wee have a lot going on today. actually, we are starting our marathon show. >> uh-huh. >> it is 5:00 a.m. we're going to be here through 9:00 a.m. let's see if anybody can join us for all four hours. >> oh, my goodness. i don't know about all that. >> and the weather, too. it has just been like pea soup. >> we have been stuck now a pattern for the past couple of days. i still think for the next 48 hours, we'll be stuck in this most of us are relatively dry right now, but not all of 0 us. bigger picture is no showing you another band of precipitation moving towards morning jog, i would grab that umbrella. otherwise, highs today nearing that 70-degree reading. there's whole lot to talk about not only in the tropics with a strong category 5 hurricane, but we're also talking about sunshine and 70s by next week. >> thanks, michael. undergoing surgery after being shot and stabbed inside a home in oh heria. police found that the man in the kitchen with multiple gunshot wounds is a stab wound. there were three children inside the home he at the time, but they are were not harmed. also, members of' police department are supporting donald trump. the union has never officially endorsed a presidentle candidate before. it's president told us the union feels it's crucial to back a candidate in this high school fool ball team had more than a win on their mind last night. they played for the first time since the birth of their beloved teammate andre jackson. the passed away after a game last week. >> reporter: under those helmets, there is much grief. the sidelines during the game his son would have played in. instead, he saw hundreds of euclid community members honoring him, the moment filled with emotion. >> guys are pretty broken up about it. >> reporter: andre was a regular visiter for school resource officer steve chubb either. >> he probably has come to my two years, and it's unfortunate right now that this is why we're all here. >> reporter: he described the 17-year-old junior the same way as everyone else. >> smiling. didn't have any enemies. everybody liked him. >> reporter: an injury last friday during the away game, a he was sent to the hospital, and died from a bowel laceration. blunt force to the abdomen. >> can't imagine that we're going to move on anytime soon. >> reporter: the wearing special uniform patches and shoulder stickers. the panthers scored for dre, scoring on their opening drive. >> he's up there smiling with god watching the game right now. i know he is. >> there's a brand-new program in cleveland that's taking aim at social justice through photos. a group of teens between 14 and them last night as part president of the shooting without whether its program. they say they are expressing their views through their photography. >> there's no choice but to listen, these photos are screaming. >> it will remain for another month at the new bridge center. a farmers market, food truck nest value, and a race for child it's at crocker park, and alyssa joins us from there. >> reporter: you said that i was out here getting a jump start on shopping. well, let me tell you, as you can imagine, nothing is open. i have this chocolate shop right here, brio next to me. there are so many things here. so i'll just get a jump start when they open. this is a place you can live, here, and the developers keep adding to this, to develop this same kind of concept. and they recently just opened several new places from a pizza place to an ice crime place to the new american greetings creative studios. this is in the works for five years. it took five years of planning and construction, and now they're officially open. the ribbon cutting happened earlier this week, and it's a five-story building that sits on about 13 and now 1700 employees don't have to go very far to grab a bite to eat, because, like i mentioned, two different places opened within feet of the facility. the newest restaurant three palms pizzeria opened, just a few hundred feet away. but these employees don't really even have to leave the building. >> this building has been designed for everybody to be moving around and interacting with each other, and so there's actually -- who you might never actually work on a project with, but you can give them a smile, get to know them, where in the old building, that be possibly would not have happened. >> reporter: there's even a card store in the facility. now, this place is really happening, like i said. chick it out. so many things going on today. there's three big events. first is rock the that's a 5k benefiting the fight against childhood cancer. that starts near lulu's candy jar. next we have the north union farmer's market that will be set up right in front of dicks sporting goods. that starts at 9:00 to 1:00 p.m.. and there's even this new building that they're constructing as an entertainment venue. we'll have more on that coming up at 6:00. and lastly, this, of course, as the second annual crocker food truck challenge is taking plates today from 11:00 to 4:00. they are expecting more than 25 different trucks live music entertainment. coming up at 5:30, we'll talk more about rock the crock. but please stop the rain. >> i done think you're the only one asking mikele to rain -- michael to stop the rain. wear that hood. i love that farmers market, by the way, it is such a great one. >> oh, it's so good. >> i'm going to have you bring me back butter nut squash, tomatoes, or something. still ahead this morning, investigators continue to try to find a cause in the commuter train crash in new jersey. why they haven't had any hit the campaign trail hard. coming up, what personal attacks are coming out against new jersey investigators have now found the black box from the train that crashed into a station in killing one person and injuring more than a hundred. crews are still searching for other data to help them understand what may have caused the crash. they are also trying to stabilize the station to make it safer for investigators to sift through the wreckage. investigators say one goal to find out what happened in the minutes leading up to the crash. >> we hope to get information such as speed and breaking. >> we are currently making sure that the scene is as safe as the scene for at least the niece week. >> donald trump is making light on his attacks on hillary clinton and a former miss universe, but it's not helping the gop nominee at a time when he is struggling with the women voters. >> reporter: in michigan donald trump turned on the charm. >> you are the smartest people with the st involved in a campaign. >> reporter: some in a new ad, he's courting women voters with help from his daughter. >> the most important job that any woman can have is being a mother, and it shouldn't involve taking a pay truck. >> reporter: but alicia much said that trump insulted her has a sex tape. >> i mean his latest twitter meltdown sun hinged, even for him. >> reporter: he said this latest episode is proof they'll highly be awake to answerer that 3:00 a.m. phone call. she told temundo is she is answering a few calls of her own. >> i'm trying to change minds. ju find out why yours may have changed, and why it may change again. and welcoming work. we're going to introduce you to margaret wong in the latest episode of sarah's circle. but first, when is the rain going to move out of here? >> not today and not tomorrow, but by monday if things clear up. you'll notice here the western edge of cleveland. homestead, and also into lorne -- lorraine. we'll be back with a look at your full forecast and more welcome back. this has ban real talker is really? horoscope areas are freaking out finding thought areas may not be -- finding out that areas may not be areas anymore. >> reporter: it's a cosmic level freakout. >> i'm a gemini, all my life. >> reporter: okay. you really think you'll gemini. >> yes, i do. i'm a very social individual. i live everyone, and everyone lovesmy. my birthday is may 23rd, 1990. it to you, you're a taurus now. >> what? >> reporter: seepiously. >> you can't just change it. >> reporter: whatfy told you you're now an -- whatfy told you now you're an aries. but did anything really change? at roll gists say no. nasa starting the controversy. it updated the dates for each of the 12 constellations that groups use for said to eact signs, leading many to believe their signs had suddenly changed. >> you were a leo. >> don't say were. >> reporter: but it turns out that so-called new constellation was discovered 3,000 years ago. the arolliers who write your horse row scope have known known about it, but have not used it. >> your zodiac sign is based on the planets. >> reporter: it could disrupt big business, though. americans spent a whopping $2 billion on astrology and psychic services in 2015. >> i think people are attached to their zodiac signs because we all want permission to be our quirky human selfs, and astrology gives you is have it all figured out. >> right. so we're talking about this, because all of our signs have changed. so, wait, so you used to be -- >> a turf -- a taurus. >> but now you're an airbags -- >> is i was always a cansers, and now it says i'm a gemini. let's make this weather change for everyone. grab the umbrellas president not because it's going to be a washout, but more so back we're tracking those showers from the 9:00 hours through lunchtime, we're still stuck in that stagnant pattern. temperatures stay only in the 60s. off and on showers throughout your saturday. sunday, tomorrow, still stuck in that same pattern. we don't finally see a break from this pat earn until sunday evening, and once that happens, and mid-70s. current temperatures outside in the upper 50s and a few low 60s dot the map. also tracking some is very light rain. just north of north olmsted right into lake erie, seeing some showers there, also stretching through saint champion, and down towards youngs town also seeing some light rain. this low will be right over northeast ohio through sunday evening, so that will finally be the time that we start to see some breaks. here is what it looks like. now through lunchtime, again, not an all day rain, but off and on showers in the mix. maybe a rumble or two of thunder in the overnight hours, and then heading out the door to worship services sunday, a few isolated showers, and perhaps a few thunderstorms by that point, as well. won't be until monday that we finally see some breaks in the rain. so between a tenth and half inof of rain is what's expected through monday. temperatures today in the mid- to-upper 60, per happens a few low 70s, with those rain chances and storms. low-to-mid 50s overnight with rain and a cup of rumbles. your window nation 7-day forecast show you today and mo clouds, and the rain and rumble chances, but by next week, there comes not only the 70s, but mid-70 by wednesday and thursday. i think monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, looking like an awesome break from all of this rain and clouds. >> that's great. we needed the rain for sure, but, you know, that would be changed the lives thousands of new americans. in this week's sara's circle, sara shipman introduces us to margaret wong. >> you've come full circle, that you know what you could do, accept what you cannot do, and you accept what god gave you. you know? it is what it is. >> reporter: margaret wong may look back, but she never stops moving forward. >> know now, at my stage of clients. in four years here, she has loved and lost her their husband, raised two smart kids, and became a national leader in immigration law, a long way from where she started. >> i came from hong kong with $200 in my pocket, and a suitcase and a little sister at the age of 19. and in those days, we need survive. >> reporter: her first job after law school brought her to national bank, and i was their are credit analyst. >> reporter: and then margaret w. wong and associates opened up shop. what drew you to your work? >> i was drawn to immigration. by 1978, 1979, only the immigrants hire me to do their work. in those days, nobody really does immigration. it's l it's really lower than family practice, and because i myself was foreign be, i knew what they want, and it was god's will and luck. >> reporter: how did you empower yourself, and how would you encourage other women to go about that same thing? >> i really realized that a lawyer's job is a doctor's job is so parallel. can't save all of them, but whatever you can do and help them, it's really fulfilling, the one life, one at a time. >> reporter: with immigration a buzz word in 2016, she's watching the presidential election closely. >> ultimately, the president doesn't have that much power, and immigration is all by home land security, by the pure race. >> reporter: she -- pure okay race. >> in my work, i would not change anything. i would not -- i wish i wrote another two books, which every time i wrote half of a book, i said that's no good, and i chang it. so i wish i wrote more books. >> reporter: maybe there's still time for that. >> that's right. that's right. after the break, disney casting in cleveland. find out you can audition to be it is october, and there is a beautiful look at crocker park. it hasn't really been feeling like october until the past couple of days, maybe. those leaves still green on the trees. >> you can go to the pumpkin first value today, just might not want to bring those new shoes. we're track something off and on showers in the western edge into county. we'll talk weather segment a major hurricane. his name is matthew. back to you. >> there's plenty to do outside today. rock the wrong is one of them. it's a race at crocker park this morning benefiting childhood cancer research. good morning alyssa. >> reporter: good morning. notice i took my hood off. so we have a little break in the drizzle this morning. hopefully it continues to be here with us is stacy and john rocco, and also have shawn, she was playing in one of the live bands this morning. hopefully the residents here will be nice and let you play. >> reporter: which families are coming tomorrow today, what's their story? >> we have look and piper that are going to be here today to represent look and pipe we are, and we're all here for luke and piper. we're here for all of the kids fighting cancer. this isen an event that we just really want to bring in as many bodyiate rick cancer, because not enough people know about it. >> there will be great bands today, and great day. just for people who are watching this morning that wanted to participate and didn't know about it, what do they need to know. >> they would need to nominate. they can donate there. we take donations from there, and a hundred percent of what we pull in goes back to families if in the cleveland area. >> so i'm happy to hear that. you had a little warrior. thank you so much for being thank you so much. again, 7:30 registration. right in the middle of crocker. you can't miss it. back to you. >> disney is coming to town today. they're holding a casting audition for a movie star be oprah winfrey and reese witherspoon. it's for a wrinkle in time, a classic book. auditions are only. to find out how to sign up, head to wkyc.com. still ahead, the final weekend of the regular season for baseball. find out what the indians still need to do to catch the red sox hi, everyone. good morning. indeyarns and royals again in kansas city. night in kansas city, as they snap a two-game losing streak, and a 0 lot of good vibes coming out of it. indians down 1-0 in the third. santana up with two on, and he had a big night. put it is the charge into that one. orlando can't make the grab. charging around third. look at him. turning on the jets. it's a ryan merit, his first mlb start. what a start it was, after a rocky first inning, giving up three hits and retires the last 13 batters he faced, and francisco is out of his slump, 7th inning, a laser that hit this power poll. the indians go on to win 7-2, and are now 92-67 on the fenway, a place the indians are going. right here, 3-1 jays. 3-3, and "big papi," that's what david ortiz does. 5-3 busten. red sox remain a half game ahead of the indians for home field. rangers hosting the a's. 3-1 is the final in this one. the rangers win and clinch home field in the american league. that guarantees an indians red sox alds. just a matter of who gets home field. >> the josh gordon news came down two days ago. hue jackson and the players spoke to the media about it. we wait to see what decisions the browns make on gordon. browns. multiple reports say they will release gordon at some point. many browns players showed their support for gordon yesterday. hue jackson a hundred percent behind gordon, but said they are moving on without him. >> and our focus and our attention to detail is right. so that's my main concern, and i think what we need 0 to do is just close that chapter right now. he's doing what he needs to too, and we need to do what we need to do, which is continue to move forward. the rise yesterday, hill, minnesota, in a -- ryder cup yesterday, in minnesota. the u.s. lead after the first day, 5-3, following a great -- europeans in the afternoon four ball match. have a great weekend, good news for cuyahoga. the area is becoming a hot spot for travelers. they have a also supported more than 65,000 jobs. we are a hot spot! >> and that was for 2015, now we've had the cavs, the rnc, the lake erie monsters. about our restaurants, you know, our museums, and a lot of the places that we have to go here. so when you're talking to out of town friends, just let them know, how, stay with me. stay in one of our hotels, come and visit. >> just the other day, i headed out to the art museum. there's >> and a great idea for this rainy day. >> absolutely. >> a big weather story is a major hurricane that we are tracking for you right now. his name is matthew. you can see him situated just south of haiti, and the dominican republic. you can see where puerto rico is and san juan. but as of this point, notice that means it is within one mile per hour of coming a category five storm. here is where it's headed. you can see some of the warnings posted for jamaica. if you have friends or fell perhaps heading to the caribbeans, or towards cuba be, or even the bahamas, notice over the next couple of days, we're expecting it to go to a category three in cuba, and then a category 2 hurricane it approaches the bahamas, so something to really keep an eye on if you have an interest down that way. off and on showers will be the rule of the day with more clouds. temperatures in the mid-to- this is an area of low pressure that's been very stagnant, and hasn't moved much. it will linger through sunday evening. thank goodness the trend breaks into early next week, meaning more sunshine. but not today. your saturday looking wet, cloudy, a little gloomy at times, and that trend is going to continue into your sunday be, as well. not only sunday morning, but also into your afternoon. at times, up ward of a half an inch of rainfall expected. window nation's 7-day forecast showing you thankfully that trend breaks this weekend, employ & by next week, more sunshine, and mid-70s back in the forecast by tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. now, here is matt with ways to granite, because i feel like then i'll just know how to save money. >> you're going to have to change costumes a few time this morning, because this segment airs more than once. now 0, what is in front of me right is now not a speaker is our news directer is watching. not a blue tooth speaker. this is a wi-fi streaming system. a lot of people want to stream their move from room to room, and you don't want to be tied ting a specific speaker where you have your music trapped on >> i know it was in the $300 range. >> i found one at a much lower price. the music is start, and it's giving you a high fidelity auto stream that you tonight find in conventional products. take a look at what holding, a way to unleash your music. if you have spotify, pan dora, you can stream your music from room to room. so if you are in your kitchen. >> in this mansion. >> yeah, beautiful home, and your hand some husband is upstairs and you want to play your song, do you and mark have a song? >> sure. >> so if you want to send your love downstairs while he's upstairs, you can listen to the >> what if we don't want to listen there to the same song? >> you can split it up. and like your sonus unit, this is free delivery. >> you hate paying for shipping. >> the ability to link one unit to the next, or individually. you can plug additional speakers into this. >> at this point, i think the producers are going to freak out in if we talk anymore, but what about outside. can you put itous 0ed? >> let's keep going. this one is the more are popular deals we've had this week. this is an s.o.s. key chain. in an emergency, try opening up that app. i really enjoyed myself with you today. it's nice to have you back. >> i can't see you, but it's good to see you. >> thanks, matt. in your health news this morning, experts say they think they've found the reason why people develop corn's disease. researchers found one specific type of function us, and two typing of bacteria that is more crohn's than people without. hospitals worked together studying 20 people with crohns. and their families. they are hoping this can lead to treatment for are the intestinal disease. >> few teenageers get enough physical activity, but school could help play a role in their exercise habits as they become aadults. researchers from colorado state university followed a group of high school sophomores for four years. only 9% got the recommended one hour of mode who went to a four-year college and lived on campus were more active than those who did not attend school and lived at home. >> if the back to school sniffles. >> reporter: begun in your house, it's only a matter of time, registered nurses at texas a&m say you can help protect your kids from winter illness by making sure they get 9 hours of sleep each night. they say that number is key, until they've within fever free for 24 hours. >> after the break, changes to tri-c. we'll show you which parts of the main campus are we are already into we're out at crock are park this morning for a few different reasons, and we're going to explain that coming up. but it's october, it's starting to feel a little bit more like fall, which i guess, michael, it's all in due time. might as well start to feel like pumpkin spice weather. >> i completely agree. yes, i am up for some cheese

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