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a popup picnic in more than 70 cities worldwide. from paris to hong kong and the third year in a row for the u.s. capitol. first there's the anticipation. dave burns has been hosting a table at the event since it began. he's the only one in the group that knows where they're going. >> reporter: the organizers didn't share the location with dave until the day before, and then the day of he tells the table leaders. >> i am super excited to tell you that for the first time ever we have gotten permission to do dinner if blanc on the national mall. >> reporter: the group discovering in the shadow of the lincoln memorial. >> i couldn't be more excited. >> i love it. love it for my first time. >> reporter: dinner starting with the wave. >> the whole thing planned out. how long did it take you to put together? >> reporter: every year i send an e-mail to my friends like who wants to come. >> reporter: he began the event in the '80s, ask could friends to dress in white so those who didn't know each other could easily identify the group. for t

come and experience in this park and enjoy the people, picnics, and sunshine. this is a lovely place to take a stroll with your loved ones. in the middle of pacific heights, on top of these hills, it offers a great square, a peaceful beauty, large trees and grass and greenery. it features tables and benches, a playground, restaurants, and tennis courts. there are plenty of areas for football and picnics. it is very much a couple's park. there are many activities you can experience together. stroll on the pathways, bring your dog, or just picnic at one of the many tables and enjoy all that it has to offer together. many couples find this is a perfect park to throw down a blanket and soak up the sun. it is a majestic place that you can share with someone you chairs. lafayette park is also easily accessed from the 47, 49, and 90 buses. it is ada accessible. we are here at the historic palace of fine art in the marina district. originally built for the 1950's exposition, the palace is situated on san francisco's number waterfront. it is ada accessible and is reache

they decided to have a picnic on the train. so they start with what you have besides wine, you're going to need some place to sit because you need a sitting area. some people might call this dealg. i just say they're liberating. when i say they're going to have a picnic on the city railway, it will beop of the city railway. no freaking way. >> this is tough. so stupid. ? can i have some vino? >> it is stupid. it is dangerous. they have every incredible chance to get hurt. >> they'vetohen y're stuff like this, we could get attention. we could one up these guys. someone is going to get killed. >> the good thing about this whole thing is that nobody got hurt. they were able to just jump off the top of the car, which i wouldn't advise because it wasn't at a full stop. but they all jumped off. everybody seemed to be okay and unharmed, but again this is incredibly, incredibly ngerous. >> we've all heard of -- that's wrestlers fighting in a good match. today we will be battling some brand new. >> what are we battling? >> breast-feedin

recreational buildings and picnic shelters are state park essentials.his one stands on the banks of one of south carolina's loveliest low country streams. in some section, notably the runswest, park development more strongly than elsewhere. in the country as large as america, the characteristics of the different regions vary widely. there are mountainous areas covered with fresh green trees and dripping with clear streams. elsewhere, the lowlands that stretched down to the sea. the natural features of the state parks very with the located.here they are in each region there is a different appeal. if all is that the development plan generally conforms to the requirements of the surrounding country. in texas, where nature takes on a rough magnificence, many of the required park structures are built of stone. quizis the land of the cliff dwellers -- of the cliff to others. this recognition and further development of the architecture, typical of the history and natural characteristics of the country is important in emergency conservation work. building trail

roads near the beach are being relocated to provide picnic grounds and parking areas. there will be the usual outdoor ovens, freshwater outlets, tables, and benches. the state park commission is interested in a purely conservation measure, the development of a wildlife efuge. dikes are being built to shut out the ocean. a freshwater supply will be provided for small lakes and lagoons to attract waterfowl.

but some locals are snubbing the exclusive picnic.nstead they went to a competing dinner that was, well, way more casual. what a perfect night though for the two events. chris o'connell front and center being the social butterfly that he is at each tonight. chris? >> reporter: that's right, lucy. the fifth annual dinner en blanc actually winding down tonight as actually a rainstorm starting to come in to center city. take look. people making their way home. really one of the coolest locations in the city here at the art museum. this pop up white party picnic quickly has become one of the hottest tickets in town. >> we have goat cheese, a little olive tapenade. >> they came bite thousands dressed in all white picnic baskets packed and ready to party. >> it's very international, and it is -- you have to be creative to be -- to attend. >> reporter: exclusive pop-up dinner en blanc is designed to bring diverse groups to the table in an elegant and chic way and there's no better back drop than the philadelphia museum of art isn't kind of f

news" for you sunday morning, the philadelphia cemetary is where people are encouraged to have a picnicbc loves the arts says it's all part of a makeover. >> sky6 live hd giving you a beautiful glimpse of penns landing, looks good, but it's going to be hot out there. meteorologist chris sowers is coming back with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, after the break. let's feed him to the sharks! squuuuack, let's feed him to the sharks! yay! and take all of his gold! and take all of his gold! ya! and hide it from the crew! ya...? squuuuack, they're all morons anyway! i never said that. they all smell bad too. no! you all smell wonderful! i smell bad! if you're a parrot, you repeat things. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. squuuuack, it's what you do. everybody, happy sunday to you, 7:41, 71 degrees, sky6 live hd right there over wilmington, delaware, when a pretty shot that is. you remember the 90s? can't forget them because they have been around for a while. >> reporter: this is why a lot of pe

people picnic and make new friends and that's what it is about for us. music is in our soul at university circle. >> denise: i am sure you are happy with jeff tanchak because the rain got out of here. >> jeff: no problem. happy to help. i have everything to do with it. where did the rain go? you are getting it. north royalton this guy in trumbull county and along just past through route 42 between bristol and mecca and here is this guy. i would assume there's thunder here. not seeing cloud-to-ground strikes. you are getting heavy rain. broadview heights and north royalton and walton hills and brvi macedonia, twinsburg, 5:33 peninsula and hudson and shalersville you are in the past of that. isolated thunderstorm. >> and isolated showers and storms. mid-80s today and mid-80s tomorrow. 86 friday. could see an isolated storm in the afternoon. up especially saturday night. we will see morning rain sunday and there's the big pattern change that we will be talking about coming up the second half of the weekend. it is a yellow alert saturday. so just a heads up.

a popup picnic in more than 70 cities worldwide. from paris to hong kong and the third year in a row for the u.s. capitol. first there's the anticipation. dave burns has been hosting a table at the event since it began. he's the only one in the group that knows where they're going. >> reporter: the organizers didn't share the location with dave until the day before, and then the day of he tells the table leaders. >> i am super excited to tell you that for the first time ever we have gotten permission to do dinner if blanc on the national mall. >> reporter: the group discovering in the shadow of the lincoln memorial. >> i couldn't be more excited. >> i love it. love it for my first time. >> reporter: dinner starting with the wave. >> the whole thing planned out. together? >> reporter: every year i send an e-mail to my friends like who wants to come. >> reporter: he began the event in the '80s, ask could friends to dress in white so those who didn't know each other could easily identify the group. for the event that's gone global, kee

>> they call them pop up picnics. they're taking the world by storm. what are they and how do you get invited? next on "world news now." ? ? >> i thought it was the butterfly fly away part. i have a whole dance to this song. it's hands up, playing my song. >> scary. >> there is a new kind of party sweeping the usa. with a multicourse gourmet meal. you can only wear white. >> and you never know where it will be until the day before it happens. the latest popup picnic at the nation's capital. >> reporter: a party of white. a dinner party destination unknown. >> southwest d.c. >> reporter: i happens every coming together for a night of dinner and dancing. the sophistication and elegance of french high society. a popup picnic many in 70 cities from paris to hong kong and the u.s. capital. first there's the anticipation. dave burn has been hosting a table at the event since it began. he's the only one in the group >> reporter: the organizers didn't share the location with dave until the day before, and then the day of he tells the table leaders. >> i am sup

having a picnic, watching it thinking what an amazing front row seat to nature. and then that happens. >> apparently this is what it dropped off. the hawk then takes off does the family. do you blame them? perhaps it was hoping someone would throw the snake on the grill for a few minutes for him or not? >> talk about food fight. you have to dislike someone to go through all that effort to catch your dinner and then say no, i'd rather throw this at you instead. >> and freak you out. heck no. apparently snakes, not that i even care to know this, but other birds. >> you're a big fan of hawks unless they throw the snakes back at you. >> then no. coming up, drinking wine from spoons. we'll explain or try to. >> first, the standoff between police and chris brown. the troubled singer has been arrested after a call from a distressed woman from inside his home. >>> and later living it up with yours i'm giving you an exclusive tour of one of the most expensive piecesf real estate in the world. there are some things that money can't buy, but this isn't one of them. >> find

but some locals are snubbing the exclusive picnic they instead showed up for a competing dinner partywent well casual. what a perfect summer night nor the two events. >> chris o'connell was at each tonight. chris? >> reporter: yeah, guys. dinner en blanc has really become one of the hottest tickets in town. tonight's venue perfect conditions take a look at the art museum. lots of if you, lots of partying but, guys, we also found another event in town -- let's hope not so upscale crowd. ♪ >> reporter: sea of white came with their chairs picnic baskets and chardonnay flowing. >> we have goat cheese, a little olive tam panada. >> more than 4,000 diners made their way down the parkway to the art museum for the fifth annual dinner en blanc. >> kind of feel like vip a little bit. you get to be right in front of the art museum rarely do you get to do. >> reporter: exclusive secret pop-up picnic held in different location across the city every year. >> it's very international, and it is -- you have to be creative to be -- to attend. >> reporter: attendees get a text message minutes before to

again, that picnic is open to anyone. he's inviting everyone to attend to hear his message, hear him speak. and that will be from 4:00 to 6:00 this afternoon. in wellesley, stephanie coueignoux, fox 25 news. coming in now about a fast moving fire in northborough. we're now learning two people went to the hospital with minor injuries. one of the people who lives at the hudson street home has minor burns and a firefighter has no known injuries. monitoring that scene for hot spots earlier this morning. you can see a hole in the roof there. no word on the cause of the fire, but doesn't appear to be suspicious at this time. finding a statute stolen from a local cemetery. police say someone stole that cemetery and the cement base it was attached to. it disappeared sometime in the last week. >> jason: tonight, publish hes of a local paper will be replaced a newspaper box destroyed in vandalism. the shocking moment caught on surveillance video earlier this week. that blast destroyed a newspaper box belonging to the rain yo times

has front and center at each event last night. >> reporter: sea of white came with their chairs, picnic baskets and charred in a flowing. >> we had goat cheese, a little bit of this. >> reporter: more than 4,000 diners made their way down the parkway to the art museum for fifth annual diner en blanc. >> i felt like a vip. you get to be right in front of the art museum. rarely do you get to do that. >> reporter: exclusive pop up picnic is held in a different location across the city every year. >> it is very international. it is, you have to be creative, to be attending. >> reporter: and get a text message minutes before to tell them where to show up and set up their picnic in the city. >> it is an amazing event and i think the suspense is what makes it exciting. >> reporter: but the all white dinner party is becoming so popular diner en blanc is getting some competition. up here in hey fair they are doing things differently it is dinner in pajama pants. >> this is sort of mayfair's answer to diner en blanc. >> reporter: mayfair's thursday night summer market is more blue collar than whi

the kids at the picnic had very delicate heart surgery...some had several surgeries.they, along with their families, met the doctors who performed the procedures.many of them are other kids can do, i play softball and volleyball right now. actually i have tryouts for volleyball this monday, so, don't know if i'm gonna make the team or not." not."the hospital and it's doctors perform 700 surgeries every year...with a lot of great, happy outcomes like trinity higgins. the hunt for 9-1-1 dispatchers in milwaukee police department . continues...today -- they held the first of two open house to fill more than 30 open spots....the ar all qualified people to apply...they're looking for folks willing to help their community when it's needed the most. 3 the minimum qualifications that we're looking for is 6 months experience in the relevant field." field." "if not, we're looking for two years of work experience where a person has worked in a fast- paced environment." the next open house will be tuesday, august 23 from 4 to 8 p-m at the emergency operations center at m-p-d district three.for m

coach rich peterson knows this season will be no picnic. it looks like an uphill climb but for a program rich in spain -- pigskin tradition -- no excuses . >> we are very young. we have seven freshman kids on the varsity. our schedule is brutal. we have to grow up pretty fast . >> i know it is not just everyone is doing what we can to be stronger and faster than we were last year. we will do everything we can. >> on monday it was reported that chris doyle i was strength and conditioning coach will make $595,000 this year more than any strength coach in the country. his job is simple but important. get the hawks ready for game day. we are now just 11 days from kickoff. on tuesday the staff is still searching for what turns good teams integrate teams. >>> i am happy with what i am seeing. fundamentals and how to do it... the big thing is consistency - we're not near consistent enough right now - there will be two or three really good plays - really sharp looking plays - and then somebody will blow something - so consistency from here on in is

there are plenty of areas for football, frisbee, and picnics.y much a couple's part and there are a multitude of experiences you can have together. bring your dog and watch the mean go with the community or just picnic at one of the many tables and enjoy all of the park has to offer. many couples find this is the perfect place to put down a blanket and soak up the sun. it is a majestic place you can share with someone you cherish. it is located along the 1 and 10 buses and is accessed from the 47 and 90 buses. it is ada accessible. for more information about reserving one of these locations, call 831-5500. this number is best for special events, weddings, picnics, and the county fair building. for any athletic fields and neighborhood parks, 831-5510. you can also write us. or walking in and say hello at old lock cabin, golden gate park. and of course you can find more information and reach us at sfrecpark.org. >>[gavel] >>good morning today is july 29, 2016 welcome to the local agency formation commission my name is john avila's i am the chair o

. >> reporter: overbrook park's national night out was part picnic, part rally to enkurges people to take an active role in their community. >> the more neighbors get involved, the neighborhood gets better and we can improve the neighborhood. >> the first time an officer meets a citizen shouldn't be on a crisis situation, shouldby at a picnic or at a gathering like this. >> reporter: safe neighborhoods start in the home. sheriff deputies passed out free gun locks to anyone who wanted one. >> at least lock it up and make your home safe for your children. >> reporter: a five-year-old boy in germantown accidentally shot himself in the hand. >> most gun accidents happen in the house. >> reporter: congressman bob brady says he's working hard to get gun control laws passed. he recently joined a sit-in protest on the house floor. >> we got the attention and we're going to keep it up. we're going told keep doing it until we get decent gun control legislation. >> reporter: national night out events continue through tuesday and the city hopes to give out a thousand of these gun locks over the

today no picnic either, please take it easy if you plan to go on picnic, i would wait until the sun goes down, frankly, just little too much. so here to come, couple of the common tips, drinking plenty of water is key if you must work outdoors, perhaps landscaper something like, that just take frequent breaks avoid the most trend us activity at the height of the afternoon now that we are into that, try to stay out of the most direct sunlight if you can. also, please, check on the elderly, take care of your kids, take care of your pets, all in it together, want to look out for each other. that said we do have the heat line now extended for the rest, as well as tomorrow, if you need their help, this is the pennsylvania corporation for aging. or philadelphia corporation for age willing, sorry, (215)765-9040 is the number to call, so just get some extra help if you should need it. some people just don't have the air conditioner, you need the extra help. outside beach patrol headquarters great place to go if you are lucky enough to have the afternoon off. not too many people out than particul

. >> reporter: overbrook park's national night out was part picnic, part rally to enkurges people to take an active role in their community. >> the more neighbors get involved, the neighborhood gets better and we can improve the neighborhood. >> the first time an officer meets a citizen shouldn't be on a crisis situation, shouldby at a picnic or at a gathering like this. >> reporter: safe neighborhoods start in the home. sheriff deputies passed out free gun locks to anyone who wanted one. >> at least lock it up and make your home safe for your children. >> reporter: a five-year-old boy in germantown accidentally shot himself in the hand. >> most gun accidents happen in the house. >> reporter: congressman bob brady says he's working hard to get gun control laws passed. he recently joined a sit-in protest on the house floor. >> we got the attention and we're going to keep it up. we're going told keep doing it until we get decent gun control legislation. >> reporter: national night out events continue through tuesday and the city hopes to give out a thousand of these gun locks over the

. >>> philadelphia cemetary where people are encouraged to have a picnic. 6abc loves the arts says it's all part of a makeover. we'll explain. for senate, katie mcginty or pat toomey? mcginty supports clean energy jobs. pat toomey voted to protect tax breaks for oil companies. mcginty is pro-choice. toomey wants to overturn roe v. wade and criminalize abortion. mcginty will consistently stand up to the gun lobby. toomey's against an assault weapons ban and gets an a rating from the nra. this year, pennsylvanians have a clear choice. senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. working on steep hill sides and chopping down trees and searching for hot spots as they fight flames in wyoming. firefighters say the top priority is clearing a hey highway and protecting campgrounds and archeological sites. >>> two brothers are in court to face charges of the cousin of dwyane wade. they are accused of killing nykea aldridge, the mother of four was shot while going to register her kids for school. alex perez has more on the suspect's past he is well-known to police. >> r

. >> reporter: over book park national night out part picnic, part rally, to encourage people to tack in their community. >> the more neighbors get involved, we can improve the neighborhood. >> the first time an officer meets a citizen shouldn't be on a crisis situation. it should be at a picnic or gathering like this. >> city officials sending the message that safe neighborhoods start in the home. >> sheriff deputies cast out free gun locks to anyone who wanted one. >> at least lock them up. make your home safe for your children. >> over the weekend, police say, a five year old boy in germantown accidentally shot himself in the hand. >> most gun accidents happen in the house in a mistake. to prevent mistakes we should have gun locks. >> congressman bob brady said he is working hard with his fellow democrats to get gun laws passed. 170 lawmakers on the house floor. >> we got the attention, we'll keep it up, keep doing it until we get decent gun control legislation. >> national night out event continue through tuesday, and the city hopes to eventually give out a thousand of these gun l

on tuesday months in the park chriti overay picnic tables and garbage thrown on to other buildings in another area nearby parts thinku event vandalized a confession stand. and dog found on the brink ofo death was found was did he dof e bring the life. layer missed two weeks to walkha that's with the animal clinic there is kept in a cage for months beforee the new cnn on e side of the red they used during a public service has been pint-size the d peak keepers on a large number of deputies outside of one of the hype they can put it that someone tried it isonhy just the threato and are taking ther complaints to city council.ta my heart was broken for my dad. it's so much birds and so much litigation he doesn't get paid for this.s. they have filed a police report and now taking security measure to protect those remaining these. weather and traffic every eight minutes just ahead done to your lawn is a chance to without leaving the city run are just a few weekswe away from the fox 8 foxtrot sign-up picture our website at will will will anything the road welcome back to fox 8. it is about 20

after they were treated to a picnic. >>> coming up next, paging dr. love. remember the teenager accused of impersonating a doctor? why he's in trouble with the law again. >>> tonight he's getting more tough medicine. >> i'm deeply saddened and a little disrespected. >> that was malakhai love robinson back in february. he was accused of opening a medical clinic and treating patients all without a medical degree or a license. now he's 19 and today he was arrested again in florida. he's facing new charges of larceny and fraud. his lawyer asked the judge to assign another attorney to the case. >>> the ice bucket challenge took the nation by storm a few summers back. >> sure did. well, tonight in south philadelphia, a different spin on the als fundraiser. als association volunteer larry kaplan capping off his 50 in 30 als challenge at xfinity live. instead of ice came that right there, that's cheese wiz and everything else you could imagine. kaplan traveled to all 50 states to raise money. proceeds from his challenge went to fight the disease als. >>> let's go t

the bear sniffed around but with no picnic baskets, they headed no picnic baskets, they headed back tooods where they ,,, . >>> it is a national tragedy. the government estimates more than 47,000 veterans are homeless. more than 13,000 live on the streets. german leon was one of them, for decades, and then came fate and facebook. >> reporter: in 1984, herman leon, a 24-year-old army vet disappeared. marta sally, his younger city. >> he decided to go to atlanta to work. i got worried after i saw it here in two years and then when they got to five years, i was like huh a, something is wrong. >> reporter: a series of part-time jobs, and homeless shelters. he kept radio silence with his family. >> he was like a gentle giant. >> reporter: a social worker met leon at a homeless shelter last apr april. like so many veterans, he had untreated mental health issues. >> i asked where is your family and he said i don't know. >> reporter: he messaged online including four facebook family members. when were you convinced? >> when i heard his voice and i knew it was real. >> reporter: this army famil

i'm sure local people came out and hope that the wagons in and came out for a picnic. in 1926, he started collecting buffalo nickels from kids in into used that money to transport a couple of police here. he wanted to establish a herd of bison. elk club brought in a couple elk. he got permission to build a couple fences. for many years we had a bison herd. highwent south to the country. they are coming back into the monument now. we are seeing more and more elk. the bison were removed in 1983 because they were confined to a small area in they had in adverse effect on the resources. that was the kind of things he did. he was interested in boosting the area. there was no concerted effort until john auto came here to set this aside as a national monument. there are a couple of distinctions between national parks and monuments. one is legal, relating to the method in which it is established, and the other is more based on its resource quality. otto agitated for the creation of a national park here. but the creation of a national park requires an act of congress and is much

recreation building and picnic shelters are state park essentials. this one stands on the mall straight blanks of the edisto, one of the loveliest low country streams. in some sections, notably the southwest, park development runs more strongly than elsewhere to building operations. in the country as large as america, the characteristics of the various regions differ widely. there are mountainous areas covered with fresh green trees and drifting with clear cold streams. in other sections, vast ranges and plains of rock. and still elsewhere, the lowlands that stretch down to the sea. the natural features of the state parks vary with the regions in which they're located. in each section there is a different recreational appeal. it follows then that a park's development plan generally conforms to the features and requirements of the surrounding country in order that the park may best serve the peculiar recreational needs of the people in its particular locality. in texas, where nature takes on a rough magnificence, many of the required park structures a

he let the guy mess up his picnic, to become the skunk at the picnic. it was his picnic.t wasn't the other guy's. the other guy got to be the skunk. the roundtable is sticking with us. up next, they tell me something i don't know. >>> take a look at this. a landmark poll out of georgia, shows hillary clinton and donald trump tied in georgia at 45-45. that's in georgia. the last they voted democrat in a presidential election, bill clinton in '92. we'll be right back. >>> we're back with the "hardball" roundtable. margaret, tell me something i don't know. >> so, chris, on this week of donald trump's sacrifice, i wanted to hark back to '93 when trump told howard stern that he too had many sacrifices, his vietnam was dating in new york and not getting an std, something he repeated and later for play boy magazine and substituted iraq for vietnam. but he's had these attitudes for a very long time. >> perry? >> you had this wave of voter i.d. laws, you have to present your i.d., or some kind of identification to vote. there were a lot of suits filed, saying they discriminated ag

i am sure local people came out for a picnic and so on. one of the other things he did was in 1926, he started collecting buffalo nickels from the kids in town and used the at money to transport a couple of bison in here. he wanted to establish a herd of bison in the monument. the oaks club conspired to bring a couple of elk. john got some money from the chamber of commerce to build some fences to contain these and metals, and for -- to contain these animals. and for many years we had bison here. they said, they're out of here and went on south into the high , country. oddly enough, they're are coming back into the monument now. the bison, we removed in 1983 because they were confined to a small area, and they had a really adverse impact on the resource. that was the kind of thing he did. he was constantly interested in boosting the area and promoting it and so on. there was no concerted effort until john otto came here to set this aside as a national park or national monument. there are a couple of distinctions between national parks and

he let the guy mess up his picnic, to become the skunk at the picnic. it was his picnic.other guy's. the other guy got to be the skunk. the roundtable is sticking with us. up next, they tell me something i don't know. owen! hey kevin. hey, fancy seeing you here. uh, i live right over there actually. you've been to my place. no, i wasn't...oh look, you dropped something. it's your resume with a 20 dollar bill taped to it. that's weird. you want to work for ge too. hahaha, what? well we're always looking for developers who are up for big world changing challenges like making planes, trains and hospitals run better. why don't you check your new watch and tell me what time i should be there. oh, i don't hire people. i'm a developer. i'm gonna need monday off. again, not my call. try duo fusion!ing antacids? new, two in one heartburn relief. the antacid goes to work in seconds... and the acid reducer lasts up to 12 hours in one chewable tablet. try new duo fusion. from the makers of zantac. searchingcan you help?used car? start with the millions for sale at the new carfax.com!

. >> thank you as monthly newsletter and giveaway awesome picnic basket today. >> so much fun. >> must be the milk, peanut butter, so much. >> yes. >> here they are. going to put them down right here. going to go right for the bottom. see what we got here. this one is feeling lucky. this person needs a picnic. >> in case can't get in touch with bridget, keep an eye out for e-mail from us >> don't find bridget, pulling another one out of the hot there. >> thank you. where can people get more information. >> must be the milk.com. cheers to you guys. >> cheers to you guys. >> thank you. >> seven-year-old boy spending last few days of summer raising money for ptsd and hasn't gone unnoticed. julie grauert has story. >> 40 jeeps, 5-ton army tanker and ton of supporters and seven-year-old grafton boy proud of what he is doing. >> going to bunch of army men. >> army men. >> what do the army men need it? >> because if want them to survive. >> very own coin from the army national guard. >> tyler hardeman biggest dream is to join the army but says it makes him sad to see disabled vets not getting

she'll address the crowd at the congressional parade and picnic. she's picnic. >>> on the republican side, donald trump announced he's buying $10 million of key advertisements in battleground states including ohio. the spot will run in nine states where he's currently trailing in the polls. a poll released this morning shows hillary clinton's lead has narrowed slightly to six points. she led by eight last week. nominee gary johnson will be on the november ballot in ohio. however, he'll appear as an independent candidate along with his running mate. the u.s. supreme court yesterday denied an energy request by ohio libertarian to list johnson with a party's label. libertarians are not recognized after a change in ohio law three years ago. here's maureen with your morning news feed. >>> thanks. a colorado man after admitting he tried to kill his young son in a car accident. the 29-year-old told police he intentionally left his 2.5-year-old unbuckled and slammed into another car going 75 miles per hour. the reason he gave police is that he didn't want

. >> chris: metro parks for a picnic lunch. two for two so far. >> yeah. next time i will be happy to join you for the picnic there. it was fantastic again today. warmer than yesterday. we made it above 80 with a few clouds around and a comfortable night and tomorrow the humidity goes up feeling comfortable as the afternoon wears on and and thunder on the way and here comes the next system. afternoon storm threat on thursday. that's when we could be dealing with some of the storms containing heavy rains and gusty winds. there's the next opportunity. 80 degrees right now and it is beautiful. again, high thin clouds and 82 dover new philly and 79 mansfield and ashtabula and across cuyahoga county and cooler on the lakeshore and 77 in so the next few hours keeping it around 80 or so at 6:00, 7:00, down to 79. if you have the softball game going on this evening, 76 and mostly sunny sky next few hours. >> and what to expect for the weekend coming up as well. >> thank you. >>> you can track the latest conditions with cleveland 19 news first alert weather app and

and circling the building.and a little closer to the perimeter, you'll see a few people sitting at picnic tables. those are employees that were not able to leave because their cars are blocked by employee we spoke to earlier today says everyone was evacuated from the building safely.that same employee was able to leave, and brought water to his colleagues. "when we got the all clear from the facilities supervisor if your car was parked in an area that wouldn't interfere with the firefighting process you could leave there were many people that couldn't so i went down the road to get some water for the people that had to stay in a nice hot parking l" lot." we also spoke to a business who says authorities told them no one could leave the building or a period of time. they didn't want them breathing or inhaling what was outside.they also rerouted their a/c system to recirculate air in the building ... so it wouldn't bring any air from the outside in. i've been told they're a little short staffed on this fire. but we're expecting a briefing from the franklin fire chief any moment.we'll bring t

they set up a barbecue and looks like they have a little picnic. there was shouting and yelling. milwaukee police, this is their territory. they are on the scene and it looks like things are peaceful at the moment after a couple of momes shouting. we will be up tonight at 12 news at 10:00 to monitor the situation when the curfew goes into effect. back to you. >> thank you, matt. >> and one more update for you? >> fairly quiet as we head throughout the evening. maybe a sprinkle or two, but that's about it. temperatures on the mild side. still in the 70s. if you are heading out this evening, you can see the temperatures don't fall off a lot. a light northeasterly wind as we head throughout the night. and the 80s streak will continue we head into the weekend. and then it will be almost a taste of autumn. almost. >> almost. we now take you to entertainment tonight already in progress. we will be back tonight at thinking! >>> john legend and chrissy teigen's love storyrevealed. >> this could be >>> why is christie brinkley defending her ex? "suicide squad" taking the bobs "sausage par

. >>> as summer winds down it's prime picnic weather.n 6abc loves the arts david murphy takes us back to a time when cemetaries served as community passion and tombstones were a donders -- adorned with beautiful grave gardens. >> reporter: the woodlands in southwest philadelphia is an oasis in the city. woodlands dates to 1788. build as a private estate it was converted a half industry later into a cemetary. >> we're an active cemetary and historic site we act very much like a park for the communities. >> reporter: this spring they launched the grave gardeners project asking volunteers to help restore the cradle gave us with built in container gardens. >> we had 70 people who were interested in becoming our grave gardeners. >> reporter: on september 17, the wood lands is hosting garden fest. >> it's going to be a greatent for the public for visitors to come and explore the site. visitors are encouraged to pack a spread and come picnic. >> we'll have a natural dye workshop from things that are collected from the grounds. it's a fun place

notice the hikers over by the picnic table. those are the hikers we believe that are with the person who fell and died today. they are not out for a long hiking trip. looks like a day trip. this is a very popular day, 100th anniversary of the parks, now a night of mourning as police are trying to find out what happened. these are very steep scenic areas of town. we are right now trying to figure out exactly what happened. as you are investigators. it will likely not come out until tomorrow though. that is where we are expecting to get the identity of the person who fell as well, maybe what happened now. john treanor, news 3, back to you guys. those beautiful rock formations can be. john thank you. >>> a local babysitter accused of killing a baby, by dropping it on a tile floor, on purpose, has been indicted by a grand jury. she hears a result she wishes she could have heard with christine kim. >> was a close friend, like a mother to her and now the person sitting behind bars at the county jail, accused of killing one of them. >

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in the park where it stands they found trash cans in picnic tables overturne and ine nearby park vandals damaged a concession stand, the sheriff's department and state fire marshall are investigating. brand that streak of 90 degrees days and looks like there's no end in sight anytime soon.ik >> at several more days continu into the weekend, currently 84 hopkins. with more humidity todayi it was 91 to make it the 19th day of 90 plus days. we had a light breeze, north allow a light breeze to kick in at one pointck two showers in lorain county and portions of lake county. they have is portions of rainfall south in mansfield on 71. your grant and a few showers also cleveland heights in shaker heights from that very week front. more stars proliferate as we head into the tomorrow hazy hot humid looks like it will be dana but 20 of '90s.ho first of its kind motocross and mountain bikeke are could b coming to the east side. the city proposing at the sight of the inner park asy mat wright has more. >> polls are closed for the tomorrow, to give their backers often seen on city streets a legal plac

roads near the beach are being relocated to provide picnic grounds and parking areas.sual outdoor ovens, freshwater outlets, tables and benches. the state park commission is interested in a paurly conservation measure. the development of a wild refuge. banks are being built to shut out the organizations that criss-cross in inlets in the bay and they will make small lakes and lagoons to attract water fowl. russian goats in mendocino county is another of california's parks fronting on the pa sick. the shoreline is sharply cut by inlets in whichan

the grounds around this fort are where people had their picnics. easter celebrations were here. all sorts of other things. you've got the two have been tied together for so long, it is really hard to pull the two apart. >>> president woodrow wilson signed legislation creating the national park service on august 25th, 1916. to mark the centennial, american history tv is featuring national park selves sites throughout ot country. we continue now with another stop on the c-span cities tour. >>> today we're in the palace of the governors. palace of the governors is the oldest continuously occupied public building in the united states. we're in the building that was the far northern frontier of spanish government in north america established in 1609. it's interesting that we call this the palace of the governors and actually it was a building that was much maligned during its history. one of the first governors to call it a palace is one of my favorite governors because of the controversy surrounding his administration, and that's governor bernardo lopez mentesabo and his wife arrive