 different locations. it's a great day. there's a lot of things out there that people don't know about. do some research and make others feel good while making yourself feel good at the same time. >> ross, i know you can't see us. we can see you. just to let you know, michael is sitting here next to me and he was able to walk over to the desk. [ laughter ] he's doing okay after that yoga segment. >> reporter: i was really worried about him. i called my friends. i'm glad he's going to be all right.

see you on the saturday morning. he was asking about you, michael. he was asking if you were okay after that yoga segment. >> i appreciate it very much. it is so cool that russ is out there this morning. from personal experience, whenever i have done volunteer work, i always feel like i get more out of it than the folks i am helping. it's a wonderful experience to get the kids involved in the family involved. and also the community involved . >> this is the one thing you can do to get involved. we feel helpless so many times but this is your way to help. >> absolutely. if you can get out and about

anything outside, it is fall in northeast ohio so we expected to be cool. it is a little cool. you will feel the breeze off the lake for sure. also we will have the lake- effect rain. especially along and east of interstate 77 you will see this. we have a mix of clouds and sunshine tomorrow. fall is firmly planted in northeast ohio. upper 40s downtown, lake water is at 62 degrees right now. the winds are generally from the north of the state between 10 to 20 miles an hour with a wind s hour at times. that will create some large waves on lake erie. if you are thinking, i wanted to make it a boating day and you are a novice at boating, i would stay off of the water until tomorrow when the winds will subside. here's what radar looks like. as we mentioned before, we are tracking some lake-effect showers that you can see through ashtabula county. it is slowly meandering its way

and dover, if you are joining us, we are expecting rain to move on into your backyard within the next hour or so. down toward [ name indiscernible ] there's a couple of spotty rain showers in your area as well. akron, just east of town, that is currently where we are tracking some light rainfall. this will come with a fairly stiff wind, compliments of area of low pressure off to the east. it's on the west edge of this area of low pressure. notice how the air rose are pointing from the north toward the south. that is a northerly flow of air that will drive that air over the lake which is collect the -- which is causing the lake- effect. by tomorrow evening, on sunday, our next cold front is poised to move into northeast ohio when i think by that point sunday evening, we will start to see another round of showers. let's walk you through your

mainly east of 77 and now west of 77 we stay well -- relatively dry. that's the good news. i do have the umbrella on standby just to be on the safe side. as we mentioned before, first thing tomorrow morning we will wake up to a mix of clouds and sunshine, perhaps a spotty shower. most of the afternoon on sunday we will stay dry. sunday evening is when the secondary cold front moves through that we were just showing you. that will ignite of light showers were northeast ohio. temperatures today, feiss -- the highs will be upper 40s, a great indoor day. maybe make some chili for dinner tonight. mid 40s for tonight. the temps tomorrow will be in the 60s, i think we will see the sun breakout some of the time. monday is looking fantastic and tuesday is looking even better, just in time for game 1 world

at progressive field. first pitch will be the 8:00 hour so we are looking at upper 40s by gametime. that is the same story heading to the cavaliers game as well. more rain on tuesday. i am all in. it looks awesome. -- no rain on tuesday. i am all in. it looks awesome. >> that graphic was great. thanks so much. northeast ohio has some of the greatest trails forerunners. we are now celebrating the beautiful filmmakers can use along those trails to capture audiences. jessica's joining us this morning to talk about what the film festival is all about. thank you for being here jessica. >> thank you for having me. >> in case anyone has not been -- and i am one of those -- was not been at the film festival, tell us how it got started. >> i was trying to think of a way that i could give back to the community but at the same time support the trails that we

supported the national park. this does support the conservancy. i wanted it to be a celebration of the community that i love so much and that a lot of others have come to enjoy. that is where this idea of the burning river film festival came. just the races excited me. i wanted ri >> and you described the films. it's not like people just go and sit down and watch the movies. this is more like a party is the way you described it. why is it more like a party and not like you sit down and watch a movie? >> the doors open at 4:00 at the theater. when they come in they are going to meet all kinds of different vendors from the running community. is going to be local artists and

representative and running shoes. and great structures are going to be there as well. people will have -- race directors will be there as well. people will be able to talk with race directors. >> what about the film, what kind of films are you showing? there's all kinds of documentary films. there is a film that was filmed here in ohio. there is one about the mohican race. we are premiering this in the theater. wheeze and have huge productions from films in colorado to across the ocean in morocco. we have all kinds of up-and- coming new ones as well as professional ones and they all

>> give us some dates and times. >> it starts tomorrow and sunday, at 8 am there is a free group run. we will have apple cider at the oak hill trill -- trailhead. then there will be live music and taco vendors and at 6 pm the band starts and then the movie starts. >> thank you so much, charles caldwell.

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if you can't hit the road with the team, you can head over to progressive field. the indians will host watch parties while the team nba finals. the ball car -- ballpark will open the gates for game 3, 4, and if necessary, grain 5 -- game 5. we know a fan who will definitely be watching tuesday, this 100 four-year-old from middlefield. she is so adorable. she has had tried t -- tribe

in her murdered -- mid 30s at that point. she and her husband sat on the bench because the game had been oversold. >> i had a hot dog. i sat there. >> she still owns the same radio that she listened to in the 40s for the best with this world series. i think we all are and we are hoping that nana gets to see another win. >> maybe she could throw in the first pitch. maybe nana should throw first pitch. everyone's wondering who should do it work >> that is awesome. >> obviously you are just outside and you know it is kind of chile.

>> it is. >>it's windy, tort ashtabula county, you are getting the lake-effect. >> that's the lake-effect. thank you for being with us today. check out the latest on

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