of mine i'm going to let it shine shine let's it shine let it shine let it shine ♪ ♪ i'm going to let it shine ♪ everywhere i go ♪ ♪ i'm going to let it shine let it shine let it shine ♪ >> there was darkness. we are like there's going to let it shine even in the midst of the dark. i thought that was real powerful. ♪ i'm going to let it shine let it shine let it shine ♪ >> hallelujah! >> reporter: six day air force the storm and finally the superdome and convention center were mostly evacuated. buses took people to places like houston and atlanta. >> a mess still. too painful toll even imagine. >> reporter: shelton's home like to is many in saint bernard parish was destroyed but he returned to rebuild. his life has changed a lot since katrina. he lost many family members in the years after the storm and struggled to support himself. he's turned his experiences in to poetry. >> the trucks loaded with supplies, probably more than we needed. they didn't let the trucks through i still can't believe it. third world with country is how we were treated. i wrote this piece. even when i'm dead

sun shine returning. one of our high resolution model is trying to ring out showers down to the south and west of metro. i don't think that's going to happen. i think the dry air is going to win out. overnight tonight, skies clear out by morning. a cool start. 50s in the western suburbs. low to mid 60s around town and tomorrow a beauty of a day filled with sun shine. your planner for the remainder of the day, temperatures climbing up into the low and mid 80s. perfect weather for baseball. the nationals are hosting the san diego padres. great weather for baseball tonight. >> thank you. now to decision 2016. if the vice president decides to run for president, president obama could find himself in a bind. he'll have to decide if he endorses his former secretary of state, hillary clinton or his vice president. biden had two not so secret meetings. he met with the massachusetts senator, elizabeth warren over the weekend and had his weekly lunch meeting with president obama at the white house yesterday. press s

yep. [ laughter ] >> i'm going to sing "come rain or come shine." >> jimmy: "come rain or come shine.ve an incredible voice and sense of soul and sensitivity -- >> jimmy: mm-hmm. >> but he plays a mean guitar. do you know what i mean? >> jimmy: are you talking about me? [ laughter ] so thoughtful. thank you so much. don't answer. it wouldn't be fair. more with barbra after the break, everyone. barbra streisand! come on! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ appliances. now we just need a guy. ♪ i got one! shopping for appliances? i'm from fertilizer... don't go it alone. ♪ this labor day event, sears' experts will help you save 40% or more on appliance hot buys. and save up to 30% off other top appliances. plus free delivery on all appliances over $399. sears. house experts for home owners. only pull 'n' peel let's you pull it, peel it, play it. fun never tasted so good with chewy, fruity pull 'n' peel candy from twizzlers. hey pal? you ready? can you pick me up at 6:30? ah... (boy) i'm here! i'm here! (cop) too late. i was gone for five minutes! ugh! move it. you're killing me. you know what, da

>> sun is shining in our area for now. i'll be talking about the weekend ahead and tropical storm erika. >> plus your commute to work really is as painful as you think it is. the new list of destination list. >> right now a man hunt is on for the man who shot and killed a local news reporter and photographer live on the air near roanoke. the governor says an arrest is imminent and that police are closing in on the suspect on i-64. the shooting happened in virginia in flank lin county. that is about four hours from d.c. now, the news crew was at a shopping center this morning. these are pictures from their reporting. they were doing a report on tourism for their morning show. wdvj reporter allison parker was doing a live interview, 6:45 this morning. that is allison. he was talking to a woman from the local chamber of commerce when the man came up and started shooting her and adam ward, the camera man. they talked about how the tragedy played out on live information. >> someone with a gun, we believe it was a man, barged in

light of mine i'm going to let it shine let it shine let it shine let it shine ♪ ♪ this little light this little light of yours ♪ i'm going to let it shine ♪ ♪ >> it was dark, and it was darkness. and we are going to let it shine. even in the midst of the dark. you know, i thought this was real, real, real powerful. six days after the storm and finally the super dome and convention center were evacuated. buses took people to places like houston and atlanta. i still -- i need to get out of here, just too painful to just imagine. >> shelton's home like so many in st. bernard parish was destroyed. but he returned to rebuild. his life has changed a lot since katrina. he lost many family members in the years after the storm and his struggle to support himself. he has turned his experiences into poetry. >> the truck is loaded with supplies. probably more than we need it. they can't let the trucks through. third-world country how we was treated. i wrote this piece so history isn't repeated. even when i am dead and gone and the lord calls me home. you will remember this poem. poetic storm in

mccarthy and roy cohen clearly had a crush on david shine. cohen tried to get shine an army commission. he wasn't qualified for commission. he went in as a private. they went in to bombard the army with requests to david shine to get weekends off. the committee was going to need him for things and all the rest of it. eventually the army tried to placate mccarthy. they didn't want to make him mad. they started documented all this. the army charge mccarthy was continuing the investigation to sort of blackmail them into special treatment for private shine. mccarthy responded that the army was holding private shine hostage to stop his investigation. you have charge and counter charge. the senate had to investigate. this is senator mccarthy's own committee. he's one of the plaintiffs essentially. he had to step down as chairman and let another senator chair and then it became the army versus mccarthy hearings. the president of the united states at this time was a republican president, dwight d. eisenhower who spent his adult life in the army. the

it shine ♪ this little light of mine, i'm gonna let it shine ♪ let it shine, let it shine, let it shinee lee. your light shines all around the world. bye. >> okay, could you -- >> i've held it together for a week! and this little heavenly joy girl -- >> heavenly joy, come on out. >> oh, no! >> she wanted to say hi. >> oh, my gosh! hi, sweetheart! what a blessing you are. what a blessing your. oh, my gosh, you are a lot of heavenly joy. you are really -- oh, my gosh. >> want me to hole her for you? >> heavenly joy is going to kill me. you are so precious. >> could you even believe. >> let me get my kleenex. honey, you've already discovered your stone. you know right where god wants you to throw it, don't you? at age what? five? you've already found out what an incredible blessing you can be. what a difference you can make in people's lives. >> do you want to sing a little something for kathie lee? >> uh-huh. >> what would you like to sing? >> okay, baby, we're ready. >> what can i sing? i would like to sing "jesus." ♪ jesus, there's something just something about that name ♪ master, savi

sun shining across the area and that sun shine has pumped temperatures now into the 80s in nearly every neighborhood. 80 at reagan national and 84 in leesburg. 84 in fredericksburg and 08 eighty in annapolis. 90 by 4:00 and after 4:00 between 4:00 and 8:00, the best chance of scattered showers and thunderstorms across the area. here's our future weather forecast. by 3:00 showers in the western suburbs. by 5:00, an opportunity for a few showers in and around the metro and that rain threat continues until 10:00 tonight. >> all right. if your iphone 6 plus photos have been coming out a little blurry, it might not be your phones. apple is recalling some devices. >> it's a component that could fail and make your photos look blurry. the phones are mainly sold between september 2014 and jab of this year. the company says it will replace the eyesight cameras on the bad phones. do you think you're having this problem in. >> i did. i assumed it was because my camera was dirty but it's not my fault. >> this is a disabled veteran who faced charges after painting a picnic table. >> this was a buzz o

she meant to shine light on agreements that were forgotten and she to bring attention to wake americans up if you will to what was going on literally in their backyards. she -- it is said that she delivered a copy of century of dishonor to every member of congress at her own expense. but she was incredibly disappointed when the book only sold about 2000 copies. she said the only people who read it didn't need to. they were all people that were interested in the cause and in the movement. we'll now go into the room called the parlor. and this room too both reflects her eclectic style but also the period. she has this sculpture over the mantle is a beautiful portrait of her beloved son who passed away when he was nine years old this is one of my favorite parts of the home and it is a little library called kissing corner by the jackson children, and the book shelves are filled with we know that she had about a thousand books in this section alone. they were filled with great lifts of literature and studies and scientific publications. and also interestingly enough one author describes how

we have the hoovervilles over here and the shining city in the background.ne consolation left is that children raised in the city of the sun will always be the brightest. he felt the one way the migrant workers could create workers' rights was to unionize. at this time, that was a dangerous concept. today it is like yes, i will join a union. at that time, not so much of an option without facing some kind of violence. in these lyrics, "1913 massacre," he talks about a party where some union members were joining during christmas and the boss been created a panic by saying there was a fire and then locked the doors. it was in calumet, michigan. woody guthrie: ♪ one of them screams and says there's a fire a lady, she hollered, there is no suchy thing keep on with your party there is no suchy thing ♪ >> i think woody would go back into history and research other events that were pertinent to the struggles the workers were still facing. in the first line, he says, "take a trip back with me to 1913." so he makes it clear he is going back. he is telling the story of

down but not out forever♪ ♪we lose our way, we get back up again♪ ♪so get up, get up ♪you're gonna shined down, but not out forever♪ >> on monday we have rob o'neil talking about isis and an isis hit here in the u.s. meanwhile, 2.7 million workers saying i quit in june. what stocks will let you say those two words to your boss. >> yeah. i've got an i shares moderate volatility. kind of slow growing, but it looks like it has decent. >> slow and steady. >> it's not good enough to make the forbes best etf list. >> you like energy. why? >> crestwood energy is a risky bet on a resurgence in gas processing. >> but we've seen oil prices way down. >> i like it. it's gut-clinching. watch out for that. >> thanks for watching, ate you being here. have a wonderful weekend. keep it right here. eric and cashin in is next. >> you see what's happening with illegal immigration. you see kate in san francisco and what happened yesterday in california, which was horrible. >> gop presidential frontrunner donald trump reacting to another illegal immigrant accused of killing yet another american, and the polic

we'll see the sun shining all day long.g the humidity levels low, we'll keep the temperatures nice for this time of year as well. i think we'll top out around 85 degrees. by 5:00 84. low 80s by dinner time 80 in allentown, 81 in reading and look at the 70s along the beaches. 78 degrees in dover by dinner time. maybe dining outdoors tonight. we'll drop back into the 60s, some spots into the 50s tonight. we'll probably wake up similar tomorrow to where we are today. high pressure will keep us nice and quiet. enjoy today, whatever you have planned. a nice day, a few clouds out there. lots of sun shining. mostly clear skies later on tonight. a nice night once again. we'll wake up to more sunshine on sunday. we'll do it over again with a nice day. the poconos may see a shower possibly, a late thunderstorm. they're looking at a nice day today and sunday as well. monday, the chance for showers and thunderstorms, certainly more clouds especially north and west come back on monday. better chance for showers and storms comes back on

she should be the shining example of what many black people are doing. and unfortunately, she is not. she is more anecdotal. you alluded to it. many more blacks killed by blacks than cops killing black people but that's not the narrative that sells. >> that's not what pushes people to the streets, the death of the young girls, the young boys who get shot in the drive bys.

our other top story after a please event week sunnies shining but heat and humidity are on the rise. the lets check in with meteorologist kayla grogan on the cbs-3 sky deck. >> it feels fantastic. this is a good hair day or humidity between 35 and 40 percent. the beautiful. unfortunately though that part of the sunshine day will go away and we will see heat and humidity creep in and 90's on the way not just for weekend but men to next week. the lets look live at storm scan three, and you can see it is barely a blip in the sky, it is just gorgeous out there, nice, clear, in problems at all, to speak of. temperatures in the bad at all. we're already in the 80's in philadelphia you can see 75 in mount pocono. one of those lucky people to skip out early from work today and head to the beach, whether you are in cape may or any point north or south you will see those 80's, already today. it will be beautiful there at the shore, warmer there as we get that off shore flow happening, what we're looking

sun shines bright already and promises a warm day. >> reporter: an added bonus. >> take a look. >> reporter: meeting some of the same people his grandparents encountered like anthony who still works at the famous fisherman's wharf in

might get a little sun shine breaking out. highs reaching the mid 80s and about a 30% chance of a rumble of thunder earlier this evening. tomorrow, still humid. partly sunny. highs in the upper 80s and a likelihood of afternoon and evening thundershowers and maybe even some storms that might produce some heavy downpours. could pick up maybe an inch or two of rain. maybe even localized flooding. that's going to be thursday evening. all ending by midnight. on friday, the sun back. beautiful day. lower humidity with highs in the mid 80s. and as we get into tomorrow, that's when we have the increasing chance for the storms to pop up all around the region into the evening hours. aaron? >> thank you. take a look. this is what some firefighters in western u.s. are dealing with this morning. this incredible video is a fire tornadoes. a fire nado. it was taken by a firefight battling the fire in idaho. right now about 100 wildfires are burning across that region. military troops have been called in to help for the first time in almost

guest: for sure the shine is all.ishing for the days when there was a skyhigh stock last november. there are reasons for concern. despite the news of growth and mobile, cans for andaba moved to mobile, slowly economic conditions, declining confidence and consumers is important for alibaba's revenue. those are real question marks in my mind. emily: jack ma wants half revenue to come from abroad and have to come from china. you have been looking at comparisons. what have you been seeing? key thing to understand is how alibaba measures international growth. a big part of their strategy is finding goods outside of china and bringing it into china. their strategy is susceptible to softness on the chinese consumer. amazon differentiates itself by canon bawling into a new market, building infrastructure and investing more heavily in that market than alibaba does. emily: we are looking at some charts. tommy huawei are seeing. guest: you are seeing amazon outside of its home country of the u.s.. again, the important distinctio

we will certainly see there rain or shine. >> rain or shine, see you tomorrow. >> perfect.ooking forward it to it, mike, did you take a look at iaian's outfit in i really like that look. i think would be look on good on you, maybe not as good. >> not as good, dow not have a white suit. >> you got to get on that. >> okay, i'm on it. >> watch you what tweet. we say that every single day on this program. you know michael is in some hot water right now, with his wife. >> yes there is tweet landed him in the doghouse, and then she called him out. publicly shamed him. we'll tell you about it, first a look at last night's lottery numbers. >> is he saying alec, mike or hi,. >> mary ann in the tweet said my grand kids think you can respond to them, so they keep saying hi,. >> hi, we see you, high! >> hello. >> so cute. >> thanks for watching. >> hey, trump back in the news this morning, did you see the polls that came out yesterday? he's now vaulted way ahead. >> every time he talks. >> i know it. >> and you know, he is a steady talker, isn't he? so leave it to jimmy kimmel to turn

. >> a spectacular day with plenty of sun shine and low humidity. here's a live look outside.can see the national cathedral. if you don't have plans outside tonight, you need to make them. 87 in district. a high temperature of 85. nice there. annapolis, a high temperature of 84. coming up, your hour ahour planner. what kind of temperatures you expect into the evening coming up. >>> right now, d.c. police investigating a shooting in the 3700 block of 18th street. this is in northeast washington. they say a male was shot there. d.c. police say the person is dead. they do not have a motive or suspect right now we have a crew on the way of the scene. homicide detectives are there as well. we'll keep you updated. >>> a developing story in los angeles where an explosion in a high-rise building hurt five people. the fire department says the blasts happened in an underground part of the 19-story building. nobody was seriously hurt. the blast caused a momentary pour outage at the staple center during a concert. >>> this was caused by robert dropping the football. didn't look like anybo

emily: it seems that the shine has worn off of ali baba. wonder how much is perception and how much is reality given the long-term potential. >> for sure the shine is off. ali baba is wishing for the halcyon days when there was a skyhigh stock last november. there are reasons for concern. despite the news of growth and more revenues for mobile, can ,libaba really moved to mobile and what about this in the face of china's declining economic conditions, declining confidence and consumers for alibaba's revenue. those are real question marks in my mind. emily: jack ma wants half revenue to come from abroad and half to come from china. spencer you have been looking at , comparisons between alibaba and amazon. spencer: a key thing to understand is how alibaba measures international growth. a big part of their strategy is finding goods outside of china and bringing it into china. their international strategy is susceptible to softness on the chinese consumer. even if amazon differentiates balling peopleon into a new market, building , infrastructu

39 developing right now, new developments in the search for the terrorists behind the bombing of a shine in tie -- thailand. >>> i-95 is looking good. we'll check the other roads includingment blue route after the break. >> the guy finds 20-dollar bill and turns it into a million dollars. it's a little later on "action news." >> welcome back you're taking a live look here down the shore, sky6 live hd taking a look at the ferris wheel out there, it's a little dark a little cooler, today it will be in the 90s, 91 is the high. # 7 degrees right. >> heads up for the school buses, matt. >> reporter: that's for shore, we'll be watching out for them. the best way to start a school day, today is national trail mix day. i like the kinds with the m and ms that's the best part. as we come out of the burbs on this monday morning, looking good along the blue route, 476. a few headlights coming southbound off the northeast extension where earlier this morning we had a disabled vehicle that's out of the way. no complaints in nearby plymouth meeting. in case you were off next week, let me invite you to

peru's poorest andeans, and the shining path committed atrocities. now families have the ability to identify their loved ones. the military killed 16 family members and disappeared most of the remains, only her her father and brother survived and now after 30 years their little sister has been identified. >> translator: it's so painful to remember that time. the killings of innocent children and pregnant women. it hurts to have no family. >> reporter: 2800 remains have been given up by the ground and half of them returned to their families but thousands of peruvians are unaccounted for. >> translator: they are afraid to get involved in the legal process and fear for their security. if they could give information about the process investigations could speed up. >> the eujts working group on forced disappearanced -- the united nations working group on forced dizzy appearances, doesn't have a policy to search for disappeared. that's why families are demanding that the government pass a law that will help thousands of families like this one to find their

the first special service force is a shining example of what can be accomplished when america and canada enduring partnership between our two nations that president john f. kennedy referenced when he said, and i quote, geography has made us neighbors, history has made us friends. -- together let no man put us under, end quote. those words are as appropriate today as they were more than half a century ago when president kennedy uttered them before the canadian parliament. it took four years to make this day a reality. and when i look at this crowd and see the faces of all the first special service force veterans in attendance, i know that it was worth it. god bless our nations. and may god bless you our veterans. [ applause ] >> ladies and gentlemen, united states senator from montana the honorable jon tester. [ applause ] >> thank you. today is a very good day. today we honor a group of men who dedicated themselves to ensuring that this great nation would remain free. and we honor the enduring friendship between the united states and canada. these men made up of patriots from two nations

the sun may be shining today but there may be a pretty harsh winter coming our way. the old farmer's almanac predicts it will be super cold with snow for much of the country. it says even places that don't usually see too much snow like the pacific northwest, will be hit. you can head to the nbc washington app for the full report on the winter season ahead. i don't know a lot of meteorologists who put much stock in it but you can judge for yourself. >>> a lot of clouds now beginning to move in from the west. this is a wife view from our national harbor camera. you can see the clouds moving in. a few breaks in the clouds. this is all ahead of some rain shower activity. now in west virginia. just now coming into the the central shenen do wa valley. no lightning. just brief moderate showers. rain to the west of winchester. panhandle of west virginia, maybe getting closer to leesburg, culpeper over the next couple of hours. in the afternoon, a small chance of an isolated thundershower. up near 90 and then settling down this evening. humid into the evening hours. >>> ramp

after years of decay a new light is shining on detroit. some residents say they are still being left in the dark. >> about two years ago, nearly 40% of all detroit street lites were broken. leaving thousands of residents in the dark. >> for long time resident it is lack of streetlights made his community a breeding ground for crime. he says some even feared walking the streets after dark. >> as detroit was working to emerge from bankruptcy a few years ago, the city created a public lighting authority. and with with the help of bonds embarked on a $185 million project, to repair and replace over 88,000 streetlights. so far, the city is ahead of schedule. >> what impact does have that on a community? when the lights aren't working in. >> well, always say to folks all the time, the streetlights is not just about sticks and ligh lightbulbens, it is about sent of place, and safety, and purpose. and so -- obviously it did not have a good impact from that standpoint and new streetlights are critical to the city's turn around, but not everyone is

. >> this is an example of one with disaster shining a light on a bigger problem, because it is estimated there about's about 55,000 abandon mines like this, many containing that toxic mix. slow he leaking out into our waterways. so there's already an estimate that about 40% of the head wattersoners have been contaminated from mine run off. these spills such as this one, send heavy metals into the waterways other contaminants as well. this one just happened to be a big similar, where everything was with released at once, because of it, led concentration, over 3,000 times historic levels. and compartment nantz like they can be links to cancer, even brain damage that's the big concern. already some of these being toasted in new mexico, specifically on to utah, and arizona, toward lake powell, now the hope is because the metal is heavier than the water, it will settle out in a slow area but we with don't know how much will settle out, and how much will continue on. if it gets into lake powell, the colorado river connected up, that can cause other problems. i mentioned all the mines the reaso

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and tomorrow sun shine, haze zi j not, humid. might get an afternoon thunderstorm on wednesday.a small chance and then after that, out of thursday. looking nice into the weekend after a chance of a thunderstorm on thursday. high saturday and sunday in the mid 80s. >> a traffic alert now. you should know about this. look out for road work en route 210. it started on parts of indian head highway. workers are clearing trees and vegetati vegetation. crews are getting ready to start a big improvement project at the intersection of indian head highway and kirby hill road. >> we are one week away from the pope's visit to d.c. when the pope steps off that plane, it will be his first time on u.s. soil. he will also become the first pontiff to address a joint meeting of congress. the pope arrives september 22nd. down load our app for our visit coverage. all you have to do is search pope. >>> you may have noticed shark attacks are getting to be more common on the west coast but the results aren't any less terrifying. check this out. a great white tore a chunk out of this board as this woma

another great opportunity for the phillies to shine.hey haven't done that much the last few days but maybe tonight is the night. 79 degrees at 7:05 and at 10:00, 74 degrees, pleasant and comfortable. nice clear day. nothing on the radar screen. no rain for today. in fact, you'll be hard-pressed to find clouds during the day. a nice pleasant one. mostly sunny for the pocono mountains. 70 degrees. upper 70s for allentown and quaker town and reading and humidity stays low for doylestown and mt. holly. delaware beaches 79 this afternoon for rehoboth. low 80s up to 84 degrees in philadelphia. a look at the weekend and beyond when i'm back with the seven-day forecast in ten minutes. >>> about 20 minutes until 6:00 now. we are checking area roads for you again, including 295 in new jersey. >> nbc10 first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington is watching that. >> we are moving through the work zone here on 295. right around the black horse pike. you can see slow going because we do have lane restrictions. if you're headed southbound or north

. >>> a new light will sooning shining on two and a half miles of broad street in west philadelphia. >> the lights will line hamilton street to government avenue. other lights are going up along broad street now. they stand 55 feet tall and lights programmed to be on every night from dusk until dawn. >>> we will see how the street lights are shining out there on your way to work this morning. nbc10's first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington is watching the area roads for us. >> starting off on 422 or at least we are trying to. show you this drive time here right around trooper road. eight minute drive time eastbound from 29 up towards the schuylkill expressway so no problems in either direction if you're heading to the schuylkill. you'll be just fine there. no lane restrictions. on the blue route, doing great. 14, 15 minutes at the most in the southbound side where that typically where we jam up in the morning hours from the schuylkill expressway up towards 95 so no problems there. watch out for this accident scene in new jersey approaching the ben franklin bridge on the admira

the sun is shining in the east bay. it will continue to shine as we get into your afternoon.ostly sunny skies away from your coastline. sun will set at 7:52. we have a mix of sun and clouds out there. and temperatures this morning very similar to yesterday. just a tad degree cool never areas like san jose, mountain view down by four degrees. and over santa rosa you're a few degrees cooler as well. so afternoon highs looking and feeling quite like yesterday. 64-degrees in livermore. 63 in oakland. 56 santa rosa. in along the peninsula 59 san francisco down through mountain view. 61 outside your door. shifting into the east bay 60 degrees for danville. lafayette is starting off at 59. the morning clouds will be followed by afternoon sunshine. on shore breezes. generally light around the area. through the delta it is a little breezy at times. and because of that fire burning in vallejo, you may have some of that drifting your way if you lived east of the fire. mid 80s for our warmer locations. will remain relatively mild through your weekend. 77 for sonoma temperature 76 for pet

it was an infinitely romantic notion, the nexus of love and money and power, the shining dream itself. i'm not sure how many of you remember, i don't, but every saturday morning on cbs radio and announcer would in tone as a bullet seeks its target, shining rails in every part of our country are aimed at grand central station, heart of the nation's greatest city, drawn by the magnetic force of the metropolis, day and night, great trains rushed toward the hudson river. housesriefly by the south of 125th street. and then, grand central station. crossroads of a million private lives, gigantic stage on which are played a thousand dramas daily. just imagine listening to that on the radio and the image that would conjure in your mind. since then the terminal has threaded into popular culture even more. madmen's roger sterling gorged on oysters and martinis. cary grant called his mother from a phone booth before fleeing town on the 20 century is -- 20th century limited. in the main concourse in madagascar are. walk trope beneath the station. first one of the multiuse buildings. stores, office

if people cannot prove it's a rain or shine event. >> fourth annual dinner en blanc may have been dampis is where it originated 30 years ago. >> it's a special place in history we wanted to show it off and what's happening now the great development here. >> wearing ponchos and holding umbrellas preferably in white or clear, 4500 people dined in the rainfall. >> it's fine comes without rain or shine. >> look at all these thousands of people out there. it has not bothered us much. we're just glad to be here. >> the hot ticket has plenty on the waiting list everyone must wear white and come prepared. >> we have chairs and table and white linens and dishes. >> yep with everything. place setting, food and of course, wine. ambiance and secret location have these young ladies shookd traveling to several sit questions for the elegant experience. >> it's a little of anticipation. trying to get to where it might. >> our goal is to neighboring to the mother sthoyp paris. >> yes. >> but organizers say phillies party? ces la viv sglext there's so many great places to the choose from we have a long

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