a trip to the pumpkin patches or apple orchards would be a great way to spend the day. tonight will be warmer - the mid 40s. today will be very similar to saturday. mostly sunny with for outdoor activities. a trip to the pumpkin patches or apple orchards would be a great way to spend the day. tonight will be warmer - the mid 40s. a warm front will lift through the state starting later today and completely clear the state by monday. it could be a little to start the week. tuesday will midweek thanks to a cold front. and we are looking live right now at north carolina where matthew is making it's way along yesterday...many roads are flooded. millions are without power and almost a dozen people in the u-s have died due to matthew. here's the latest out of north tonight, hurricane matthew is smashing north carolina... downgraded to a category 1 storm, it's still powerful enough to render hundreds of roads impassable. (nats) after leaving a trail of destruction on the florida coast... the storm took aim at rains and creating dangerous conditions... s/ gov. nikki haley / (r)

a trip to the pumpkin patches or apple orchards would be a great way to spend the day. tonight will be warmer - the mid 40s. a warm front will lift through the state starting later today and front. but we'll stay dry to warming into next friday. it's way along the coast. they saw a lot of rain yesterday...many roads are flooded. matthew has affected hundreds of people in haiti. the aftermath of what the massive storm has done to that country is devastating. here is the latest report. this is what the path of a hurricane looks like from the air. the storm left trees, scattered like matchsticks on the hilltops. (ivan watson, cnn senior "look at how all these trees are killed hundreds of people.and left tens of thousands homeless. we're flying over haiti's southwestern peninsula, one of the most isolated parts of the international correspondent) "this is the only real way that we can get a sense of the scale network of roads, and there are looking at it now." six years ago, this region was largely untouched by the earthquake that shattered the haitian capital. but this tim

. >> yesterday, i went -- i went to an apple orchard. i was kind of afraid because you are seeing all of this rain. we have got a nice little window. you know? some sunshine. >> a great day. >> we were able to pick some apples from a tree. we have a three-year-old and a one-year-old. i will have to bake some apples something. apple pie. apple cake. whatever. i will bring you some because he worked it out in the weather center. >> do you know what? she was going to be at this apple orchard. >> that is what you are doing this morning. not only showers but also a couple of thunderstorms. nothing to worry about. we are not tracking anything severe. that is the good news but if you are waking up with us on the eastern edge of cuyahoga county, towards the lake county, that is where we are seeing periods of moderate to heavy rainfall. some lightning strikes have been detected within the system. it is weakening as it crosses over 271, but again, if you are hitting the roadways this morning, take your time. across 422, towards auburn, towards garr

perfect day to head out to the apple orchard or maybe visit the pumpkin patch. it is getting close to halloween. the pumpkins have a touch of frost of them from earlier this week after a great day. the ground is pretty dry. and see a nice afternoon. now, let's zoom things in here to southeastern wisconsin. because this at 7:00 p.m. more clouds descend to the south and east. i catch a brief shower or a couple of sprinkles sunday evening. this is after dark. the daylight hours a lot of sunshine. now, there is a wet storm system, now, that will roll in here late tuesday and then a damp and derry day on tap for wednesday. so rain arrives on tuesday. late tuesday evening on futurecast, it is tuesday night and wednesday we are seeing rain across the area. this could potentially drop an of southeastern wisconsin. looking to get fall fertilizer on the lawn, to that today, monday, or tuesday, because by wednesday a rainy day. damp and raw. low 50's for highs. and then a couple of more showers enter the forecast to start next weekend. thema. thema: thank you, january. 7:2

you to be aware of the potential for late-day rain if you are going to the pumpkin patch or the apple orchard. all those fun fall things that we like to do this time of the year. anything you are doing outside this afternoon, we look good. we will be in the low 60s through about 6:00. and then we will start to drop into the 50s. not quite as cold as it was last night, i don't think we will see a widespread frost or anything like that overnight. but we are looking at the potential for maybe some patchy frost out there as i expect us to hit about 40 early tomorrow morning. that's in cleveland. outlying rural areas a little bit cooler than that. forecast for the weekend features a big warmup. i'm going to go 73 tomorrow. 75 on sunday. no rain tomorrow. so, whatever you have planned maybe you are going to game tomorrow, it's going to be dry and it's going to feel amazing in the afternoon. but again, that rain does return to the forecast late in the day on sunday. if you like the sound, guys, of this weekend warmup, take a look at the start of next week. 77 on monday. i think some of us tuesday co

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. >> get to the apple orchards early. >> our next the newscast is today at 5:00. >> we will see tomorrow at 4:30 >> faith: i to go to mars. >> nick: [ scoffs ] who doesn't? and according to the lady at the science museum, you just may get your chance someday. >> faith: the lady who talked to our class was so awesome. >> nick: wasn't she? you guys should take way more field trips. >> faith: only if you chaperone again. please, daddy? >> nick: yeah, i guess i'd love . >> nick: but right now, we need to get back down to earth. you see what i did there? >> faith: no. >> nick: no? all right. i do need to get you back to your mom's. >> faith: but i'm having so much fun with you. can't we hang out a little longer? please? i'm sure she won't mind. >> nick: well... i guess i don't have to be at the underground for a little while, so... okay. >> faith: yay! [ giggles ]

head out to an apple orchard with the family. pick a couple of apples, and in northeast ohio. >> right. it's nice when we can say it's the fall season, but it still feels a little warm. so i can still do some you know, decorate, put the pumpkins out on the porch. >> next week is our week to enjoy. >> as we've been say, happy october with the fall season in full swing, the weather is changing, but we could be seeing a warmer week of october than normal. we look look at octobe in this weekend's geek fix. >> today is the first day of october. so let's look ahead. let's geek out about the weather in the month of october here in cleveland. average high of 68, the average low is 50. this is one of those months where we start to cool fast. by the 31st, by alloy wean, the average high drops by 11 degrees to 57, and the low drops by 9 to 41. during the month. minutes worth of date, and i know you don't want to hear this. this is the first month of the year where cleveland cease an average snowfall, just 2/10 of an inch. we have not had a l

apples. in the orchard dave miller is careful not to upset the apple cart with the fruit harvested by workers. fruit that is market down. for the miller's this orchard is the fruit of their labors. hopped the hay wagon for the trip to the land of apples. the mallard -- the miller's guess a long time ago that everybody loves like a ride and they were right. even the older folks found the haystack seat. >> going on those rights when you were a teenager and horsing around. in the orchard you go for it. the trees are giving now of these trees you may eat. we picked our fell. until wagon master dog pulls up for the round-trip. going home without of apples and of pumpkins and of tranquil scenes postcard pretty. organ -- autumn paints quite a picture in ohio. >> i don't know about you but apple picking, pumpkin harvesting, is the best season i could ever have and to be today made me think about my ohio where the landscape is beautiful. maybe you feel this way. if not, you should. we are all fruits of the seasons. >> the fall foliage is fantastic. all of our overtures. the kids agreed they don't say

some of the apple orchards still offering picking so get after it with the numbers in mid and upper 50's this afternoon although personally myself i have to get myself a pumpkin before linus grabs the great pumpkin. a few showers on sunday milder with temperatures in the mid 50's. halloween lots of sunshine during the afternoon, near 50 and then monday evening for all of the little ghosts and goblins numbers in the mid and upper 40's. no weather issues. >> anchor: thanks so much, let's get a check of the friday drive hole. here is matt fitzgerald. >> anchor: tough going hardly moving at all on 93 in either direction on zakim bridge. on the northbound side out of the o'neill tunnel in methuen. southbound side isn't much better. you will be heavy from the assembly square right into the southbound tunnel. tunnel before the government center exit. the expressway south is at a standstill. you will be heavy all the way to the braintree split over on the northbound side you are also really heavy as you head into the tunnel. the pike east is crawling as you make your way out of the city this a

apples. in the orchard dave miller is careful not to upset the apple cart with the fruit harvested by workers. fruit market down. for the miller's this orchard is the fruit of their labels. , let us see. they hopped the hay wagon for the trip to the land of apples. the miller's gets a long time ago that everyone loves a hay ride and they were right. even the older kids found a haystack seat. >> when you were a child on those and horsing around, in the orchard you go for it. the trees are giving end of these trees you may eat. lots we picked our fell. wagon master doug pulled up for the round-trip. going home without of apples and pumpkins and tranquil scenes. auto paints quite a picture of northeast ohio. october is showing off. >> i don't know about you but apple picking them pumpkin and to be with all my good friends. today made me think about my ohio where the landscape is beautiful. maybe you feel this way. if not, you should. in a way we are all fruits of the seasons. >> the back. -- the backdrop is fantastic. we have multiple orchards that are similar. >> the kids agree. they don't say

. >>> cong is the season for pumpkin patches, corn mazes, apple orchards. how about adding wineries to the list? we check in with the cleveland vineyard to see how the grapes are doing this year. >> we're in the fall season but in my 7-day forecast i'm going to show you web the 80s want to make a good comeback. also the falling temperatures >>> good morning. we have sunshine, plus the cloud coverage that upper level low continues to spin so the clouds, they really want to try to dominate today but we have high pressure that is going to build here, allowing us to go on a stretch of just sunny skies for at least four days. want to show you exactly in our greater cleveland area. now this will be the first week of october and look at this, nick, by tuesday we were talking about highs in the upper 70s, closer to the lake but inland locations near 80 degrees through your friday afternoon. to get you prepared for more warmer conditions, i want to show you the 7-day forecast but by friday we're going to track our next front. it's going to be about a 25- degree temp

. >>> coming up next -- autumn patches, corn mazes, apple orchards. how about wineries? we check in with the cleveland vineyards to see how the grapes are doing this year. >> we're waking up to gloomy conditions. still tracking rain on the "power of 5". in the forecast forecast i'm going to show you when the 80s >>> good morning. i'm "power of 5" meteorologist janessa webb. daytime highs are only in the upper 60s. that's for inland locations closer to the lake. substantially cooler from euclid to beechwood, 64 degrees. the southwest breeze 5 to 10 miles per hour. we're seeing our last batch of rain here. it's tracking to the east. i think drier air really starts to filter in. so maybe you have an afternoon drive or want to get to th for the wine and gold scrimmage, we'll sit in mostly cloudy conditions, temperatures in the lower 60s. >>> a lot of things are still on tap despite the soggy conditions. if you are in the olmsted falls area you can head to east river park for the annual falls day at the park. this is a family-friendly event. there will be lots of activities f

apples. pine hill orchard is where we find carl this morning, picking some apples. almost 50 different varieties -- but what they're doing now is whipping up some of their a front moves our way today with a narrow line of showers and thunderstorms. we can expect wet conditions this morning and early afternoon but then dry up later today. more rain and thunderstorms expected overnight tonight and a better chance of rain and storms for thursday and into friday. temperatures will be on the warm side today with highs in the low to we cool down a bit on friday and drop into the 50s this weekend. we warm back up a bit on monday. today: mostly cloudy with showers and a chance for thunderstorms. high: 74 dewpoint: 61 wind: sw 5-15 mph tonight: showers and a chance for thunderstorms. low: 58 dewpoint: 59 wind: sw 3-7 mph google-- making a big announcement-- unveiling a new wind: sw 3-7 mph google-- making a big announcement-- unveiling a new smartphone. carry exclusively google branding.. google technologist latoya drake coming up in the eight o'clock hour of wakeup -- he's

a lot of people are talking about how they want to make it out to an apple orchard or get some pumpkins or anything that has to do with bakeries, surrounded those fruitless. will ujek is live at pattersons fruit farm and you have made us all very hungry this morning. >> reporter: you listed a lot of things that you can do and it off of your to do or your wish list and you can do it in one stop and look at this pumpkin for this has impressed me. it looks fake. it is not fake. they had pumpkins of all shapes and sizes. we talked about it all morning with the bakery, the apples for sale and a lot of good food and behind us, we have the pumpkin patches, the apple orchards. you have got everything. let's talk about the fun possible that is going on. started 20 years ago and we started it because we had too many kids in the market and we had to find someplace to go so we threw some straw bales and the kids love them. we started to expand on this idea of the fall fun festival. the whole idea is to make a setting that is like throwing up on the farm, so we have the straw pile, because when we w

." >>> it's apple harvest time and whether you pick them yourself at one of our nearby apple orchards or pick them up in the grocery store, they are abundant right now, ripe and ready for whatever is your favorite way eat them. joining us, new orleans own david gloss, the chef and owner of bayou bakery. one in arlington and one in district as well. >> that's right. southwest d.c. >> i twisted his arm to show us how to make those delicious fried pies. >> these are hand pies. >> your mom used to make them my great and you used to make them she was from tennessee. she would make pies. arrive. in new orleans we have a company called hubings, the hand pie that was always in my lunch box. this is how we do it at the restaurant. we start off with a little bit of flour. we add our little bit of shortening. this is going to go right in the center. >> and then what about butter? >> not in this particular crust. this is a specific crust that's designed to fry. so unlike a baked crust it's a little diffe. and then the shortening. you want the shortening to be melted and cooled down slightly, okay

. >> apple orchards, pumpkin patches, and only wear light jackets chl that's all i want. >> right. from mold allergies. here is what it looks like over the course of the next 7 days. window nation 7 day showing 60s today, tomorrow, and monday. we're back into the 70s by tuesday and wednesday. by that point, only snow you are going to see is snow cone from dairy queen. >> there you go. >> if you are in the mood. all right. thanks so much for being with us. we'll see you back here at 9 a.m. >> thanks for watching channel 3 news. take channel 3 news and weather with you wherever you go. >>> good morning. breaking overnight. trump's apology. >> i said it. i was wrong and i apologize. >> the republican presidential candidate forced to say sorry for making crude comments about women more than being recorded. >> i moved on her like a [ bleep ]. >> this morning, the trump campaign is reeling. some republicans blasting the nominee and saying they will no longer support the candidate. others calling on him to drop out of the race. with a month to go until election day, how will this bombshel

. >>> still ahead fall fun whether are you looking for an apple orchard corn maze or petting farm we'll have a great guyed. cellphone you need to watch this. a list all parents need to know about to keep your kids safe. i always joke that i need to be hip to keep up with my kids, but the fact of the matter is, that if your child has a phone, there are certain apps you have to know about. not just to be cool because i always joke about that, but to really keep them safe. >> very true. dr. melissa westendorf is the cofounder of the technology wellness center. she's here with information that is very important for parents to know about. good to have you here. >> thanks. >> i think this is great i think parents try to keep up, but it's really difficult to do that. there is a lot of different things in that kids are doing using, that the kids spread that the parents don't hear about because they keep things secret right? >> it is hard for us to keep up. i always liken it to you don't want to give your kids a phone if you don't want them to get into dangerous areas, we don't give them keys to

starting out to be a mile they may be equated to hit to the apple orchard. we are tracking temperatures as you make your weekend plans. good morning and welcome to wisn 12 news this morning. it's 5:00 a.m. on this sunday, october 23rd. returned to our weather. meteorologist jeremy nelson. it's in the weather center with sunshine for today. that is the plus side of the forecast along with milder temperatures. it is still pretty cool out the 30's to low 40's across the area. in milwaukee it is 43 degrees with clear skies and calm winds the wind picks up at of a cold front. not much wind out there this morning. that allows temperatures in land to bottom out in the middle 30's where to 36 and west bend same in watertown. 40's in most spas. entity called front we get a mild southwesterly breeze. check out these temperatures by midday into the afternoon. a great day to orchard or the pumpkin patch as we see highest top out in the middle 60's. there could be a sprinkle or passing shower we talk more about some changes in the work week forecast coming up. thema: rig

you might want to head to the apple orchard. we are tracking temps with your sunday plans. good morning, everyone. and welcome to wisn 12 news. i'm thema ponton.

if you have an apple orchard -- >> it was great. it was perfect timing and the rain held off. hopefully the same for you today. thank you for being with us all morning. to back in for channel 3 news at 6:00. >> thank you for watching channel 3 news. a take news and weather with you wherever you go, texting wk >>> closed captioning of channel 3 news is sponsored by serpentine cheverly. >>> this sunday, trump's terrible week. a rough debate. 3:00 a.m. tweets. and an obsession with the 1996 miss universe. >> she was the winner, and you know, she gained a massive amount of weight. and it was a real bl could have avoided paying taxes for 18 years. i'll talk to trump supporter rudy giuliani and clinton campaign manager robby mook. >>> plus, a lead opinion lined up against donald trump, but to what effect? i'll take to anti-establishment voices from the left and right. michael moore and glenn beck. >>> also, the vp debate. how much will tuesday's pence-kain face-off matter? >>> and live from new york, it is "snl."

speaking of a lot of families pumpkin patches, the apple orchards, to take family pictures. to have a little family fun and, of course, to eat all of the fall treats. will ujek is live at the pattersons fruit farm. how much have you eaten? >> reporter: i was going to say -- i was going to ask you if it looked like i had gained a few pounds. take a look at this. th ingredient -- i guess it is not really a secret -- the apple cider donut -- the number one selling dodo. >> the apple cider donut is number one and we put real apple cider when we are mixing it and we put it in the frosting so you have got a good flavor. >> reporter: we took a look at the bakery and there is a people out there. give us an idea of what you have and what people keep coming back for. >> we think it is all there because of channel 3. this is great. in the bakery we have got apples, donuts, applit have got fried pies. we have got 17 kinds of pies, 30 different kinds of donuts and the apple fritters. >> reporter: in the store right now, a big season for the apples and you said that you have got 50 differ

>> one thing i loved to do with my family is going to the pumpkin patches and especially the apple orchards. 70s and sunshine, it doesn't get better. >> everything's pumpkin and apple stewed -l and spices and mix it all together. thank, michael. well, she's in her 90s and her one wish is to drive a truck, not a pick up truck but a semitruck. we are introduced to a truck er wheel. >> minnesota's great river road. for the person you're about to meet, no view is complete without a truck. >> tons of steal and rubber rolling down the highway. it's beautiful. >> she's clearly given it me. >> the result of being married to her truck driving late husband and a lingering desire. >> i can't think of anything else you would want to do that i haven't done. now a week shy of her 92nd birthday, louise has a date. >> $35. >> my mother is driving an 18- wheeler. would you not go see mother do that? >> tom will be louise's instructor. >> are you doing all right? >> an old friend since yesterday when she first met him at the truck driving school at minnesota state college south east. >> everything she's done

. >> i think up in the apple orchards, they say they're doing a job that needs doing and they're openit. yesterday a rally in reno, donald trump made a point of pronouncing the state of nevada correctly. the only problem, he didn't pronounce it correctly. let's watch. >> heroine overdoses are surging and meth overdoses in nevada -- nevada -- and you know what i said? you know what i said? i said, when i came out here, i said, nobody says it the other way. it has to be "nevada," right? and if you don't say it correctly -- and it didn't happen to me, but it happened to a friend of mine, he was killed. >> he just dug the hole deeper and deeper and deeper by saying "nevada." that's what he said growing up on the east coast. but you learn when you go out there, anytime you learn, it's "nevada." by the way, is frisco next. is he going to go to san francisco and say, it's great to be in "frisco." >> for tanzania a couple of months ago, he was doing this big foreign policy speech, he said "tan-zania." so i guess he's used to misspeaking. >> i'm the only one at this table to hitchhike through

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you can believe it, october is here and it's a great time to head out to the pumpkin patch or apple orchardport your local farms. a fourthati generation of farms. it smells good, kids are having a blast. so fun for kids and family. thanks for being here. >> absolutely. >> we have these beautiful apple cider doughnuts. >> fourth generation commercial grower, we formed a subsidiary and have families come and pick apples and go through a huge corn maze. >> that's your recreation, right? >> yes, the corn maze, i wanted to branch out and do something different. i love new york and taking on the big apple. and what we have here is rick's favorite apple, honey crisp. >> i like a golden. >> golden delicious. >> just like candy with caramel on top. good place to be. >> that's right. >> we have cider here and doughnuts. >> doughnuts, beautiful mums, locally grown, kettle corn, pumpkin, honey crisp, rome, empires, muffins, all homemade. >> you name it it is here. they are carving pumpkins. >> bill and debbie -- i heard you're a great carver. >> i'm an amazing carver. >> absolutely. >> tell me how do y

apples. apples.local orchards are thriving!including bar-thell is there this morning... he joins us live from the if you want to see the hours, address and what can be picked... we posted a link to bar-thell fruit farm's website on ours. go to cbs 58 dot com 3 3 today: mix of sun and clouds. a few showers and an isolated storm from late morning into the afternoon. highs in the middle 70s. wind: sw 5-15 mph. tonight: more rain possible returning by morning. patchy fog. lows in the lower 60s. wind: s 2-5 mph.week ahead: more rain and storms likely for thursday lingering into friday morning. staying warm thursday lower to middle 70s before returning to the lower half of the 60s for friday. 40s and even a few 30s for lows possible friday and saturday nights with saturday itself struggling to pass 600 for the first time since may. today: mix of sun and clouds. a few showers and an isolated storm from late morning into the afternoon. highs in the middle 70s. wind: sw 5-15 mph. tonight: more rain possible returning by morning. patchy fog. lows in the lower 60s. wind: s 2-5 mph.

. >> as of a bunch of apples from the orchard. >> it's pretty prevalent. notice not just our orchard. reporter: ago cultural theft isn't new, but it seems to be growing. what is also growing, the frustration among farmers. >> put them in a stroller and put them in the backpack and come walking right by us, that's the rough part. that's stealing. the >> probably five to 10 arrests reporter: police posted these surveillance photos in late september calling farm stand theft an ongoing problem. this farm had hundreds of ears of corn swiped a few weeks ago as well. >> did you find everything all right? reporter: apple crest farm, the owner says often the thieves are well organized and related. >> grandma, grandpa, a bunch of kids, the aunts and uncles, you know, there is probably a dozen of organized in the way that they were, they bought a few half bushel bags. reporter: they spent the day shuttling bags of apple to their car. >> when i caught them, they had five 55-gallon trash bags, just about an entire full minivan with stolen fruit. >> we had the entire tr

. >> these are fresh dutch apple pies, made from the apples of our local pine hill orchard in germantown. its the 8h year for the homemade dutch apple pie sale at st. boniface catholic church. melinda: each pie costs $12, all made by more than 500 volunteers and the parish school families. >> it is several, several trailers full of apples that it more than: -- melinda up at 5:30 : this the morning to construct, and they will end their day, tonight at 7:00. then they'll do it all over again saturday, to get the job done. their students, reap the benefits of the sale, since the money goes straight to the school. >> a lot of things we need within our school, we've made a lot of school improvements, a lot of updates, our school is starting a k-3 program this year, so supporting funding that program. one of these pies as there's a reason they sell out quickly. >> it really is something that is word of mouth. our pies are really easy to sell, because they are really delicious. melinda ripe for learning, with : apples ripe for the picking. in germantown, melinda davenport wisn 12 news. joyce: a

apples. nothing says fall like being in an orchard surrounded by apples. all of these are from an orchard. >> nice. >> it's really cool because you get to connect with where your food is grown. if you look at the apples, they're more of a matte than the shiny because they're not covered in wax. it is a great activity. and so now my goal is to figure roses. and those are actually pretty easy to do if you go online and search for apple roses. >> are you sure? it looks fancy. >> it is super easy. i have applesauce that i started. now i just have to use it all up. but if you don't -- if you can't get to an orchard, because some of them have long waiting lists to pick. >> yeah. >> you can go to a lo long waiting list because they're in high demand. go to a local nursery and they have apples. these are late season apples. these are the late season ones. what is great about that is they store longer than the earlr season apples. they can store for months in a cool dark place. >> that is good to know. so many things that you can do with apples. i have to try this.

orchards. beverly taylor reports on this record-setting venture.... new nat this is pretty impressive when you realize the scope of this planting venture. "thousands of trees, plums, apples, pears the fruit trees or urban orchards --cover two acres of mcgovern park on milwaukee's far north side ---and eight acres here, on howell avenue, between puetz and ryan roads in oak able to offer the parkland as a way of getting fresh fruit out to milwaukee county." :08the celebrated endeavor is the result of the seed legislation passed by the milwaukee county board just over a year ago. seed stands for sowing, empowering and ending deserts of food. "...bring more nutritional, sustainable agriculture to an urban area. in fact this will be the largest urban orchard in the united states. :11 "and we hope that this gets replicated throughout the nation. :26will allen's organization, growing power, will eventually process the fruit-- making it available to public schools, restaurants and community centers. "about 70% of our fruit comes from the west coast and we need to change that dynamic to make sure we grow our food right where we live.:35hunger task force will eventually serve resi

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orchard. the family has 55 apple trees and about a dozen goats. the owner, louis beck, taught kids how to make apple cider. first they cut up the fruit, then placed it in a press. beck says often times surprised by the work that goes into prepping food. "53:03, "i think for them to see you have to take apples and make it into pulp and squeeze them and actually see the juice coming run out into the pitcher and to learn this is how you get juice is from real raw fruit " and just a few miles away at fitkin farms, people learned about the different types of corn. the farm here typically grows jim fitkin, says he just started started growing popcorn in the last couple years, after a drop in field corn prices. "37:13, "we have a glut of corn right now so corn prices are low. so to try to counter that more people have been growing popcorn so now popcorn prices are low" fitkin says it's important for people to understand the costs behind fresh food. and why prices can vary from year to year. some students in cedar rapids are learning how fruits a but not

picking apples for the weekend. if you're in the orchards tomorrow, lots of sun. temperatures in the upper 40s 50s. patriots game on sunday will feature mostly sunny skies, mild with numbers in the low 60s during tailgate and heading for the upper 60s to around 70. if you're getting out of dodge and heading up north. the foliage is peaking in the worcester hills. there are pockets up have peaked around southern new england. >> i don't know, apple picking r football. >> as we approach weeks six of football season, tom brady takig on the bengals with the pats ths weekend. here's jadiann thompson and trey daerr to help you get your fantasy roster. >> hey there, pats fans welcome to fixer. i'm here with the legendary trey daerr. you gained some cool socks >> let's talk about the patriot. i mentioned a little set back in week four, came back strong and now it's brady's day. you have to be on this team, right. >> we saw brady back, afc player of the week. he was about as good as good gets. we have to keep an eye on rob groncowski. only six catches on the year, bt the bi

orchard. the family has 55 apple trees and about a dozen goats. the owner, louis beck, taught kids how to make apple cider. first they cut up the fruit, beck says often times people, especially kids, are surprised by the work that goes into prepping food. "53:03, "i think for them to see you have to take apples and make it into pulp and squeeze them and actually see the juice coming run out into the pitcher and to learn this is how you get juice is from real raw fruit " and just a few miles away at fitkin farms, people learned about the different types of corn. traditional corn and soybeans. the owner, jim fitkin, says he just started started growing popcorn in the last couple years, after a drop in field corn prices. "37:13, "we have a glut of corn right now so corn prices are low. so to try to counter that more people have been growing popcorn so now popcorn prices are low" fitkin says it's important for people to understand the costs behind fresh food. and why prices can vary from year to year. in coralville. people in coralville can get rid of

apple picking during the cbs 58 morning news. it's great information for anyone visiting area orchards this month. 3 bob barthel "you want to lift twist. lift and rotate and snap. wrong way is to pull it tree is the spur. grows apples for another 10 years. break piece off, no more apples. apples. you can also buy pears and pumpkins at barthel fruit farm. to find out more about this 178- onto cbs58.com. cbs 58 is hosting "conversations with komen" today. anyone with questions about breast health and breast cancer is invited to call our phone bank between 4 and 5:30. experts with "susan g. komen" will be on hand to answer any question or concerns. the number to call is on your screen---414-777-5801.you can also visit our website-- cbs 58 dot com for more 3 coming up on your cbs money watch report... why 'bed bath and beyond' may be scrapping its popular coupons. in today's money watch report... 3 a lawsuit is moving forward over those credit card chip readers you see at some stores. a judge is allowing small businesses to sue major credit card companies for forcing them to use the chip readers. businesses say the machines are expen

orchard. the family has 55 apple trees and about a dozen goats. the owner, louis beck, taught kids how to make apple then placed it in a press. beck says often times people, especially kids, are surprised by the work that goes into prepping food. "i think for them to see you have to take apples and make it into pulp and squeeze them and actually see the juice coming run out into the pitcher and to learn this is how you get juice is from real raw fruit " and just a few miles away at fitkin farms, people types of corn. the farm there typically grows traditional corn and soybeans. the owner, jim fitkin, says he just started started growing popcorn in the last couple years, after a drop in field corn prices. "we have a glut of corn right now so corn prices are low. so to try to counter that more people have been growing popcorn so now popcorn prices are low" fitkin says it's important for people to understand the costs behind fresh food. and why prices can vary from year to in coralville, today marks the start of the mayor's clean-up week. people in c

orchard. the family has 55 apple trees and about a dozen goats. the owner, louis beck, taught kids how to make apple cider. first they cut up the fruit, then placed it in a press. beck says often times people, especially kids, are surprised by the work that goes in "53:03, "i think for them to see you have to take apples and make it into pulp and squeeze them and actually see the juice coming run out into the pitcher and to learn this is how you get juice is from real raw fruit " and just a few miles away at fitkin farms, people learned about the different types of corn. the farm there typically grows traditional corn and soybeans. the owner, jim fitkin, says he just started started drop in field corn prices. "37:13, "we have a glut of corn right now so corn prices are low. so to try to counter that more people have been growing popcorn so now popcorn prices are low" fitkin says it's important for people to understand the costs behind fresh food. and why prices can vary from year to year. today marks the start of the mayor's clean-up week in coral

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apples go into his cider. this morning, he and peter, owner of nearby seedling orchard, are testing. >> you can see how they cluster, which is an unusual feature. >> and tasting. >> as a cider maker, we're looking for aroma and flavor, acid and tannin from the apple. >> as an independent brewer, greg is part of a small but rapidly growing beverage category, hard cider, where his label has been thriving. >> now it's all over the tv, all over the supermarkets. >> no surprise, all of this rapid growth has not gone unnoticed by big players in the beer category. greg is now getting stiff competition from big beer brands who have recently acquired cider brands to market along with their other products. >> sam adams with their angry orchard. you have miller coors with a couple brands, and then you have anheuser-busch with a couple brands. they have the stella and the johnny appleseed. >> these behemoths have vast production facilities, markets and distribution channels. this puts all the smaller producers in a bind. how can an independent like greg compete against all of that? he's not competing with the big brewers for t

apples. >> it's prevalent. it's not just our orchard. agricultural theft isn't true, but seems to be growing. what is growing? the frustration among farmers. >> put them in the strollers and that's the rough part. that's it. >> five to ten arrests every single october and if not more. >> that's in londonderry. sanbornton posted these calling farm stand theft an ongoing problem. there were hundreds of ears of corn as well. >> the owner says often the thieves are related. >> grandma, grandpa, a bunch of kids, aunts and uncles, and probably a dozen of them and they were very organized in the way that they were-- they fobought a few half bushel when i caught them they had five stolen fruit. >> we had an entire truck of a mercedes benz full sized sedan, full of apples. >> farmers warn each other about organized orchard operations using cell phones to snap photos of suspects who they say hide up in the trees and then run to their cars to make a get away. >> you feel like this is organized? >> oh, we know it's organized. >> londonderry say most

apple picking. this will be the last year because they're going away to college. >> oh, my gosh! >> so this is their last year that they'll all be going out there to the hilltop orchard where they have some of the best app apple cider doughnuts. they're like the pastry version not true. we learned this in the kitchen. if you dip them in cold water with lemon juice, the apples stay a little longer. >> the apples do. but the doughnuts -- >> also the people don't stay that long. >> what part of doughnuts don't you get? >> i'm working on zblr. >> it's only if you cut the apple. >> are you feeling good this friday? >> are you feeling good? >> i feel great. i'm going out to >> why? >> just to hang out. i used to live in chicago for ten years. this is the first time i've gone back in years where i didn't have to work. i get to hang out in chicago. >> nice. >> restaurants and the whole thing there. >> bunch of new restaurants opened up. >> listen. we live in new york and new york is a phenomenal restaurant in town but i'm going to start a war. a war. chicago has the best restaurants. because i'm an eating machine and i love food. you know this. and i have lived here now ten

apple-picking. although, the thing is, a lot of orchards around here have started to run out of apples. a small crop this year. >> kris: did you get a chance to go yet? >> i did not. i'm going to have my cider doughnuts from dunkin' donuts. >> rob: wouldn't surprise me. the drought having a huge effect on a lot of things. the color of the foliage. not quite as bright and beautiful as usual. but still, if you are going to do it, this is weekend to do it. speaking of warm-ups, going from frost this morning to near record-breaking temperatures. record is 82 in boston on tuesday. i they sea breeze will prevent boston from getting there. and slightly higher elevation, a thousand feet up, worcester should prevent them from breaking their record. but in between, i do think a wednesday could see a few more 80's here there as well. meantime, very fall-like out there today. and a perfect weekend for checking out the fall foliage. most reports indicate it is about peak. again, this is the weekend to do it. across northern new england. and western massachusetts just starting to get there in central

weekend, as i mentioned an hour ago this is the weekend you plan a trip to the orchard take a hay ride, picking the applesing pie. it's going to be beautiful with mid to upper 60s. >> thank you david. 6:41. hurricane matthew left a trail of death and destruction across the caribbean we'll have the latest. >> a family is homeless after a fire ripped through their home. some are wondering if it was started by a tv remote. >> reporter: looking live we have penndot on the scene, one vehicle blocking a right lane on the boulevard past ridge avenue. we'll check on this accident on an accident on i-95 when "action news" comes right back. we dance on the salsa team together, and it's like a lot of power in what we wear. when we're practicing if i don't feel good in what i'm wearing i don't look good. t.j.maxx has that variety. i can get a lot for my money. it's like "yay t.j.maxx!" if you're feeling it, just go for it, don't wait. maxx life at t.j.maxx. >> welcome back you're taking a live look there, the columbus memorial on this columbus day, 6:44. right 62 degrees, if you're heading out grab the sweater. >> is

apples this weekend? sure, why not. take pictures of those leaves as well. temperature saturday in the orchards in upper 50sand then sunday in the orchards upper 60s also in the upper 60s for the pats. >>> check of the ride home. ziam bridge out of the tunnel up to 128 and southbound side moves well. jammed in both directions route 1 north is not looking good this afternoon as you make your way in from saw gus. jammed after the tobin bridge up to lynnfield. route 1 you're moving well. the pike west is not moving well. you'll be jammed from the austin tolls to newton corner and again from route 16 to the state barracks. moving well along the pike but a new crash inside the tunnel. we'll check the drive on the mass pike from downtown boston to the westin tolls a 25-minute ride. once you get passed passed the o 125, another 23 minutes. >>> a cupcake controversy in oregon, a bakery that makes cupcakes decided to make something new. the owner named the cupcake after president obama be many took it the rock way. >>> she said she never intended for the name of her newest >>> just something that would

apple picking, looks great. sunshine in the morning. a afternoon. temps on sunday in the upper 60s. in the orchards tomorrow, in the upper 50s. the patriots forecast sunday wil feature lots of sunshine, at tailgate the numbers will be in the lower 60s. a bit of a breeze. you may need up to keep down the silverware and plastic wear. place. foliage peaking in southern new england. i've seen your tweets and your pictures back up up. i appreciate those pics as well. 7 on 7 forecast. look at that tuesday. whoa. upper 70s to around 80 both tuesday and wednesday. see you at 5:00. >> see you then, j.r. let's check in with matt fitzgerald for a look at traffi. >> not good news if you're heading on the expressway south. usually bad on a friday anyway and this broken down isn't helping the situation. it's over in the right-hand lane you'll be jammed on the expressway right out of the o'neill tunnel. route one north is jammed this afternoon through saugus. the delays back in chelsea and o all the way up into linfield. and we'll check out the ride on the pike west. you're going to be heavy right out of the tolls. most of the way towards t

apples grown right down the street from where they live... i think it's really amodel that can be replicated around the nan nation "growing power" plants orchards and gardens in vacant lots and roof tops in the milwaukee area. back to two area animal shelter. shelters.two men and a truck's "movers for mutts" drive wrapped up today.the company has parterned with pet-related businesses to get items on the shelter's wish list., like collars, dog food, and toys. the items will be donated to 'haws' in waukesha and 'woof gang rescue' in racine. purple heart recpients are spending the weekend in the great outdoors... on a trip to bring healing. healing.15-20"it's a chance to relax. it's a cha similar experiences." experiences." five veterans were out on lake superior all day fishing.it's part of the 'wounded warriors in action foundation'.the trip is a chance for veterans to relax, get back to nature, and bond with other veterans.one marine says trips like these have done more than just create fun memories. 1:07-1:15"i think that's one thing that's really helped me back from the brink was getting out and enjoying nature with guys who've been there and