They are right there. But this year come drop this. Reporter getting that perfect spot wasnt as difficult as past years. We have restrooms right here. Parade route ride there. Reporter the question is, will it go on . It looks like we can get it off within a reasonable amount of time, we would make that. Reporter mike with the National Park service says they are monitoring the weather closely but a few factors come in and they may have to delay or move the event to tomorrow. Were looking out for things like high winds, heavy rain, low ceiling on the clouds, thunder, lightning. Reporter a lot of people hope that the elements stay away but whatever happens, they will have a good time either way. We have a bunch when it starts pouring, we go home. Reporter there you go. At 6 00, well show you some of the creative ways that folks have managed to have a good time despite the weather. Back to you. Transportation reporter adam tuss has been keeping an eye on the crowd as everyone moves in for
By the florida restaurant association. Hi, everyone. Im greg. And vanessa. Were excited to be with you today to share with all of you the 35th Anniversary Edition of a Central Florida holiday tradition, the florida citrus parade. This event was first held in 1980 and held by florida citrus sports. The floats youll be seeing are decorated with oranges, grapefruits and tangerines green here in the sunshine state. We have a great lineup including the edible floats, marching bands from all over the nations, football v. I. P. S and a few surprises. Greg, we have around 50,000 of our closest friends with us today lining the parade route. The third member of our team, a man that loves to have a good time, orlando native and comedian, rod z is there in the and i love being in the middle of the action. Its great being back home in Central Florida. Its greater being part of this wonderful parade. You know were going to have fun, right, guys . [cheers applause] all right, rod. I have no doubt abo
Multiple injuries that are consistent with being run over by a motor vehicle. Those injuries she received, she was alive at the time. In this new report, the city says wait a minute. If she were alive, then how come the coroner found no foam in the trachea or lung tissues of the deceased . If she were alive, the city argues, she would have breathed in one or more of those items. The city knows she was ejected from the plane just like two other passengers who were right next to her, both of whom died. So the San Mateo County coroners decision was faulty. The Attorney Says the city is likely building its defense against the wrongful death lawsuit already filed by the girls family. The girl was already dead. And therefore, that as tragic as it was that her body was mutilated, the fire engines did not cause her death and therefore, she has no claim against the city and county of San Francisco. So, who is correct about how she died . This is the sort of question that could get answered by a
The Hour of Intercession is a radio show hosted by Pastor Joseph Parker. This show covers topics of prayer, intercession, the Word of God and features interviews with pastors and religious leaders.
The Hour of Intercession is a radio show hosted by Pastor Joseph Parker. This show covers topics of prayer, intercession, the Word of God and features interviews with pastors and religious leaders.