feekz i ran into yesterday were like i had to throw my heat on yet. >> you know what's funny i had to turn my ac on the other day. we haven't gotten to the heat yet. >> here's what it looks like this morning. we are in the lower 40s waking up this morning in akron. dover, new philadelphia near 42. it is a gusty wind out there that we are tracking for you generally from the northwest st 25 miles-an-hour. gusting at times over 30 miles-an-hour. and on top of all that, tracking lake effect rainfall for you. let's take you into our primary zone where we are seeing the heaviest rainfall right now. it's more of a moderate rain that we're seeing on the eastern edge of natalie lake tthat pivoting in towards the edge so, grab ahold of your umbrellas. highs upper 40s lower 50s. we're breaking down your world series forecast in just a couple of minutes. >> thanks so much. we want to get to our top story here. there was a moment of silence before the sieths and sounds of football at mayfield high school. family, friends and students as well as community members came to celebrate the life of sunny patel. he was wosh g at a mr. hero restaurant when he was shot and killed for drawer. friends of sunny remembered him as a great kid. >> he was a really funny kid. he never used his words to harm anyone. he used them for laughter. >> we wand to keep on his tradition to being nice to everybody and making people's days. >> his friends designed these t-shirts in wine and gold with loving words to describe him. cleveland. the indians are going to the world series. that's after the cavs won the championship. what a year for cleveland. you really are believe land. hillary clinton spoke to a crowd here in cleveland yesterday as donald trump calm pained in north carolina and pennsylvania. this morning, each campaign is moving forward with a different game plan. brian moore reports on two weeks until election day. >> reporter: with two weeks left before election day, time is on hillary clinton's side. and she's hoping the numbers are, with 200 million americans now registered to vote. >> that is more than we've ever had in our entire history. and that is really good news forl our democracy -- for our democracy. >> reporter: in ohio, she spoke losing faith. >> i know you still may have questions for me. i respect that. i want to answer them. i want to earn your vote. >> she's the most corrupt person ever to run for the presidency of the united states. >> reporter: in swing states north carolina and pennsylvania, trump took turns bash g clinton, dishonest media. >> i am going to fight to bring we're a divided nation. we are going to be a nation of spirit. we are going to love everybody. >> reporter: for the next two weeks though it's still war between trump and clinton. another big day on the campaign trail right here in cleveland. donald trump and his running mate mike pence will be holding a rally. tickets are still available on key supporter campaigning for her in the buckeye state this week. vice president joe bied ten state for clinton on monday. they are encourage r courage g ohio to get out and vote early- -- they are encouraging ohio to get out and vote early. i forgot heading into that. history be made on tuesday night. a 104 nana from middle field has had tribe fever since the last time the team won the world series. emily serian was there 48 when the troob was in the world series. -- tribe was in the world series. she wasn't a kid. she was in her 30s. she and her husband sat on the for a hot dog. i didn't buy no hot dog. >> she still owns the same radio she listened to in the 1940s. nana as we all like to call her, because her family does, says she's hoping for the best. we all are nana. the new addition to the blifrp fleet is now in service. it was the hangar. our air shift was chris end by akron's savannah james. her husband, the king, lebron james also on hand for the occasion, as you can see there. halloween is exactly nine nights away. in cuyahoga falls the holiday is at risk of being ruined. swept away not by wind but tlooefs. these were from her mother who passed away from pancreatic cancer. her family wants to carry on her love of the holiday. >> i don't care why you took them. i'm not going to press charges. i just want them back. >> this is the first time the family displayed them in many years. they were taken before they were up even one full week. still ahead this morning, a cleveland re s investing her time by going back to her roots. and alyssa is helping us make a difference today. >> good morning, a box of kra ons to this, little notes from kids in cuyahoga county. they are letting you know how much of a difference your help . it is make a difference day. more than 1,500 people including wkyc employees are registered to participate in 65 different volunteer projects. channel 3's alyssa raymond is getting a jump start this morning. she's joining us from the cleveland kids in need resource center. you have been explaining what's happening there all m in, let them know what's happening there and then across northeast ohio. >> reporter: there are so many projects going on, i think 65 like you mngs d. there is still an opportunity for people to register and get involved. we are going to be involved with five projects, one of them is the cleveland kids in need resource center. i showed you how a mess these books look and drg the breaks this is what it looks like when they come in. this is where heather of bvu is here to join us to tells more about how you get people to volunteer and then place them. how did you get involved with this make a difference day? >> so bvu, business volunteers unlimited is a non profit that helps connect businesses in the community with all the my job is to work with visitors to get up this. all the school supplies need to be put away so when the teachers come here they have a great shopping experience. that's how bvu's role. with work with the business members. in this case wkyc had five team captains who brought these projects to the forefront, which is fantastic. it is a great way that wkyc is supporting their employees by and we set up the projects around there. >> reporter: there are university students involved to. >> the university of akron is going to be four different projects and a thousand students. >> we have five projects like we mentioned, this cleveland kids in need resource center. we have field storm farm. we are helping down at the men's shelter with a cook out. thers will continue to preview it and bring you along for the ride. if you can, please come out and help us today. back to you in the studio. >> such a great cause. actress monitor pot ter is back -- monica potter is back home in cleveland. redoing in her reality show, welcome back potter. >> three years ago i moved back to my home down in cleveland ohio. >> the home monica grew up in ended up abandoned. >> i couldn't let it go. this is our home. this is our heart. i didn't want to see this torn down. >> finally after 30 years, it was back in the family. >> i'm going in. >> my little sister actually threw a sho and broke the cabinet. >> reporter: sisters will be sisters still. >> there is my shirt from the show. >> reporter: the show, the hgtv series welcome back potter, stod's born cleveland celebrity monica potter and her sisters, the table they rehabbed for mom. dad wanted the table. >> reporter: this irish catholic family. >> my sister monica, i could tell you so many stories about how hard she fought to get where she is at. >> reporter: still a good fit here. >> you are like fred sanford. yes, i am. nothing great r than family. in a city on the rise. >> it shows my age. the re birth, revitalization, it's palpable right now. >> reporter: out of this labor of love comes this life lesson. >> love each other. love the city of cleveland. just ahead, driving while drowsy find out why more teens caring for a loved one who suffers from dementia. we are going to share the toll it took on monica robbins. it's a must watch. it is a wendy start this morning and it's also wet. umbrellas are going to be needed. it's make a difference day, as alyssa was saying. highs in the upper 40s, low 50s. the rain? the answer is coming upright after this. i did not email any, um, classified material. really? 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 0 fichlt if you give out extra candy to kids dressed in your favorite costumes, you're not alone. candy getter. nearmany parents also are excited because they can swipe some of that candy. >> i'm guilty. >> my parents always gotten% off the top. we came home with a big bag of county, we would pour it out and we would run back out. and then i would say where the snik ers bars at -- sn. cers at and i would see a bowl in the back of the pantry. >> i would always buy an extra bag to hide in the cabinet. and then ten pounds later you guys are writing me emails, are you pregnant . >> i can't wait, because it will trick and treating as well. here is what it looks like as you head out on lake erie. here is my suggestion. obviously if you are an experienced boater, you know how to handle the 5 to 8-foot waves. if you're not very experienced, today might not be the best day to head out on rt wear, because? with those -- the water because with those winds blowing out there there will be the winds at 6:18 this morning still sustained at 22 miles-an-hour off the lake gusting at 30 and at times over 30 miles-an-hour. so, again, that's what's really helping to support t8 footers. we're also tracking lake effect rainfall to you. notice it is sliding to the east. that is going to be the trend through the morning hours and the umbrellas. it's all compliments of an area of low pressure off towards our east. on the back end of that is where we get that northerly flow of air and that's what's helping to support those lake effect rain showers that we're tracking for you. further off towards our west is an area of low pressure with another cold front. this swings on through northeast ohio tomorrow night into early monday. so again tomorrow, although during the day i think it looks good, tomorrow evening i think we may see a few miss showers. tomorrow looking like the best day to get out and about as opposed to today just because of those lake effect showers, especially right along 77 and east of 77 through lunch time and points after lunch time. not a terrible day of course. i think we'll see a few breaks in those clouds. but when it starts range in -- raining in towards northeast ohio you can start to expect an day. tomorrow that cold front comes through providing us with some showers. low 40 to 50-degree reading with over nights tonight falling into the 40s. your window nation seven-day forecast. we've already talked about the weekend temps tomorrow in the 60s. let's just jump to tuesday because that's what everyone wants to know about. we have our tribe playing in the world series. we also have our cleveland cavaliers playing as well. i think the first tip t 7:30. if you plan on heading down to gateway plaza -- >> the center of the universe. >> exactly. i think it should look pretty good. i was looking at temperatures by 8:00 tuesday night in the upper 40s so grab the fleece. whether you are going to wear your indians gear or your cavs gear make sure it's thick and sl. 1-third of teenagers are driving while drowsy. that's according to a study by liberty mutual insurance. teens sometimes trug he will to stay -- struggle toll stay away by driving. drowsiness can impair reaction time which can be even more dangerous when a driver is inexperienced. dementia, it robs a person of their m ability to communicate. but it takes its biggest toll on loved ones. monica robbins understands that personally ment she took care of her father five years while he battled dementia until his passing. she experienced firsthand whap it's like to battle dementia. >> my own father's di many sha is the reason i came to cleveland in 1998. i cared for him until his death in 2003. the mistakes i made in trying to help him. back then it wasn't possible for me to understand the world he lived in. now there is a program for caregivers that actually simulates what it's like to live with dementia. i've come to ard en. this is the original scientifically method of helping caregivers better understand the world of someone with dementia. >> we really want you yourself in the setting. think about your feelings andz what you are going through. >> first, there are shoe inserts that simulate neuropathy. next gloves that also simulate neuropathy and loss of touch. glasses that blur my eyesight and create tunnel vision. and finally a head set emits what sounds like a static radio perform. >> you are going to put the belt through the belt loop on the pants. >> reporter: i'm going to do what. >> clear the dinner table, draw a picture and family and name them draw them and put on a neck tie. >> can you repeat that. >> reporter: no, i cannot. >> reporter: within seconds utter lee confused. i don't remember what i'm supposed to do. something about a belt instructions on the wall don't help. i can't read thap. find something. oh, my gosh. i have no idea what i'm supposed to do. wait. something about draw a picture. draw a picture. am i supposed to do something with the table? set the table? this is so frustrating. i don't remember what i'm supposed to do. i start to ob ses about the within thing i do remember. i don't know. i'm so lost. i can't even tell what this is. is this a sheet? i don't even know if i'm supposed to be folding this laundry or even if it is laundry. my luck it is probably dirty and i'm supposed to put it in a hfrp er somewhere that i can't find. my feet are killing me. where is the belt? i know i'm supposed to find a belt but i don't know what i'm supposed to do with it but it's making me crazy. i'm sure i'm supposed to do something with the table but i have no idea what. >> hi, you're done now. >> reporter: april leads me out. i never expected my reaction to be this. this was the worth ten minutes of my life seriously because all i kept thinking was this is how >> do you feel you sort of gave up. >> reporter: yes, absolutely. now it's time for feedback and it all made belt. >> people with dementia ob ses. you ob ses d about the. having someone with dementia even that's impossible. >> reporter: people often say come on, mom, let's get up sh it's time to have your hair done, we are going to brush your teeth and get ready to go. they are still at it's time to get up. when you think about how much they exert energy just trying to manage. i would have changed everything. everything i did. i would have approached taking care of my dad in an entirely available when he was going through this. and how valuable this is. i mean, this is priceless because of monica's story, they will offer the virtual dementia tour to anyone for free. you can all eight eight eight eight eight eight four seven eight two four one 0 8884782410. you can see more of monica's journey by logging on to wkyc.com. after the break it could be the biggest deal in the world this year. we are going to explain the ongoing negotiations between at&t and time warner. good morning. guess what, look how much help i have now. >> maek g a difference. >> we are going to introduce you to kirkland middle school and elementary school. they are helping us make a 0 tichlt thanks so much for being up with us at 6:30 on saturday october 22nd. kick back, relax. it is not the type of morning to rush out if you don't have to because of the weather that we are having. we are going to update you on that in just a moment. first, we want to get you caught up with our that's the big local, nags and trend ee. donald trump and mike pence will be making a campaign stop in leave land tonight. the rally will take place at the. x center the made a stop there back in march and over 10,000 supporters gathered for the event. tickets are available on trump's campaign website. is in advanced talks to biep time warner. it will bring together hbo, cnn and warner brothers stud yoes. back here -- back here at home the debate continues as to who should receive the honor to throw out the first pitch on tuesday night to kick off the world series. some of the names, jim tome, drew carry and john adams. a lot of people are weighg i had a woman who just emailed over on facebook. her name is donna. she says lebron james. i think he is one of the obvious choices too. he's one of the ones who helped bring a championship here. maybe he's good lock. >> we have a lot of great names and candidates on that list. how about you. >> no one wants to see me throw. i will tell you that right now. >> mine either. we are currently in the 40s outside. it is a cool start this morning. winds generally from the worth west. they are generally sustained between 15 and 20 miles-an-hour. that means big waves out on lake erie. on top of all that also tracking lake effect showers mainly towards our snow belt region by ka ga county. if you are going to be that commute along 77 down towards say akron and into canton, you will run into some wet weather. highs today upper 40s, low 50s. so, again, the fall fleece is going to be needed throughout your saturday. we'll talk more, of course about your world series forecast coming up in the next couple of minutes. maureen it just seems like every and their -- everyone and their little brother here in town is counting down the hours, minutes and hopefully the weather will cooperate. >> we have some good news on that front in a couple of minutes. >> thanks so. today is a special day here in northeast ohio. it is make a difference day. it's within of the largest single days of service nationwide and there are still time to get involved in volunteer -- and volunteer alongside several wkyc employees including channel 3's alyssa raymond who ha it this morning. she is joining us more on the projects and volunteers that she sees up early with us. >> reporter: good morning. look how many volunteers we have with us this morning. these are elementary school students and middle school students. they got up very early this morning. it was amazing to see them carrying these big boxes all this way in here and for how much they actually collected. here with us this morning is as well as chad. what was it like and why did you collect school supplies. >> i wanted to help our friends down in cleveland so they can get school supplies and make sure they learn. >> reporter: what's it like for you when you are back to school shopping and you get that cool mechanic a.m. pencil and all that -- mechanical pencil and all that stuff. >> it's kind of fun. you get that new stuff and it makes you feel like you have more to do and find out more. >> reporter: you wanted to give other kids right? >> yeah. >> reporter: thank you so much for doing that. we have the principal here. this is chad. chad, how does it make you feel to see your kids doing this? >> it's awesome. within of the things we talk about is being noble. i think this is a great demonstration how our kids can be noble starting with our pta stepping up and then our student council took it over. every morning they are on the announcements trying to sell to we had nine car loads of kids and supplies coming down here today. bins overflowing. doesn't it feel good to be down here helping. >> yes. >> reporter: what are you doing here today? >> making a difference. >> reporter: we are at cleveland kids in need resource center. that's just one of wkyc projects. we are going to be throughout the community this morning making different stops. we'll have more for you tonight at 6:00 and their muscles and carrying these bins in. >> if they can do it, we all can. >> reporter: exactly. let me tell you, these ones are strong. >> especially since they're up at 6:30 in the morning helping out. >> reporter: not on a school day, can you believe it. >> not on a school day. >> reporter: thank you so much. vej bls. it is keeping the neighborhood healthy but also those with special needs. >> on akron's west side residents had to travel miles away from their home to enjoy fresh foods and vegetables but that all changed. >> a small corner type market was a real need for this neighborhood. >> reporter: it isn't just your every day corner market it is an innovative farm program. it is a work training service for those with intellectual and developmental disabilities. >> have you ever had a fruit roll up? it's like that. >> reporter: the program hired 12 employees helping them develop and grow the technical and social schools needed for -- social skills needed for the employment. >> showing the health benefits and really working on the education of here's how you can addition --- in addition to the market it has a kitchen center. >> i think the delight for the neighborhood when they saw this was the neighborhood. that was the best part . thanks. still ahead. who will tow the rubber for the . hi everyone we are getting ready. it is going to be a little difficult to wait for the world series. game 1 coming up tuesday night in cleveland. the indians back to work yesterday. they will continue to work through the weekend through monday into tuesday. yesterday they weren't able to go outside and get their practice in. they had to work out indoors because the rain kept them from going outside. loud and proud. when the indians host the world series next week it will be the first time they have ever had the home field advantage for the world series. all games will have a first pitch time a8, except game 5 it will be 8:05. bauer is confident he will be able to pitch in the fall classic without any issues whenever the indians need him. bauer said the injury would have plenty of time to heal. he has already resumed throwing and continues to receive treatment. he loves the mood of the city right now, similar to that of the cavs. >> hopefully it will be the same for us. people are looking out windows. it's been really cool t. >> danny salazar is making progress in his throwing let it go. according to terry francona he will pitch a simulated game this weekend. he could make a start, has not been ruled out. >> he pitches and pitches healthy. he's throwing the bull over the plate. we have a really good pitcher for however amount of innings he's built up for, which can potentially help us. >> high five to the cavaliers as they open the season next course the big ring ceremony celebration much the tip time has been changed. the game will be at 7:30 with the pre game ceremony at 7:00. dan gilbert sent out this tweet yesterday. he cavs fans, now starting at 7:30, wanted to spread out two of the greatest sports moments in history by at l 30 minutes. on to the browns now as they cincinnati tomorrow. the browns 0-6. this will already be their fifth road game in the first seven weeks of the season. it's been the same old story. against cincinnati it's been losing three straight in the last four of five with them. kessler is improving each week and really wants that first w. >> that's the big s part when you are playing quarterback. you want to win gam yet. that's my biggest focus. all of the stats and everything if i'm playing well it will help that. that's what i judge myself off of well. >> joe haden is doubtful to play in the game. akron and cent back at it on the college football field today. ohio state at penn state. that is tonight. about 6:45. if you are headed into downtown this weekend you may hit some unexpected traffic. greg helps you get around it this morning. >> there may be some delays if you're coming in from the westbound. the eastbound lanes of i90 and only the eastbound lanes of i90 will be closed until 6:00 monday morning. easy route around for this. it is northbound. that will typically add about five minutes to your trip through or around downtown cleveland. it is all worth it for you west siders because your monday morning will have two lanes to get on to the bridge and additional lanes on 176 and 171 to make that trip into e. journey fans don't stop believing. 2017 could be the year that your group is inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame. they announced the no, ma'am niece for next clear's class. rock and roll band pearl jam. a total of 19 individual acts and groups were named. they will be announced in december. you can we provided a link on wkyc.com. even though tickets sold out in ten minutes on thursday for the indians home opener of the world series game. there is good news this morning. there are still hands to get your hands on some. there are a few contests you can enter. the indians are holding a sweep stakes which has two tickets. hand to hand outlook er room shirts and hats at the end of the series. if you can't hit the road with them head over to progressive field they will host watch parties while the team is away. the ball park will open its gates for game4, and if necessary five. we say if necessary. next friday through sunday. you can watch the big screen watch for tickets for the watch parties to be released on monday. sometimes you just want to be around the fans and eat the ball park hot dogs. >> you just want to be in the spirit and the environment. i was looking at some of those ticket prices to go to the world series. a little bit steep. >> our wall let's are more watch party worthy i think. say. again, so much to get to within the next couple of days. let's get you started for your day today. as we mentioned before, it is make a difference day. i hope you're able to find some time to make a difference in your community. temperatures in the 40s with off and on showers. mainly along 70 and east of 70. same story in the afternoon with a high around 51 degrees. if you're thinking it's my saturday, i'm heading out on the water. only if you and experienced individual with both g and recreation on the water would i even suggest being near the water because with those wave heights bet5 to 8 feet it can be dangerous out on those waters. temperatures currently in the 40s right now. those winds are very strong. they were between near 15 to 20 miles-an-hour sustained. gusting over 30 miles-an-hour as well. it was windy yesterday it will to support a few of the lake effect showers that we are seeing currently on the eastern edge of lake kobt ee. but also further towards the west, akron, down 71 as you're heading down towards say canton also seeing a few of those lake effect showers as well. that's going to be the theme through our day today. compliments of an area of low pressure just off towards our east. and on the west edge of that ar get that northerly flow of air. that's what's helping to support the rain we see through the day today. tomorrow looks decent and tomorrow night into monday it is another cold front that moves on. another round of showers. if you like the wet weather you are going to love the next couple of days. lake effect showers mainly right along 77 through the morning and towards parts of the afternoon. highs again this afternoon only in the upper 40s, low 50s. decent, so it won't be a wash out of a day, but i would suggest those umbrellas just to be on the safe side. and then sunday night notice the time stamp say around the 8:00 to 10:00-hour. we see another wave of showers develop along that cold front. upper 40s low 50s will be the highs. wend not going anywhere this evening. gusting over 30 miles-an-hour even tonight. temperatures falling into 40s. your window nation seven-day forecast high today upper 40s low 50s. tomorrow with the 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