florida national cemetery in bushnell up in sumter county. we were there to honor people like earl miller and many others i met a veteran that serving in wwii, korea and l vietnam and many, many others. thank you very much for your service all of the service members today on this veteran's day. beautiful view from palm harbor innsbrook 66 degreesment current temperature north wind coming up on monday night we have a super moon the moon will appear 14% larger 30% brighter. the largest super moon so far this century you want to make sure you see this one if you can. 80 on saturday. 81 degrees on sunday. sunshine mix with clouds throughout the day a weak cold front settle into the area not very much in the way of shower activity. took this picture earlier today up around florida national cemetery. thousands of markers across the region. it was a cool morning. little bit of due on the gr possible again tomorrow. temperatures are cooling to the dew point. that's where you see the condensation on objects like grass or possibly the hood of your car.

>>ou meteorologist steve jerve served as master of ceremonies in bushnell. it is an annual honor. tens of thousands of servicemen and women are buried at bushnell. >>> a touching tribute on this veteran's day. >> say a little prayer or veteran released a different. he has a different release business but he did this today to honor all of those who served. >> it means a lot to a lot of people because they don't know what the duff release is all about. it's a touching thing. it's being free releasing that did you ever. >> news channel 8 melissa marino release aid duff in honor of her brother an army veteran. in case you're wondering after the release the duffs then fly back to their home. >>> for our veterans today. the junior league of fbi's waiving the ticket price for holiday gift market. >> gayle guyardo is at the fairgrounds to show us what this huge event is all about. >>reporter: the 1th annual junior league of tampa holiday gift market is well underway at the florida state fairgrounds and it is actually one of the biggest in the country. there's so much to do here. more than

. >> >>[cermonial honoring] >> next up, officer mike bushnell. >> >>[cermonial honoring] >> ofc. braden todaro. >> >>[cermonial honoring] >> officer matt mckay. >> >>[cermonial honoring] >> is kaplan and i know it's all about the teamwork and i was reminded by chief bodo south san francisco fire department happen to be in the area because it was clear week so we were blessed in so many ways for good samaritans and our partners in neighboring jurisdictions in south b van fire was responsible for rescuing eight of those 30 in the water that day. so we would like to give them a shout out and acknowledgments as well. thank you very much >> the last thing i'll say this is a coincidence of the future and the future is collaboration between everybody. law enforcement, fire, ems everyone and citizens. we've all come together in this city has been one out of unity and it was demonstrated appropriately in this incident with the civilian helping fire, police, pulpy groundwater and save their lives. as the mayor said before there's a lot people that are low back on this 20-30 years on the ro

starting at 11 a-m, the florida national cemetery in bushnell will honor all those who served. the south sumter high school band will perform, along with patriotic songs , bagpipes, and a rifle salute. about four hundred flags will also be on display along the cemetery roads. they were all fallen veterans... and were once draped over their caskets. the event free for all to attend but space is limited. the city of st. pete holds its annual veterans day ceremony this morning at williams park on first avenue. it starts at eight a-m. the city will present it's "2016 honored veteran" award to u-s marine corps veteran, "michael jernigan." he was serving in iraq in 2004 when his humvee was hit by a cranium. but he didnt just survive... he's been thriving. mike graduated from u-s-f st. pete as a history major... and started working for southeastern guide dogs in 20- 12. also today in tampa: a special honor for ?homeless veterans on this veterans day. "operation reveille" brings together federal, state, and local government agencies to give those homeless vets a free ?home for the holi

even into the overnight hours, right now maybe heavier showers popping up near brooksville toward bushnell. most of this is very light rain same finger around the skyway from the beach over to bradenton. temperatures for us are very chilly, mid-60s in brooksville, tomorrow morning waking up to temperatures mostly in the 50s and 60s, the dew points will be dropping because the front coming through that means drier air and more sunshine, these are the wake-up temperatures. 59 downtown, low to mid 60s closer to the coast from largo bartow 62, kathleen 59. it gets a lot cooler than that air for thanksgiving week, we have got you covered, 70 and cloudy at the airport in tampa yet clearwater and saint pete sunny. 6090 st. petersburg, a look at the satellite, a very dreary day, a lot of clouds overcast and with the overcast there have been light showers may be enough to wet the ground, most folks not even that much, behind in tomorrow, the rest of the week looks to be sunny, pleasant temperatures they be a little bit below normal for a change. a look at futurecast, mostly cottage in it, tomorrow

the last 50 to 60 years, this war ii in germany, paul weaver and his stepson lives locally in the bushnell area, we got this picture a pretty amazing picture sent by crystal from palm harbor. her grand uncle is one of the men listed here. this is two days before d-day in normandy and 21 of the men were killed in the invasion of normandy. this picture and amazing continue to get a lot of the old folks from vietnam, maybe korean war through world war ii, this was 1971 aboard the intrepid where peter, this is his father he is being reenlisted aboard the intrepid in the vietnam area, back in 1971. thank you so much for sharing we could not show them all, we have more we would like a few more on tonight as well, here's a look at titan doppler radar a beautiful day with temperatures in the upper 60s to the middle 70s, this morning we were in the 40s. 46 crystal river, 60 tampa, 64 saint pete yet we warmed up to the upper 70s to the low 80s, brooksville 78 degrees, tampa 80 , 82 sarasota, outside 70 and partly cloudy at the airport in tampa, clearwater 64, saint skies are clear a little bit of cl

one of the largest veteran's day ceremonies in the area takes pl the florida national cemetery in bushnell. hundreds gathered there today to share stories hear patriotic music and to stroll through that hallowed grounds. more than 10,044,000 men and women who fought for our country and their spouses are buried at the florida national cemetery. in fact our own steve jerve ceremonies. >> it's a very solemn place to visit. and contemplate the men and women that have served our country. today is veteran's day of course we have memorial day but we are there to honor the veterans very good turn out great group of vets as always. >> you always say the same thing every year. the 11th months the 11th day 11th hour. >> aramis takes day eventually became fought in europe. >> it looked like a beautiful day. >> it was a little cool this morning. when i got out there early i saw some due on the grass there. so we might see some of that. also the night sky is fantastic. guilty back to that graphic. guess i'll have to do that later. some great night sky watching. skies clear there's a conjunction. you are

veterans day on friday, i'll be out at the florida national cemetery in bushnell for the veterans day ceremony, the 11th hour of the 11th and next week looks good. a great stretch of weather. >> that's a good one. >>> and the tampa bay heart walk is three days away. steve will be joining me on stage again this year. we are making our final push to raise money for the american heart association. tomorrow we're holding our final phone bank from 4:30 pm to 6:30 pm with great incentives to get you excited about donating to this cause matching the first $50,000 we raise and it's not too late to join our team. just go to www.folli.com/heart walk. the walk is this saturday at raymond james stadium. the festivities begin at 8:00 and the walk begins at 9:00. >>> of next in sports, a hard- hit more than a week ago. >>> and guess who was on the field at practice today bucs fans? dan lucas tells us if kam martin might have a shot to we traveled the world sampling the best cheese for two reasons one, to bring them all back for you to enjoy and two, we got to each a bunch of really good cheese alon

and bushnell. and sarasota and inland the mercury is in the mid-70s now. 76 the dew point and winds off the water. the low pressure. high pressure over oklahoma is a lot of sunshine and the next couple of days they are good, seasonable temperatures. lots of sunshine right now the weekend is looking aok. it is mostly cloudy and seasonable. down to 65. and sunshine tomorrow low humidity. this is the veteran's day forecast. lots of sunshine. pleasant and 78. that's it. 78 on friday. and 80 on saturday. the weather for the buc's game on sunday. that is the game. looks good. 81 degrees. that is perfect. >>> well we have all been on the edge for weeks now but this morning was different. many doubted the day would happen. what was different? >> doug martin returned to the practice field the bucs running back has been o his hamstring. his return a welcome. he was health wry but limited. dirk koetter said being without his running back has been tougher. i mean you got your 22 starters on different levels. y

i have brooksville, crystal river, inverness, dade city, bushnell, all in the 40s again this morning. mid 50s from bradenton southward down through venice and englewood. 52 in myakka city and mid to up polk county. so yeah, it's chilly this morning. sun will be up in -- i don't know -- 40, 45 minutes, a little less than that. and it's going to warm up very, very quickly, too. when you've got drier air like this, dew points in the 40s and lower 50s, it just feels comfy outside. one thing we need is rainfall and unfortunately, i can tell you it's one thing we're not going to get. not even with the next front coming through. it's just going to stay dry and weekend and that's not good news for the mountains of the carolinas and georgia, dealing with those wildfires right now. we've been talking yesterday about this disturbance over here in the southwest caribbean and still not much this morning, although the chances are up to about 80% in the next five days. that something could materialize down here and then, you know, pick a computer model there. it's all just meandering around for seve

so a big, big improvement there. 55 in bushnell. dade city, wesley chapel in the upper 50s. bradenton at 60 degrees all the way down to englewood. a lovely start down there. 61 degrees not to mention mid to upper 50s, haines city, frost proof, sebring and northeast winds, notice we have a little bit of moisture so there will be a few clouds to mix in with our otherwise gorgeous day. every day we're like tacking on one degree to the afternoon high. it's 78, 79. today a lot of us touch that 80-degree mark for later this afternoon. it's not all good news, though. we have this big hurricane again in otto so yesterday morning, it's downgraded to a tropical restrengthens back into a hurricane and now it's even stronger this morning. this is the nation of costa rica and this is nicaragua and looks like the storm will make a landfall north of the costa rican border today or tonight. thing is, this not moving that fast. going to produce a tremendous amount of rain for central america and look at the winds. theyav miles an hour. the general motion is due west. this is the border of th

a little damp as russell was alluding to 61 up in crystal river 63 in bushnell 70 if lakewood ramp bradenton. also down inglewood where it's 7172 degrees. we've got a little bit sun sheen mixed in sebring arcadia with temperatures in lower 70s. now when you step outside we talked about it being damp you may feel humidity up just however, drier air literally just hours away as we do anticipate that dryer air watch this with a forecast dew points. that's going to come settling in late tonight during the day tomorrow we will drop dew points maybe even down into the 40s. so again, going to feel so much nicer tomorrow in terms of humidity levels then it is right now. but if cloudy skies and a bit damp is the worst that we've got, i think we're having a good this afternoon mostly cloudy skies more sunshine by tomorrow afternoon. and then going right through rest of week steadily move temperatures up 75 tomorrow. 77 wednesday. and then we'll probably vanessa, close to 80 by friday. >> oh boy, all right thanks, dave. here a 9:18 we want to look right now howard frankland bridge northbound direction

bushnell shy of 60s. near 70 in sarasota. 65 in myacca city. 65 in frostproof. nice and comfy. our dew points have tumbled into the 40s in spots and will stay refreshing all day long. as moisture creeps up tomorrow. we may sneak in some fall with more southerly wind into the morning hours not in morning but tomorrow morning. light northeast wind with that dry, comfortable air and high clouds headed our way from the gulf moisture. this front right here behind it, there is some drier air that will drag in through the middle part of the week. ahead of it more clouds monday and tuesday and even a few showers monday and tuesday. sky tower radar is dry. no rain today or tomorrow. and outdoor plans don't cancel any of them. 79 is normal. see if this is the first average high day. 80 in venice and winter haven. lows tonight low 50s north. near 60 in tampa and upper 50s from bartow to sebring. pretty typical of what we expect in november which is a dry period. no rain at all this month. future cost underdoing the clouds and showing the northeast wind. i think fewer clouds when we wake u

city, brooksville, weeki wachee, then you've got crystal river, inverness both at 45 degrees and bushnell at 48. mid to upper 50s so a little bit milder as you go further south. notice north port, you get away from the influence of the gulf and temperatures fall down there. they're in the upper 40s. so is wauchula and further south on highway 17, arcadia at 51 degrees. it's a chilly s but that is because we cleared skies out. what a difference just getting away from the cloud cover with the temperatures. nine to 13 degrees cooler than yesterday at this time. except right along the water, it's pretty similar. so obviously a noticeable difference. the dew points are low so it's dry outside and you have tons of sunshine so the good news is, when the sun comes up later this warmup and really, it's just cool to start, mild to finish. look at the rain. look at the front all the way down just south of miami. so yeah, bahamas, it's a miserable morning there. they have rain, it's humid but of course, the drier air was able to settle all the day down to the miami area and you can see that here with

bushnell at 37. i got right at 50 bradenton, area. north port is at 36. it's like, wow. wauchula, arcadia, lakeland at 39 and 42 for our friends in frost proof. this is colder than yesterday morning. here's some spots, brooksville is at 15 degrees colder. brandon is at 13 degrees colder. frost proof 10 degrees colder than it was on your sunday morning. i thought it was kind of chilly when i woke up yesterday, but if you think back to yesterday and how fast it warmed up and the same thing is going to happen today. we're just starting off colder so we have more work to do to get it up to the 60s. dew points are incredibly dry in the 20s and lower 30s. it doesn't get that much drier around here. the whole southeast continues to be like this. cloud-free, high pressure in control, sinking air, dry air warms up very fast so even though we're sitting in the 30s should have no problem getting back to the upper 60s and believe me, a few spots are going to touch 70 degrees for today so that's the good thing. you know when you get a cold nap like this up north, it just doesn't warm

jackets and bushnell. one nearby. englewood at 60. 59 in myacca city. 61 in sebring. low clo morning, if you are an early riser, and in those fog-prone areas tampa bay north, we will be pulling in more moisture from the north. we are pulling in drier air from the north. look at this dew point. any time they are 5 or less that fall-like feel. really crisp, comfy feel to the air. dew points in the 40s. tallahassee and gainesville. i think with the northeast wind, we may drop our comfort value to an even more manageable reading throughout will move a little closer before it gets stuck, and it will be stuck until monday and tuesday when it tosses back some clouds our way, gives us a rain chance, but not a drop of rain on sky tower it morning. a dry day today and a dry day tomorrow as well. the big thing today are the moderating temperatures. noon, we are at 76. we will hit 79 with high clouds thinning a bit tonight. will make for a nice sunset. and sunday night hopefully won't be too cloudy because we are gearing up for the super moon. lows about 51 in brooksville. 56 in

low 60s inverness and bushnell. 70 in venice. 67 in englewood. our dew points are up further south. not quite as comfortable sebring at 68. here comes our cold front, but ahead of it, you don't see many clouds or a drop of rain. it will be dry. it is fortunate because i know a lot of us will like to see rain. november the driest month of the year in tampa and go fi figure, .01 of an inch. if you were curious what the record is for how many days without rain recorded. not even close, 52 is the record. we have only gone a couple and we will be going through many more dry days as the week itself won't feature a drop behind the cold front, chilly. 35, chicago. 56 in atlanta. some of that cooler air makes it our way after this afte afternoon. so another day where we are at 79 in tampa. 81 in bartow. mid-70s for anyone heading to the beach. tonight, cooler than what we woke up to now. by about 5 to 10 degrees in most pots. 42 brooksville. 50 the cooler of the season. 51 in sarasota. we are not done yesterday. tampa, but by mid to late week, mid to low 60s. timing it out on futurecast, a l

inverness, bushnell, you're in the 40s. i know brandon was in the 40s as well but in general, all these numbers, all of them are warmer than they were yesterday. bradenton area, there's that 48 for you in bartow with 58 along high 27 for the folks in sebring. double digit warmth, right? 11, 10, you know, about 20 degrees warmer than yesterday. that spot in crystal river where they're 20 degrees warmer than yesterday at this time. so i got a lot of warmth coming at you today. we made it to the upper 70s yesterday. even though we started off quite chilly. today we're going to go rht front to the northwest. this is really going to peter out before it makes its way towards us. high pressure is going to nominate right through the upcoming weekend. while it may cool down a few degrees and i mean literally only a few degrees over the weekend, nothing significant coming at us over the next several days. now, if you are travelling today, i do have a big line of rain working down to parts of louisiana so maybe new orleans definitely

it's 64 in west chase, and 64 in new tampa and inverness 63 and bushnell 63. comfortable, cool readings. if you don't like the cool, with that brighter start to the day we warm quicker, too. 64 inglewood and frostproof had plenty of low to mid-60s. only a few degrees cooler but noticeably air moved in all day yesterday with a nice evening. got a couple tiny sprinkles, leftovers from some rain believe it or not on the east coast last night. these are patchy sprinkles riding novrt north and west not amounting to rain measurable in nature. you have a couple from new port richey to citrus park. those passed odessa as well. here are the high clouds from the west today. you notice a few more clouds times. how about cool fall-like air from chicago to lexington to atlanta. we opened the door for some of that milder air, and we may see slightly cooler air over the upcoming weekend. that's what we track throughout the week. we are watching the comfortable air this morning. dew points in the 50s and 60s, and really in the days ahead we stay in the low to moderate humidit

that's the case in brooksville at 63, bushnell at 63, lakewood ranch at 64 degrees and inglewood looks good, too. baribtow is 64. while a few degrees cooler, from 4 in what clul la to 1 in tampa, it feels drier. air mass is dried out. brings in a little moisture. we had spotty sprinkles this morning. what's left of that, let's see if it's there. one or two west of angelo key and west of pinellas county. awe a few sprinkles on the st. pete net cams there. we are dry for you. scattered clouds from the east and west as i mentioned. there's the cold front that moved through overnight friday into saturday. that helped to drag in some drier air, which is still in play this morning. dew points are pleasant in the outside the viewing area, that's where it feels even better thanks to the north wind. a northeast wind anywhere from 5 to 10 miles per hour this morning. it will be breezy up to about the 10 to 15-mile-per-hour range by late morning into midday near the coast. even with that cooler start, look at the 80s, and we should be at 80. 81 in brooksville today and 81 in st. pete. we actually

over in dade city, and bushnell both at 82 degrees as well. and lower 8 and throughout interior, sebring you're at 82. lakeland 82. bartow currently sits at 81 degrees. and then the big key to all of this has just been that humidity. was it dew points coming back up into the 60s yesterday. we started out in the low to mid 50s. i was talking to actually felt kind of nice outside still. but as we went through the day yesterday, these numbers came right back up. and in fact, as you look to our south, places like wauchula, right now. that very moist air has worked its way right back over the state giving that very muggy feel to the air as you step outside. sop watch a couple cold fronts this first front pushing through much the deep south. big storms yesterday. but as it works its way into the carolinas, really starting to just kind of fizzle out. this orange shade yellow shade. that's area where we could see some tronger storms as we go through this afternoon. in fact already starting to see few storms developing right there acros texas into loui

significantly milder from bushnell to brooksville. you are in the low 60s thanks to the fact that moisture's gone up. 58wachula. so our stalled front year the area right now. this slides south, though, during the day monday. with it, more clouds on monday and by monday night, we will start to drag in cooler air. dew points this morning are near 60, which is a manageable value. on the trend, we watch it after the front passes, gets even drier midweek. a beautiful stretch of weather headed our way. we are dry and will stay rain free today for the bears buccs game. the thing is, if you are tailgating early, you may need a light extra layer but don't lose got it talk about the super moon. this is setting up shop tonight and also monday night. it's a super super moon because it's the closest and largest full moon that we will be seeing since january 26, 1948. now, any time we see a super moon, 14% bigger 30% brighter, but the thing about this super moon is it's going to look extra big since it's going to be within 220,000 miles of the eart

bushnell has 58. over crystal river 59 degrees. we can watch currently sits at 55. and some 60s down to our south. once you move away electric from coastline a little bit lakewood ranch you're currently 59. 59 for lakeland and bartow as well. know dew points still running in southerly direction today. what that will do pump that moisture back across the state. so by the time we get into tomorrow, we're getting into the mid and upper 60s. that's where you head outside and you start to notice it just doesn't have that refreshing feel to the air feeling a little more sticky. that's because this high that will continue to work its way away. our winds think swinging armor clouds for this afternoon even stray shower in there as well. cold front working its way into the south. we'll still see strong thunderstorm activity but just kind of falls apart we really in he much in way of rain maybe until thursday you get um i. impulse a slathly better chance of showers. increasing clouds for today. daytime high 81. for tonight, scattered clouds, low temperature of 66. >> for tomor

to talk more about the website, here's al herrera and david bushnell from the woo. >> everyone. first off, thank you, guys, so much, and a big thank you to the richard nixon foundation for inviting us to this very prestigious event. we're so honored to be here. to really celebrate the life and the legacy of president nixon. i'm al herrera. i'm the account supervisor and program director at the woo, beteak design agency in california. we specialize in creating digital experiences that really create lasting bonds with people and brands. and so when the nixon foundation approached us about the website, we were honored and really eager to get the project started. so the challenge that we face was we had to create a website that was interactive and welcoming to a new generation of users that have a pretty finite idea of who richard nixon was and what his legacy is. but also we had to remain cognizant of an older generation of people that were very familiar with the president and his life, both inside and outside of the white house. so we partnered with cortina, thinkwell and the rich