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if you are looking at the screen, we are not in chicago but that is a look at wrigley field. the tribe won again last night. we are so close, just one game away from winning the world series. can you believe it? >> it feels so good. >> it is like we are living in a dream world. if you had told me a year ago at champions and then one win away from winning the world series but i do not want to jinx it. >> i know what you mean. >> no one would have believed it. >> this is an incredible time to be in cleveland. >> it really has. >> it was one of those things that we were talking about this before we started. we are both exhausted and tired as i'm sure you are putting up this early in the morning because everyone -- you were glued to the television set. >> you cannot just go straight

>> we are in for it tomorrow and the next day and the next day. yeah. but depending on what happens. >> you need to grocery shop and get that strong coffee. >> that is what killed me. banker does it did not rain too much last night. we were expecting some sprinkles. we did not see a lot of that. in the temperatures are outside of the upper 50s at mid 60s outside. we will be tumbling from this point forward in the temperature department. the winds outside from the northeast, 5 to 10 miles per hour, not expecting much of a gust in that. that is the good news. we are striking a light showers towards ashtabula county, going towards in towards pennsylvania. it is what in its wake that we are watching. i think that boosted by late morning and throughout the early half of the afternoon.

all of that is moving into northeast ohio. we will talk about that in a second. you can notice the temperatures falling throughout the day into the 50s. we will talk about what you can expect weatherwise if you're going out to progressive field for the watch parties this evening. i am so prepared and ready. so prepared and ready in the weather center. >> extra. we forgot to mention that there is trick-or-treating tomorrow night. >> it is halloween. and we will have the halloween for cause as well. >> there is a lot going on. thank you. off -- up, 3-1. >> game format of the world series and cleveland -- 3-1, in the best-of-seven series. 1-0 friday gave them the lead and chicago has been shut out

of this fall classic book the indians close out the game format by winning 7-2 against the chicago cubs. dave chudowsky will have more on the win including the team reaction coming up in sports. donald trump is hammering hillary clinton over the latest october surprise while the hillary clinton campaign lashes out at the head of the fbi. this is 10 da chris pollone has the latest. >> [ music ] >> reporter: in colorado donald trump reenergized. >> we are going to beat cookie -- crooked hillary. >> reporter: seizing on the bombshell that the agency has found -- more emails which might be relevant to the investigation into her private email server. >> this is the biggest political scandal since watergate. and it is everybody's deepest

be properly delivered. >> reporter: a source tells nbc news that the fbi found emails on a computer belonging to anthony weiner and his estranged wife. >> hillary clinton set up an illegal server for the obvious purpose of shielding her criminal conduct. >> reporter: hillary clinton is spending saturday in the key swing state of florida. the friday revelation put the campaign on the heels and now hillary clinton is demanding james comey clarify exactl >> we have called on james comey to explain everything right away. put it all out on the table. >> reporter: at the email investigation -- he thought it was behind her but there is a cloud of uncertainty. >> it is pretty strange to put something like that out with

in fact, it is not just ranch, but it is unprecedented, and it is deeply troubling. >> reporter: new life on the trail to donald trump who is fighting his own controversies -- -- poll showing them trailing in nearly every battleground state with millions of ballots already cast with 10 days to go, will it make a difference? chris pollone from nbc news, new york. in ohio, the electoral votes are up for grabs. donald trump ed hillary clinton have been ahead in some point over the last few months. according to real clear politics latest data trump is up 46-44.8%. ohio is crucial to his campaign. although still important for hillary clinton, ohio is no longer make or break. campaign says that she can reach the 270 electoral votes without ohio. yesterday bill clinton visited cleveland state university. >> they normally send me to places where our opponent is strong.

think that actually, i love doing that most of these people are good people. you have got to understand -- they are mostly good people, but they are used to being played. are you know? it is somebody else's fault. let me blame somebody. >> hillary clinton is back in ohio tomorrow. in the meantime, on the halloween beat, the tunnel tours at the soldiers and sailors monument on public square can be a frightful experience. it commemorates that civil war. some say that the tiles are hauled they are only open once per year. at the monument itself is open in the fall, mondays through saturdays, and you can get in for free. the owls and howells children's halloween party was held yesterday at the cleveland museum of natural history. there were live animal demonstrations by the museum staff, how to make a halloween tracts, maskmaking, and pumpkin decorating. with there is time to go trick-or-treating or any sort

can go to the website, wkyc.com, to see a full list of cities that events holding halloween festivities but many of the cities on the list have trick-or-treat time set up for sunday. that is today. or monday, tomorrow. we take a look at what actually happens to your body when you're going through a haunted house. there is a little bit of a warning there. a run to fight a pediatric cancer is taking place today.

welcome back. 6:11 am. at the number of kids facing cancer is on the rise nationally and locally. that means families going through treatment and wondering where to turn to our -- to for support. a northeast ohio family is kicking off a run to help

we are at shamrock run and this is the first year for the run. it is so exciting. >> reporter: that is right. it will start off on 30th street on west 30th street. it is at the track and there will be over 900 people running today, all in love for shane. shane, at the age of 3, was diagnosed with cancer, and instead of the family letting that dim bear lake, they started at the foundation. 13th biggest fundraiser in the country for st. baldrick's. that is a pretty big deal. they have helped raise over $1 million for pediatric cancer research and today 900 runners will be here supporting shane all in love. so we will be covering it throughout the morning and hopefully i have some running shoes inside of the news truck. we will see. >> a live run. that would be great. >> all right. thank you. we have a warning for you.

season, it is getting spooked -- is it harmless fun or is there something that you cannot see in the dark? think about it. you see the signs before you go insane if you have a heart condition, blood pressure problems, anxiety, you should not go inside. what happens to your body when you are scared? >> reporter: they are horrified. and they make you scream. haunted houses are designed to terrify you. but before you even go in, signs like these issuing a strict warning, don't step inside if you have medical problems and enter at your own risk. >> we wondered, what actually happens to your body when you walk through a haunted house? this is one of the scariest haunted houses my producers could find. hello there. i am going to be wired up with these are medical devices monitoring my vitals in real-

let's do this. >> reporter: the cardiologist checked my blood pressure and my heart rate before i go in. >> your blood pressure and heart rate look normal. >> reporter: i am good to go. >> you are good to go. >> reporter: the doctor has one last warning. >> there are home -- hormones that rush through your system, fight or flight, and they can increase your heart rate, blood pressure and major respiratory rate go up this can cause heart attack at a regular rhythm. >> right away. >> reporter: when this guy jumps up to 100 bpm. by the way, it is pitch black in here. we have special infrared cameras catching every moment. i feel my heart pounding. the doctor is watching it all right outside. >> the heart rate is 112. >> reporter: with every step i take -- this is why i hate haunted houses.

and more spikes in my heart rate. >> the heart rate is up to 120. 125. >> reporter: it keeps climbing. this sends it up to 138. and watch what happens at the end of this 3-d. right there. my heart rate shoots up to 146. >> this is like running. he is like jogging. >> reporter: my heart rate is so high that my body actually think that i'm exercising hard, potentially dangerously -- dangerous for someone with heart problems. i finally make it out. >> i do not like haunted houses. >> reporter: do not make me do that again. >> i'm sorry but i'm looking at your heart rate right now and it is still up and you have been out of there for a couple of minutes but you are going to

you should not go into a haunted house. it could absolutely cause tons of problems for you and your heart. >> reporter: a spooky look inside your body when you are scared out of your mind. that was jeff rossen reporting. what is considered a potentially dangerous heart rate? doctors say that there is a simple wayto subtract your age. if your heart rate goes over that many beats per minute, the risk of having an irregular heartbeat goes out. and ohio artist reveals her annual pumpkin celebrity. world series sized cave -- it is packed full of indians, cavaliers and brown souvenirs. we're going to get a check of the forecast for you. >> this morning looks okay.

at firstenergy stadium, 1:00 p.m., the cleveland browns taking on the new york jets. of the temperatures are in the low to mid 50s. will we see the watch party this evening are progressive field? here is the forecast right

we know that many of you spend or-treating. check out this picture that a viewer shared with some of us. this is west in the went into the city hall trick-or-treat dressed as a police officer. his mother said that he was mesmerized by the police officers. he spent time with some of the fire department members who were handing out candy. some other trick-or-treaters dressed up as police officers as well.

pumpkin since 1988 and says that she selects a celebrity that is a hot topic and keeps it a secret until halloween. the winners, the presidential candidates, and then added bonus appearance by vladimir putin. each pumpkin starts out as a scheduled then it is painted. she says that during the political season, she is glad to help lift people's spirits. >> it is really detailed. those are pumpkins? >> yeah. >> that is fantastic. >> i know. >> i like way >> i feel kind of lame that mine always ends up with carved holes and maybe -- if it even gets carved. >> exactly. that is exactly how i am. it is cool because last night, obviously, everybody was in tribe year but there were a lot of folks out and about in their halloween costumes as well. but halloween parties happening. >> yeah. folks having a good time. so much going on. i cannot even handle all of this at once. here is what the day looks like if you are about to go out the door. get moving on your day.

looks okay. up until late morning, into the early afternoon. that is when the rain chances are really going to increase. of the good news -- i think that we see the rainfall, generally during the early afternoon, and then as we go towards this evening, although we hang onto the clouds, i think that the rain chances become a little bit more isolated. if you like a heat that you are feeling, you are going to love the upcoming work week. going out the door, to the first pitch, back towards chicago, after 8:00 p.m., looking for temperatures at home, 52, and by the ninth inning and we walk away with a huge world series win, 49 degrees is what we are forecasting. the current temperatures, 50s and 60s, but look for the temperatures to fall from where we are currently. winds outside for minorities, 5 to 10 miles per hour, gusts are not really a huge issue. it is a cold front that we are

moving through northeast ohio as we speak and it is along the cold front that we are tracking the showers and some thunderstorms developing. this cold front will continue to move towards the south and as it does so, what it will bring in is the area and that pocket showers. here's what it looks like now through lunchtime. again, that is when i think that we see the rainfall and perhaps an isolated rumble or -- of thunder or two and then through the better half of the afternoon, i think that we will see the rainfall until the evening hours. that is when things begin to dry out and buy 8:00 p.m., we are relatively clear by the point. again, as you are going out the door, to the watch party, have progressive field, i think that it looks decent. by the game end tonight, again, it looks pretty good. first thing tomorrow morning come on your monday, a decent looking start and it will be

by monday afternoon, the temperatures are back in the 50s for highs. the forecast for today, temperatures in the mid-50s, low 60s, but falling from this point forward. a couple of spotty showers. overnight, lows in the mid-40s with the window nation seven- day forecast showing you a great-looking halloween. temperatures on monday, topping out around 60 degrees. i think that by tuesday or wednesday, back in the mid-70s for highs month of november. mid-70s. it is like, hold on. >> you can pinch me. we were in t-shirts yesterday walking around. >> we made it to 75 degrees yesterday as well. >> it is amazing. >> could it get any better than this? >> what is happening? >> right. we are soaking it all in. >> when are we going to have to pay for all of this? >> [ laughter ] >> you have got to pay to play. >> all right. thank you. other browns are playing

>> [ laughter ] >> sorry, brownsburg i love you. with a world series we founded the ultimate indians fan cave betting to these autographed baseballs. you have to have a plan to have the sign souvenirs and sharing the scene with john anderson and, mike, the director. that is a lot of work. a lot of standing in line. i tried to get as many

i love the cleveland indians. >> reporter: you have got roger -- you have got hank aaron. the collection is amazing. >> yeah. i have gone far. i have gone as far as the hall of fame. >> reporter: how excited are you to see the indians in the world series? >> extremely excited. i respect the chicago cubs. i just don't think that they have enough. we are pretty sure the indians in 7. >> reporter: how excited are you to be the browns expert of the week? >> yes. >> reporter: of the browns -- jazz. >> browns 50 -- the jets 50, the browns of -- >> this room is absolutely awesome. all right? the crown jewel is that -- i love it. this is awesome. >> he is one of your favorites. >> icb indians in 6. >> the browns?

6 tie. >> good luck to the tribe. thank you for letting us come. this is huge. after the break, it is the great it internet since the dress. take a look at the picture. why people cannot figure out exactly which celebrity the since.

want to get you caught up with the biggest three stories of the morning, local, national and trending story. the man accused of running over another man in his wheelchair has turned himself into police. he is wanted for aggravated vehicular homicide and assault and leaving the scene of an accident. it happened about two weeks

police say that he lost control of his car and struck and killed 55-year-old john kendrick. the national transportation safety board is finding out more details about a fire at o'hare international airport on friday. and american airlines flight was preparing to take off when the airplane erupted in flames and smoke. all 161 passengers and nine crew members were safely evacuated. officials say eo injuries but they have all been released. ntsb says that engine failure it what caused the plane to catch fire. do you remember the blue dress and gold dress debate? a new one -- bill murray, tom hanks a -- not two guys that you would likely get confused by take a look at the picture that has people stomped. it was taken and posted online three years ago but it landed

popped up. who did you think it is? >> it is tom hanks. there is no question to me that it is tom hanks. the face and say structure. his belt. >> when i saw this pop up, i was like, obviously, bill murray. i had to look at it closely. all right. i guess i could see tom hanks. it is bill murray. not to rub it in that i was right. >> is it really? >> yes. i can see when people say -- maybe it is tom hanks. >> wait a minute. that is told murray? >> that is bill murray. >> no. i really thought it was tom hanks. i guess you can see it in his nose a little bad. >> yeah. i don't know. i have seen him make that crying face during movies before. >> [ laughter ] >> i don't know. >> that is really cool. >> isn't that funny? it is a -- >> i totally thought that it

it is warmer towards the south. why is that? why is there such a wind shift? you will notice the northeasterly wind from ashtabula towards akron, canton, because of the frontal boundary. it is a cold front and we are seeing a couple of spotty showers forming. we are seeing back towards avon lake. it is towards the north into michigan. we are seeing the bulk of the rainfall. that gets your by late morning into the afternoon. the temperatures are tumbling into the 50s for highs today. we will talk more about our chances, perhaps, for a rain drop or two for the watch parties tonight and the next

i am still stomped over the picture. >> [ laughter ] >> i know. >> that is funny. watch parties. i'm excited over the fact that people could be our progressive field tonight. they could watch the world series with mark. >> i hope and pray. i will be at the game. >> yeah. >> at the watch party but i hope that we see good action. >> i might be sleepy because i know that tomorrow is going to be crazy. >> very true. all right. over 10,000 children in the united states under the age of 15 will be diagnosed with cancer this year alone. that very fact it did not stop a family from raising over $1 million for pediatric cancer research. jazzman monroe is live at saint ignatius high school with more on this run. good morning. >> reporter: that is right. as the sun rises, 900 runners will hit the track at saint ignatius. they will get a chance to run in support of the family -- to support a family who did not let cancer dan very light.

street in ohio's -- ohio city. he was diagnosed back in 2010. with cancer. when he was three years old. his family continues to raise over $1 million with this foundation and many people have helped. some of the things, the goodies, that you will get a chance to get our t-shirts as well as participates in awards. everyone is asked to come out and support the family for a great cause. no one knows if this could possibly ever happened to your family, so it coming together during this time is important. the family will be here today. hopefully they are rolling out of bed this morning and we will get a chance to talk to shane and figure out what they are going to do today in the help for the cancer research but

channel 3 news. >> it is such a great cause. we will check back in with you. sports is next, reaction from the team after the win against the chicago cubs. behind the movie a league of their own -- they reunite.

add now the mercedes-benz of bedford sports report. good morning. good morning cleveland. from chicago, and it was not a dream. one of the dreams were something great happens and you a dream and you wish it happened? this is real. of the indians are one game away from winning the world series. their first since 1948. everything went right last night, core clover, outstanding and the offense produces 7-2 -- eating the -- chicago cubs and they leave the world series 3- 1. >> it was fun.

but 40,000 people yelling their name out you is pretty cool. >> it was very exciting. obviously, you cannot get -- you cannot celebrate right now. those guys over there, the best team in the national league for a reason. >> it was fun. the home run broke it open for us. putting up seven runs on a pitching staff like this. especially with thnd it was -- it was nice to see. >> the toughest win we have to get out of the year. no one remembers that -- the last win -- it will allow us to fully appreciate the moment itself. >> reporter: the indians hand the chicago cubs another loss. they need one more and if they do so, think about this, cleveland. two times, the city of cleveland will have a championship. first the cavaliers and then the indians but plenty of work to be done. they have to win one more. of the matchup, trevor bauer against jon lester. let's see if he and the rest of

wrigley field, j janowski, channel 3 sports. i am feeling confident about what is going on downtown tonight, especially our progressive field and if you plan on going down to progressive field, the watch party. the temperatures by first page in the low 50s with clouds and an isolated sprinkle chance. by the time we walk away with a world series win, by the ninth inning, we are cooler, breezy, you can bring your jackets and all of your indian fan apparel. we will talk about the showers for the late morning and end of

of there you go.

>> i like those glasses. >> i am hiding motor -- the dark circles under my eye's. from staying up and watching the game. >> it was so funny because i was attempting to get to bed and as you know, it was so difficult. >> i know. >> everyone was talking about it. >> i think i fell asleep on the couch watching the game. >> i know what you mean. i was running around the quarter and all of a sudden there was an explosion word of people. >> yes. >> i said something big happened and i peeled myself out of bed and i watched the replay. >> it is going to be tonight. i know that -- i knew that the cavaliers won because i had to come in and someone in the neighborhood set off fireworks. if that happens tonight -- but did you hear a bunch of fireworks products >> we were wearing sunglasses four days. >> i do not want to forget. i hope that some of -- i hope that some of that rubs off on the cleveland browns.

outside. to get in. the tailgaters do not mess around when it comes into getting there nice and early. so kickoff is going to be at the 1:00 hour, temperatures in the mid-50s by that point as we take on the new york jets. i think that we will be tracking scattered showers in the mix as well. you want to make sure as you go out to first energy that you grab your rain gear. in the meantime, we will see rain early in the afternoon and by the evening, the rain should come to and end. we will collect mostly cloudy. warm and dry this upcoming work week. wait until you see the temperatures. it is warmer towards the south, and the 50s, closer to the leg. it is because there is a cold front moving right on through.

can notice the wind shift from the east. generally from the southwest of towards akram -- akron, canton. the cold front right now is behind the cold front -- it is where we are tracking scattered showers and the showers will continue to move through northeast ohio from the north, pushing towards the south, throughout the course of the afternoon. let's talk about timing on all of this. what we are expecting is throughout the morning you will notice the uptick in the cloud cover towards the south. eventually the rain moves in. perhaps a couple of roberto luongo thunder. that will linger and lasted for about 5:00 p.m., 6:00 p.m., before things become a more isolated. lake effect showers are in the wake of all that. that is possible but i think that we will slowly and surely begin to see more clearing toward the evening. what an evening it could be in northeast ohio. we are keeping our fingers crossed. the first thing tomorrow morning, looking decent. tomorrow afternoon, noticeably cooler temp -- temperatures in the mid-50s. window nation, seven-day

tomorrow, for halloween, it looks good and i cannot believe this but by tuesday and wednesday, back in the mid-70s, 60s by thursday, friday. but either way, tonight could be a big night for us in northeast ohio. >> i know. i'm excited. >> we are nervous. >> i am nervous. i am tired can about the call that we are going to get at midnight. >> if there is a parade hoping that if we have a parade it will be on tuesday or wednesday because in the 70s -- it will be like a party like none other in downtown. >> [ laughter ] >> you have a lot of work week ahead of you -- despite the fact that we have elections coming up. there is a lot going on. >> i do not think they will do it on the day of elections. thank you.

league of your own, pretty much my all-time favorite, proved that there is no crying in baseball. they were tough and they paved the way for a female athletes to be seen as equals for the latest are holding their annual reunion and as john roger shows us, they are working to preserve their legacy. >> some of them are going home. >> how did you do that? >> reporter: a league of their own is one of the most charming ended june and enduring sports s >> when i saw the film for the first time, i cried. time when she was a catcher for one of the teams formed in the all-american girls professional baseball league. former athletes are in sarasota for a reunion, recalling a time when female baseball players were seen as equals. >> the press covered as every night. they covered as seven nights. >> we played in yankee stadium before one of their games. we met joe dimaggio and casey stengel was the manager. yogi berra.

were paid $50 a week. the average age from 16 to 18 years old and, yes, they did not mind the skirts. >> i mean you had tights on underneath so we wanted to play ball. i guess we did not care what we were. >> reporter: at the time they did not realize that they were making history. in hindsight, they want it preserved. along with their unique -- they are raising awareness for proposed women's sports museum in sarasota. >> we want the young girls of this age and day to know that they can dream and their dreams can come true. >> reporter: in these big- league arrivals inspired countless women to achieve their goals but don't forget that in their core, they are competitors and old habits die hard. >> we still hate of the rockford peaches. that is to cuba after the break, have you ever wondered

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you do not want to spray it directly. before we get to this -- the statistics -- of the germs that she asked about, take a look at how well this works. >> you can see the fingerprint and all it took was one spray. >> that is sweet -- it is gone. on the iphone 6+ -- if you have the new iphone7 -- it is quick and easy. beautiful. it is not discussed in. >> you can see the back of the laptop and all of these stains. with one white. >> the website where the deal is not located -- it indicates you can look at that. just cleaning it, and a nice little streak. streak free cleaning right here, germ-free. you can use this wherever you want. that is what non-toxic means. >> my goodness. >> everything that you touch or that your kids touch it -- it ends up on your telephone.

automatically, when they touch your telephone, it is a dirty picture, a dirty screen. it is a way to transfer listeria and e. coli and i will say that my favorite way to get it cleaned is two of these non- toxic fingerprint resistant streak free cleaning kits. you get in microfiber cloth that works with iphones, tablets, computers. this is the large size. a lot of the smaller sizes which you may see at different prices are not as good as this particular deal. >> yeah. >> give it a little bit of a clean and a spray like i did to that. take the screen. >> you have beautiful hair. give it a little white. as you can see, every fingerprint --

you tell somebody, look at my telephone and meanwhile, you are like -- sorry about this. >> that is always on there. it is good for face agrees, all sorts of other disgusting things that you do not -- you do not want. >> remember that you have done this year after year. how fast it is a sellout? >> usually within one day. it drops during the flu season. wkyc.com if you want to make that. >> i will let you borrow my phone. >> yes. >> all right. >> [ laughter ] >> public schools, there is more

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good morning. thank you for being with us at 7:00 a.m. on sunday, october 30. it is the end of october. were you one of the many people wearing t-shirts or shorts yesterday? if you are going out the door soon, michael is here with a check of the forecast and it is, like we have been saying, are we living in a dream? the temperatures are perfect. the indians are one win -- win away from the world series. what is happening? >> that is right for one more good luck can come our way? we are embracing every single ray of it. here's what it looks like. yesterday we made it to 75 degrees, a record for today's

given the fact that we are tracking a cold front. the temperatures outside that we are feeling -- perhaps the warmest of the day. mid-60s towards a -- the county and in akron, canton, 63. notice of that up towards the north, you can see the thin line of showers towards the northern tip of lake erie. that is generally moving towards the east, southeast, and we are expecting that to move into northeast ohio around 10:30 am. it swings and pivots through downtown cleveland by the late it will linger and last throughout the better half of the afternoon. however, into this evening, i think that the showers begin to clear up, so as you are going out to progressive field for any watch parties, i think that things should look pretty good. temperatures in the afternoon are in the lower 50s. we will talk about when the 70s return to northeast ohio. that is coming up in the next couple of minutes. in the 70s in november. >> yes. mid-70s by the way.

the indians are now up, three games to 1. >> game 4 of the world series in case you missed a -- at the cleveland indians hold a 2-1 lead in the best-of-seven max series -- a 3-1 lead in the best-of-seven x-series. that gave them the lead on chicago has been shot out in the first three games. the indians closed up the game by winning 7-2 against the chicago cubs and dave have highlights coming up including the team reactions and sports. the race for the white house, donald trump hammering hillary -- hillary clinton over the october surprise. the hillary clinton campaign lashes out. this is just 10 days before the

>> reporter: in colorado, donald trump is reenergized. >> we are going to be crooked hillary. >> reporter: seizing on the latest fbi bombshell that the agency has found more emails relevant to the investigation given hillary clinton's private email server. >> this is the biggest political scandal since watergate. and it is everybody's deepest hope that justice at last be properly delivered. >> reporter: a source told nbc news that the fbi found emails on a computer belonging to anthony weiner and his estranged wife, the clinton a. >> hillary clinton set up an immediate -- and illegal server for the obvious purpose of shielding her criminal conduct. >> reporter: hillary clinton the spending saturday in the key swing state of florida and of the revelation put the campaign on its heels.

>> we have called on director james comey to explain everything, right away, put it all out on the table. >> reporter: she's -- she thought the email investigation was behind her but there is a cloud of uncertainty. >> it is pretty strange to put something like that out with such little information, right before an election. in fact, it is not just strange, it is unprecedented, and it is deeply troubling. >> reporter: it puts new life on that trail to donald trump who is fighting his controversies. the polls have shown him trailing. with millions of ballots already cast in early voting, with 10 days to grow, will it make a difference? chris pollone, nbc news, new york. in ohio, the state 18 electoral votes are up for grabs. donald trump and hillary clinton have been ahead at some point over the -- the last few months.

ohio, 46 to hillary clinton a 44.8% ohio -- is crucial to his campaign. although still important for hillary clinton, ohio is no longer make or break the campaign says that she can reach of the electoral votes without ohio. bill clinton visited the cleveland state university. >> they normally send me to places where her opponent is strong take it, i think. actually, i love doing that. most of these people are good people. you have got to understand -- they are mostly good people. but they are used to being played. it is somebody else's fault. let me blame somebody. hillary clinton is back in ohio tomorrow. let's turn to the halloween feet. the title tourist -- at the monument on public square can be a frightful experience for the twerp commemorates the civil war and some say that the

only open once per year and the monument itself is open in the fall, mondays through saturdays but you can get in for free. there is plenty of time to go trick-or-treating. you can go to the website, wkyc.com, to see a full list of cities and the fans holding halloween festivities. many of the cities have trick- or-treat times set up for today or tomorrow. a run to fight pediatric cancers taking place today. jasmine is live coming up next. a tribute to 60s teen idol

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in 2010 a young boy was diagnosed with brain cancer at the age of 3 and since then his parents have helped to fight the battle with shane parker raising over $1 million for pediatric cancer research. the family will host the very first shane rock run in honor of their son. jasmine is live at saint ignatius with more. >> reporter: good morning. i honestly cannot believe that this many people are awake right now after watching the game last night, and these guys watched the game but they are here for a good reason. she is here and i have eric and amy a. i am sorry -- i was going to call you and out. so -- this event and why it is special. >> our son was diagnosed with pediatric cancer in 2010 so he is our inspiration for starting this foundation. we are here today, teaming up with the saint ignatius high school and we are running with the program. this is a group of students from saint ignatius that pair up with local special-needs kids and they train and practice for running the 5k and the one-mile. they work on social skills and

and the one-mile. >> reporter: if anyone is interested in helping out, participating -- it went from 900 people until 1100. they are going to be more. how can they get involved? >> there is more time. the registration is open. everyone is piling and so you can register until the race 9:00. >> reporter: and shane is inside, and he is getting ready. we will go back end. >> thank you. thank you so much. that is so inspiring and we will check in with you and all of the runners. three years ago a bobby vee started forgetting to those -- of the lyrics to the songs that he had performed since the height of his career. alzheimer's was failing his memory. earlier this week he passed away at the age of 73. this morning he remembers the 60s teenage idol. >> reporter: fingers and friends still fall into place. change has come.

you have got the music. the music remains true. >> [ music ] >> reporter: a string of gold records in the early 60s. it made bobby vee and international popstar. >> [ music ] >> reporter: he was still on the stage in his 60s. when the words to the songs stops coming. >> i did not know what was going on. >> reporter: he had alzheimer's. >> we were all room when they gave the diagnosis and it was devastating to hear that. >> reporter: he and his wife and children, they packed into an rv and they retreated to his retirement place. comfort came in music. >> [ music ] >> reporter: over several nights bobby and his family played and recorded the songs

most to him. summer are tributes to singers and with whom bobby had shared stages and others are family campfire songs. >> he turned what could have been a really downtime into really what is positive -- as positive as it can be. >> [ music ] >> reporter: what started as therapy is now being released as his last album. including an assist from the monks at st. john's abbey, miles away from his longtime home in st. joseph, minnesota. is converted recording studio. >> just hit record and we will go over it. >> reporter: it is a main street fixture. bobby vee can no longer put -- he has not performed publicly

you can watch him flash that teen idol smile. >> [ laughter ] >> reporter: not in what is lost but what is left. >> you have to deal with it. >> reporter: his hits made memories for a generation of fans. with his own memory fading, these notes hold the deepest meaning for his family. >> [ music ] >> reporter: saint joseph. a special tribute to the cleveland indians by the cleveland orchestra. you want to see this. kent state university student sells her handmade perp it -- persist. she has been selling them -- how she found a way to market right here. people are going out the door and they want to know -- jackets or no jackets? >> do you know what? i would grab the umbrella. we are tracking the rainfall for you coming up right after

their indians are getting some super love from the cleveland orchestra. the group tweeted out them playing in their shirts. it looks -- if you listen closely, it sounds like a familiar tune. it is fans celebrating in style. check this out. the cleveland clinic is dressing newborns in world series was is as the tribe continues to chase the championship at the entrance god be kneecaps to keep warm. the clinic will provide the family with their gear

and it is bragging rights for the rest of their lives. >> yeah. >> they are world series babies. >> how adorable. >> i like -- 2016 is going to be one of those years that we do not forget for a while. you know? >> there is going to be a live with the year 2016 written on them. we do not want to get ahead of ourselves but the indians going this far? >> rite aid. it is an accomplishment. i'm saying that we have got the trophy. larry is a little lonely and you need some company. >> we are getting greedy. we would have taken one championship a year ago and now wee >> this is so true. if you are was talking about this. progressive field yesterday was stuffed with people for the watch party. tonight, i expect it to be absolutely the same. if you have tickets, they are five dollars. if you're going to progressive field. we are expecting mostly cloudy skies, perhaps an

win, looking for temperatures in the upper 40s by that point. the current temperatures, you will notice that we are cooler towards the lake and further towards the south, we are warmer. there is a cold front that is moving through and one way that we can detect that is because of the ch downtown from the northeast, as opposed to being from the southwest. so here is the where the cold front is and that is where we are tracking scattered showers and a couple of rumbles of thunder towards -- you might hear a growl of thunder. maybe you will see a flash of lightning over the lake. what we are expecting is for that cold front to see towards the south. as it does so, it will bring with it not only showers but perhaps even an isolated thunderstorm. so i want you to grab a hold of those umbrellas, especially if you plan on going out.

facing off at first energy. by late morning, into the early afternoon, i think that is going to be the best target timing foreseeing though showers rolling in. late morning, early afternoon come you can plan on the rainfall. i think that towards dinnertime this evening, most of the bulk of the rain should move out of the area. in its wake we will see residual clouds and perhaps an isolated at lake affect shower after that point. that lingers into the early morning hours. monday afternoon, i think that we dry things out. the temperatures are not as warm but in the mid-50s, so not too bad. the temperatures today, upper 50s, low 60s. that is where we are right now. we will be filing from this point forward and the overnight lows in the low to mid-40s. window nation, seven-day forecast, for halloween, that, of course is tomorrow evening and the kids are looking forward to it. a lot of parents will be dressing up their kids as they go out the door. i think it looks good and by

the first week of november. we are kicking it off with temperatures in the mid-70s. and for the highs -- i mean, this is just incredible. >> it is great because we have all of those summertime shirts so we are going to need the warm weather. >> that is so true. i do not know when -- again, we are talking as if we have won. when that parade is going to be scheduled -- if it is scheduled in the next week, the weather is going to cooperate. >> i am thinking that even if there are more games -- we have the t-shirts. you know? all of my indian curious summer gear. >> this is so true. i have got the summer shades and everything. we are ready. >> the future is bright. >> [ laughter ] >> bear we go. let me see if i can read the teleprompter. >> good luck with that. >> thank you. starbucks most frightful

drink first appeared at starbucks for halloween last year. that blake -- the drink layers white chocolate, mocha sauce, milk and ice between with cream. the drizzle of raspberry syrup gives it a ghoulish finish. it is available throughout halloween. credit card companies are rolling out cards with chips in them to protect against fraud. you may have one in your wallet already but he report shows that while it has been working, credit card fraud online is on the rise but experts say that it will cost $4 billion this year and that gets funneled it out to customers. but i feel kind of helpless but there is not a lot i can do. >> to protect yourself online, do not save the numbers on

are finished shopping. never make purchases on public wi-fi. i'm sure that you have come up with that one million-dollar idea, that invention of all inventions but then comes the roadblock. how do you sell that great idea to the world? as john anderson explained, a kent state student found a way to market her idea and a major company and a hollywood actress are buying in. >> i was inspired by mother. >> reporter: that inspiration brought her to the fashion school at kent state university. she started sewing at 13, pretty much items for herself. >> again, clothing for my dolls. >> reporter: that turned into gifts for family and friends and eventually the thought of starting her own business. she came up with her own design based on her love for the cleveland skyline, leading to other designs for new york and

classy product, catering to people who like to travel but they want to take the comfort of home with them. >> reporter: to market her ideas, she built the online page. to showcase her work. she was hoping that it would land her a buyer. and then american greetings came calling or emailing in this case. >> it was huge. i freaked out. >> reporter: the actress home store wanted in and started selling the designs >> >> i was so excited. >> reporter: she has added 25 city skylines and talk about going global? she got a request from the south africa. she has over 100 current customers and may have to hire demand. her advice? >> if your heart is into it, then you will be successful and you never know who will come your way. >> reporter: they just keep coming her way. >> that is cute. after the break, meet the press moderator takes a look at the renewed focus on hillary

welcome back. in this year's presidential campaign has been unconventional to say the least and full of surprises. we are just over one week away from the election and the candidates are dealing with controversy. chuck todd joins us to talk about all of it. good morning. >> good morning. >> who would have guessed that this would come up right before the election? we saw the fbi announced the renewed investigation into hillary clinton's emails of the big question is, will voters be affected by this, especially undecided voters? question and both campaigns are trying to figure that out and nobody has a good answer and we will not know -- i would tell people to wait to see the polls tuesday, wednesday, thursday, to know for sure what the impact of this is. i think you saw the hillary clinton campaign react

decide to make james comey, the fbi director, the sole focus of their frustration, their outrage, highlighting the fact -- the steps that he took was unprecedented, something that had not happened at hillary clinton went so far as to call it strange. clearly the donald trump campaign, republicans, certainly acting as it -- as if this is the lifeline they have been looking for an it could have that effect. we have seen this before. for me, my most recent memory is october 1996, the democrat bill clinton look lhe the election but the democrats thought that they would win the house and maybe the senate and a fund-raising scandal development happened in late october and bill clinton won but democrats paid the price and perhaps that is what we see in the next nine days. >> interesting. you also have the the donald trump running mate mike pence on this morning. how are they going to make the final push to voters? >> if they are grabbing onto the fbi news in a big way. there is a reason for it. the remaining undecided vote is

the republicans -- independents who normally vote republican who do not like donald trump so ultimately i think the closing argument is about saying no matter what you think of donald trump, don't dislike hillary clinton more? and i think that the fbi news gives them an opportunity to make that their closing argument. you never want to make a negative your closing argument. you want to give people a rose into both for you and not just voting against your opponent by considering where they were before friday, it may be the best option that they have on the table. >> at least a there is light at the end of the tunnel. we will have an answer shortly. >> yeah. are you positive? >> i don't know. i don't know. >> you never know. >> you have me thinking of florida. who knows? >> there you go. at this point, don't rule anything out.

thank you for your time. >> thank you. he will be back for meet the press starting a 10:00 emma wright after channel 3 news at 9:00. i cannot handle another undecided election. let's hope that it is decided at least. >> oh my goodness. let's hope we decide that we can get the deciding win for the tribe. >> i am really hoping that we clinch at all this season. it obviously does if we do not clinch it, tonight we have a couple of really nice days before us. your is what it looks like if you are thinking about going out on lake erie. the winds from the northeast between 10 and 15, driving waves, about 1 feet -- 1 foot to 3 feet so not as rambunctious as yesterday with a larger waves. right along the lake shore, temperatures in the 50s and towards the south, in the 60s. a cold front is moving through. it is behind the cold fronts where we are seeing scattered

you will notice that most of this is moving towards the east, but there is a southerly component to this and outside t bring in the showers by late morning into the early afternoon. so you can grab a hold of the rain gear before you go out the door by about the 9:00, 10:00 hour. throughout the evening, most of the showers are coming to an end, and the temperatures are falling throughout the day, 53 degrees by the 5:00 p.m. our. if you plan to go to the watch party at progressive field or even out to a friend or family member's house to watch the game, we will breakdown that part of the forecast that we can expect towards this evening in the next couple of minutes. over 10,000 children in the united states under the age of 15 will be diagnosed with cancer. that did not stop a family from raising over $1 million for pediatric cancer research. live at saint ignatius with more on the shane rock run and a -- there is such a -- it is an inspiring family.

her spirit, his spirit and we are sneaking out. we are in a lot of trouble today. it is all for a good cause. if you are interested in doing something besides celebrating the tribe last night, you can help this family celebrate. it started off with 900 people, the last time i checked on the website,ho 1100. eric and amy are here with me this morning. tell me more about this event and why you thought that it was so important.

generous in reaching out to us and saying that they wanted to support shane rock and this raises doing that and we are fortunate that almost a 60 degree weather and hopefully no rain. >> that is right. when you think about parents going through this, what is it that you can tell mothers and fathers? cousins, family members, to keep the faith and keep it strong. >> that is a big reason that we decided to create shane rock is that we understand the needs. we understand if it is emotional, equipment, you name it. we get what they are going through so a big part of that was how can we give back? and to what magnitude? how can we leverage some of the network that we have that is so wonderful that supported us? that is really where it was born . >> reporter: tell me how shane is feeling part is excited? what time does a kickoff? >> absolutely. he is very excited. we put him in the driving stroller and it is one of his favorite thing so it is a great way to do a race. we're about kids helping cancer a lot of kids are coming out. for other kids that are battling pediatric cancer. he is extremely excited. what you both have your running shoes on today. obviously, i do not. i did not have the memo to put them on this early but we will be here all morning to figure if we can get to the finish line in one piece. >> i have all of the faith in you. just keep up and you will be --

>> thank you so much. sports is next and reaction from that -- last night's reaction for the tribe win against the chicago cubs in

and now their mercedes benz of bedford sports report. good morning, cleveland, from chicago. and it was not a dream. one of the dreams were something great happens and you a dream and you wish it happened? this is real. the indians are one game away from winning the world series. their first since 1948. everything went right last night, corey cooper outstanding, and the offense produces 7-2 -- beating the chicago cubs and they leave the world series three games to 1. >> it was fun. a great environment, almost

40,000 people yelling your name at you is pretty cool. >> it was very exciting. obviously, you cannot get -- you cannot celebrate right now. those guys over there are in the -- the best team in the national league for a reason. >> it was fun to the home run kind of broke it open for us by putting up a 7 runs -- a pitching staff like this, especially with the wind blowing in on a tough night, it was nice. >> the toughest win that we needed to get of the year. being one a way -- no one remembers. the last win will allow ourselves to fully appreciate the moment. >> reporter: as they handed the chicago cubs another loss, two straight and they need one more and if they do so, think about this, cleveland. two times, two times, the city of cleveland will have a championship first the cavaliers and then the indians but plenty of work to be done. they have to win one more. trevor bauer against jon lester. we will see if he and the rest of the indians can get it done.

chudowsky, channel 3 sports. we cannot hear that in now. i could hear it all morning. the oscar buzz has already started. we have the predictions for the main contenders coming up first if you are going out the door, michael, what do you think? short sleeves? >> maybe not today. later on. in the upcoming work week, absolutely. everyone is talking tribe but let's talk about the browif 1:00 p.m., kickoff, 54 and showers in the forecast. will that linger? and will that lasted -- into the watch parties? of that part of the forecast is right after this. really? the fbi said there were 110 classified emails that were exchanged... hillary lied. and another lie? i respect the second amendment. but behind closed doors, hillary told liberal elites... the supreme court is wrong on the second amendment. hillary will lie about anything to get elected. the nra institute for legislative action

he has some thoughts on a very important subject. >> thank you. a mother once told me that you cashmore thieves with honey that would spice. i ask you to consider the pharmacy as being -- diplomacy. it is the art of dealing with people in a sensitive and effective way. it is not weakness or reluctant see, unwillingness, or inability to act. it is not pacifying. it is, a choice. the right to be diplomatic. diplomacy works well with anyone a wearing uniforms. diplomacy is more civilized way to address the world problems. as of late, it has been amazing to witness the lack of diplomacy especially for those who do not hold the same fears. i understand that no one is perfect. we all have our moments but the common act of courtesy and respect for others it should be more easily fall -- foul. we have been given the gift of

i recently heard it said that we should always do the hardest right. finding the hardest right more so than anything else is finding a way to be diplomatic. >> that is right. very good point. as always, if you have suggestions or ideas, go to wkyc.com. square talk. thank you. we keep forgetting the browns. and i feel bad because it is -- you know? we are basking in the tribe a win but in the back of the studios -- we have shown you this before. it is packed with people tailgating and it is a great morning to be tailgating. we are lucky that we have this weather for football and baseball. >> and basketball. >> they are doing really well. >> and hockey is in season. what else? >> we have everything going on. and as i said, we have got

you have got to get the costumes ready. >> i was going to say -- it is going to be a big success. >> i will have to tweet out a picture. >> i'm excited. for tomorrow evening, the temperatures are in the 50s as the trick-or-treaters are out the door. make sure that if you are driving around town that you pay extra attention to where the trick-or-treaters are. let's talk about tonight, it gave five, watch party taking place at progressive field after 8:00. the first pitch -- looking for temperatures at 52 degrees. at that point, under mostly cloudy skies with a sprinkle chance and towards -- we should dry things up about temperatures only in the upper 40s by that point. if you are going to progressive field, for the watch party, you can grab the thicker coat. otherwise, temperatures currently in the 50s, closer to the lake, and we are in the 60s

front that is moving through. one of the ways that we know that a cold front is moving through is because there is a huge wind shift. winds from the northeast, downtown, east, ashtabula as opposed to being from the southwest towards wooster and akron and canton max of a cold front is literally sitting right over here. it is sliding and slicing through summit county. that is one of the reasons we are expecting to see a flareup of showers by mid and late morning. in the end of the afternoon. behind the cold front is where the heavier showers and a couple of embedded thunderstorms are. this cold front is going to continue to slide towards the south and as it does so, it will bring in more of the rainfall. that is why i want you to prepare for and expect the rain on your sunday. i think that most of this begins to clear the area during the late evening and overnight hours so that's time it out. again, through this morning, a couple of bubble of showers before the brunt of the wet weather gets her by late morning into the early afternoon. this is what it looks like around lunchtime. we are getting soaked in ashtabula, and it didn't -- in cleveland and downtown, looking for moderate rainfall by that point. after 5:00, 6:00 p.m.

and in its wake, we see the clouds and a couple of wraparound showers and lake effect showers, but i think that those will be very few and far between. going to progressive field, perhaps to your favorite bar, your favorite restaurant, or maybe you are at home on the couch watching the game. i think by that point, it should look at her which is the good seven-day forecast. here is what it looks like. temperatures today and tomorrow, right around 60. temperatures today are falling after the cold front moves through. let's talk about tuesday and wednesday. should we have a game 6, a game 7, temperatures are in the mid- 70s. >> that is amazing. >> that would be -- at least at progressive field -- that would be added -- incredible weather should we have the games at home. but either way, it would be one of the deals were halloween i

wednesday, so do not put away the short sleeves and shorts just yet. >> that is amazing. most of my halloween costumes are covered -- under a big code with hats, gloves, and snow. >> exactly. that is the case this year. >> thank you so much. the oscars are months away but how does hollywood is talking about the films getting major bus. mike wilber takes a look at the highest -- the oscar hopefuls coming to theaters. >> reporter: loblaw land starring emma stone and ryan gosling is topping the list. it follows a romance between a jazz -- a jazz musician and an aspiring actress. you will have to wait until december 16 two catch them. >> i don't understand. but i cannot be the guardian. >> reporter: hitting theaters november 18, manchester by the sea tops the potential best picture list shark -- starring

him as he is entrusted to raise his nephew. >> the way that you are being honored for the worst day of your life. >> reporter: the latest film, the long halftime want -- it is also expected to top the oscar race. it looks at initial -- a soldiers experience in the iraq war and how it differs from the covered that america season home. it is in theaters november 11. >> i now pronounce you husband and wife. >> reporter: the historical drama loving is expected to heat up the oscar race. the movie about interracial couples sentenced to prison for getting married in 1958 is due out november 4. >> how come yove -- this explores of race relations in the 1950s. it hits theaters on christmas day. the birth of a nation and sully, starring tom saying >> mike will -- mike wilber,

meet her albers. she has been quarantined since moving from columbus last week and she is 11 months old and zookeepers hope that she will see 31-year-old as her mental they have been introducing being a graduate and is a challenge but she has not interacted with another polar bears and she was one week old. look at this for one week all. >> i want a one-week old polar bear. >> it is so pretty and fluffy. >> they will not eat me. thank you for being with us. we will see you back here at 10:00. in the meantime, you can catch the today show. >> thank you for watching channel 3 notice.

i think people made up their minds about the e-mails. >> this is bigger than watergate. >> you are fascinated with sex. we have to stop this pipeline. ?? good morning. welcome to "sunday today." i'm willie geist. we are nine days away from a presidential election that feels like it began a lifetime ago. both campaigns say they want to know more from fbi director james comey after the revelation that they have flagged e-mails, stoking the story right before the election. clinton on saturday calling the new development, quote, very