augustine's later on? >> right. we serve a meal at st. augustine at 11:00, a beautiful turkey dinner with all the fixings and a fun time, too. it's very family oriented down here. the sisters got things ready for kids, and there's entertainment. we invite everybody to stay here the cold and hang out if they want to. then you can head down there for a meal at 11:00. >> sia: doors open at 8:00. if you're hungry, come on down for a meal. there's good people here and good food because i smell it. my nose is like, what's cooking in that kitchen? we will be here all morning on air and online, and can't wait to tell you about all the wonderful people here serving the people that need here in this community. for now i get answers in tremon 19 news." >> tia: looking forward to volunteering. the time of giving is in full swing right now. we mentioned it earlier. 4500 calories is the average consumption for american adults only today, okay? just today alone. >> nichole: it's just today. it's already. there are ways to make up for the overeating. it

i have found, that there aren't more people coming in with families saint augustine says the need for volunteers is greater than ever before. to donated turkey to monetary gifts and to deliver meals to those unable to travel we have 29 different sites that we go t this year, so getting volunteers for each site is one of our challengess. >> i think that we kind of forgetet the realities of what happening, it has had it tested the effect on a lot of people.. >> dominion gas volunteers donating time to prepare for th holiday will and other corporat entities in schools are also welcome to give back, the churc stressing a little time goes a we have to do 1500 turkeys and were not yet there. >> jennifer jordan fox 8 news. the odds of winning the are was the first female pilot in an elite wayne. >> captain higgins became the first female to be named to the the pilot of the c-130 transport plane that takes them all over the world.. over the weekend, it was grounded over maintenance issue anda captain katie higgins decided to call it a career hoping that her success will be an inspiration to o

. >> saint augustine church is sending out a passionate plea for help, jennifer jordan has details. >> saint augustine church, i an the cutting of turkeys to prepare for the thousands who willll be here thanksgiving day of tradition in its 44th year asas those who would otherwise do without.o >> it breaks my heart and break my heart more is when i say tha i can't help you.or >> this year, she says that the need is greater than ever with many families continue to fall on hard times. >> , has been terrible, also found that the hunger center's we have more families coming. >> because of this, they need volunteers, turkeyr to monetary gifts to delivering meals to those unabl to travel..el >> we have 29 different sites were going to this year so getting volunteers for every on of thoser is one of our challenges.is >> like sometimes you forget what is happening, our economy has had a devastating effect on a lot of peopley. donates her time in preparation for a holiday while continue to enforcee corporate partnerships others corporate entities and schools are also welcome to get backthat wit

augustine first serving up breakfast, and turkey dinners with all the trimmings. the the intercontinental hotel in cleveland. >> prepared meals for over 100 first more on that story there. i'm sure the food looked delicious. >> they're the first to go to the street patrolling - - at a time when we say thanks. cleveland police sergeant victor hayes pulls in and is greeted by a pilgrim. >> we need more pilgrims out here ub. >> it's not likely you see this this thanksgiving f-themed dinner set on the mayflower is a way for the intercontinental hotel to say thank you to first responders, police, and cleveland medical provideers. >> after 36 years of working for the department, sergeant hayes told me he can't count how many holidays he's missed. >> roll out 24-7 every day every week throughout the year, 365 days of the year do the beswe can. >> peter clark works as a general manager for the intercontinental hotel. >> they're out in the streets and making sure we're safe. >> executive chef michael e. swan helped to prepare the meals. >> what a great way to do it on than

here at saint augustine preparing for thousands who wil fill the stables on thanksgiving. it is a condition in its 44th yeararit and sister corita abro here since the beginning to he those who would otherwise go withouto. >> it breaks my heart, and even more when i say i can't help. >> she saysn that need is great than ever with families continuing to fall upon hard times not able to make ends meet meet. >> the economy has been turbulent. i have also found thatat>> there are more people coming with families families. >> saint augustine says the nee for volunteers is greater than ever.> from simply donating to turkey to monetary gifts,m to drive meals to those unable to travel we have 29 different sites that we go toif this year. we need volunteers for eacht is one of the challenges the realities of what is happening to our economy that has had a devastating effect on many.oo >> volunteers from dominion gas donating time, to prepare for the holiday. >> and other corporate entities schools are welcomeo to get bac churches stressing a little bit of your time will go a long wa

augustine. all the way back to the late 16th century, 1580s or so they were talking about a way to defend all their caribbean holdings because piracy was a big problem, the treasure fleets were being preyed on and the king of spain sent over one of his best engineers, one of his best generals to figure out a way to defend against piracy. they came up with the idea to fortify 10 of spain's ports. the plan was puerto rico, havana, all of these would be court phied. number 10 at the bottom? st. augustine. ignac ignacio das came up with the plan. we're at a one scale model of what was considered a frontier fortification. if you look at maps from sieges from the 16th century, 17th century, early 18th century, that i'll have fortifications around the city, you'll see 15 or 16 of these in some places that they built up to go ahead and conduct a three or four year siege of a city. so it was a common design. but he took that design and scaled it down to fit the land area he had to work with which is one

augustin isn't the local church giving to those in need. we found a group that stepped outside the box to go the extra mile. the nonprofit shoulder to shoulder has been out today doing what they call street feed traditional route of setting things up in a church or a shelter this group went driving and walking the streets to pass out meals to the homeless who maybe couldn't make it to those facilities. >> we all should be doing this. it's what you are supposed to do, to help each other. i just feel like i'm doing what i'm supposed to. >> this is the group's fourth year doing its street feed in the cleveland area. thousands of local runners braved the chilly and wet elements for this year's turkey the race organizers say close to 7,000 people decided to burn off a couple of calories before heading to their holiday dippers. a little preventive maintenance. there's a 5k and a one-mile as well. for a lot of people football is a big part of thanksgiving. in medina, tossing the old pigskin around is a huge fund- raiser. the meadows turkey bowl ha

to augustine.nd gets transported, that is what you want. everything costs a fortune with me so i'm the worst person to invest in a restaurant, and i thought it might be nice to be in this neighborhood. i had never come down to the financial area so i am hoping there are others like me that might take the chance and come down and find something. we have only just finished the bar, we have finished the bar and everyone will tell you that we were unhappy with it. we redid it. the mayor was very old. it took two years until we got the tiles we liked. we built the clock. we found one like it and did not like it so we ended up building one similar. the chandelier took about 18 months to build properly. i suppose a criticism of me would probably be, and probably will be that a lot of my places are similar. i suppose to some degree they are. i think they are all a little bit different but it is like somebody has twins. you see them as vastly different but from the outside they seem like the same person. sh

jennifer jordan visiting saint augustine church where preparations are being made for thanksgiving day. >> from serving and delivering meals saint augustine does it with hopes of volunteers including ronald hudson by retired is been donating his time for 17 years. that the people here every day, three meals a day,th 365 d a year. >> in jest hours are this place will take on greater meaning as thousands will be fed this give throughout northeast ohio. >> out of the 12,000 people wil be fed, 8,000 meals will be delivered to shut ends.. >> drivers are still needed, fo the 44th year, guided by sister corita ambro says that turning people away his.been an option. lebron and the cavs and every day, said to me that if we do not have this mail, and they come in three times a day , she says that we will not be able t pay our utilities,, the turkey carving contest is one of the many final preparations for serving the less fortunate, there to help be out for a day to give thanks this speaks to the generosity o people of all faiths to come those who are lonely or need a helping hand jennifer jorda

the honda tradition, go over to saint augustine's, where they are feeding thousands today, thanksgiving means something very different, to some at kmart, many were getting a head this morning,int it is a holida tradition, that brings out the creative side of our viewersrs, recap the 2016 turkey bowl. some clouds and a little bit drizzled the day can have the rest of thest forecast plus the black friday shopping forecast injured travel weekend coming u at first,ng fox 8 news at noon putting the finishing touches on the thanksgiving dinner are out to celebrate with family, get a live look from the roof-camam check in now with jenn harcher. long thin will be drawn radar, show you a steady rainfall overnight dodges pockets of drizzle just of the last of us, not a lot going on expecting it to get a little better as we head through the day was on its way to take a while toe have the drizzled with win-out -15 warmer than yesterday, 47 degrees with the wind at nine mph out of the west-southwest. give thanks today for your temperatures nearing the 50-degree mark tonight and well-being right arou

meal, they see turn anyone away not be an option. >> at saint augustine church on west 14th street in tremontt the carving of the turkeys to prepare for the thousands who will be at these tables thanksgiving day.t >> a tradition in its 44th year and sister here since the beginnings helping those who would otherwise go without it breaks my heart, and what breaks my heart more is when i say that ycan't help you.an >> this year, sister corita says the need is greateris than ever with families continue to follow hard times unable to make ends meeti. >> the economy has been terrible, but i also have found is that my hunger center people i have moreth coming with families. >> they say that that greater than ever, from donating a turkey or two, two monetary gifts, to the delivery meals to those unable to travel..wo we have 29 different sites that we go2 to this year. sogeti volunteers for each one is a challenge.ts >> sometimes you kind of forget that realities of what ises happening, our economy has had a deficit in fact on a lotta people..my volunte draining gas donate their time, will con

warmer thursday friday and then fall caroline continues the tradition of feed fortunate,, saint augustine in iss jennifer jordan details. saint augustine church, they are preparing turkey for the thousands who will be at these tables thanksgiving day, a 44th year, in sister corita ambro has been here since beginning to help those who would tell withoututmb. >> it breaks my heart, and what breaks my heart more is when i i can help. says that the need is greater than ever with more families no able to make ends meet. >> , i also found that we have more people coming in with families. >> they see the need for volunteers is greater, to donate a turkey or two monetaryy gifts to deliver meals to those unabl that we go to this year, so getting volunteers for every site is a challenge. sometimes you forget the reality of what is happening, our economy has had a devastating effect on many people. dominion gas volunteers donating time to prepare for th holidays are. >> other corporate entities in schools are also welcome, the church is stressing a little time to go a long way we have to do 1500 tur

. >> and saint augustine church i tremont imagine what this will look like on thanksgiving, wher is one of the many final preparations to serve meals wil be served on-site and at 15 other shelters volunteers will be here to serve and also deliver fescue for males. organizers say that there are still many ways that you can help, this is therg 44th consecutive year for this effor guided by sister corita ambro, was better from the start, she saysys turning people away has never been an option one a lot of people on hard times while fellow that in every day said that iran have this mail, then would not be able to pay my utilities. out of the 21,000 people that will be fed, it. >> will be deliver meals, the church says that there is a nee for drivers if you would like another successful operation a look at the fox 8 roofcam on one of the biggest a a travel days of year, so take it slow as you go to your destinations. today fox 8 of the annual operation giving tree fundraise with your help, children's in county care will have a happy holiday in carver county, summit county coroner lorain coun

reports coming out of oakland that -- suffered a hairline fracture in lasher was augustine's a healthy through the second part of the season. this year, we are seeing some issues. this team has to get healthy. it's been a grind, it is for every team. they go to new orleans next week. then, if they can get to the bye week with one more in the left-hand column -- this will be an entirely different looking for quality when i get back. >> if they go to new orleans next week and loose to tap the ballgame -- totally different. >> let's see some video here -- wade phillips of course coaching from the coaches box. raiders offense -- bonnie miller -- one more look and flow mode -- he gets around the corner quick. >> in the second half, they did a nice job. levine miller started using -- latavius murray -- there he is going over the top for the touchdown. broncos on fence, meanwhile, -- the fifth drive in the game is finally get something going. trevor siemian caps off. started to get a little bit of momentum but then again -- his second touchdown of the day. raiders rushed the broncos 144-23 in

augustine, florida. experts have found all seven of teh city's federally designated historic districts last month. homes and businesses along the city's waterfront were overwhelmed despite a seawall that was completed two years ago. another beauty on tap for monday with blue skies and a high of 61 in milwaukee with overnight lows continuing to stay in the 40s. the next chance for any active weather comes in on tuesday and wednesday when a cold front will bring the chance for just ahead, 108-years of baseball futility could finally come to an end tonight. and why the green bay packers turned their focus from the gridiron to the ice the green bay packers... using an back to the community. they helped the "united way" build an ice rink and warming shelter in algoma. it's one of several community events the packers volunteer for throughout the year. barring a rainout, the baseball season is set to come to a dramatic finish tonight. the cubs and indians will play game seven of the world series tonight in clev

abraham, moses, gandhi, confucius, aristotle, augustine, mohammed, etc. nowhere do you find someone saying capitalism or free-market. it's something you put up with that we change the window. right now you ask what are we teaching our kids in school, are we teaching the business and capitalism or do we say it is kind of corrupt and unfortunately there are a few bad apples but they are basically good and want to give their employees good healthcare. people are basically very good and want to help their employees. we have to reverse that language and teach the kids that it isn't just work. it's a calling and you better be happy and passionate about what you do every waking hour of your life. show them this is good for you and it's good politics because you are telling the kids the truth. you are a college professor and you enjoyed it. it's to get involved in the politics. >> guest: there's plato and the republicans than augustine. both basically gave the same council. do math until you're 30 and philosophy until you're 50 and the politics of 50 when you are

augustine's entry mark. we learned that -- st. augustine's in tree mark. >>> for the 13th year, winterfest officially kicks off in accra today. it has family friendly -- they also have the reindeer runs letting slide. it looks so much fun. >>> holiday tree lighting is tonight at 7 pm. the welcome center parade, that starts at 11 pm tomorrow morning. as part of winterfest kickoff, the akron's children's museum is going to be opening its permanent home and lock three. interactive exhibits have a variety of fun activities. they have learning programs for kids. the museum will be open from 10 am this morning until 8 pm. >>> cleveland's winterfest celebration kicks off in public square tomorrow starting at 1 p . there will be food tracks, ice skating, live entertainment. it is always such a good time. the tree lighting ceremony in cleveland from 6 pm to 7 pm. and then after that, you have your fireworks, photos with santa, last year, but if the elf showed up. i was so excited. >> it is pretty cool. >>> the weather will be fitting for t

augustine.. taken by the u-s geological survey. there are also similar photos from flagler beach and vilano beach. experts say the storm surge washed- over 15-percent of the sand dunes on the state's atlantic coast. the same thing happened to 30- percent of the dunes along georgia's coastline.. and 42-percent in south meteorologist bryan scofield and '13 first alert weather.' by thursday, clouds begin to build as moisture approaches southern nevada. friday still holds with partly cloudy skies and rain chances holding around 10% for the colorado river. drastically the further you go east of the river. there is less than a 10 percent chance of a sprinkle here in the las vegas valley. highs will be back above the normal by 5 to 10 degrees. lows will be above the normal by the same degree. moving into the weekend, mainly sunny skies are back and high 80s and look to hold there into the next work week too. winds will pick up though by sunday and hold into monday. no major rain chances and no major changes are expected with the weather t

rain develops monday night and tuesday and tuesday we could be >> romona: we stopped by the saint augustin center preparing to feed 23,000 people on thanksgiving. volunteers will also deliver more than 10,000 meals to people homebound. >> mark: a quick reminder to park free in cleveland heights friday, as a result and sunday in honor of small business saturday and start of the holiday shopping season. free parking meters city us. cbs evening news. >> romona: we hope to see you captioning sponsored by cbs >> quijano: america on the move. >> this is crazy. i've never seen it like this. >> quijano: the busiest holiday rush in nearly a decade. millions jam highways, airports, and trains. plus a security lockdown for the thanksgiving parade. also tonight, two women join trump team, haley for u.n. ambassador, devoss for education secretary. buying groceries just got a whole lot easier. >> it's a great time to be a shopper. it's a tough time to be a supermarket. >> quijano: and. >> we're under the lincoln memorial. we're about 75 feet underground. >> quijano: a national treasure is being restored

augustine's dinner just to give them a meal. that is a very special day. and a lot of people volunteer their time obviously to make it happen. father tell me about, do you notice the people right now enjoy the fact that they can give it this time of the year and are more ready to do it this time of year. >> everybody needs hope and especially this time of year and all year round and after the elections people are looking for something to lift their spirits to be more joyful and giving back is a way to do lives of other people. >> we have talked where people are traveling and coming home and coming back to the cleveland area and parents will have the kids come back from college and a good feeling. >> isn't it? >> yes. and father tell me as we get set what in your parish, you got -- do you have a school in your parish. >> not a school but we support 30 agencies that help the poor that is great because we city and we have a lot of outreach programs that we do helping kids that are in need and helping kids that are trafficked. we have a lot of organizations. h

. >> and what you do by being generous treatment which is candy crush hear from saint augustine hunger center for serving 60,000 males and their open until 3:00 p.m. today. we give we give we know that we can take care of our childrenn, it's ni >> it's about giving back, we are grateful that we are in a position to be able to do that and we are happy to. >> have a great thanksgiving, talk to jason, it is important to keep the volunteers that an energized, so we got some antonio's pizza?th on behalf of antonio's pizza we want to bring some pizza dow for all of the volunteers >> to see everybody drive up to donate and it is something special. thank you very much, we do have some more vehicles pulling up, we like to see rating presentshas forr the kids, we help kids in five different counties in foster care, thank you so muchcoco. >> we have come down every year >> why is it so important? >> for the kids >> every little bit helps, you can see this is pile is gone we will be here till 7:00 p.m. i will check back in about half a still to come, we will explain this bright flash in the fireba

pictures near saint augustine, florida just released by the u-s geological survey. you can see the sand dune washed away. officials say the storm surge washed over and damaged 15-percent of the sand dunes on florida's atlantic coast. it did the same thing to 30-percent of the dunes along georgia's coastline.. and 42-percent in south carolina. a consumer alert this afternoon -- get ready for crowds if you're flying for thanksgiving. expected to fly over the 12 days around the holiday. that's up about 2-and a half percent over last year.. if that many people actually end up flying.. it will break the previous record set in two-thousand-and seven. the sunday after thanksgiving is expected to be the busiest day. the biggest night in country music is "tonight"! and you can catch it all right here on channel 13! we have an you then later -- we have a new series of reports on legalizing recreational marijuana... we've already looked at the black market and economic side of things...today we're digging into how it affects tourism. as you make up your

here's a photo of a saint augustine beach. this is from 2014. now take a look at that same inlet right in the sand and believe obliterated 12 foot dunes. they said hurricane matthew wash 15% of the sand dunes of the coast last month. that is not as much damage as authorities feared. researchers say this data could help emergency managers predict which places are most prone to damage so that they can better prepare for future hurricanes. >>> we are working to get you a accused of shooting two people overnight. one of those victims as in critical condition. tampa police say the second victim should survive. detectives are still trying to determine a motive for the shooting. the student is out of jail after he tried to rob a pizza delivery man. the victim told yourself police control -- usf police can travel >>> are you ready to go shopping? i will tell you the best ways to save money this christmas. >>> where is my sirens at? check it out. >> plus, live streaming emma stone police cruiser. the foolish move officers say this guy made next that help

as a teenager augustine lumbar ran through a cuban army mine field and scaled a fence at guantanamo bay just to reach the u.s. now he's worried that trump's anti-immigration stance could produce laws that rip families apart. >> no man in the united states 50 years and they are still illegal but they are paying taxes in this country. >> protestors say they want president-elect trump to step down, which they realize is unlikely. >>> many protests were peaceful, but there were some shocking moments of violence. take a look at this video from chicago. it all started with a minor traffic accident. several people dragged david wilcox out of his car and beat him up because they thought he voted for trump. you can hear witnesses yelling don't vote trump in wilcox tried to get back in his car several times. the attackers wouldn't let him. one of them drove his car out of the way. witnessesclaim wilcox used a slur. >>> president-elect trump responded to the protests on twitter calling them, quote, very unfair. in a tweet trump also said the protestors were incited by the media. this comes after t

augustine over the weekend, and everybody's dancing and -- freeze! >> someone should be projectil >> we've seen weddings, pep rallies, people at the gym. >> look how this couple is posing. >> don't drop her. >> yeah, but he's holding her in place, and i have to say, there's quite a bit of that going on. of course, the mandatory selfie. >> this is fun. not only have you done a really neat video, but it's part of the time capsule of the entire event. this was what was hot at this time so you can look back, yeah, i remember the mannequin challenge. although there's probably that crazy uncle that's like what are we doing? >> just be quiet for ten seconds, don't move. >> this video was captured by ryan gelderman, saying it's the groom's idea. even the band freezes in place, but then it's time to start moving again. he got stuck in the middle of his twerk. he was backing that thing up. at that wedding, good time had by all. tyler is proposing to amber and that's when they decided to do a mannequin challenge. >> not accurate. she should be stuck like this.

cooking is a lot of work so preparing 1300 and setting places were 21,000 is what they do at saint augustine, for the 44th straight year ali ghanbari shows us the huge undertaking t a lot of people are alone for the holidays and i just want to be helpful to make themm know i always come back every year to give back because when i was homeless, they take care of me. >> you are welcome. it is amazing, people from all walks of life are here,is they don't turn away any vetting. each day they come in to know that today is to give them a meal, maybe they won't have one another day but, m today, that means that we are celebrating hundred two might have, without thanksgiving dinner wer treated to more males hand-delivered by the cleveland police.. 2nd district officers teamed up with volunteers of america to offer the dinners,ol and they start cooking around 7:00 a.m., they then send the place how to deliver to the needy and the elderly. on holiday lights tonight for the firstli time in 16 years. it will run from six until 9:00 p.m. , through sunday in each friday through sunday in decemberhray it w

augustine all bears -- downing finding raymond green junior for the touchdown makes it 7-0. downing again this type of talk nc central 38-19 win over delaware state. eagles picked the 169 yards of total offense. >>> the gains in nashville 2nd period they are down 1-0 jeff skinner turns around and ties at one. still in the second a couple minutes later matt irwin gives the predators another lead making it 2-one. congratulations to carver winning volleyball championships. kid that plays on those teams you will want to check it out. >>> thanks. we appreciate it. and thank you for joining us tonight. remember to set your clocks back one hour. >> that's right. an extra hour of sleep. we will see you tomorrow night. (senegalese accent): all right, officers, one beef-and-cheese deluxe, french fries and orange-flavored beverage. thank you, my brother. knock it down for me. boo-yow! all right, it is knocked down. and for you, large man, one plain wiener, no bun, no sauerkraut, no chili, no mustard, no pickle, no cheese, no relish. no tip. give it to me. excuse me to inquire, is meage

as a teenager augustine scaled a fence at guantanamo bay to others who went to such great lengths to get here are worried that trump's stand on illegal immigration could produce laws that rip families apart. >> man that has been here for 30 or 40 years, they are still illegal but they are paying taxes in this country. >> you're trying to send back people who have been here for years back to their country. >> while their hope of trump stepping down is not likely, their voices heard. >>> a wesley chapel high school teacher under investigation for a politically motivated community to a student. john sousa approached several african-americans in the halls. sousa then said to them don't make me call donald trump to get you sent back to africa. he coaches the boy's golf team. he's now on administrative leave. >>> breaking overnight, tampa police thousand searching for the suspect responsible for a homicide. officers respond t of nebraska avenue and columbus drive. first responders rushed that man with upper body trauma to the hospital where he died. so far no word on a suspect or a motive,

right now it's in saint augustine helping people who suffered home and vehicle damage during the storm. people are eligible for the up to through $2000 in small business loans. 15 to 20 people are being helped per day. >>> a man who was shot in killed -- and killed in georgia is th brian moore was shot and killed sunday night. authorities believe the shooting was an isolated event and not a random act. they have not discussed a possible motive yet or the details of what happened and are still searching for the shooter. >>> tonight, members and special guests are getting a sneak peek to renovations of the safety harbor resort spa but news channel 8 got an exclusive behind the scenes tour. this is the final phase of work on the steam room, sauna, and ft.2. most of the resort underwent extensive remodeling to the tune of $5 million. >> we will be thrilled to see the new plunge pool, steam room, sauna, and two treatment areas which are exclusive to us here at the safety harbor resort. >> reporter: those treatment areas include a turkish bath with healing waters. starting tomorrow, the reso

. >> regular mealtime crowd here at saint augustine church in tremonte you think that this is fact to imagine what it will be on thanksgiving day, this year the need is greater than ever. the annual turkey carving contest, just one of the many final preparationsng to serving those in need, bills will be served on-site street and in 15 other shelters throughout northeast ohio,n volunteers will be here to deliver thanksgiving meals and serve in while recent calls fo more donations were meant to sa there's many ways to help, this is the 44th year for this effort guided by sister corita ambro who has been here for the he says turning people a lot of people are on hard times, family that comese in every day said that if i do not have this meal, and they come i three times a day, she says i will not be able to pay my utilities,eey out of 12,000 people who will be fed, 8,000 meals will be delivereds to shut-ins, they say that needre for driver is also great if you would like to volunteer, call the church. the hottest toys of the holiday season with the latest may not be the greatest like the

augustine over the weekend, and everybody's dancing and -- freeze! >> someone should be projectile vomiting, it's the wedding. >> we've seen weddings, pep >> look how this couple is posing. >> don't drop her. >> yeah, but he's holding her in place, and i have to say, there's quite a bit of that going on. of course, the mandatory selfie. >> this is fun. not only have you done a really neat video, but it's part of the time capsule of the entire event. this was what was hot at this time so you can look back, yeah, i remember the mannequin challenge. >> it's something that everybody can do, everybody, even grandma, although there's probably that >> just be quiet for ten seconds, don't move. >> this video was captured by ryan gelderman, saying it's the groom's idea. even the band freezes in place, but then it's time to start moving again. he got stuck in the middle of his twerk. he was backing that thing up. at that wedding, good time had by all. tyler is proposing to amber and that's when they decided to do a mannequin challenge. >> not accurate. sh >> y

clinton: schools like shaw and saint augustine. [cheers and applause] mrs. clinton: because you know they produce some of the finest leaders in our country and i want to make sure they keep doing that vital work. we could go on all night. bernie and i can keep you here until breakfast. [laughter] mrs. clinton: because we get excited about what we can do. but of course, we can't do anything if you don't get out and vote and get everybody you know to vote. [cheers and applause] [chanting "hillary"] mrs. clinton: this is going to be one of the most consequential elections in our country's history, you know that because we are at a crossroads. notrell is right, we do even have to mention his name that much. although there are some special features that certainly raise deep concerns. [laughter] mrs. clinton: it's about who we are, what we want, what we are going to do to make our mark on our country at this time in our history. [cheers and applause] mrs. clinton: i believe america's best days are still ahead of us if we do what we are supposed to do. [cheers and

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of what it looks like near saint augustine just released. you can see the sand dunes have been washed away after the storm. there are pictures from flagler beach you can see and along the east coast. the storm surge washed over and damaged 15% of the sand dunes on the florida atlantic coast. with the track that matthew took? >> you can see the path here as we get closer to florida you can see the center of the storm remaining offshore in comparison to what some of our concerns were. the erosion would have been worse had the storm's been closer to the coastline. again we certainly have seen noticeable effects and the tropical season isn't over yet. this is a reminder we have a batch of storms just to the north of the lesser antilles to the northeast. there is a 20% chance this will develop into a topical system over the next five days and it is headed back to the atlantic. it is a fish storm nothing to worry about but a reminder that hurricane season lasts through november. as for our weather, there is a chance for some rain tomorrow i will t