paddle, do you have your number? i said, i do not. and ided me the paddle took a look at this and said, do you realize what this is? washington's birthday. i took it as a good sign that it would be a good day. >> we do not know if he ordered the binding or if it was ordered for him by someone else. is a copy with a similar layout and binding in a private collection. andas jefferson had a copy this is 1-3. the only one that belonged to washington himself. binding.ior is a fine >> he had a lot to do with the adoption of the constitution and it is a constitutional they went behind the scenes to make sure it was ratified by the states. pieces of0 legislation. .t seemed very important it created the department of state, treasury, establish the judiciary, formulated the government based on a constitution. .> the estimate was across did you start to get nervous? >> we knew that the reserve was low and it was written by bush $2.3nd it sold for war million. we knew the entrance test interest was low and we actually decided what it may go for a

he said do you have your paddle number? i said no i do not. so he disappeared and came back in a few minutes. he handed me the paddle and i looked at it and took one glance and said paul, do you realize what this is? this is washington's birthday. he went, "oh, my goodness." i took that as a very good sign that it was going to be a good day. what's we don't know if he ordered the bindings or if it was done -- ordered for him by someone else. there are three similar books, one is john jay's copy. a similar layout and binding in a private collection. thomas jefferson had a copy. that copy is at the university of indiana so this is one of three, but it's the only one that belonged to washington himself. the exterior is a very fine binding classical style with a guilt-lettered morocco label. >> $7,700,000. $7,900,000. >> he had a lot to do with the adoption of the constitution. he served as president of the constitutional convention in 1787 and afterward he exerted himself behind the scenes to make sure it was ratified by the states. congress is m

erin o'hern checks it out. >> reporter: on the campus of drexel university, they have stand-up paddle board yoga to philadelphia. it is a practice that will take you to a different level. >>> natural surfer and on balance level. >>> if yoga wasn't hard enough out on the water you have to use your own body to support your practice, but the experts will keep you balanced with the steady approach. >>> we start off with medication and get you grounded and connected to the water -- grounded -- [laughter]. >>> the classes are a hit at spruce street harbor park in the summer, now they are offering the practice year round. >>> they will engage secondary muscles you don't use on ground, so when you go back to the studio you have a much more connected practice. >>> you can see more about standup paddle boarding and whole lot more on "fyi philly" on 6abc at 7:00 p.m. >>> welcome back on a saturday, 5:50, sky6 live hd taking a you live right here, temple university camera overlooking center city. a chilly start to the morning, 31 degrees, meteorologist chris sowers will let you know how the day i

. >>> erin o'hern has a preview of a an activity on a standup paddle board.the campus of drexel university stand up paddle board yoga is being brought 0 you to philadelphia. it's a practice that will take you to a different level and on balance level. if yoga wasn't hard enough,. >>> on the water you have to use your own body to support your own practice. >>> the experts will keep you balanced with the steady approach. >>> we start off with to get you grounded. >> reporter: the classes are a hit and now they are offering the practice year round. >>> they will engage secondary muscles you don't need on land, because the ground is supporting you. >>> i can't do a head stand like in a regular yoga class. >>> the fact that she can do than a paddle board i'm very impressed. >>> much more on "fyi philly." >>> a man spa of sorts that promises to keep your public full and sudsy. . making me think about warmer weather with pools that's nice. extra gear on the kids going to school and on the way home, same for you. i'll show you why when we check the day planner foreca

(paddles thunk) resuming. (gurney rattling) okay, let's see what we got. no, this does not end in an elevator. okay, then you're up. okay. (man) here, here. right here, buddy. (bell dings) (alex) ready. (maggie) stay back. (zach) here we go! you all right? you okay? (alex) get out of the way! h. (whispers indistinctly) (alex breathing heavily) let's talk timelines. you said your visions appear a couple of times a week. am i right? uh, it varies, or varied, but yep. and the last one you saw was... what, ten days ago? see, i knew you were gonna do this. what? you're gonna tell me that, uh, this could be just a lull, that maybe i'm not cured after all. i'm not sure it's useful to think in terms of cured. that's because you're not the sick one, gavin. tell me about the last spirit that you saw. (sighs deeply) gavin. they're gone, okay? they were, uh, a trick of my mind, and you fixed it. can't we just be happy with it? (doors bang) coming through! out of the way! whoa! ach) look out! you good? yeah, got it! (jackson) having trouble bagging. veins are distended

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>> teenagers, and as soon as they can hold a paddle.? >> we have this thing called the three rs, which is respect of yourself, getting good sleep, eating good food, especially before we go on a trip. second one is respect of other people, other paddlers, and of course, the clients. and then the third thing is taking care of the river. and you know, they've been told by their parents don't get on the mississippi river. maybe they don't even know how to swim. and you know, for a young man or woman, overcoming a fear like that and getting in the canoe, and then to have people come and appreciate what you're doing is a life-changing experience. but within that is this incredible bright and beautiful spirit that is intact in the delta. >> sweet potatoes, greens, into the dutch ovens. throw on the corn when getting close. finally, on the wet logs on top of glowing coals, lay some steaks, some pork loin and pork tenderloins right on there. just keep an eye on them. we have full spectrum steaks. potato's perfect. >> corn on the cob. >> yeah. hu

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there's another one right behind that, they might try to paddle this. if you get a bump on the face like that, it makes it really tough to grab one of those waves. it kind of gets up in the left. and it's a complete set. there's another wave coming. they are peeking literarily before our very eyes. it seems like it's three or 4 feet smaller. so it's a beautiful day. they have chapel -- choppers all over. >> we like hearing the local angle. and i know we have a little bit of a delay, but i want to ask you, on a personal note, he said there's a lot of boats. with these swells coming and hasn't been a pretty bumpy ride? >> reporter: yes, it has. the first book that i was on this morning, there were a few people getting sick. it's definitely -- i don't know if it looks choppy now, but it is bumpy for sure. and i've got to tell you. everyone has their game faces on. i saw tim west this morning. and he said game face. you know that look right before a game. and i think he took a bag beef and he messed up pretty good. it's pretty dangerous not just on the reef

. >>> still to come on abc action news, a paddle board journey that is about 1400 miles long. how these women believe this >>> download the new abc action news app for your phone. search for it in your favorite >> here is today's three things from the list. a study tests the night vision skills of a dog against a cat. the cat wins paws down. more differences between pups and kitties. kitties have better short-term memories. both fido and fluffy like to watch tv. dogs recognize images while cats want to hunt them. more lists on the list coming up at 7:00 on your action news station. >> two women are nearly finished with a voyage on paddle boards. >> the pair are traveling to key west all the way from new york city. the goal of the trip is to encourage people to get outside and take better care of themselves and valuable resources. along the course of their journey the two say they have seen a lot of plastic in the water. they hope people will learn from their trip and be less wasteful with plastic products. >>> dozens of people hitting the treadmill at the tampa ymca. tuesday.

when i first paddled out i had all like jelly arms i was so nervous and i think - as soon as i got my first wave sort of everything flushed out of my system and i was good to go." anyone could have imagined...with topping 20-25 (60) feet it's time to check weather sunday, we'll see mostly sunny skies, but clouds begin increasing late in the afternoon. winds will be strong, gusting out of the southwest around 35 mph. temperatures will reach the mid-60s. rain arrives after 9 p.m. as a cold front arrives. monday, we'll see partly cloudy skies with highs in the low to mid-50s. tuesday, we're back in the upper 50s to low 60s with rain arriving tuesday welcome back. thanks for joining us here on good morning tri state weekend edition edition it is saturday and time now for more information on adopting one of these animals you can call the pet pals 3-9-1...1-2-3-4. the cincinnati home and garden show is here.everything you can expect to see as you head out to the duke energy good morning...i'm timyka artist and i'm jason adams adams expect decreasing morning clouds with mostly sunny skies th

at one point you can see the sharks inches away from a paddle bororr. a biological paddle professor shot this video. >> there were hardly any sharks south from miami to boynton beach and from palm beach to singer island was loaded, literallyens of thousands of sharks. >> this is not out of the ordinary. we see this every year, but the professor is trying to figure out why the sharks are attracted to that particular area. >> wow. if i'm the paddle border, i'd rather not know. >> black tips are pretty benign. >> benign i our word of the day here on presidents day. good morning, south florida. a live look from our miami towewe cam. >> come on, you guys are snorkelers, divers. you know what's going on in southth florida. >> 69 degrees, i like that going on in southflorida. good morning, julie durda. >> this is going to be a transition due to a cold front that eventually will be moving into south florida by morrow. currently our temperatures are seven degrees above where we should be%in miami. it's 6. 70 in ft. lauderdale. 69 in key west. currently 69 in pem

why no women are paddling into these waves. we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener."

these paddles share precise dimensional specifications. they're the same size. we can switch paddles if you want. it doesn't matter to me. ha! point for comet! ah! i think we should switch sides. the lighting is better on your side. i can't even see the ball. oh, uh, sure. ok, now, let's see switch back! switch back! oh. sure. i think the table is uneven over here. i think we need to move it over there. see? much better. let her rip. ah! move it back! move it back! [dinging] that's 10 points. comet wins again! wow! nice game, radar. that was really fun. you want to play again? no! it's just a game, radar. don't get so upset. yeah. besides, maybe you'll be the winner next time. that's right. come on, let's play again. i love super gallarian space pong. well, i don't! super gallarian space pong is silly, and i'm tired of it! that went well. woo-hoo! hey, radar! oh, hey, sal. whatcha doing? oh, nothing much. just throwing this game away. why? is it broken? no. it's brand new. then why would you throw it away? because it's not fun. sure looks fun. ga! it's too hard.

bikes to paddle boarding to water taxis to "e" boats. we have it all and a great destination to boot. >> well, the water taxis will run from 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. on wednesday and thursday and they spend to midnight on we understand and during special events downtown. i think it's a great idea. >> i'm excited for it. expert has a warning for passengers about allegiant and says the faa has got to step in. >> and the hidden treasures that stunned archaeolo (vo) making the most out of every mile. that's why i got a subaru impreza. love. it's what makes a subaru, after another round of >> concerning after another round of trouble for allegiant air. after a scary aborted take-off last night and more canceled flights this morning, evan lambert is putting this into perspective for us. >> i know you spoke with an aviation expert and an attorney. >> jim broccoli is an experienced pilot and aviation attorney and he tells me that allegiant's well documented emergency landings and aborted take-offs which prompt an overview but the faa of the airl

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going paddle to paddle with 15 of the best in the country hoping to land one of the three spots. >> >> reporter: there's one other thing about her that makes her different from her competitors. she's an orthodox jew, arguably, the only orthodox jewish player vying for olympics. national tournament after choosing not to play in a match because it was on the sabbath. >> religion was more important than sports. >> yeah. >> any regrets? >> no. because judaism is number one. >> reporter: she was 11 years old. >> i think he was surprised to know how good i was. >> reporter: and perhaps the chance to rock it in rio at the summer olympics. >> a million dollars smile and boy did she let him off easy on that one. a final qualifying round is scheduled for april in canada and we wish her the best. that's all for the news at 5:00. see you tomorrow morning at 4:30. the news at 6:00 starts now. is cbs 2 news at 6:00. >>> sex offenders living among us and now neighbors might not know where. dozens are being deleted from the database. >>> and a slashing on the subway. what's being done to keep riders

deputies say wolfe hit her sister with an oscillating fan and a fraternity paddle during that fight. days later wolfe was arrested a second time for violating the conditions of her original release. volusia county leaders will meet to discuss the homeless problem in daytona beach. homeless advocates hope that leaders will propose a plan to help get these people back on their feet. county officials want to set aside 4- million dollars to build a facility to temporarily house the homeless... but some people want a plan to make the homeless self- sufficent. a news alert now-- blood banks across the u-s are taking new precautions to protect people from -a virus. donors who have traveled recently will now have to undergo mandatory screenings before they're allowed to give. this comes as millions of people are heading to the brazilian "carnival" this week... despite the country having some of the highest virus. happening today-- the orlando city discuss u-c-f's downtown campus. leaders will decide their part of the deal that would give the university 75 million dollars for the project. if

in fact the a paddle boarder right here. you can see several schools of sharks right here akroes this area and of court potentially the paddle boarder has no idea. images like this are really what's concerning. we know normal migration patterns take them farther south where the temperate climate supports the migration towards that region. they've typically come to their farthest extent being around the carolinas. what is concerning is the shift in the migration pattern. some of the possible causes, we know climate change could have a lot to do with it. as our planet warms, the pattern can shift. we know el nino is in play as well, but the increased water salinity because of drought could also play a role as well. we know large scale drought is taking place. that is not news. of course that plays a role in the salinity of ocean across this region, and that can enhance where the sharks begin to mieg rate. we know decreased food supply, there is overfishing across this region. typically sharks life to stay off shore. recent obs

mesh, and you attached those on the front and back of your heart and those are the defibrillating paddles." not willing to give up and stop living, heidi and casey got married, had two beautiful daughters... "you think about why am i here? and they're my reason."and now, fulfilling another dream, heidi is running her own women's clothing store in uptown marion. "other than having a cardiac arrest and having some procedures for this hardware, she leads a very normal, active life."by the way, heidi recently completed that half- marathon she started training for thirteen years ago. and the beat goes on. on. "oh, you know you justa&you can't take life for granted. you gotta live each daya&in the moment. you never know, you know, you get so wrapped up in your everyday life and it's just a good changea&in an instant." you can meet heidi saturday night at the 24th cedar rapids heart ball which raises money for cardiovascular research and education. we have a link with all the information at cbs 2 iowa dot com. thanks scott.that is cbs 2 news ten at ten -- the corridor's top stories and tomorrow'

the smith mountain lake ymca hosts the battle of the paddle pickleball tournament. practice takes place today with the tournament tomorrow. registration is required. the blacksburg museum and cultural foundation holds its second annual soul food sampling in celebration of black history month. admission includes a food sampling, presentation on the history of soul food and a $20 per person with samplings taking place at noon, 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. on saturday. botetourt county holds the first ever disc golf ice bowl saturday at the greenfield disc golf course. it's a day of disc golf no matter what the weather looks like. the entry fee is $20. registration starts at 8 a.m. and closes at 10 a.m. there will be raffles and prizes given away. proceeds from the event go to the roanoke rescue mission. dinosaurs invade the berglund special events center this weekend at jurassic quest. more than fifty life-sized animated dinosaurs will be there to bring fun for all ages. tickets start at $19. the event is today from 3 p.m. to 8 p.m., saturday from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. and sunday fro

the march will start at the participants will carry a symbolic paddle. an investigation of the crash showed that the pilot of the black hawk helicopter disobeyed direct orders by flying into inclement weather. anna: and remembering a nascar legend. 15 years ago today, dale earnhardt died during a race. earnhardt was better known as the intimidator for his aggressive driving style. he won a total of 76 races in his career. he died in 1998 -- he competed in a race in 1998 and just died at the same race three years later. speaking of arrays, it looks like it is very nice in daytona. chris: that is right, it looks it will be downright cold in the morning, but no weather issues as we head into the weekend. the next shot at any sort of active weather begins next week. we will see our range of going up monday especially on tuesday and into wednesday. it is not going to be anything severe but we will see our temperatures dropping. you can see this strong surge of moisture there into tuesday and lasting into wednesday. you could see some pretty hefty rain totals

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so using red and blue paddles, they ultimately were able to narrow down their options to do destinations. [ cheering and applause ] >> only one thing! 150 random strangers have chosen unanimously to go to costa rica! [ cheering and applause ] counteract the rancor and division in washington dc! >> they can come together on something! >> yeah. makes me want to jump on a plane somewhere. >> easier to come together on that than on a budget. [ laughter ] >> this is true! >>> the warm week could be followed soon after by snow. >> we do have the weekend to >>> a beautiful day and a quiet, beautiful evening. we've got clear skies, light winds, and good travel weather across the city this evening. temperatures warmer, 50 downtown. close to that mark this hour. we'll drop only slightly between now and 7:00. light winds reported at the airport. sounds are southeast at 10. near in the 9 backyard, winds calm, close to 50 degrees. temperatures this past year are typically in the mid-40s. in the high country a lot colder and the scenery is spectacular. snowpack numbers are about 101% of average. doing

>>reporter:thousands of south carolinians paddled up to listen to franklin graham as he delivered his message ahead of the presidential election. >> no political party parties going to be able to turn the system around >>reporter:graham 50 state decision america tour is encouraging christians and god is the only thing that can turn our country around. >> we wanted to be an example to our kids to know it support to come together, all walks of life, all ages, ages of life to be able to come together and join together and prayers to show them what that looks like, at a young age to set that example. >>reporter:grandma spoke of the importance of bible toting candidates in all forms of office. she stands for, or not, and faith you have to believe that god is in control of all things and that he knows what is best for us. it's our duty to obey what he says which means to pray and give thanks and pray. >>reporter:not everyone in the crowd agreed with cram all -- however. she says that is not only christian to pray, all sets of faith should be considered a. >> that is what's important, is our

and defibrillator paddles on his chest and side. and he was deceased. >> john: prosecutors say it was a simple revenge mission. mathis was charged with in involuntary manslaughter for the fell out of the truck and died. surveillance video of the general dollar location give details. and witnesses gave tearful testimony. day two of the trial focused more on the findings of law enforcement and a medical expert, including then county medical examiner dr. dale mesh who showed jurors a body diagram that pinpointed wounds in mathis' back. on monday, the defense will bring up expert testimony contending that the defendant had issues including ptsd and alcohol issues as well. the judge told jurors not to go >> larry: new at 6, a bryson city man that beat his uncle to death. for the death of 65-year-old bud dover, a wheelchair bound veteran. dover was beaten to death back in 2011. green was also charged with felony assault and pleaded guilty to that as well today. he was sentenced to a minimum 12 years in prison for both charges. >> darcel:

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