allison huffman, the woman charged in connection with the fatal hit-and-run on the howard frankland yesterday morning set to be in court in just a matter of hours. coming up in a live report, we detail her history of trouble with the law. >> a missing child alert issued for a 67-year-old girl, where the -- 6-year-old girl, where the child was last seen and the woman officials believe she may be with. >> tragedy strikes an elderly couple in tampa. they are homeless after this fire destroyed their home overnight. >> at 9:00 -- new developments, the woman accused of hitting and killing a tow truck driver yesterday morning is set to face a judge in pinellas county.

rodney dunigan joins us live outside the courthouse. rodney, any idea when allison huffman is expected in court? >> reporter: that hearing is set for 1:30 this afternoon, huffman was booked into the county jail last night behind me and in a matter of hours she'll be walked from the county jail to the county courthouse a few steps away to face charges. also this morning we're getting a first look at her latest mug shot. she's become officially charged with leaving the -- been officially charged with leaving death. she was caught last night at an apartment complex in st. pete after a daylong search. investigators believe she drove off after hitting tow truck driver roger perez on the howard frankland just before rush hour on monday morning. perez was helping a stranded happened. huffman's damaged car was found not far from the accident hotel. we've also learned that huffman has a long history of trouble with the law with a number of

to legally drive. we do plan to be in the inside of that hearing this afternoon at 1:30 and we'll bring you the latest. we'll continue to follow up on this story throughout the day on-line and on air. of course abc action news, and abcactionnews.com. live from pinellas county, rodney dunigan, abc action news. we're continuing to follow breaking news. authorities want everybody in florida to be on the lookout for a missing 6-year-old girl who could be in grave danger. her name is ashley martinez, the fdle put out a missing child alert for her early this morning. they say she was last seen in miami yesterday and mighting be with a woman identified as 53- year-old lily hatton. not clear if they are related, officials haven't identified exactly who hatton is. if you see the pictures in your facebook feed please share them to help spread the word. breaking news update in polk county. officials identified the driver morning.

woodrin was driving a truck on i-4 in polk city, hit a cable barrier in the median and flipped the truck. this is a live picture from the scene. still an active investigation. traffic is moving now but there is a bit of a backup. his passenger was killed in the crash, the only information we have on him is that he was a 48-year-old man from titusville. we will continue to bring you any updates as we get them. we have some new information on two murder cases we're tracking throughout the bay area. starting in hillsborough county, where deputies are just revealing to us that two people, we're about to show you may have known a man killed over the weekend in a parking lot near usf. deputies think these guys, efrom rosado and jeffrey dejesus may know about the murder. michael fuentes body found on sycamore court off bruce b downs.

revealing how he died. in manatee county where deputies are identifying this suspected murderer. investigators looking for ahmad dunbar, they they i may be involved with the murders of carl tuxford and jordan finland. you'll remember the pair with a found dead minutes apart -- were found dead minutes apart last month. two other suspects are behind bars, detectives believe they wanted revenge on the victims for armed robbery. we're trying to get an estimate on how much damage a tornado caused when ripping through escambia county overnight. the storms that you heard last night or early this morning damaged dozens of homes and businesses near pensacola. overnight crews searched debris looking for people trapped. the thunderstorm also knocked out power for tens of thousands of people in the area. four pensacola schools are closed now, because they don't have any power. overnight in our area a lot of folks lost power as well but things have cleared out. >> they've cleared out dramatically as we expected

we're looking at a lot of sunshine. titan doppler radar pretty quiet now. widening out the view though we really did luck out. we always knew it would be a high threat towards the panhandle with the tornado but we had potential touchdowns in south florida here so in the middle, we were kind of spared. we had some gusty winds and obviously the power outages but we did fairly well compared to our friends up to the north and south. temperatures now in the low to middle 60s so we're on our way. by the time we he fet to your lunchtime 71, we'll take that. a lot of sunshine and low 70s. low humidity as well. will that continue? we'll talk about the weekend forecast coming up. first one last check with janelle who has been unbelievably busy with the rain, fog and the crashes. >> we have a new crash on the howard frankland, the good news, they just got this pushed to the side. you can see it here in the southbound lanes. this is just before you get to the hump so it's not blocking any lanes now.

it's taking just 11 minutes to get across so not too bad for this time of morning. where the backups really are is i-4 along that fatal crash that happened earlier this morning that we just mentioned, traffic still backed up through polk county here, we're seeing about a 5-minute to 10-minute delay so you want to leave early if you are heading westbound on to -- on i-4. here's what it looks like on the majors, very slow on the veterans, 24 miles an hour, average speed from van dyke to 275. slow going on 275 southbound, looking not too bad on i-75 to you. right now the red cross is assisting a couple in their 80s after a fire tore through their mobile home early this morning. that fire started just after 4:00 this morning at the home on winter drive. you can see the flames rising up out of the roof of the house and luckily the couple who lived inside was able to get out safely. firefighters still investigating what may have sparked it.

overnight of a raging house fire in northport. rescuers say the homeowner got out of this coca road safely before the flames broke out -- after, rather. they broke out 11:00 last night but the damage is so extensive it's not safe to live there. in a few hours florida congressman david jolle ye is going to lay out his new plan to help people across the country with disabilities. he plans to take a florida law national. we're sending a news crew to his announcement in st. pete today. check four updates on our evening newscast starting with "the now" at 4:00. an attorney for former new york governor eliot spitzer says the former governor didn't assault a woman at a new york hoe temperaturele lawyer says that woman wanted to see spitzer before returning to her home country of russia. she claims spitzer choked and shoved her while arguing over her travel plans. she left on a plane sunday, didn't press charges. spitzer resigned as governor in 2008 amid revelation that's he

he was never charged. questions are being raised but how healthy antonin scalia was in the days before his death. a texas judge said the doctors said he had a recent history of heart trouble and too weak to undergo a recent shoulder injury. meanwhile, voting on a replacement is at issue. and republicans believe the successor of president obama should be the one to fulfill the vacancy and the president plans to name a replacement as soon as next week. prosecutors in germany say they believe human error caused a train crash that killed 11 people last week. the prosecutor seas the case is now oopen. investigators say had the dispatcher behaved according to rules the trains wouldn't have collided. the two trains slammed into

11 people killed, dozens more injured. a garbage truck driver recovering but lucky to be alive after the truck he was driving fell off a miami interstate overpass. >> plummeting over i-95 over a park normally filled with kids attending after school programs but thankfully it was almost empty because of the presidents' day holiday. the driver is the only one that suffered injuries, in serious condition at a miami hospital. investigators are trying to figure out what caused him to run off the enter state. 90:9. new details on the man who attacked people in an ohio restaurant with a machete. what police uncovered about his troubled past. >> people are buzzing about music's biggest night in los angeles. coming up, a look at the big winners at the grammys and the performances we're still talking about. >> what happens after the corrupt that is now moving through -- cold front that is now moving through the area? how much rain did we get?

9:12. new information about this man here. this is the man that police say walked into an ohio restaurant last week with a machete and then randomly started attacking people inside. police have identified the attacker as 30-year-old mohammed barry from guinea. investigators say it's still very early in the investigation and right now don't know why he did it. one official does say information connected to the registration of the car that he drove triggered an alert that required contacting the local terrorism task force. 12 people were hurt in the attack. barry killed by police. the restaurant just reopened for business yesterday. a case about the extreme hazing of a tennessee high school student is heading to a grand jury. a judge ruled there's enough probable cause to proceed with charges against three attend high school officials. the trio appeared in court yesterday, pleaded not guilty to allegations they failed to

school basketball players by teammates. state law says all forms of child abuse including sexual abuse must be reported immediately. the school's basketball coach already has been reassigned to a different position, police have also charged three players with the aggravated rape of one player. new today, pope francis is spending his last full day in mexico since arriving last friday. meanwhile, one of the pope's top advisors is commenting about sex abuse in the catholic church. boston cardinal sean o'malley says bishops have a "quote moral and ethical responsibility to report all cases of sex abuse to police." the comments go beyond the current guidelines for bishops from the vatican. failure of turning them over to police is one of the reasons the church's abuse scandal grew to what it did. sexual abusers were moved from parish to parish rather than turned in to police. a planned parenthood clinic

after a gunman killed three and injured nine. planned parenthood said they added security measures in place and right now only part of that building is back open but hope the clinic will completely reopen in a few months. for now they will be offering a full range of services. >> we made a commitment to our community the day of the shooting that we would be back just as soon as possible and i want to acknowledge the fact that our patients have really been the ones who have been put out during this time. >> accused gunman robert deer is held at a colorado state hospital for a mental competency exam. he'll be back in court next week. this year's grammy awards were jammed with something for just about everyone from awards to performances to tributes. even a few throwbacks. >> jason nathanson was there and has a full recap of the highs and lows. >> reporter: top priced album of the year went to taylor swift's "1989".

there don't let others try to take credit for your complirkments >> you will know it's you and the people who love you. >> reporter: rapper kendrick lamar won the most awards on the night. his performance was probably the most impactful. a tearful megan trainor stock best new are a thirty rivity. >> and mom and dad for always believing in me. >> uptown funk. >> reporter: record of the year. song writing went to ed shearan "thinking out loud," won his first two grammys monday might. >> wow, thank you very much. >> reporter: but there were head-scratching moments, audio issues during adele's performance and she hit rare sour notes. did we mention the tributes? more than ever this year, so many big names. lady gaga's musical owed to

this is ground control >> reporter: eagles and jackson browne got remember to remember glenn frey. take it easy >> reporter: stevie wonder and penta tonics with earth, wind and fire's maurice white. taylor swift gave them a present before goingon stage. >> i would like to thank taylor swift for glitter bombing me before. >> reporter: lewis ck took home best comedy album. backstage at the grammys, jason nathanson, abc news, los angeles. >> i think that is lady gaga getting david bowie tattooed on her side. another tribute to him. she talked about how he was so influential in her career.

around the world. it's a recreation of his album cover with the lightning bolt over his right eye. i have to tell you, our producer just said beyonce is next. does that mean they want me to sing? >> i'm sure that is not what they want. >> i thought it was my chance. >> you can go for it, while i do weather. we cleared out nicely. let's look outside as we check out current conditions now. we're in the 60s, and we're going low 70 later today. so if you don't have lunch out. i know this morning, it was rainy, for some of us if up early enough you got the downpours, in fact if you, in some areas you heard the thunder, you woke up there. clear skies now, temperatures in the low to mid-60s. as we talked about before. really didn't do so badly here. we had power outages but no

injuries, no tornadic storms that rolled through. that happened in the panhandle as we talked about. also down in south florida they are going to have to investigate perhaps a touchdown there across portions of north miami beach. and another one florida highway patrol reported that in collier county along 75, alligator alley. there's the front, there's the clearing line. it's a sharp divide as we widen out the view. this is the storm system that is impacting the north with some snow here, the intended cold front is slicing through our area now and now we're just tapping into a northwest flow, it will mean dry for us and slightly cooler, the air mass behind it not that cold. so tonight, just back to where we should be for this time of year. low 60s now. low 70s as we head through the afternoon. then heading into tonight looks good as well. lots of sunshine out there, with temperatures for this time of year low 70s for highs. low 50s for lows. that's where we should be and where we're going to be. northwesterly winds behind the

chop on the coastal waters, with subrise and shutset, sunset, 6:22. low 70s tuesday through thursday, then back to the mid- 70s, i think beginning on friday. notice anything here? no rainfall for the next six days, in fact the next shot of rain, of course that is seven days out, you have plenty of time to tweak that. 20% coverage as i see now for showers early next week. coming up -- putting your best paw forward. we'll take you to the 140th westminster kennel club dog show where breeds are competing for the title of pup perfection. >> a budding new york designer making a name for herself, only 10 years old. what she put on the runway at fashion week. >> i'm lissette campos with "positively tampa bay." when a cancer patient needs a

breast cancer survivor is comforting a newly diagnosed patient those are things than because of the american cancer society. we'll have details of their many programs coming up on

9:23. the westminster kennel club dog show underway in new york city. today's the second and final day of the competition.

in four different groups, hound, toy, herding an non- sporting. today's portion will include sporting, working, terrier groups and of course the coveted best in show. westminster dog show is being held at madison square garden, airs on the usa network. a fifth grader is getting rave reviews now after showcasing her clothing disienlz at new york's fashion week. 10-year-old effy eufele is the models. it's called chubby line. she said selves inspired to create this line because she was bullied at school because of her weight. she started with sewing dolls with her grandmother and from there started to make real clothes. the clothing line will be at an exclusive event at a holiday inn. a plus-sized model is making history by gracing the cover of "sports illustrated." >> for the first time in its 52- year hanover, "sports illustrated" will issue three

23-year-old ashley graham. she has a fashion line, founder of a group for larger models. she says her mission with getting the cover is to raise awareness at that women of all shapes and sizes are beautiful. >> there's 16 million women that actually read the issue, we're letting those women know, you know what? there's no such thing as perfect because perfect comes in many different sizes. >> ronda rousey and hailey clawsen will be on the cover of the other two issues. rhonda rousey is a mixed marshall artist and clawsen is a model. the magazine editor says all three have beauty that is not cookie cutter. arrested for stalking. a citrus county man accused of terrorizing three women. the reason his mom believes her son was set up. >> possible lawsuit. republican frontrunner donald trump could sue fellow

what is making the billionaire angry?

at 9:30 -- under arrest and heading to court. a closer look at the woman behind the wheel of a deadly hit-and-run and the alarming revelations about her driving record that have a lot of you asking why she was on the road in the first place. >> brother to the rescue of jeb bush in south carolina. former president george w bush made his first campaign appearance in support of jeb bush. what he had to say straight ahead. >> who is raising your children? a new study says pore grandparents are taking on the role of parents for their grandkids. >> good morning, thank you for joining us for abc action news at 9:30. i'm dan shaffer.

what a difference it is from what we saw earlier this morning. huge difference. it's how fast the system is moving through. mostly clear skies at this time. titan doppler radar, this is not how it looked overnight. right now we're quiet. as we widen out the shot you can see this is about a six- hour loop. we went from heavy rain over the bay area and now it's well down to the south, about in fact to clear south florida. and because of the fast clearing we were able to get sunshine, and in fact we have it now with temperatures in the low to mid-60s. not stopping there. getting back to the low 70s later this afternoon. your photos, this coming in with a nice sunrise, thanks, in the speed area, look at the high clouds behind the frontal boundary rolling in. that is how early things began to clear as we got a little sunshine in the morning. at this point we're done as far as any cloud cover, any rainfall certainly and we are

of today with upper 60s to lower 70s. can we hang on to it? more coming up. new video as florida highway patrol troopers catch the woman they say hit and killed a tow truck driver on the howard frankland yesterday morning. then drove off. we brought you this as breaking news yesterday. we heard allison huffman had been found and now is headed to court. accused of killing roger perez, a husband and father, who just loaded a disabled car into his killed. his family tells us he has a wife and child in venezuela. huffman's car was found at the crowne plaza hotel area shortly after the crash. troopers say huffman has a long history of dui arrests in hillsborough county. friends of the victim now want to know why she still had a license. >> i don't care if her license was validated or not? why are we so lenient?

being done -- dead? >> police say huffman used an alias to get a taxi to the hard rock casino. right now hillsborough county family safe after their garage caught fire early this morning. >> the fire happened at a home on laurel brook court and riverview just before 6:30 this morning. fire officials say a car in the garage caught fire. one person in the home got up in time, smelled the smoke and quickly alerted the three others in the home, all four made it out safely. luckily hillsborough county was able to battle the flames quickly and keep it from spreading to the rest of the house. neighbors say they heard a pop followed by screams coming from the home. >> i heard something pop out here by my garage door so when i opened the garage door that is when the neighbors were across the street yelling at us to get out. >> no one was hurt. what caused that car to catch fire is still under investigation. covering citrus county, we checked overnight and found out a man accused of cyberstalking

later this morning. deputies believe william beagle used different phone numbers and social media sites to keep reaching out to those women even after they blocked him. investigators say he threatened the women, in fact one victim told investigators he threatened to stab her. his mom says her son was set up. >> three different women? i mean, is he looking to go to prison? he's -- all i know, he wouldn't hurt a fly, i know. that but i mean -- after what happened in illinois, having been charged with something like that i can't see him doing something like that again. >> beagle was also charged with violating probation for an aggravated stalking case. his mom said that happened out of state and says her son wasn't guilty of that one either. this morning a 21-year-old woman is accused of stabbing a man at tampa's sulfur springs park. ashlee weathers started to argue with the man under the sidewalk on i-275 yesterday. police say she tried to kick

him twice with a small pocket knife. he's in the hospital recovering in stable condition. police say the victim and suspect are acquaintances, and are both homeless. in hours a man will learn how honk he will spend in prison for abusing his son to horribly, that 3-year-old died. justin garwacky took the stand against his ex-girlfriend to escape a life sentence. life week a jury found cara o'connell guilty of manslaughter. they both face up do 30 years in prison. in democracy 2016 -- the presidential candidates pull out not so secret weapons to try to get ahead in the campaigns. >> former florida governor jeb bush hoping to boost support after his brother joined him in south carolina. here's what former president bush had to say about the election. >> there seems to be a lot of name calling going on but i want to remind you what our good dad told me one time. labels are for soup cans. >> he didn't mention donald

but went on to say how the country needs a president with humility. at the rally former president bush said he understands that americans are angry and frustrated and that the country needs someone who won't just mirror those emotions. he said jeb bush would be measured and thoughtful on the world stage. meanwhile, donald trump is threatening to file a lawsuit against gop rival ted cruz. he's challenging cruz' eligibility to serve in the white house. because he was born in canada. trump wants the texas senator to stop airing what trump calls false ads and retract what the campaign calls his lies. leading up to this weekend the south carolina primary, trump called cruz "the most dishonest guy i think i've ever met in politics." cruz was born in canada to an american mother, most legal experts say he's qualified to run for president. on the democratic side, hillary clinton trying to brand bernie sanders as a single issue candidate before voting starts in nevada and scarym.

street while she claims to be a well rounded candidate. sanders firing back still riding momentum from his commanding win in new hampshire. >> the idea that i am a single issue candidate with the only nation on earth, balancing health care for all people. we have to raise the money -- minimum wage to a living wage. it's not one issue. >> recent polls show clinton leading sandsers in south carolina though the lead has shrunk the past few months. if you want to vote in the next presidential primary in florida today's your last day to register to vote or change party affiliation. because florida is a closed primary state only people registered with a particular party can vote for that party's candidates in a primary. you can change affiliation or register at your county supervisor of elections office, we have a list of all the web sites on our mobile app to make registering to vote easy. 9:36 -- live look at

investors trying to keep a rally rolling on wall street. the dow closed 400 points friday after the president's day holiday. reopening today. up 152 points now to 16,126. this morning new research is showing more and more grandparents are taking the role of parents for grandkids than ever before. experts say grandparents are being forced in to parental roles because of a nationwide opiate epidemic. military deployment and increase in the number of incarcerated women. social service agencies say they try their hardest to place foster children with family members. research research has shown that kids do better with family members rather than in foster care. this afternoon bradenton is going to get its first female police chief when meddy bevin is -- melanie bevin is sworn in at the bradenton auditorium. she comes from st. pete and spent 27 years with the st. pete police department where

in the florida keys a man under arrest after deputies say he took his back hoe on a joyride across the 7 mile bridge. officials say 359-year-old carl balmin was dumping bowrmingdz on u.s. 1 in morning, according to deputies he damaged the road and sides of the bridge. at one point deputies had to leave the bridge altogether for their own safety. the joyride finally ended when he hit spikes in the road. now facing multiple charges. 9:38. still ahead, a high speed chase with an unexpected bump in the road. the suspect launched into the air. >> and uber for kids. the new app designed to help parents get their kids from point a to point b, how the company is working to prove its service is not only convenient

today the coast guard will try and figure out who is to blame for the sinking of the el faro last fall. we reported for months that cargo ship set sail during hurricane joaquin and sank near the bahamas killing all 33 members on board. a series of hearings in jacksonville starts today. they will work to determine whether misconduct, negligence

to the disaster. the el faro's missing black box data recorder could answer a lot of the questions, a second search for it is still in the works. this morning we're seeing the wild ending to a police chase in idaho. the suspect's vehicle, rolling over sending him flying into the air and landing in a cloud of dust. this happened in april of last year but idaho state police just released this video. police started to chase the suspect after he rammed his truck into a police cruiser during a traffic stop. that many eventually as you -- man eventually as you see lost control. dash cam video shows the tire and suspect flying through the air. believe it or not he was ok, tried running from the scene but he was quickly arrested. he pleaded guilty to three felonies and was sentenced to 15 years in prison last december. massachusetts-based company launching a new app that is basically going to become an uber for kids. >> it's created by a former verizon wireless executive who is the father of two children.

available for android and gearing to get into the app store now. drivers must pass stringent background checks before being hired but some parents are still concerned. the creator separents can pick the drers and the -- says parents can pick the drivers and the service offers video monitoring. >> on the map you can see the drivers around you. you can look at their profiles. you just need to say pick up and the video automatically starts getting broadcast to the parent. >> the creator says the drivers include nannies, moms and teachers. children at least 8 years old will start getting rides around boston first week of march. my girls had a barbie when they were little. i'm glad they are too big to ask for the biggest motorized car. >> this may have a few adults wishing they were kids again. tesla, known for its high-tech electric cars is 250e789ing up with radio flyer to launch

mini car, cruises 6 miles per hour but you can limit it to three. >> it has headlights, sound system and "spacious interior" as long as you away under 81 pounds. weigh under 81 pounds. it comes in silver, blue and red. >> only costs $500. maybe one for every kid in the neighborhood? >> about the size of my car in fact. i drive a miata. >> miata? from the 1990s. >> it's a 2000s model but ok. >> nice. i haven't seen it. clear skies and we did start with the showers and storms but look at that. fantastic stuff from our apollo beach cam. looking very nice. titan doppler radar quiet as we look at some of the totals here. despite the fact that this rolled through quickly, it was a lot of rainfall here and doppler estimates anywhere from

as much as an inch and-a-half. and across portions of polk county. two inches, maybe that's overdone but you get the idea. heavy rain and along with that severe weather though for us certainly not as bad as they had in the panhandles and as bad as they had in south florida as well. look how quickly it's moving the front now continues to push to the east. attached to the low that is bringing snow to the north. we don't have to worry about that at this point. all that headed to the east and we're in for i think fantastic weather the next few days. low to mid-60s now. winds southwest change over to the northwest as the actual front moves through. it's to the north and west but that will move through dry, the actually front itself. so low, mid-60s now. going for 70s for later on today. we'll do that with sunshine, low humidity as well. if you're on vacation, you picked a good one. sunshine through today and tomorrow and the day after that. not only that but we're -- we have mild temperatures along

certainly this time of year we could always go a little higher but we're not going to. northwest winds 10 knots. if you're taking out the boat looks good. the only issue would be that, the water temperature. upper 50s, but we'll work on that in the next few weeks and months. low 70s for the next three days, low 50s through the overnight hours. that is the only change, just a slight dip in the temperatures. this morning we were low 60s. it's gone now but it's refreshing stuff through the morning. then on friday we'll warm up a little, even more so, to kick off the weekend with mid-70s, where we'll stay saturday and sunday sphold by our next rain chance monday. still ahead -- abc action news is a proud partner of the part cattle baron's ball. >> next, see the purpose behind

our abc action news laura harris is shining her cowgirl boots and getting ready for saturday's cattle barron's ball to benefit the american cancer society. the signature event is back in a new venue after a yearlong hiatus. it's been moved to the waterworks park on the beautiful hillsborough river in the area of tampa heights. the outdoor event will help fund the american cancer society's local programs, for example, road to recovery, offering free rides to and from treatment. also the hope lodge program providing free lodging for cancer patients, having to travel for treatments. and also the program reach to recovery that connects newly diagnosed breast cancer patients with survivors, a huge opportunity for support this. these are just a few of the local service programs that are funded by the american cancer society. it's certainly a party with a very big purpose. joining us with more in our studios, welcome to mr. dan johnson who is the chair of the

volunteer leadership board. and business man, entrepreneur and everything wonderful. dr. richard gonsmart and his wonderful wife melanie. welcome, congratulations. >> good morning. >> i see you're dressed for the event on saturday. there i'm ready to be a cowboy. >> how will this be different this year? it hasn't been outside like this. >> the new park, waterworks park over the hillsborough river. you can enjoy the beautiful view, watch the sun set. and listen to some great country music as well. >> you're bringing back goodies and oldies, the favorite food that cowboys like to eat. >> you ladies will be preparing big old roast and we'll have goody goody hamburgers. shakes and fries. and our investigation of a pig roast. >> wow. >> so the food, fun is always there.

the serious stuff. which is what the money is used for. you think folks really understand the level of the service that the american cancer society provides? >> it's amazing. the services that are provided. it's really about raising awareness for the american cancer society. and helping people to stay well, helping people that have cancer to get well. >> one of the things that i've talked about in my own family's experience is how important that road to recovery program is. but there are many others that you don't have to take diagnosis. you have prevention programs as >> absolutely. the american cancer society is all about education, and it's educating people in how to go and get prescreened so we can avoid some of the cancers that are out there. and then once a diagnosis is made that there are availability for not only cancer patients themselves but caregivers to help them to know what to do when cancer comes.

adults. there are also programs that are customized for pediatric >> absolutely. unfortunately cancer knows no bounds. oldest. >> thank you for all you do. you look very handsome. see you saturday. we're excited to be there. if you would like more information on the party with the purpose, it's set for this saturday, outdoors, so we have extra room for all the information and tickets, visit their web site at cattlebar

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