>> brian: let the chess match begin. indians skipper tear yea francona may be making a bold move. they say he will play carlos santana in left field. that's a position he only played four innings in his career. why this is all such a big deal. game three tonight in chicago at 8:08 tonight at wrigley field. >> tia: if you stay here for the game, don't worry, gates open at 7:00 tonight for the progressive field watch party. we have a live report from the stadium in about seven minutes. >> brian: this series is tied at 1-1. here we go, tribe. we have to get a couple in chicago. first pitch is 8:08. it's october 28th. thank you for joining us. i'm brian duffy. >> tia: i think we'll get it done, i think. >> brian: the indians will win one, two would be great in chicago. >> tia: i'm tia ewing. everything you need to know about game three in a few

at the weekend forecast. >> samantha: time is 6:01 on this friday morning. i hope that your day is off to a great start. morning commute looks dry, no problems there. midday commute also looks wonderful, and your evening commute. we give you the green light for that, too. i don't expect any rain out there today. temperatures are chilly, though. good morning to you in ashtabula. it's 42. that's actually considered average for this time of the year. so nothing out of the ordinary. it's been kind of chilly the last couple of days. 41 out in mansfield, good morning to you in new phil philly. in cleveland we're in the mid-40s. the sun doesn't come up now until almost 8:00 in the morning, so it will take a while for things to warm up. we'll get cooler before we warm up. we go 42 at 9:00 in the morning,

an afternoon high of 57. so a seasonable day, nothing unusual in our forecast today. tomorrow it's going to feel like spring. we'll talk about it coming up at 6:15. back to you all. >> tia: all right. 6:02 right now on your friday morning. we're looking at traffic. this is on 480 coming into -- actually, it's not. it's 77 coming into downtown. you can see them going away from downtown as well. you see right now a little traffic out there, but no real hang-ups to tell you about. of course, if anything changes we will be first to let you know. we're still 14 hours away from game three of the world series, but it appears indians manager terry francona made a huge decision. >> brian: it's a big one. multiple reports overnight say the indians will play carlos santana in left field. that's significant because santana normally plays first base, most of the time he's a designated hitter.

stadium, you play by their rules. in the national league there is no designated hitter. the pitchers actually bat for themselves. we explain this a little bit more in a bit. for the pitching match-up, the cowboy, the little cowboy josh tomlin is on the mound tonight for the tribe. tony zarrella is in chicago for us with a story about a essential fan in the stands for josh tonight. >> reporter: good morning from chicago where for the first time in 71 years the world series is here at game three tonight, indians and cubs. by now you may have heard the story of the cubs fan that dished out $64,000 for four tickets for tonight's game. 16 grand per ticket. for josh tomlin it's about another spectator, his father, jerry, the 57-year-old tomlin paralyzed from the waist down just two months ago following an illness. doctors aren't sure if he'll ever walk again. he was recently released from a rehabilitation center and he's

tomlin family ready to watch josh pitch tonight. he's been great, 2-0 in the playoffs and now he does it in front of his father. >> yeah, he's here. he'll be -- i don't know when he's flying out, but he should get here later tonight. it will be good to see him later tonight and have dinner with him and then get to work tomorrow. >> reporter: what's it mean for you just to have your dad here tomorrow night? >> it means a lot. he hasn't been to a quite a while, and it wasn't looking like he would get to come to a game at all. so to have him here and just to see him is the thing i'm most looking forward to, but the fact that we get to experience the world series together is pretty neat. >> reporter: tomlin is ready to go. who does francona sit in strategy at play now that they lost the dh. much more on that in a bit.

news." >> tia: this is really cool. indians fans making the trip to chicago for any of the next three days, the turnpike is trying to save green. check out the ohio turnpike tweet. if you have an ez pass tolls are 33% off. this lasts throughout the entire series. this morning we already have a crew in chicago. you heard from tony zarrella, and now you're going to hear from our very own shelby miller who's there. >> brian: in the first two games, there are a lot of peopleg- from both cities who are very passionate about this, and shelby miller is in chicago for us live with more on that. good morning, shelby. >> reporter: hey, good morning. yeah, it's understandable why everybody is so passionate about the game tonight, but i will say walking around here last night in front of wrigley, we were a little outnumbered or a lot outnumbered. there were cubs fans everywhere, but you have to expect that.

group of indians fans. one kid was wearing an indians jersey last night. i chased them down. they have tickets to both tonight's game and tomorrow night's game. can you imagine that? inside wrigley for that game. across the street from wrigley, there was a group of cubs fans all lined up just hoping to somehow get inside tonight's game. they were out there all day yesterday, overnight. they're out there again this morning. i want you to listen to what that family said, that indians family how excited they are to be here to watch the indians play in chicago. >> i've never been inside. it's always been a plan of ours to go to wrigley, even just to check it out. to be there for the world series is unbelievable. >> reporter: and to have the indians here against the cubs. >> it is awesome. i love seeing all the mix of different shirts, indians and cubs all around the city. >> reporter: yeah. you certainly do see that. i'm assuming tonight there will

here than there were last night, too. i don't know if you have heard of von's pub, it's not too far from him. that's a really big cleveland hangout spot. we went down there to check it out, and there was one indians fan there who we spoke to that lives in chicago but he's a die-hard cleveland fan. he's coming up in the next half hour. right now the atmosphere for being this early in the morning is pretty good around here. still looking for that first indians fan this morning, though. live in chic "cleveland 19 news." >> tia: all right, shelby. a 7-year-old cubs fan is at the game tonight, and he has the indians to thank for that. this is littlejohny wallik was at game one but was hit in the head by the elbow of a cheering indians fan. keep in mind, he's actually a cubs fan. he suffer aid concussion and missed the rest of the entire game. when the indians found out what happened, they hooked him up with a pair of tickets for

now i feel fine. i'm happy because i'm going to get to go to the world series. >> tia: yeah. some people never get to go. okay. i like his little logos he has going on there. he has the cubs and indians. johnny made a thank you sign for our team. no word on if johnny and his dad are having trouble deciding who to root for now tonight. i like that story. >> brian: root for your team, kid. i'm glad he's going to the game. >> tia: indians are a gre organization. i'm not surprised they would do that. a lot are rooting for the tribe at progressive field tonight. for 5 bucks you can get into progressive for a game three watch party right here in the cle. >> brian: cleveland fans love these. we're live at both ballparks this morning. sia nyorkor is getting answers about tonight's watch party. hey, sia. >> sia: good morning, brian and tia. that's okay. we can't all go to chicago, but

beloved tribe in the land of the champions. here's what you need to know if you want to go to the watch parties held right over there at progressive field. there are three watch parties for games three, four and five at progressive. tickets are $5 apiece, but there is a four-ticket limit per order. the gates will open one hour before each game, and those watch parties will be held rain or shine. all of the seats are general admission, which means seating is on a first come first serve basis. we do have a link up on our app, so if you want to go head to our app to find out how you can get tickets because there are still $5 tickets available. the cool thing about these watch parties is almost all of the proceeds from the watch parties will be donated to the indians charities and the major league baseball charities, so you can party with a purpose right here

for now i get answers near progressive, sia nyorkor, back to you. >> tia: all right. party with a purpose. i love it, sia. the cleveland 19 digital team has you covered. we have people in chi-town covering the games this weekend. you can look for information on the free "cleveland 19 news" mobile app and during the games. join in on the conversation on social media. >> brian: 6:10 on your friday morning. as we check in with sam, we're concerned about our forecast, of course, but we need to know h things look in chicago tonight for the ball game. hey, sam. >> samantha: the good news is things look dry and warm, but things look very windy. winds in chicago coming out of the south and southwest gusts potentially up to 35 miles per hour. because the stadium actually faces towards the northeast, those south-southwest winds mean big, long balls, right? right out towards center field or out towards the northeast

6:10, and your forecast if you're staying closer to the cleveland area, we'll be in the low 50s and dry weather for the watch party. >> tia: coming up, while our very own paul orlousky got a one on one interview with donald trump, his running mate's plane was skidding right off the

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>> tia: i think this is very interesting. 1100 people apply and roughly 10% are chosen. obviously, this is a strenuous process, right? nearly 150 convicted felons may have their records completely removed from their files today. >> brian: it's the first time expungement day has been held in cuyahoga county. nichole vrsansky is looking at the brand-new program getting answers for us on how exactly this works. >> nichole: it's a big roadblock if you're convicted of a crime, checking that box on a job application and trying to run a house. this is a chance to open a door where you can legally say no, i haven't been convicted of a crime if your case has been expunged. the people heard today were selected over the summer. 145 people were selected after

under ohio law, an eligible offenders has no more than one felony, no more than two miss demeanors and not the same offense and no more than one felony and one misdemeanor in the state or same jurisdiction. the judges volunteer time to hear these cases today. if you're not one of the people selected but still interested in hearing more about the program, call the common pleas court in cuyahoga county for more information. website at cleveland19.com. >> tia: thank you so much. if you are a jay-z fan, you want to get down to the county board of elections in cleveland this morning really early, actually. starting at 8:00 a.m., hillary clinton's campaign is giving out free jay-z concert tickets. this is the board of elections on euclid avenue. the show will happen on monday, and we're waiting for details on when and where it will be. we know it's somewhere in the cle. the free tickets are first come

examining what caused a plane carrying republican vice presidential nominee mike pence to skid right off the runway. the accident happened thursday night as the aircraft was landing at new york's laguardia airport in heavy rain conditions. none of the estimated 30 people on board including pence's family were injured. >> brian: already all right. while that was going on donald powell orlousky spoke with the republican candidate one on one. he asked a lot of questions including what a lot of ohioans are wondering, are more jobs coming here for the buckeye state? >> reporter: if you get them to come back, will they come back to union science. >> they're going to come back. we let our companies go and they left the people go. it's unfair what happened to our country in terms of trade and security and in terms of borders and in terms of everything. we're going to -- and obamacare, by the way, was very negative

expensive that companies were forced to leave. >> brian: just about 20 minutes paul orlousky will join us on set. we talk more about his conversation with donald trump. >> tia: hours before trump's speech in geneva, senator tim kaine, the democratic vice presidential candidate, was in lorain and rallied voters there saying that our state is much more than just a battleground state. >> you get down to the last two weeks, and there's like four or five checkmate states. by checkmate, i mean we win if we win ohio, the race is over. hillary clinton will be president. >> tia: every time a candidate comes to northeast ohio, we are certainly there as well. you can be there, too, via the free "cleveland 19 news" mobile app. you can watch live video streams and see the latest polls and catch up on local issues

>> samantha: time is 17 after on this last day of the work week. i hope your friday is treating you well so far. 41 degrees out there in sandusky, about 46 in cleveland, and as you travel farther south, low 40s here as well. akron/canton, new philly in the mid-40s, and across cuyahoga county, a lot of the same. we're pretty much all in the 40s. parma, good morning to you. it's about 44 there. it's 45 in shaker heights and 46 out in westlake and east side. good morning to you in euclid. we're in the upper 40s to one of the warmest spots there. we have a lot of cloud cover across the area especially in cleveland down towards dover and back to sandusky. east siders see a little bit more sunshine once it comes up at 7:55. i cannot believe it takes now until 7:55 for the sun to come up, but a week from this upcoming sunday, so not this sunday but the next sunday, we're going to start seeing

we'll turn our clocks back a week from this sunday. that's crazy. this year has flown by. 42 degrees at 9:00 in the morning and 53 midday and an afternoon high of 57 with decreasing clouds throughout the day. i don't expect rain or showers today or tonight. if you go to progressive field this evening for the watch party or out and about, maybe it's a halloween party night for you, looks fantastic. keep in mind, the winds pick up tonight, so it's on the breezy side. those gusty southwest winds put us in the 70s tomorrow. look at this weekend forecast. 74 on saturday. there could be a shower or two east of cleveland, but a better chance that you get rained on late saturday night especially if you live in cleveland or anywhere along the lakeshore. sunday, upper 50s with rain. that's two weather alerts there.

for sunday as we will be in and out of showers on that last day of your weekend. i'd say saturday definitely the day to get outside if you've got things you need to do around the house, outside, yeah, saturday definitely the day for that. sunday -- excuse me. we already talked about sunday. let's move on to monday. halloween, upper 50s. can you tell it's friday? we have some very nice weather for halloween, but i'm way more excited about november 1st. guys, tuesday it's going 74 degrees. i know. >> tia: wow. >> samantha: it's going to be awesome. >> tia: that's all i have, is wow. >> brian: look at the traffic. this is 480 and 77. those headlights heading towards you, they are on 480 eastbound, but we're looking really good right now. no problems. >> tia: one northeast ohio high school will have a familiar-looking face roaming the sidelines tomorrow when it takes on its arch-rival in football. >> brian: next, we get answers as to why safety experts say

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something goes wrong. if you need to know when your city is having trick-or-treating, go to our free cleveland 19 news app, and find a list of days and times. >> brian: it looks like josh mccown will be back in quarterback for the browns this staund. he's back in practice looking good. he went down with a broken collarbone in week two. so cody kessler probably not at wide out, corey coleman is returning from a broken hand but is doubtful for sunday. browns get the new york jets at the stadium. massillon washington high school will have a live tiger roaming the sidelines. ohio bans the use of exotic animal ownership several years ago. ob will be back for tomorrow's

and donations from the booster club. there you go. >> tia: how adorable. the time is 6:26. whether it's a high school football game, maybe the indians watch party or any other outdoor activities for that matter this weekend, the weather will cooperate. yes, we're all excited about this. >> samantha: tonight looks fantastic, but the winds will be picking up through the evening. so it is going to be quite breezy. friday night football, low 50s, and not super cold, which is nice, ri in the seven-day. i also have some very warm weather. it is going to be a roller coaster ride over the next seven days. we talk about it coming up after the break. >> brian: excellent, sam. thank you. this may look like a bar in downtown cleveland, right? go tribe and cleveland browns all over the place. believe it or not this is right in the heart of chicago. we share the story behind this place when we take you live to the city of big shoulders ahead

>> brian: if you want indians coverage you are in the right place. we are live at both ballparks this morning. a live shot you are looking right now at wrigley field. game three there tonight. it is tribe time, and we are making and being a big part of the first world series appearance at wrigley since 1945. >> tia: we're also getting answers from progressive field where tonight the gates will

the series is tied at 1-1. first pitch is at 8:08. josh tomlin throws for the indians tonight. without a designated hitter, both santana and napoli are expected to the starting line-up. >> we talk about that am koing up. that story and our live coverage from the ballpark. first, over to our meteorologist sam roberts who has got your wake-up forecast. hey, sam. >> samantha: good morning. good morning if you're just waking up, and time is if you join me from akron, good morning to you. we're in the low 40s, so i would grab a jacket. notice it is not quite as windy as it has been. it's also not warm, but it's really not windy. that's good news, because yesterday it was so windy all day long. not going to feel like that today, but winds do pick up for tonight. cleveland area, current temperatures mid-40s, now it's a little breezy in downtown.

my goodness. i need another cup of coffee, right? we've been running around and i haven't had time to go get any just yet. i hope you're drinking your coffee with us so you can have a great day. notice we are mostly cloudy across northeast ohio but the clouds break as we get deeper in the day. we see more sunshine, so the school day forecast for today looks pretty good. bus stop, though, it will be chilly and we go 40s and 53 lunchtime and about 57 for right home. feeling every bit like fall, but we have some warmer days ahead. guys, we talk about it coming up at 6:45. >> tia: it's 6:31 right now. we want to take a live look at 77. this is coming into town. you see traffic is moving a little heavier right now out there than earlier. you see a few brake lights but nothing major to report to you at this hour. well, the indians are back to the field foent for game

first pitch after 8:00 tonight should be a good pitching match-up. josh tomlin has done a good job so far goes up against kyle hendricks the cubs. tomlin has been solid for the tribe in the playoffs. he picked up wins against boston and toronto, two teams that are good offensively, just as good offensively against the cubs. this is the first time tomlin faces the chicago cubs and he says he's ready for anything that comes his way. >> my job is to keep the ball down in the zone ground balls and quick outs and keep them off the barrel. whether the wind is blowing out, in, sideways, up, i don't care. i need to pound the strike zone and get out as quick as i can and that's it. i can't control myself with what the wind is doing. >> brian: multiple reports overnight say carlos santana is going to start this game in left field for the indians. it's a position he's only played four innings in his entire career. so this is going to be a little

national league ballpark, national league rules. in the american league, pitchers do not hit. a designated hitter, the dh takes their place. in the indians case that dh for the most part has been carlos santana. in the national league there's no designated hitter, and that means as the indians going to chicago, the pitchers will hit. does that mean it's as simple as taking carlos santana out of the line-up? no. santana is one of the tribe's he hit .259 and hit 34 home runs and drove in 87. santana could play first base, but that would mean sitting down mike napoli. that won't happen. napoli also hit 34 home runs and drove in 101 rbis. >> he's going to try to find a way to get us both in there. coming to a national league park is kind of tough. you're limited to trying to get, you know, your regular line-up out there.

able to pull the right strings. whatever decision he makes, we'll be all right. >> the reports are out there that santana will play left field, but tito hasn't confirmed that yet. josh tomlin for the indians is a pretty good hitters, too. he has six hits in his 12 at-bats as a prices for game three, they're double the price for game two tickets. for standing room only at wrigley field you pay more than $1700. upper deck tickets are around 2500 bucks, and lower level tickets, those will cost you about $5,000. keep in mind, those prices are only for just one ticket. >> brian: one ticket. who is going by themselves? nobody. you probably won't see a lot of

rally field tonight because of the ticket prices. you saw a lot of cubs fans at progressive field in games one and two. >> tia: don't be fooled. there are plenty of cleveland fans that made the trip to chicago or perhaps they're transplants there. shelby miller is live outside of wrigley field this morning. shelby, you found plenty of cleveland pride right in the windy city. >> reporter: you know, we did have to look a little bit to come across those fans last night, but this place called von's pub. it's decked out with everything cleveland. not just the indians, the browns, ohio state. a lot of stuff going on there. that's where we found one fan from the cleveland area but now he actually lives here in chicago. he said tonight expect that bar just to be packed with people who are rooting for the indians tonight. unfortunately, when i've been out here this morning, the red coat that i am wearing is about

out here. a lot of cubs fans, which, of course, you have to understand. we're in their city. there is even a line outside wrigley that was there last night when we were out here. that's, of course, still here this morning. they're waiting for the big game tonight. let's hear from that fan that we caught up with down the road here about why he's so excited to see the indians play here in chicago tonight. >> it's a dream come true. me living here in chicago now, this is the bt for anybody from cleveland. i don't care where you live or what you do, cleveland is the epicenter of what the sports world is now. we want to just add this to what the cavs did earlier in the year. >> reporter: can't deny that right there. you see the sign behind me. game three, indians versus the cubs, the world series, huge night here. the game is, of course, a little after 8:00 with the first pitch

we'll be out here throughout the day. i'm sure more indians fans will show up later on. we'll be speaking to them, so make sure you stay with us all day for the game coverage. live in chicago, shelby miller, "cleveland 19 news." >> tia: thank you so much. maybe you can't go to chicago. not everybody can afford that trip. if you look for a cool place to watch the game this weekend, look no further than progressive field. >> brian: that's right. you can donate five bucks to xhart and watch the tribe and cubs tonight on progressive fis screen. it wouldn't fit in your living room. sia nyorkor is live at the ballpark. this is just like the cavs did during their title run. >> sia: that's right, brian and tia. not all of us can go to chicago, but that's okay. we can stay right here and enjoy our tribe right there at progressive at home where they're having several watch parties throughout the weekend. let me give you all the information that you need to know about them. now, there's three watch parties for games three, four and five.

is a four-ticket limit per order. the gates open one hour before each game, and they will be held rain or shine. now, all of the seats are general admission, which means seating is on a first come first serve basis, so get here if you want to get a good spot. do have a link on our app if you want tickets, but there are still $5 tickets available. the club seats are sold but, there are the $5 tickets available. now, the cool is all of the proceeds from the watch party will be donated to the indians and the major league baseball charities, so it's so much fun and you're partying for a good cause and cheering on the team and then you give a little bit extra back to the community. so what better way to cheer on our tribe here in the city of champions? for all the laltest details, log onto cleveland19.com. we have updates on air and

progressive, sia nyorkor, back to you guys. >> tia: thank you so much. stay with us for continuing coverage of the world series. we have a crew. you just saw shelby miller in chicago including our digital team as well. so keep an eye on our website and follow us on all social media platforms. believe it or not, the clock is really ticking. ten days now until the presidential election, and donald trump, he was here yesterday and talked in front of a packed crowd in geneva for the first presidential candidate to visit in ashtabula county since >> brian: he also took some time to speak with paul orlousky. orlo joins us now. what was your time with donald trump like? >> quick, very quick. line him up, boom, boom, boom, out you go. >> brian: that's expected. >> it took eight weeks to get this. we did get it. access to a presidential candidate really is very, very limited. you get a couple of questions before the candidate goes on stage. they sweep in and take pictures

donald trump entered the spire institute to rousing cheers donald trump entered the spire institute to a rousing cheer. the crowd had been filing in for hours and waited for 90 minutes past the scheduled start time. no one here seemed to care. here and in all of northeast ohio, jobs are key. i asked if he's successful in bringing jobs back from across the border, would they avoid ohio for right-to-work states? >> will they come back to union we let our companies go and the companies let the people go. it's unfair what's happened to our country in terms of trade, in terms of security and in terms of borders and in terms of everything. we're going to -- and obamacare, by the way, was very negative for jobs. >> reporter: he was chris sized for saying many african-americans live in situations that resemble hell, where people don't go out after dark. elderly people after dark have to put the big steel storm door

dawn. >> it's sad when you look at the inner cities all over the country, and the african-american community is really -- it's amazing what happened over the last three or four weeks in the polling numbers with me. >> i'm not sure what poll that was. elections these days seem about momentum or creating momentum. citing polls creates a get on the bandwagon mentality. come on, we're going to the top. that sort of thought. i tried to ask a couple of issue-oriented questions, not the thing women or what he had on a bus or this or that. got predictable answers i'd say. >> brian: how was the crowd out there for him? >> very enthusiastic. ashtabula county is very red state. 50/50 men to women, largely caucasian. >> brian: were you surprised by the amount of women out at these things? >> not so much at the -- well, this was 50/50. the i-x center, i was there on saturday night because we hoped to get the interview on saturday

to men. i was surprised at that. >> tia: let's face it, donald trump has had a lot of controversy. so has hillary clinton. did he address that with the crowd, any of his controversies or what was his message to the crowd? >> the stuff you'd expect, and the stuff we've heard. that's why i didn't ask about it, to be honest with you.

we have never had a more qualified and prepared candidate for president than our friend, hillary clinton. >> brian: current first lady campaigning for the former first lady and the presidential nominee. michelle obama joined hillary clinton on the campaign trail for the first time. that was last night in north carolina. the big story on the campaign trail is an ntsb investigation into why governor mike pence's plane slid off the runway at laguardia last night. no one was hurt, and there wasn't a fire or any real emergency. certainly a frightening situation. it was raining at the time, but so far no clear cause of why the

>> tia: another big story we follow today is right at home. a second chance for nearly 150 convicted felons in cuyahoga county. >> brian: the goal is to give eligible offenders a better chance to get a job and education and eventually a better life. cleveland 19's nichole vrsansky joins us now with more on expungement day. >> nichole: maybe you're 35 now, and you committed a crime when you were 18 and now every time you apply for a job, you're asked, have you ever been quick convict of a crime, you have to say yes aig job, right? expungement day today aims to turn it around. 145 people were selected over the past summer out of 1100 people that applied to have their cases heard today in cuyahoga county common pleas court. these people had to be reviewed for eligibility and had all the legal paperwork completed ahead of time. so it's not just a matter of showing up to court to have your case heard unless you were previously selected. if you can -- but you can call the common pleas court to learn

process if you're interested. we went over the eligibility in the last half hour and we have that information posted on the website for you at cleveland19.com. guys. >> tia: thank you so much. lots of condolences for the once popular vine app. twitter is pulling the plug on its vine app. you could share six-second videos that took a back seat to periscope. twitter says the vine website will stay online to showcase the videos already made. a lot whether it was out. >> samantha: it was popular whether it first came out. >> brian: could you always put video on twitter? is that where we lost voin, once you posted videos on twitter? >>. >> tia: you couldn't on twitter. i don't know if that was the demise of vine or periscope was. people like the fact you can see it live and see it later. >> brian: twitter owns vine, the same company that owns twitter owns vine. >> tia: and periscope, too,

straight. twitter, periscope, snapchat. my goodness, right? >> tia: it's a lot of >> samantha: instagram. we're all on all of those platforms, by the way. >> tia: secretly, i am. >> samantha: if you're looking for a fun place to get news. sorry, tia. 6:48 on this friday morning. we are tracking temperatures this morning in the 40s. it's chilly. i don't think a lot of people care what's happening here going on in chicago. world series game three, first pitch is at 8:00. so we're going to go 64 at first pitch, and i think we'll stay there. this is going to be relatively warm baseball for late october, especially. look at the winds. they come out of the south and southwest, maybe some gusts out there upwards of 35 miles per hour. the stadium actually faces northeast, so i am thinking there could be some big hits

runs, hopefully for the tribe, right? not for the other team. we don't want them to get home runs. we're concerned about the tribe. as we said all the morning, you can't always get to chicago, right? maybe you had other plans and you're just going to the watch party tonight. here's what i think in cleveland for game three. we go 53, watch party again at progressive field, 8:00. it will be breezy for this one, but a dry night both here and in chicago. dry conditionhi just a lot of cloud cover out there. we will go mostly cloudy this morning with decreasing clouds through the day. a little more clear sky in the afternoon, 57 for a high, and that will happen today at about 3:00. it's pretty cool right now, 46 in cleveland, and most of you start off in the lower 40s. so there is a chill in the air. chance of rain today and tonight is zero. you don't need the umbrella today. that's a change, right? the last couple of days we had a

or tonight. i think most of tomorrow will be okay, too. here's the weekend forecast. 70 for tomorrow with a slight chance of a shower east. better chance of rain tomorrow night. the showers will be pretty scattered, but look at sunday. a weather alert day there. we have the threat of rain. i don't think it will rain all day, but there may be a prolonged period of rain at some point during the day. so just be ready for that. have an indoor contingency plan for your outdoor an guys, it does not take long for the 70s to come back. look at the seven-day forecast. by tuesday we are back in the 70s. the won't that be nice? >> brian: it will be nice. thank you so much, sam. laura has the day off, but we are staying on top of the traffic. these are the drive times right now. everything in the green and looking good. we stay on top of it. any problems, we'll let you know. >> tia: time is 6:50. coming up, how to get free tickets to a jay-z concert right

also, more problems for the parma city schools. another school board president has resigned.

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yesterday. the 20-year-old is looking at life in prison. we'll let you know what happens in court through a push alert on the app when perry is sentenced. there are looking for a new school board president in parma yet again. just weeks after taking over, newly sworn-in parma school board president lynn halloran resigned during last night's meeting. she was sworn in on october 10th for kathleen petro after she abruptly quit earlier in the month. a lot o school district. the schools face a $15 million budget deficit over the next two years. today we expect tension to remain high at the site of the north dakota access pipeline route. in the last 24 hours police have arrested 141 protesters. the $3 billion pipeline is almost complete. opponents say it threatens the drinking water. police anticipate similar protests this morning.

get to the board of elections in cleveland on euclid avenue. probably need to head out there right now. in one hour at 8:00 a.m. hillary clinton's campaign will hand out free jay-z concert tickets. the show is monday. we're waiting for details when and where it will. it's somewhere in cleveland. the free tickets are first come first serve. >> brian: game three of the world series tonight in chicago. no designated hitter there, but no problem. that's according to reports. tribe slugger carlos santana will start in left field tonight. mike napoli will most likely start at first. if you worried that josh tomlin has to hit tonight, he has six hits in 12 at-bats, which is a .500 batting average. there are watch parties at progressive field for games three, four and five friday, saturday and sunday. there's a four-ticket limit per order. gates open an hour before each game. all of the seats are general

is on a first come first serve basis. we have a link on our app to buy tickets. sam, there won't be a ball game, per se, but a good night for a watch party. >> samantha: it's in the 50s all night. so not too bad, and winds pick up tonight. so it might be a little breezy down there at progressive field. tomorrow we're headed for the 70s, so if you're not loving today's 50s, tomorrow should feel a lot better. enjoy it because rain is likely on sunday. guys, 50s don't long. look at that seven-day. 74 next tuesday. first day in november. >> tia: wow. >> samantha: first day in november. >> brian: i have a date with my daughter tomorrow at the buckeye game. >> samantha: it will be nice. enjoy it. >> tia: thank you for watching this morning. make the switch to cle43 if you can and go tribe!

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captioning funded by cbs good morning. it is friday, october 28th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning.? a jet carrying republican vice presidential nominee mike pence skids off a runway york city. governor pence is safe and now in studio 57. legendary olympic gymnast gymnastics coaches bela and martha karolyi in a lawsuit against sexual abuse. >> a birth control for men and a shot that works like a pill. we will look at the side effects and how soon it might be available. we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener."