dispatches from tyneside: world war i at home. this remembrance sunday, at war memorials across the country we ll be paying tribute to those who made the ultimate sacrifice. tonight, we have a remarkable insight into the impact that the great war had, not just on foreign fields, but right here on the home front on tyneside. what we re trying to do is to give some life to these people. they‘ re not just faceless names on headstones. we re not telling the history of the war, we re telling the story of the men. we hear how anxious families were kept in the dark, about how their young men came to pay the price of war. they got the famous telegram at home saying that private hunter had died of wounds. what they didn t say was that those wounds were inflicted by the british, not by the germans. and the battle of the somme, as you ve never seen it before. we follow a community project in north shields and it maps the devastating impact it had on the town. it s impossible to ignore
right now, a chase and crash in orlando s era more neighborhood. parramore neighborhood. tonight, i am suspending my campaign. cara: jeb bush s presidential push is over. it is race day in daytona beach. we are keeping a close eye on that daytona 500 forecast. thanks for being with us. it is going to be a nice day. dave: fortunately, not a complicated forecast. the sun comes up just like every day. the clouds out there, s. into brevard county. 75, maybe 76 in the harbor city. 48 in ocala. the official temperature at this hour. clouds around, they are high clouds. these lighter gray clouds are low clouds. filtered sunlight for a while. we have got an hour or so. there may be some misty fog in the next hour. that is a possibility as temperatures settle in the mid-50 s. heading into the upper 70 s, partly cloudy skies. hour work week is going to look different. i will have that in a few minutes. cara: we are pushing for answers in a parramore shooting that sent for p
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street and all of a sudden she is dead. i feel sorry for the family. stewart: a relative of one of two people killed in a deadly collision on in orange county sidewalk talks about the loss that two families are feeling. we begin with breaking news. a death investigation brevard county is underway inside of a merritt island home. we are told a family member made the discovery inside along indian street, not far from road. we just got the video into the newsroom from that scene, we are watching it for the first time with you. neighbors have said the deputies went to the home for a well being check and found at least one person dead. neighbors say that a family lived inside. they stay to themselves, he was a wonderful family. the daughter played. they were good people. very good. lots of friends that she goes with. other than that, they stayed to themselves. they seem to be a tight family. stewart: again, we do not know how many people have been killed, we do have a crew hea
his name or go running after him. if they see him, call 911. a few minutes ago we spoke to the sisters of the young boy urging people to keep an eye out on the east end of allentown. he was playing with his toy like he was supposed with all the kids and he left out of nowhe nowhere. i don t know what he s going through. i m really scared. scared that something happened. reporter: and the family has been out here searching for hours. we re now almost 18 hours into the search. back here live you can see the blood hound teams and k-t9 team. there are a number of professional search groups out here looking right now, but it is getting dark, starting to get cold again and looking like this search will continue into the night. for now live in allentown, randy gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news. we ll keep checking back and hope for a good outcome. meanwhile today tradition and current events collided on the streets of philadelphia. protesters from the black lives matter movement were