With many medical experts urging Americans to make this year’s Thanksgiving scaled down, many of us will probably only see people in our “bubble,” so holiday is going to feel a little bit different. Thanks to technology, you can still gather with your extended family.

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DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. – Police say they have arrested a man in connection with last week’s mass gathering in Daytona Beach. Daytona Beach police said Matthew Humphrey, the man seen throwing money out of a vehicle to a large beachside crowd, was arrested Friday night. Police say Humphrey continued to run until he was about waist-deep in a pond just north of Strickland Range Boulevard. Officers say as Johnson was running off, he tossed a number of green circular pills out of his pocket before complying with the officer’s orders. Officers say they were only able to recover two individual pills, suspected to be acetaminophen and oxycodone.

City officials received numerous phone calls and messages worried for their safety as large crowds began to form on A1A. “We need to find out where we can go further from this,” Daytona Beach Shores Council Member Billie Wheeler said. I was hearing nothing but terror from residents.”The massive crowds come as tourist destinations like Daytona Beach, begin to welcome back visitors after COVID-19 shutdowns. Everyone is welcome to Daytona Beach,” Daytona Beach Police Chief Craig Capri sad. Mike Campanile said he heard about six gunshots close to where he works on Daytona Beach.

For the next few weeks, viewers can check in on a litter of 4-week-old puppies via the Canine Companions for Independence live puppy cam, and get an idea of what the first stages of life are like for these future assistance dogs. In the volunteer puppy raising program, volunteers teach puppies commands that are essential for becoming an service dog. Currently, there are over 400 people with disabilities waiting for an expertly trained Canine Companions for Independence service dog. Haley has been Winnifred’s volunteer puppy raiser since April 2019, and shares all her training milestones on Winnie’s Instagram, @Winnieatlife. For more information on how to become a volunteer puppy raiser, click here.