Kids Color Our World: Sunday, Nov. 15th

Check out some local artwork in the slideshow below, and watch for more "Kids Color Our World" artwork each Sunday morning on Channel 3 News Today beginning at 9am!

The featured artists this week are...

Madeline - a 2nd grader at St. John Nepomucene School in Cleveland

Lilly - a 7th grader at Keystone Middle School in LaGrange

Breanna - a 5th grader at St. Columbkille School in Parma

George - a 5 year old at Fairmount School in Beachwood

To email your artwork to the Channel 3 News Today weekend morning show... CLICK HERE

ANSWER: Weekend Morning Trivia: Tom Meyer Edition

Today's question comes from "The Investigator" Tom Meyer who asks us, "What celebrity did I once share a desk with?"

Do you think you know? CLICK HERE to take a guess!

The answer was C. Oprah Winfrey - Tom said they worked together and shared a desk at WTVF in Nashville, TN from 1976-1977. Tom went on to say that he then moved on to bigger and better things in Cleveland, and that the last he heard, Oprah was doing ok and living in Chicago. (very funny Tom!)

Tune in next weekend for another pair of trivia questions from and about the staff of the WKYC newsroom.

Preview: Channel 3 News Today (Sun. 11/15)

Producer Caitlin brings you a look at this morning's rundown, does a Bruce Kalinowski impression, and gives you a sneak peek at today's Facebook "friend of the day". See you at 9am!

Weekend Morning Trivia: Tom Meyer Edition

Today's question comes from "The Investigator" Tom Meyer who asks us, "What celebrity did I once share a desk with?"

Do you think you know? CLICK HERE to take a guess!

Get the answer live on WKYC during Channel 3 News Today at approximately 10:20am.

Tune in each Saturday and Sunday for trivia questions from and about the staff of the WKYC newsroom.

Bookworm Buzz: Saturday, Nov. 14th

Please send us your Bookworm Buzz suggestions at weekendmorningshow@wkyc.com and we'll feature them each Saturday morning.

The first book is "Twas The Night Before Thanksgiving" by Natasha Wing. This is a spin-off as you might guess of "Twas The Night Before Christmas".

Next is a book for pre-schoolers that are learning to count, and it's called "Five Silly Turkeys" by Salina Yoon.

And last but not least, this one's always a favorite, it's "Charlie Brown's Thanksgiving", by Charles Schultz. These books should help get you and your family all set for the big day.

To see more "Bookworm Buzz" and education related stories on Kim's blog... CLICK HERE

Email Kim at... kimwheeler@wkyc.com

ANSWER: Weekend Morning Trivia: Mike O'Mara Edition

Today's question comes from WKYC reporter Mike O'Mara who asks us, "What is the name of my sailboat?"

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The answer was B. Adagio, which is a tempo marking indicating that a portion of music is to be played slowly. This is similar to the way a sailboat moves along the open water... slow and smooth.

Tune in Sunday for another trivia question from a member of the WKYC staff. Hint... it's Tom Meyer.

Preview: Channel 3 News Today (Sat. 11/14)

Dead batteries in the flip cam could not stop Producer Caitlin from bringing you a look ahead to this morning's edition of Channel 3 News Today. See you at 9am!

ANSWER: Weekend Morning Trivia: Betsy Kling Edition

Today's question comes from WKYC meteorologist Betsy Kling. She asks us, "Which of the following activities did I NOT participate in during high school?"

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The answer to this morning's question was B. Betsy was not a contributor to the yearbook in high school. She did lots of activities while at Copley High School, but the yearbook was not one of them.

Tune in next weekend for another pair of trivia questions from members of the WKYC staff.

Today's Law: New Fannie Mae housing program

Fannie Mae has announced a new program to help homeowners stay in their house, even if it has been repossessed by the bank.

Attorney and Channel 3 Legal Analyst Michael Solomon discusses the new program and the eligibility requirements to participate. CLICK HERE to watch the segment.

If you have a legal question you would like addressed on Today's Law, email us at weekendmorningshow@wkyc.com.

Bookworm Buzz: Saturday, Nov. 7th

Please send us your Bookworm Buzz suggestions at weekendmorningshow@wkyc.com and we'll feature them each Saturday morning.

This morning we are featuring a couple of new books from some of our favorite characters. There are two new Berenstain Bears books, the first is called "The Berenstain Bears Give Thanks" and it's out just in time for Thanksgiving.

The next book is also perfect as we head into the holidays, and it's called "The Berenstain Bears Christmas Tree".

On this morning's show, we were fortunate to have Michael Berenstain, the author and illustrator of the Berenstain Bears in studio to talk about the new books as well as the legacy of the popular children's books.

Michael was in town for a book signing event Saturday at Joseph-Beth Booksellers at Legacy Village from 1-3 pm. The signing is free and open to the public. For more information on the event CLICK HERE

You can watch the entire segment from this morning's show on the right side of the weekend morning show blog in our video player.

To see more "Bookworm Buzz" and education related stories on Kim's blog... CLICK HERE

Email Kim at... kimwheeler@wkyc.com

ANSWER: Weekend Morning Trivia: Romona Robinson Edition

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WKYC anchor Romona Robinson had a pet pig growing up. So today, Romona asks us, "What was the name of my pet pig?"

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The name of Romona's pet pig was B. Missy. Romona tells us that her mother always warned her about becoming to close with the animals, and unfortunately Missy's life ended as dinner for the family.

Tune in Sunday at 9am for another edition of Channel 3 News Today weekend morning trivia. Sunday's question will be from Channel 3 Meteorologist Betsy Kling.

Preview: Channel 3 News Today (Sat. 11/7)

Producer Caitlin intended to bring you this morning's promo, however, she was interrupted and Julie at the Desk had to take over mid-promo. Anyhow, here's what you'll see this morning at 9am!

Don't forget to join the live web chat with Kim, Bruce & the crew during the show.

Today's Law: Witnessing a crime

In California, a 15-year-old girl was gang raped at her homecoming dance, and as many as 20 people either took part or watched.

What makes the case more troubling is that the sexual assault went on for two hours, while many stood by and did nothing.

Attorney and Channel 3 Legal Analyst Michael Solomon talks about what legal consequences witnesses to a crime face if they do not report it. CLICK HERE

If you have a legal question you would like addressed on Today's Law, email us at weekendmorningshow@wkyc.com.

ANSWER: Weekend Morning Trivia: Tom Beres edition

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Tom Beres has worked in the Cleveland market for 30 years... before Cleveland, which Ohio city did Tom work in?

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The answer was D: Dayton

Tom worked in Dayton for 4 1/2 years, and on his audition tape, he had an interview with then Mayor Dennis Kucinich who said a few eyebrow raising things that impressed the news director and wond Tom the job in Cleveland. Tom says he still jokes with Dennis to this day about helping to get him his job at WKYC.

Bookworm Buzz: Saturday, Oct. 31st

Please send us your Bookworm Buzz suggestions at weekendmorningshow@wkyc.com and we'll feature them each Saturday morning.

First up today, if you are looking for a halloween themed children's book before you head out trick or treating. How about "The Berenstain Bears "Trick or Treat".

Next, is the "The Berenstain Bears Go On A Ghost Walk". These books are always fun to read, and full of humor.

To see more "Bookworm Buzz" and education related stories on Kim's blog... CLICK HERE

Email Kim at... kimwheeler@wkyc.com