hi, amelia. hi, mike. hi, gloria. oh, hiya, archie. hi, amelia. ooh, you're getting a little thin up here. isn't he? don't fool with it, huh! sit down, amelia. make yourself comfortable. would you like a cup of coffee? and i think there's one twinkie left. hey, hey, hey! that's my tomorrow's-lunch twinkie! how about a cookie, amelia? anything, thank you. i'll get it, ma. yeah. i'll help you. oh, thanks, gloria. thanks, mike. edith, i want to know why you sent back this invitation to our class reunion. oh, i'm sorry, amelia, but i can't go. but you got to go. it's going to be a marvelous party. remember mavis pike? yeah! well, mavis is making us a special banner. s was always good with words. her father was a butcher. she used to write his windows. what did she do? you know, "special today: chuck steak." coffee and cookies, everybody. hey, cousin amelia. yeah? did you talk ma into going to the reunion yet? not yet. what's the matter with you, arch? why don't you take her? do i have to report to you whatever-- hey, hey! hey! that's my tomorrow's-lun

she is now link, straight off out the door. >> where's amelia? >> i think she already left. >> but it's dangerous to go alone. >> she's got her noble steed. >> also her noble sword. >> watch out! >> oh. most people would be terrified, but not amelia. >> gets herself how it works, now she heads off, checks the map, knows where she's going. no worries. >> oh, my god. >> walks up to the front door, rings the doorbell, door

amelia draper a and i in all afternoon. remember, download the nbc washington app now, if you're ever away from your phone or television, great way to take a look at the latest forecast and the radar. >> all right. thank you, doug. community and continue to cause a big threat. today, we learned one more person has died raising the death toll there to four. about four dozen people were injured in the fires. hundreds of homes have been destroyed, thousands were forced to evacuate. today, some neighbors were able to return home to see the damage left behind. this couple was devastated yet grateful. >> my mom and grandmother's wedding dress, and our pictures. >> yes, we lost everything. we're devastated, but our family's safe. we're all together. i have a 9-year-old girl and my dad lives with us and we all got out safe. >> in the end, that's all that matters. the wildfires began monday and spread quickly from strong winds. while overnight, rain brought some relief, firefighters say they're bracing for another round of lightning

she is now link, straight off out the door. >> where's amelia? >> i think she already left. >> but it's dangerous to go alone. >> she's got her noble steed. >> also her noble sword. >> watch out! >> oh. most people would be terrified, but not amelia. >> gets herself how it works, now map, knows where she's going. no worries. >> oh, my god. >> walks up to the front door, rings the doorbell, door opens. she goes around the back, makes her way downstairs, finds boomerang, power up, let's go. look, it's getting low. >> the elixir of life? >> exactly. dad's out looking for her. >> looks like a hydrant. >> go call your friends off. >> has the coolest dad. >> i can't help but think about the moment when dad with this and got to sit down with his baby girl to watch this and what her reaction, what her face must be like to see her day turned into a real game. >> so cool. they share it as a family, but we share it, as well. another excellent video. >> that's a look at the best haunting videos of the day. rightthisminute.com has lots more. happy halloween a

she is now link, straight off out the door. >> where's amelia? >> i think she already left. >> but it's dangerous to go alone. >> she's got her noble steed. >> also her noble sword. >> watch out! >> oh. most people would be terrified, but not amelia. >> gets herself how it now she heads off, checks the map, knows where she's going. no worries. >> oh, my god. >> walks up to the front door, rings the doorbell, door opens. she goes around the back, makes her way downstairs, finds herself a chair. boomerang, power up, let's go. look, it's getting low. >> the elixir of life? >> exactly. dad's out looking for her. >> looks like a hydrant. >> go call your friends off. >> has the coolest dad. >> i can't help but think about the moment when dad with this and got to sit down with his baby girl to watch this and what her reaction, what her face must be like to see her day turned into a real game. >> so cool. they share it as a family, but we share it, as well. another excellent video. >> that's a look at the best haunting videos of the day. rightthisminute.

she is now link, straight off out the door. >> where's amelia? >> i think she already left. >> but alone. >> she's got her noble steed. >> also her noble sword. >> watch out! >> oh. most people would be terrified, but not amelia. >> gets herself how it works, now she heads off, checks the map, knows where she's going. no worries. >> oh, my god. rings the doorbell, door opens. she goes around the back, makes her way downstairs, finds herself a chair. what do we got? boomerang, power up, let's go. look, it's getting low. >> theli >> exactly. dad's out looking for her. >> looks like a hydrant. >> go call your friends off. >> has the coolest dad. >> i can't help but think about the moment when dad was done with this and got to sit down with his baby girl to watch this and what her reaction, what her face must be like to see her day turned into a real game. >> so cool. we share it, as well. another excellent video. >> that's a look at the best haunting videos of the day. rightthisminute.com has lots more. happy halloween and we'll see . >> welcome to

she is now link, straight off out the door. >> where's amelia? >> i think she already left. >> but it's dangerous to go alone. >> she's got her noble steed. >> also her noble sword. >> watch out! >> oh. most people would be terrified, but not amelia. >> gets herself how it works, now she heads off, checks the map, knows where she's going. no worries. >> oh, my god. >> walks up to the front door, rings the doorbell, door opens. she goes around the back, makes her way downstairs, finds boomerang, power up, let's go. look, it's getting low. >> the elixir of life? >> exactly. dad's out looking for her. >> looks like a hydrant. >> go call your friends off. >> has the coolest dad. the moment when dad was done with this and got to sit down with his baby girl to watch this and what her reaction, what her face must be like to see her day turned into a real game. >> so cool. they share it as a family, but we share it, as well. another excellent video. >> that's a look at the best haunting videos of the day. rightthisminute.com has lots more. happy hallowee

amelia has you covered this morning like always. we'll talk to her in a few minutes. >>> kanye west fans were with irate after he showed up late, played three songs, and went off on a rant over the weekend. >> it was crazy. why the fans should be worried about what this show means for that's it for 5 news at . >>> good morning at 6:00 a.m. here's a look at your monday morning kick start. new names emerging for positions in trump's cabinet. mitt romney could be tapped secretary of state. retired marine general james madis considered for defense secretary. >>> two police officers were shot sunday in separate target add tacks. first in san antonio where a detective writing out a ticket witness. police are looking for the shooter. >>> in st. louis, a police sergeant was shot twice in the face. looks like he's going to survive. the suspect died in the shootout with police. >>> hundreds of protestors were met with tear gas, rubber bullets, water cannons in the overnight hours. demonstrators were trying to cross a bridge when police stoppe

amelia draper and lauren ricketts in the storm center. guys, the radar looks pretty impressive. >> yeah, we're dealing with rain in spots and then up into wisconsin and michigan, some snow showers there as well. now, in our area, we're tracking some showers this evening. >> yeah, just some light stuff. amelia and i were talking about it, tonight, also through the day tomorrow. >> right. >> really not looking like too much for your thanksgiving. >> yeah, the best chance of rain is really right now during these evening hours then again moving into fauquier county on storm team 4 radar. back around the winchester area. scattered showers out that way as well. leaving the district traveling along 66 or i-81 in the next few hours, you'll be dealing with rain. we're going to see rain here in washington especially around 5:00, 6:00 p.m. again, as lauren was saying everything for the most part light. this is part of a bigger system and this rain back here along with other factors is going to bring the chance for some scattered showers for our plan

amelia, how's the weather going to affect travel? >> thankfully for the most part, the weather is cooperating. there is some scattered showers out there, but it's all really light and moving out of the area. so tomorrow morning, if you're heading out of town, some scattered showers once again. but, again, pretty light and as we look to friday, maybe a few sprinkles around. sunday, though, really nice travel weather. whether you're flying out of entire country on sunday. here's the latest check of storm team 4 radar right now. you can see what i'm talking about when i say scattered and light. we have some rain moving back into washington and frederick counties, then we have to look over to baltimore and the eastern shore to find anymore rain. for the most part the d.c. metro area now a completely dry, only a few sprinkles out there. but plenty of clouds. here you can see this rain moving toward hagerstown. 70. eventually 15. thurmont, as well as frederick potentially seeing more showers. not amounting to much. tomorrow morning for the

i'm sure amelia will tell you in a moment about what's going on up there. for the most part, looks like people are taking their time and giving themselves a little extra time this morning which is good. that's what we like to see. we'll toss it making your way across 225, that entire stretch should cost you 12-15 minutes. overall, not too bad. >>> here's something to think about this morning. we have icy and snow packed shoulders, most lanes are clearing out. sunshine and traffic volume will melt off around 6:50 to 7:30 this morning. here's where it stays the iciest. elevated decks. where the cold air has a chance concrete and pavement, it stays the iciest. issues across our roads. clear conditions across our highway 36 drive north of boulder. lots of snow on grassy areas. doing okay speed wise. two accidents i'm tracking this morning are across the drive near brighton boulevard westbound. elevated areas they could to stay the most slick. westbound the car went into the wall. that's the type ofid tap the breaks, spin out just enough. most likely pieced are

as amelia reports, that's good advice if you plan to apply to college. in order to get into college. - pressure. - i cringe because i have, i'm taking it this weekend. - anxiety. - stressed out. - and genel angst.ra - [amelia] when i say act or sat, what comes to mind? - uh oh! - anger, just stof anger.ate i do not like the sat, i do not want to take the act which is what i'm planning to take. and i just want to get it over with next year, just done. hoping to go to college than sat or act. to learn more about these tests we're joined again by rob franek. he's a college prep expert from the princeton review. hi! - good to be here, thanks for having me back. - for those of us who aren't geniuses with photographic memories, should we fear these tests? - the truth is that most students fear the sat and the act, both are absolutely coachable exams. you can do well on either of those exams and they're of such value to those admissions counselors and those admissions committees that are going to be reviewing that application in the next year. you can do this, sat or act, it doesn't matter.

as amelia reports, that's good advice if you plan to apply to college. - when i say sat or act, what comes to mind? - pressure. - i cringe because i have, i'm taking it this weekend. - anxiety. - stressed out. - and general angst. - [amelia] when i say act or sat, what comes to mind? - uh oh! - anger, just state of anger. i do not like the sat, i do not want to take the act which is what i'm planning to take. and i just want to get it over with next year, just done. - yes, few letters strike more fear in the hearts of kids to learn more about these tests we're joined again by rob franek. he's a college prep expert from the princeton review. hi! - good to be here, thanks for having me back. - for those of us who aren't geniuses with photographic memories, should we fear these tests? - the truth is that most students fear the sat and the act, but there is no reason to fear either exam, because hear my words when i say ams and they're of such value to those admissions counselors and those admissions committees that are going to be reviewing that application in the next year. you can do

as amelia reports, that's good advice if you plan to apply to college. in order to get into college. - pressure. - i cringe because i have, i'm taking it this weekend. - anxiety. - stressed out. - and general angst. - [amelia] when i say act or sat, what comes to mind? - uh oh! - anger, just state of anger. i do not like the sat, i do not want to take the act which is what i'm planning to take. and i just want to get it over with next year, just done. hoping to go to college than sat or act. to learn more about these tests we're joined again by rob franek. he's a college prep expert from the princeton review. hi! - good to be here, thanks for having me back. - for those of us who aren't geniuses with photographic memories, should we fear these tests? - the truth is that most students fear the sat and the act, you can do well on either of those exams and they're of such value to those admissions counselors and those admissions committees that are going to be reviewing that application in the next year. you can do this, sat or act, it doesn't matter. - okay, so when should we take them

. >> thanks, amelia. the strong wind gusts, so dangerous, a young woman, in fact, in the hospital tonight, critically hurt after a branch fell on her earlier this afternoon. montgomery county rescue officials say she was walking in the woods behind the cabin john came down. you can track the forecast even when you're not watching us right now. you can just download it in the nbc washington app and watch the latest weather updates and monitor the weather in your neighborhood with our interactive radar. >>> a chaotic scene this afternoon outside the ronald reagan building in the district. police blocking off parts of the streets for demonstrators, angry the national policy institute and alt-right group holding a conference here today. darcy spencer live outside the reagan building with the clashes. darcy? >> reporter: erika, those protests are over and the conference is just wrapping up here at the reagan building. and tonight the mayor weighed in. >> reporter: close up against a meeting of white nationalis

amelia snatched the heavy brass brought it down upon his head. amelia cordelia. - i hope you like our louisiana coffee mr. vinton. - oh i'm sure i shall. so you haven't read your sister's manuscript, mrs. welles? - i have not. as i told you, i wasn't even informed that she was writing it. - but you, you don't like this sort of story sister. - i don't consider it literature if that's what you mean. and you must have wasted a great deal of time writing it. - but i'm going to be paid for my time. - do you take cream and sugar mr. vinton? - i'll have mine black thank you. - shall i make a great deal of money mr. vinton? - oh i don't know. i think this book's going to sell very well. oh certainly we shan't hesitate to advance you $1000. of course, you'll probably make pleasant. thank heaven dear mama will never know where it came from. - perhaps she will sister. maybe mama's watching over us in everything we do. - what an interesting house. you have so many beautiful things. those old pistols, why they're, they're works of art. - yes, they belonged to

as amelia reports, that's good advice if you plan to apply to college. test you have to take in order to get into college. - pressure. - i cringe because i have, i'm taking it this weekend. - anxiety. - stressed out. - and general angst. - [amelia] when i say act or sat, what comes to mind? - uh oh! - anger, just state of anger. i do not like the sat, i do not want to take the act which is what i'm planning to take. and i just want to get it over with next year, just done. e hearts of kids hoping to go to college than sat or act. to learn more about these tests we're joined again by rob franek. he's a college prep expert from the princeton review. hi! - good to be here, thanks for having me back. - for those of us who aren't geniuses with photographic memories, should we fear these tests? - the truth is that most students fear the sat and the act, both are absolutely coachable exams. you can do well on either of those exams and they're of such value to those admissions counselors and those admissions committees that are going to be reviewing that application in the next year. you can

first spots to slow down on this monday drive. >> amelia, be careful in the mountains i guess. annual 9 news parade of lights kicks off downtown from the city building 9:00 winds through the streets and steps off again for repeat performance at 6:00 p.m. on saturday. now we will televise the friday night parade live on 9 news again at 8:00. if you can't make it down there, please join us. might be warmer saturday. you have your choice. watch us friday and saturday. parade of lights is always a . >>> it's gotten to the point it's gotten worse. we decided to put out the bait pack. >> the bait pack. front door package thieves have targeted essential neighborhoods in recent weeks. a 38-year-old army veteran named eric snow is taking matters into eric caught two guys trying to steal a package on surveillance over the weekend. they didn't get away with anything good. eric left them aurprise courtesy of his 95-pound german shepherd named heidi. a unique tactic muzeing the neighborhood. much as we enjoyed know. >>> hey. get your revenge any way you can. snow continues in the mountains,

as amelia reports, that's good advice if you plan to apply to college. - when i say sat or act, what comes to mind? - a standardized test you have to take in order to get into college. - pressure. - i cringe because i have, i'm taking it this weekend. - anxiety. - stressed out. - and general angst. - [amelia] when i say act or sat, what comes to mind? - uh oh! - anger, just state of anger. i do not like the sat, i do not want to take the act which is what i'm planning to take. and i just want to get it over with next year, just done. - yes, few letters strike more fear in the hearts of kids hoping to go to college than sat or act. to learn more about these tests we're joined again by rob franek. he's a college prep expert from the princeton review. hi! - good to be here, thanks for having me back. - for those of us who aren't geniuses with photographic memories, should we fear these tests? - the truth is that most students fear the sat and the act, but there is no reason to fear either exam, because hear my words when i say both are absolutely coachable exams. you can do well on eith

>> reporter: well amelia, these side streets are icy still. nothing like the seeing ice off sign now. we lost traction there. still plenty of ice. a lot of snow crusted over across a lot of these side streets. as you get going this morning, keep an eye out. it's winter driving. you want to be safe. >> this is just the beginning. we have lots of snow in store for us as we head to the rest of the season. everyone be prepared for that. the forecast over the weekend is going to be warmer. saturday 47. sunday 64 degrees. more nice and calm weather tuesday, next chance of showers, another cool down. how about that thanksgiving forecast. maybe after you're done chowing down, go outside and start decorating for christmas. >> then light the lights next day. it looks nice. you did it last year, and it was like 5 degrees. >> that's right. >> much better forecast than last year. >>> behind the badge, these denver police officers and support systems wanted to make that more than just a phrase. we'll talk to them about their hope you'll join us. in the mean

amelia draper has been telling you about the potential danger for these strong winds. sunday we found out just what she has been talking about. take a look at reports of wind damage throughout our region. but there was also another threat. that wind combined with the dry air and the lack of rain contributed to brush fires. so you had smoke in the area making it really tough for a lot of people to get around. amelia draper joining us now with what you should expect when you wake up in the morning. >> well, erika, just ten minutes ago, the national weather service extending the wind advisory until 6:00 a.m. on your tonight but throughout the day tomorrow. just below that wind advisory. we'll continue to deal with the wind chill factor and also any brush fires that get started will continue to be able to unfortunately spread very easily. so here's the latest on the wind advisory. everybody in brown under this until 6:00 a.m. wind gusts at times over 40 miles an hour. we're going to continue to track the potential for some minor damage, especially to area trees as well as

new evidence this morning could prove amelia earhart died as a castaway. researchers say the new evidence supports the theory that earhart didn't die in a plane crash, but as a castaway on a remote island. researchers believe radio transmissions prove her plane landed safely. also, they believe partial skeletal remains found in 1940 could belong to earhart. back then, doctors thought the remains belonged to a male, but researchers took a look at the files again. they determined the bones are you can get 10 weather updates on in tampa bay, catch us on magic 94- point-9.... and the dove 105.5 f-m on sarasota talk radio, listen to wsrq 106.9 fm. and hear 10 weather in spanish on maxima 92-5. arby's newest sandwich seems to be a hit! e sandwiches one location sold in just a matter of hours. but first, johnny depp's newest movie role has a lot of you talking this morning. live look over sure, you could buy this. but why miss out on this? it's baking season. warm up with pillsbury. at progresso, we are now using 100% antibiotic and hormone-free white breast meat

amelia. >> yeah, we have been talking changes later in the day tomorrow. so the weekend kind of looking like a 50/50 split. right now, it's comfortably cool. 61 degrees. after we get past the 7:00 hour, we'll be in the 50s for the rest of the evening through midnight. waking up tomorrow comfortably cool. in the low 40s. take a look on storm team 4 radar. notice this area of rain in part of indiana, illinois, down through parts of missouri and arkansas. this is the cold front. this moves through tomorrow evening. i'll be t the coldest air of the season moving in in the full forecast in 15 minutes. >> thanks. >>> coming up right away, a closer look at the politicians in donald trump's inner circle. >> plus, new safety concerns as a new homeless shelter. why the fire marshal is threatening to shut down d.c. general. >> renters who want to grow pot in d.c. are getting pushback. at 6:00, how a facebook group is getting involved and why one >>> another day of big political headlines. let's start with the democrats. maryland senator elect chris van holland will h

things still doing just fine. >> amelia, thank you. not getting your best sleep? could be you've got the wrong bed. enter sleep number... she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. you can both adjust the bed for the best sleep of your life. save $500 on the queen cse mattress with sleepiq technology. hurry, ends sunday. . >>> if you're on i-70 west of denver next few day, might see this sight on the highway. big potato riding along with the capitol tree from idaho to washington d.c. idaho known for potatoes of course which is why the big potato is along for the tour. the tree is 80 feet tall. you can track the tree and potato across the country by clicking the link on our website. somebody i'm not going to call i said that would take genetically modified to a whole new level. >> and a whole lot of butter. >> i was thinking of a twice baked potato sounds good now. >>> even complete strangers feed each other especially when they invite those to thanksgiving dinner. the hilarious text conversation going viral coming up at 6:50. . >>> you've been so patient. finally

storm team 4 meteorologist amelia draper is standing by with the latest, timing and ?? ?? ?? ?? >>> some breaking news here in about a shooting that happened just an hour ago in northeast washington. police say a man shot someone else on carl place just off division avenue. officers tell us they do have someone in custody. we again want to show you live pictures from miami florida. >>> cuban americans have been celebrating for 24 hours now after getting the news that derrick ward has the reaction. >> my grandfather soul rest in peace was assassinated by them. >> reporter: she feels he was still pulling the strings in cuba. this woman a lawyer left in the nineties. >> final had to leave because they will force her t s signatures to put other people at risk and that she didn't even know these people. >> for others the sent sophomore a little more complicated than pure relation. >> everything came back. everything came back the day i left. >> reporter: that day she was just nine years old. parents took her and her sister to miami on a plane. this doll and her visa waiver are about

amelia, thank you much. a world series champion could be crowned tonight. cleveland indians lead the series over the cubs three games to two. this is a picture of the field at progressive field in cleveland. that's where game six is tonight as they return to cleveland. colorado. cubs save themselves from elimination sunday beating the indians 3-2. cubs travel for tonight's game six. it's do or die battle. jake will be on the mound. >>> indians under the lights last night working out ahead of tonight's game game six and seven both scheduled in cleveland. they have two chances to win it all in front of the hometown crowd. indians will likely >>> broncos defensive coordinator is back at work after getting tackled in sunday's game. he was taken to the hospital and shortly released afterwards. the 69-year-old took to twitter to joke about the hit. he says they say it was a collision on the size line, but actually i got run over. coach kubiak joked as well. >> it really is scary sometimes. position change, gunners on punt team you've got to pay attention. he got

let's head to amelia draper in the storm center. how much rain's out there? >> well, wendy, really not a lot. that's the good news. anything that's falling is very light and there's not a lot of it falling. let's get right to radar to see what's going on. we're seeing the rain starting to push into the district right now. showers in loudoun county, through charles county. most of the rain, though, situated up in the panhandle of west virginia. and far western maryland. this pushing toward frederick. moving into hagerstown as well. wee scattered showers around for the evening hours but then overnight, i think we're going to be mainly dry. i want to take a closer look at the rain moving into alexandria and arlington, starting to push into parts of the district as well. as it leaves fairfax. notice how light it is. this all part of a larger system that's bringing some snow to areas of michigan and wisconsin and this is where we'll also pull more rain chances from for our thanksgiving tomorrow. more on that coming up in a right now, 50 degrees. we'll be in the 40

the days perience of amelia earhart -- the disappearance of amelia earhart. michelle: his mom was being held h that is next. >> penalties in d.c. for texting behind the wheel could michelle: an 11-year-old brings a note to school to give to the teacher. the note was from the child's mother saying she was being held hostage. authorities were notified and they went to the house where they found the suspect hiding in a closet. >> there is a chill going through you when you realize through something awful. michelle: neither the woman nor the child was hurt. the suspect who had previous warrants against him faces several charges. jonathan: texting behind the wheel could face a hefty fine. the d.c. council approved an amended distracted driving bill yesterday. amy aubert explains some say this is a big step in the right direction. amy: tougher penalties could be rolling through d.c. soon. >> all you need to do is look down, fumble. somewhere you didn't anticipate being. amy: at large d.c. councilmember anita bonds calls a bill that brings increased penalties for di

enter thanks a lot amelia. >>> the warning came. now police will dismantle of homeless camp this morning. anything left behind will be taken. andrew is live. some critics say they're picking on people most in need. >> yeah the city's argument has been that these camps are unsafe. actually there's a paramedic crew on the other side something. these camps have been controversial. the city has been facing a lot of pushback. you can see people are lined up along park here. they haven't left this morning. the city is facing a lawsuit over sweeps. some homeless people say they've got a right to rest. human services will come with police and clear out the camp growing around the block. the city says there are homeless everyone wants to live with. this is the third homeless sweep this year. police moved a camp here in march and further north in september. a lawyer in charge of the suit says the city says they're moving people along because they want the ball park neighborhood to look more business friendly. the mayor says they're about prov

whatever happened to amelia earhart? she disappeared over the pacific ocean as she attempted to be the first female pilot to fly around the world. there is new evidence that she died a castaway. scientists say a partial skeleton found that of earhart. dimensions match those of earhart. >>> the next story may not be a big story for anybody who has kids. one out of every four graduating high school seniors suffers from irreversible hearing loss and the reason, loud music. many teens wear head phones for hours and use them to fall asleep at night. 300 million people are believed >>> could using facebook help to lengthen your life? it may be good for your health if you use it correctly. they looked at 12 million users over six months and checked their records with the california department of public health. facebook users live longer than those not on line and those with larger social networks live longer than those with only a >> reporter: why am i wasting my time doing the weather? i should be on facebook saving my life. m

amelia tells us more. louisiana! - 15-year-old katherine haik made history when she became the youngest contestant ever to win the title of miss teen usa. hi, katherine. - hi. - as miss teen usa, you're encouraged to be involved with a service project. tell us about yours. - right, well, even before my year as miss teen usa, i always had a passion of working with children with special needs, so that's really what i wanted to devote my year as miss teen usa to, er this year i've worked with so many great organizations and causes dealing with special needs children. like the very special miss louisiana pageant, special olympics, and of course best buddies, all showing the special needs children how important they are, and even though they're different, they're capable of so many things. - what are some of the things that you can do with these special needs kids to do that? - right, well, when i worked with the special olympics, just showing them what they're capable of r high school, showing them, even though they're d

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amelia tells us more. louisiana! - 15-year-old katherine haik made history when she became the youngest contestant ever to win the title of miss teen usa. hi, katherine. - hi. - as miss teen usa, you're encouraged to be involved with a service project. tell us about yours. - right, well, even before my year as miss teen usa, i always had a passion of working with children with special needs, so that's really what i wanted to devote my year as miss teen usa to, h so many great organizations and causes dealing with special needs children. like the very special miss louisiana pageant, special olympics, and of course best buddies, all showing the special needs children how important they are, and even though they're different, they're capable of so many things. - what are some of the things that you can do with these special needs kids to do that? - right, well, when i worked with the special olympics, just showing them what they're capable of showing them, even though they're different, they're so very special and just

as amelia reports, the earlier you start to prepare, the better your chances. - when do you think students should start preparing for college? - i believe early on, 9th, 10th grade is the best place to start. because you've already started taking your psats, that's preparation for your sats, starting in your 11th grade year. and if you start during your 11th grade year, it's definitely hectic. like when you first get to high school. - well i think once you start high school you should start preparing for college. because you have, your grades will count and the colleges will look at your grades from 9th grade, all the way to senior year. - you might be surprised to learn that many experts recommend starting far earlier. for more on this, we turn to jason ma. families hire him as a college prep coach. and he's also the ceo of the company, three-eq. hi! - hi. you like to quote a saying by ucla coach, john wooden that, "failure to prepare is preparing to fail." - well, i think when you look at successful people, the first thing that i would try to figure out is how did they prepare in order t

for teen kids news, i'm amelia. (dra mati c music) - relaxing. elp you make the grade. when teen kids news continues. - do you sometimes feel overwhelmed with all the work you have to do for school? well christin's here to help with this week's make the grade.lot of w. - being a good student takes a you have to research! read! study! take notes analyze! revie!w!write! edit! yes, i said relax. better job at studying if they make a point of taking breaks. here's one way to do it. (relaxing music) sit quietly in a comfortable position. close your eyes. slowly breathe in through your nose, out through your mouth. relax your feet, your legs, your hands, your arms, and your neck, and even your face. feel the tension draining away. four or five minutes. when you open your eyes continue to sit quietly and continue your slow measured breathing for a bit longer. there. i'm certainly feeling better. a short break like this will recharge your mental batteries. i'm christin, here to help you make the grade. - as you're about to see a state flag can have a lot to say. (fast drum - in

but we get just ait night amelia draper tracking all the changes for us in the storm center. how much time do we have left? >> until 3 p.m. tomorrow until some rain moves into parts of the area and temperatures tumble. i'm tracking this line of rain with the cold front bringing rain to parts of indiana, tomorrow, noon, plenty of sunshine, nice outside. 3:00 p.m. clods move into the district and montgomery county. and rain moves into areas back to the west. by 4:00 p.m. it's raining in the district. arlington, alexandria and prince george's counties. 6:00, rain pulling out of the dc metro area. after that, it's very windy and the coldest air of the season moves in. comi 11:15, i'll be walking you through sunday letting you know how cold it's going to get. >>> a defiant donald trump says he would have won but instead his trump university settled for $25 million today. >> reporter: new york attorney general eric schneiderman calls major victory. president-elect donald trump agreeing to pay $25 million to settle three civil lawsuits with no admission of wrongdoing. >> both sides

as amelia reports, the earlier you start to prepare, the better your chances. - when do you think students should start preparing for college? - i believe early on, 9th, 10th grade is the best place to start. because you've already started taking your psats, that's preparation for your sats, starting in your 11th grade year. um. probably, like when you first get to high school. - well i think once you start high school you should start preparing for college. because you have, your grades will count and the colleges will look at your grades from 9th grade, all the way to senior year. - you tsmight be surprised to learn that many exper recommend starting far earlier. for more on this, we turn to jason ma. families hire him as a college prep coach. and he's also the ceo of the company, three-eq. thanks flike to quote ora . - you saying by ucla coach, john wooden that, "failure to prepare is preparing to fail." - well,think when yk at successful people i , the first thing that i would try to figure out is how did they prepare in order to become successful. so really most of the work is really

as amelia reports, the earlier you start to prepare, the better your chances. - when do you think students should start preparing for college? - i believe early on, 9th, 10th grade is the best place to start. because you've already started taking your psats, that's preparation for your sats, starting in your 11th grade year. and if you start during your 11th grade year, like when you first get to high school. - well i think once you start high school you should start preparing for college. because you have, your grades will count and the colleges will look at your grades from 9th grade, all the way to senior year. - you might be surprised to learn that many etsxper recommend starting far earlier. for more on this, we turn to jason ma. families hire him as a college prep coach. and he's also the ceo of the company, three-eq. hi! - hi. g me. like to quote a - you saying by ucla coach, john wooden that, "failure to prepare is preparing to fail." - well, i think when you look at successful people, the first thing that i would try to figure out is how did they prepare in order to become success

for teen kids news, i'm amelia. (dramatic music) - relaxing. how it can help you make the grade. - do you sometimes feel overwhelmed with all the work you have to do for school? well christin's here to help with this week's make the grade. - being a good student takes a lot of work. you have to research! read! study! take notes! analyze! review! write! edit! relax! yes, i said relax. academic experts say students will do a better job at studying if they make a point of taking breaks. o do it. (relaxing music) sit quietly in a comfortable position. close your eyes. slowly breathe in through your nose, out through your mouth. relax your feet, your legs, your hands, your arms, and your neck, and even your face. feel the tension draining away. imagine you're at some favorite peaceful place. continue to sit quietly and continue your slow measured breathing for a bit longer. there. i'm certainly feeling better. a short break like this will recharge your mental batteries. i'm christin, here to help you make the grade. - as you're about to see a state

for teen kids news, i'm amelia. (dra mati c music) - relaxing. how it can help you make the grade. - do you sometimes feel overwhelmed with all the work you have to do for school? well christin's here to help with this week's make the grade.lot of w. - being a good student takes a you have to research! read! study! take notes analyze! revie!w!write! edit! yes, i said relax. academic experts say students will do a better job at studying if they make a point of taking breaks. ay to do it. (relaxing music) sit quietly in a comfortable position. close your eyes. slowly breathe in through your nose, out through your mouth. relax your feet, your legs, your hands, your arms, and your neck, and even your face. feel the tension draining away. imagine you're at some favorite peaceful place. continue to sit quietly and continue your slow measured breathing for a bit longer. there. i'm certainly feeling better. a short break like this will recharge your mental batteries. i'm christin, here to help you make the grade. - as you're about to see a state flag can

as amelia reports, the earlier you start to prepare, the better your chances. - when do you think students should start preparing for college? - i believe early on, 9th, 10th grade is the best place to start. because you've already started taking your psats, that's preparation for your sats, - um. probably, like when you first get to high school. - well i think once you start high school you should start preparing for college. because you have, your grades will count and the colleges will look at your grades from 9th grade, all the way to senior year. - you might be surprised to learn that many experts recommend starting far earlier. for more on this, we turn to jason ma. families hire him as a college prep coach. and he's also the ceo of the company, three-eq. - hi. thanks for inviting me. - you like to quote a saying by ucla coach, john wooden that, "failure to prepare is preparing to fail." - well, i think when you look at successful people, the first thing that i would try to figure out is how did they prepare in order to become successful. so really most of the work is really in the p

. >> the new evidence suggesting that amelia earhart may not have been killed in a plane crash. >>> and a pipeline explosion in the south. and that could affect gas prices in the north. >>> and trick or treating on a plane that just left boston. how one dad made sure his little girl was able to things from me - just like i've learned a lot from her. mom helps with homework... she helped dad start his business... and she even fought to put bad guys in jail. now, mom helps make laws that help people - especially when they need it most. i'm really proud of her. and she's taught me that with hard work - i can do... anything. kelly: i'm kelly ayotte, kate: and i'm kate. kelly & kate: and we approved this message. or granted that our kids would go to great public schools. but some kids aren't so lucky. where they live, they don't go to a great school, and they have no choice. imagine if your kids were trapped in a failing school. public charter schools give parents a choice and are a pathway to success for these kids. if you like your school, question 2 won't affect you. but question 2 will c

. >> thank you amelia. >>> there is a lesson to be learned from tragedy. at least that's the hope of the colorado staol of their troopers, cody donohue, killed by a driver on friday. the driver, 41-year-old gomez ruiz is charged with careless driving resulting in death. jessica, there is such a somber but important message every driver out there today. >> right. if you think about the situation find themselves in the situation if not paying tension on the roads. just a reminder to move over if you see a first responder on the side of the road. you can come across a situation like this and put a law enforcement official at risks. the suspect, 41-year-old gomez ruiz charged with careless driving resulting in death and failure to yield right of way. he was driving a commercial when he hit and killed trooper donohue he did stay at the scene, was eventually arrested aors as short time after t?rooper the next day on saturday. we're still waiting to see whe l make his first court appearance. csp lost three troopers in 18 three standing outside their vehicles inve

as amelia reports, the earlier you start to prepare, the better your chances. - when do you think students should start preparing for college? - i believe early on, 9th, 10th grade is the best place to start. because you've already started taking your psats, that's preparation for your sats, starting in your 11th grade year. and if you start during your 11th grade year, it's definitely hectic. - um. probably, like when you first get to high school. - well i think once you start high school you should start preparing for college. because you have, your grades will count and the colleges will look at your grades from 9th grade, all the way to senior year. - you might be surprised to learn that many experts recommend starting far earlier. for more on this, we turn to jason ma. families hire him as a college prep coach. and he's also the ceo of the company, three-eq. hi! - hi. thanks for inviting me. - you like to quote a saying by ucla coach, john wooden that, "failure to prepare is preparing to fail." - well, i think when you look at successful people, the first thing that i would try to fig

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new evidence that could prove amelia earhart died as a castaway for the evidences supports the theory that she didn't die in a plane crash but as a castaway on an island. transmission where her plan -- plane landed safely, and partial skeletal remains found in 1940 could belong to amelia earhart. researchers were studying the files and they determine the bones are consistent with a female of ehrhardt tie. >>> a hollywood shocker. johnny depp is taking rally to wizard world. he is going to make a secret appearance in the new film fantastic beast and where to find them. he makes a cameo in the first film but will have a bigger in case you are familiar, fantastic beast and where to find them is set 60 years earlier than harry potter. they are expected to be five films in the franchise and fantastic beach is out november 18. >>> this is cool video. 17,000 turtles have been released into the amazon. the turtles on the verge of extinction and they have been protected so this is a good sign they may be able to get off the list. officials hope this will allow them to reproduce in the natural

. >> people think dementia is a normal part of >> reporter: amelia with the alzheimer's association says this exercise during this time of year is important because family members might notice subtle indications of demerna. >> some people-- dementia. >> some people haven't been together since last year, and they will see signs much more starkly than folks who are with someone every day. >> that creates awareness, sensitivity, really why i wanted to do it was to understand a little bit more what she is >> i don't know what i am supposed to do. >> reporter: walking in their shoes. >> every person has a different reaction, there is no two alike. >> reporter: for just 8 minutes. for next y am nelson-- i am nelson garcia. >> the alzheimer's association believes all first responders, medical personnel and care givers should experience this to understand the growing medical problem. >>> meteorologist danielle, we are looking at a dees-- danielle grant, we are lookinecent ksgiving. havanother storm system on the this will be so fast, remainding of have wte advisories posted forhe too. >>> in thi

>>> gracia as s a ti gracias a >>> bravo quedaste hermosa sonia, gracias amelia, roco y sonia lucy cÉs preciosa vamos a una pausa comercial no se muevan porque en seguida analizamos el lenguaje corporal de obama y donald trump durante su encuentro en la casa blanca aqÍi lo veremos en "un nuevo dÍa" que vuelve contigo. ( ♪ mÚsica♪) ♪) los clientes estan listos para daniel pero está muy arrugado todo el negocio depende de el. que va a hacer para desarrugarse? si hubiera usado bounce para secar no estuviera arrugado, siempre ganará! "un nuevo dÍa" ♪ >>> amigos de "un nuevo dÍa" los ojos del mundo se enfocaron ayer en la casa blanca, donde el presidente, barack obama recibÓo por primera vez al presidente electo donald trump. en lo que pareciÓ ser un encuentro cordial, ambos se comprometieron a poner las diferencias a un lado para trabajar juntos en favor del futuro de la naciÓn. >>> me parece muy bien >>> sin embargo, los expertos en lenjuage corporal aseguran que las imÁgenes revelan cierto aire de tensiÓn en el ambiente es lÓgico >>> oye >>> tiene que haber tensiÓn

all right, amelia, thank you. meteorologist marty cogl it's a chilly morning out there. >> it is. you may hear sky 9 in the background. it's over the building here. sun getting ready to come up here along the continental divide, snow guns going the second day of being open for the season at loveland ski area. it is cool, well below freezing over the front range. northeastern plains and spreading through the mountains. a lot of us dropped down into the 20s here early this a bit more typical this time of year. but with some sun we will slowly warm up. it's not going to be as quick of a warmup as we had the last few days. we end up in the upper 50s with a few high clouds drifting in for the afternoon. 9 cares colorado shares comes up tomorrow morning. look for temperatures in the low 30s around here during the morning. the afternoon in the 60s. a great day to get out and about and say hi to everybody. we have five locations for you around the metro area. come and visit us those. we would be happy to see you. remember, it's not just nonperishable foods. we also take coats, clothing, t

mark segraves, news 4. >> amazing the history that we >>> all right, amelia. so we're all bracing for this weekend. or the latter half of the weekend. >> oh, my gosh. sunday is going to feel like 30s by the evening, it will feel like we're in the 20s. the coldest it's been since early april. but until we get to sunday, really nice. friday, 70 for a high. so a nice finish to the workweek. that's your first weather headline. then there you see it, cold and windy on sunday. looking ahead to thanksgiving which is next week, i can't some light showers around. otherwise plenty of clouds. i'll make sure to point it out on the ten-day forecast. currently we're in the 50s for the most part. 59 right now in washington. skies clear overnight. we fall into the 40s tomorrow morning. overall the weather having a low impact on your thursday. outdoor exercise, perfect for this time of year. recess for the kids, definitely outdoors. make sure they have the fall jacket. the commute, really only worried about the sun glare tomorrow. after-school activities, great fall weather fo