it's nice to see shannon doherty.n fox. >> i didn't watch this one it was on before. >> were you a melrose place person instead of beverly hills? >> after -- if this is a pretty big comeback for him. >> shannon doherty battled breast cancer and it's nice to see her back but it looks like all the guys have had a lot more work done then the girls which i kind of enjoy. all right donna, bring us home. >> great flames, and the best barbecue but for 27 years, this former schoolteacher helen broughton has been organizing shoe drives. she gives away tennis shoes to kids to help them get back to school, and the great st. andrews ame church helps to organize this. over 1,000 people stood in line to get their free good pair of shoes. greg, i want to offer up a couple of your tennis shoes. >> i have plenty on my shoes could probably fit their feet. >> i think the kids would send them back. >> they would be very fashionable. >> those are kids. >> know these are bands. >> but they are the primary colors. primary colors. >> we star

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