routes. this is fox 5 local news at 10:00. right now at 10:00, a fox 5 exclusive >> after like this is the norm to them. they been doing this, they will keep doing >> police accused of profiling in a certain neighborhood. a funeral home accused of taking advantage of families mourning the loss of their loved

ones. live with what a new lawsuit is revealing tonight. >> cbs morning show host charlie rose was suspended from hes job following accumulations of sexual harassment. the major impact a new law could have on maryland's craft beer industry. and these famous turkeys arrived in dc for their presidential pardon. the news at 10:00 starts now. > . dc's attorney general filed a lawsuit against a local funeral home accusing them of operating without a license and charging grieving families for services they never got. cori coffin has been working this story, cori, what have you learned. >> reporter: we know multiple families are still trying to get the money back from the austin roysster funeral home as well as paperwork. we've tried reaching out to anyone operating the funeral home. they're not answering as of tonight and we've tried to find out more from the officials who

gotten no response so far. let me give you a look at some paperwork filed. now, in this case, in one of these cases with this lawsuit, if the funeral home is accused of pocketing $47,000 of one deceased man's life insurance put payout. they 11 the chief operating officer, ja mel roysster advised them to sign over his $53,000 life insurance policy in order to pay for a funeral that cost less than $6,000. he said that roysster assured him she'd be paying the rest of that back to him. that's $47,000. several months calls, text messages and even two cross country trips later, haze only got a bounced check back. in another case, gregory said she requested her deceased grandmother be properly cleansed and prepared by muslim women as addicted by muslim tradition. gregory alleges that roysster

empty bombed her grandmother without permission, and when she learned her death certificate was still not a month later, he told her not to worry because her grandmother was still in the freezer, end quote. this is just two cases of many sided in this 118 page lawsuit that we've got today. now, it talks about conversations between the victims and roysster where they accused her of giving excuse after excuse not to give the money back, we've tried to reach out to roysster, called her. her phone has been disconnected and no one was at her home tonight. we're still waiting to hear back. if anybody believes that they may have been a victim of the austin royster funeral home, you're urged to call the district attorney general's office. and that's the number that you see on your screen, that's the 202-442-9828 number. we'll have all this information on our website as well. fox5dc.com. live in

cori coffin, fox 5 local news. developing, a bus driver an bus for fairfax county public schools are accused of assaulting a 11 yard who as autism on a school bus. they believe edmund bailey and james duffy assaulted him twice in one week. both are charged with assault and battery. the aide resigned and the bus driver is anne administrative leave. a former uber driver is accused of sexually assaulting a woman in his car at american university. he's charged with fire department sexual abuse. today, we learned he was permanently removed from providing uber rides in 2015 but uber won't say why. the victim said he picked her up in the dupont circle and sexual assaulted her before she got out at american university. it's an issue that has hit communities nationwide, police profiing people based on the color of their skin. some neighbors

accusing the dc police department of profiing them >> one was so fed up, he recordeded it, then questioned the officer's motives, evan lambert joins us with the latest. >> reporter: and the officers they were actually talking with that man who contacted us through an open wind, they never got out of their cars. he said that they came out of nowhere started asking him if he had guns, he said he feels like he's being racially profile d. i want to show you the video and the exchange between the officer and the man who recorded the video >> everything good >> everything good with you all? i'm good. >> ok. >> you don't go not gun. >> you all got the guns. >> i didn't catch that. >> i said you all have the guns. ? i do but i want to you have >> i don't consent to any search or anything. i'm good. >>

>> you see i don't have anything good. >> doesn't really count. >> have a great night >> do you all do that to white people? >> have a good night. >> i didn't think so. >> the man who shot the video doesn't want to be identified but he tells us he was walking home on atlantic southwest and mlk junior avenue in ward eight when the officer came out of nowhere and pulled alongside him. he said he feels he wasn't stopped for any other reason than the fact that he's a you don't know black male and he calls it harassment. he said this happens to people in his neighborhood all the time. police stopping and questioning people about guns without any reason to believe that they have them. >> to me, i feel like this is what -- this is the norm to him. they been doing this, they will keep doing it and it will not change. i feel offended because what

gun on me other than me walking and being black. >> reporter: now, we asked dc police to respond to this video, and asked if this stop and others leak it are appropriate. they wouldn't answer those questions. they also wouldn't say if the officers wrote a report about that stop in the video or if they had a valid reason to stop the man in the first place. here's what they did say in a statement to us. quote, npd is committed to removing illegal firearms from our community. if anyone believes that there's an treated inappropriately by an npd officer, we urge them to file a complaint with npd or the office of police complaints so the matter can be fully investigated. and just to be fair, we should note that records of those complaints against police officers are not released to the public. so we've been trying for last few days to get an interview with council member tray white. he said he didn't have time to talk with us about it but he said

e-mailed chief peter newsham about that village neither one told us what they discussed. live in northwest, evan lambert fox 5 local news. the search continues tonight for the gunman who shot and killed a baltimore police detective. shawn suiter was shot last wednesday, he died of his injuries the following day. police locked down the neighborhood after he was shot to find the gunman. the aclu and others said the police tactics went too far. today, the police department defended its decision. >> i would much rather endure predicted criticisms from the aclu and others about that decision than endure a conversation with detective suiter's wife about why we didn't do everything we possibly could do to recover evidence and identify the person who murdered her husband, a baltimore police officer. >> as we said, the shooter still out there. investigators say thenl

from the crime scene came from th officer's service weapon.pthf more than $200,000 for information that leads to an arrest. dc police hope this new video released tonight will help identify a pair of the car thieves. investigators say they held up a man saturday morning on kennelworth avenue in northeast. the victim was parked at a gas station when the men approached. investigators say they pointed guns at the driver and told him to get out of his car. then, they stole his belongings. the men jumped into his suv and drove off. the driver was not hurt. developing tonight, veteran talk show hottest charlie rose is now the latest high profile personality to face sexual misconduct accusations. marina marraco is in the newsroom with the details. >> the 75-year-old journalist has been sidelined from his job, charlie rose who serves as co host of

a 60 minutes correspond has been suspended by cbs, he's also been suspended as main anchor of the charlie rose rose show which airs on pbs, no timeline given for the suspensions, following allegations of sexual misconduct first reported today by the "washington post." eight women tell the post rose himself exposed himself to them groped them and made other unwanted sexual advances. the post office reports the women worked for charlie rose, inc., which produced the charlie rose show on pbs and cbs saying they have not records of sexual harassment claims against rose and since the news broke, pbs halted production and distribution of the show. tonight, rose apologized for his, quote, inappropriate behavior. tweeting in part, i'm greatly embarrassed. i have behavedin sensitively at times and i accept responsibility for that. i do not believe that all of these allegations are

i always felt i was pursuing shared feelings even though i now realize i was mistaken. tonight one of the reporters of the "washington post" article, which first exposed these allegations had since said that since the story broke, quote, my in box is already flooded with women who have similar disturbing accounts with charlie rose. tony? a second woman is now accusing democratic senator al franken of touching her inappropriately and she said it happened since he tooks office, lindsay menz told cnn he grab heard bottom as they pased for a picture. she said the interaction made her feel quote gross, franken released a statement that is he he didn't recall meeting her but felt badly how she felt following the interaction. the u.s. is stepping up pressure on north korea. president trump today announced the u.s.'s designating north korea as a state sponsor of terrorism. the move returns north korea to the

since 2008. it was removed to try and halt its nuclear development. rex tillerson made a rare appearance to share details about the decision. >> it's really just the latest step in a series of, as you can see ongoing steps to increase the pressure, i call it the peaceful pressure campaign, the president calls it the maximum pressure campaign. so there's no confusion, they're one in the same. and i think this is to hold north korea accountable for a number of actions they've taken over the last several months, last year or so. >> north korea joins iran, see dan and syria. the treasure department is expected to announce new sanctions on north korea tomorrow. the congressional black caucus is taking aim at the fbi. at issue, a recently unclassified report they say labels black political activities group as dangerous

domestic terrorists that pose actual threats to law enforcement. report expresses concern that police officers will be arcticed in response to polices killings of black men. during a hearing last week, congress woman karen bass grilled jeff sessions over whether the fbi is smearing the reputations of civil rights demonstrators. >> we're people who are rightfully protesting what they consider to be an an injustice in their community are being targeted and labeled as extremists and going threw periods of surveillance and harassment. >> it will be interesting to see the conclusions of that report. but i'm aware that there are groups that do have an extraordinary commitment to their racial identity, and some have transform

activists >> it says it's not only flawed but reports to the 1950s and 60's injured jay edgar hoover >> it's a test when it comes to treating children and concussions. it may help you determine how long the symptoms will last. could it be a game changer for maryland's craft beer industry? how new legislation could impact the industry's brother. first, hi, sue >> i'll drink to that and to the forecast we have to this holiday weekend. looks like things will be pretty quiet but i will say this. tonight we got a lot of places that are tanking in the temperature department. lots of low 30's around. how about we talk about tuesday let you know what to expect after the break, and give you a sneak peak at that holiday forecast as well. we'll be right back. we'll be right back.

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you ask a lot of folks and they will tell you it is getting more difficult to find acceptable child care, researchers question more than 300 parents across the country with at least one child between the ages of one and five. 62% said they had trouble finding day care that met their standards, only about half felt confident they could determine if a facility because safe and healthy. if your child suffer as concussion, their saliva could help determine how long symptoms will last. a recent experimental test that measures fragments of material and saliva was fitzgeraldly 90% accurate in identifying children's whose concussion symptoms lasted at least one month. if this test pans out a presumption could simply swab a sample of saliva, send it to the lab and notify your family the next day. craft beers, you know, they're becoming increasingly popular. and the business continues to grow. but some brewers say the laws in maryland have not kept up with the times. maryland's comptroer

he's supporting legislation to reform and moderatize the industry. earlier on fox 5 news at 6:00 we talked with one brewer who supports the changes >> it will be more fair for us to compete. we're self distribution at 4,000 barrels per year, forced to join a distributor after that but if we can choose when the right time and who the right distributor for us is of course it makes it easier to compete >> the beer industry currently generates about $800 million a year in maryland. if the proposed legislation goes through, state officials estimate the beer industry would grow into the billions. that's a lot of money. that's a lot of beer. it is also hollywood travel week, folks will be hitting the road and coming in town, a lot of folks want to know what will it be like >> sue palka got all the answers. sue >> hey there, tony and shawn and i in

answers, for the most part, for travelers and even locally this will be a pretty easy holiday week. we do have a couple of chances for showers, and some of that will be around tomorrow night at about this time. but how convenient most people aren't on the road at that point. i'll tell if you you're on road tonight or just noticing the chill in your house, it is cold tonight. we've down to 33 manassas and culpeper. cumberland 32, frederick 34, dc 43. temperatures may rebound a little bit later tonight. but it will still be quite chilly for kids at the bus stop tomorrow morning. but bonus, 55 to 60 after school. so kind of mild, warmer than today, which was only 53. and a bit of a noticeable breeze as well. i mentioned there could be showers, all day long i think sunshine to partly cloudy skies. but about 11:00 tomorrow night, we may see a weak frontal boundary getting closer, and that could spread a few showers in the overnight hours. tuesday night into early wednesday morning. looks like they will fly along pretty quickly and we're right

i promised you a sneak preview of thanksgiving, looks like it will be mild and chillier as we head on into wednesday and thanksgiving day. 48 degrees. which probably promotes everybody staying inside, which they'd be doing anyway, around a table or in front of a television or running a hot oven. maybe you won't notice. we'll focus on national travel coming up in a little bit. shawn? >> thank you, sue. president trump will carry on the time honored tradition at the white house, he will pardon these two turkeys ahead of thanksgiving. these 20 week old birds are spending night at the willard hotel in northwest dc. we spoke with the chairman of the national turkey federation about the longstanding tradition >> this is the 70th anniversary of this ceremony at the white house. is that right? >> it is. it's a great celebration. and it's time to kick off the thanksgiving holiday. and all the blessings we have as americans. so it s

pardon was in 1989 by president bush. >> the turkeys name wish bone and drum stick will be pardoned tomorrow and live out their days at virginia tech. here's a silly thing about that. they bring in turkeys. they pardon them. they go live a nice life life. they do have turkey for dinner, but not those >> here's my thing, why are they both boys? i asked that question earlier? >> i don't know. >> why isn't a turkey a girl and another a boy? they're both boys >> that's above my pay scale. i don't know. >> that's all i want to know. if you don't aliens exist it may be time to reconsider, why he believes an out of this world encounter is on its way. >> are there no girl turkeys >> tony, yes, there have to be, they just didn't bring any in for this. >> ok. >> i have

all right? >> the crew is talking turkey, maybe they will get to the bottom. we'll talk about common myths surrounding prepping and serving, do restaurants menus calorie counters make a difference? and kevin mccarthy sits down with jeff daniels. trump campaign contact >> this is shameful, there's a serious sexual harassment problem in congress. >> it's three college basketball players who were arrested for allegedly shoplifting in china. >> they're back home. it's a water bottle. that stole the show.

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veteran journalist charlie rose >> marina marraco joins us from the newsroom with the story, >> charlie rose has been suspended from his role as anchor on cbs and pbs. follows allegations of sexual misconduct first reported today by the "washington post." eight women tell the post rose exposed himself to them. groped them and made other unwanted sexual advances, since the news broke, pbs halted production and distribution of his show and tonight, rose apologized via twitter for his quote, inappropriate behavior. >> a second woman accusing democratic senator al franken of touching her inappropriately and she said the incident happened since he took office. the woman's name is lindsay mens and she told cnn the senator grabbed her rear end as they pased at the state fair in 2010. she described it as gross, franken released is a statement saying he didn't recall meeting her but felt badly how she felt following the interaction. the u.s. is stepping up pressure on nor

president trump announce, the u.s. is designating north korea as a state sponsor of terrorism, it puts north korea back on a his will for the first time since 2008, he was removed to try and stop its nuclear development. a dc elementary school teacher is fighting to for her life after her home caught fire. family said cheryl morning was burned so badly she wasn't expected to survive but she's denying odds. lindsay watts live on eastern avenue tonight. lindsay? >> families said shirley more than walking doing laundry when the lint trap in her drier ignited and caught her on fire as well. this was two sundays ago and you can see the shape of this home all of the ruins outside. morning was in the basement when this was happening, she called upstairs to her mother to warn her about the fire. the mother ended up scrapping through the front door over there. morning tried to get out o

side door but you can see those bars, they require a key to get out so morning was locked in. she ended up being rescued through a different door. but by then, family said she had first and second degree burns over 75% of her body. we talked with two of her brothers, one of who is a captain with dc fire and dms >> they gave her a 1% chance she would make it >> when i first saw her, i couldn't believe it was her, it was just heartbreaking, you know, to walk in the room and see my sister like that >> she was not expected to make it through day one but it's date eight. >> reporter: morning remains in a medically induce coma but improving. her lungs are starting to work on her own. her students made these signs for her hospital room, and her family has seen 18 more supplement through a gofundme page that's raised over $20,000 for medical

morning and for her mother, who was also injured just not as badlily. so this family has seen a lot of support. but if you can believe it. some people have decided to take from them in this horrible time. the brothers say that loots continued to hit the home, refuge itching through the savage, looking for metal, presumable told sell and over here they put up bars on this door to stop people from going inside. someone actually pried off those bars and family says the door has been kicked in night after night. and items taken from inside the home as well. >> it's hard to swallow. but that stuff, i don't care, you know, much about that stuff. i care about, you know, the two valuable things that i got out of this place, my mother and my sister >> captain jonathan street is a paramedic with dc fire and

dms, he told us what helped his mother was a smoke alarm with a light and that guided her out of the house and he's stressing the importance of having smoke alarms, we're little in capitol heights, lindsay watts. fox 5 local news. a former uber driver is accused of sexual assaulting a woman in his car on the campus of american university. 36-year-old is charged with fire department sexual abuse. today, we learned he was permanently removed from providing rides in 2015, uber won't say why, the victim said the driver picked her up in the dupont circle area, attacked her. >> when the vehicle and the suspect driving the vehicle got to the 4300 block of massachusetts avenue northwest, he ordered the vehicle to exit the vehicle and proceeded to sexual assault her. >> the public safety office

tips, they say it's important to verify the id of the driver and car, you should share details about your ride with family and friends and it is best to travel in groups. new details about an emergency landing in st. mary's could you not skyfox was over the screen when the piper aircraft in leonardtown. 4:30 this afternoon, the pilot said the landing gear was stuck. the pilot managed to land the plane safely. he wasn't hurt but the faa is now investigating. a new course of action in for afghanistan. the top u.s. general in afghanistan said the military targeted taliban drug labs for the first time. the strikes are the first offense under a new strategy aimed at cutting off taliban funding. the department released this dramatic fooge

hours >> the drug enforcement agency would estimate there's anywhere between four and 500 drug labs active at any given time. so last night, we took about ten of those off the battlefield in one night. this again, hits the enemy where it hurts. which is their financial apparatus. general nicholson said it generated an estimated $200 million a year from pop mes and opioid >> they said the cost is more than $5 hundred billion. that's according to an analysis by the counsel of economic advisors. that figure is more than six times larger than the most recent estimate of 78 and a half billion most of the increase comes from healthcare criminal justice spending and lost productivity. the president recently announced an advertising campaign to combat what he calls the worst drug crisis in the nation's history but did not

new federal funds towards the effort. at&t and proposed merger with time warner is on hold. the justice department blockedly the deal. at&t said it may challenge that decision in court. the company want to find out if the move is political motivated because president trump has been a frequent critic of cnn. earlier today, amazon sound service will indicator to the ciar and other intelligence agencies, it will held software and data classified at the secret level below top secret. amazon has operated a secret cloud since 2014 and today's announcement is just an extension of that program. so i think amazon has officially infiltrated everything in our society. next at 10:30 act crowd

gathered to cheer the implosion of the georgia dome >> but there was one man not happy because of this. wait until you hear the reaction of a camera man when that bus just, the worst possible timing ruins his view. back after this. back after this. . shoppers are planning to spend an average of four to 27 bucks between thanksgiving and cyber monday, the study said that's seven % more than last year, if you plan on having stuff delivered, be careful, because it is a the season to be stealing, xfinity home reporting nearly a third of all americans have had a holiday package stolen from right outside their home. and just in time for turkey day, dyson foods announcing it will build a new poultry plant in tennessee. it's expected to cost $300 million and create more than 1500 jobs. pumpkin takes the cake when it comes to america's top thanksgiving

third surveyed by the firm dealt dental says it is their favorite. rounding out the top three are pie can and apple my and just remember, eating too much of any pie could have you rounding out too. you get round. that's business i'm neil cavuto.

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[cheers and applause] . those are the cheers and the reaction from for most people on side watching the famous georgia dome crumble today >> everybody except for one guy, a camera man from a weather channel, he was set up thought he had a great view as the countdown began, then, then this happens. >> oh -- are you -- kidding me? no. >> and then the bus got out of the way and it was gone >> just in time >> it took about 5,000 pounds of explosives to bring down the georgia dome, look, it's gone. home to the atlanta falcons 25 years and as many people have observed so

collapse involving atlanta since the super bowl >> i got a feel for the photographer, we all came to this business saying, no, this is the shot i'm set up for. >> he was not happy. >> could you blame him, no >> good advertisement >> after 11 years and a best buy tattoo, he's hanging up his tent, we'll explain why this one loyal customer or once loyal customer had a change of heart.

i've been at best buy 11 years, dedicated, even got best buy tattoo. i thought i wasn't being treated right >> one of the best buy's biggest fans says he's had it and moving on, jarvis is known for mr. black friday for

the store in phoenix. he's ending the relationship because he doesn't feel like the store appreciated him. best buy released a statement saying we'll miss jarvis and while he's lost his place me line, he hasn't lost his place in our hearts. >> he wasn't an employee though. i mean >> he used their electricity, set up a generator. >> i don't know. >> moving on. beginning to feel a lot like christmas around the white house, first lady and her son welcomed the christmas tree coming from a farm in wisconsin. the same farm provided trees to the white house in 1998 and 2003. we have a big christmas lighting coming up. >> yes, we do. and boy isn't barren tall >> growth sports, i'm happy to tell you the weather looks pretty easy, we'll have bouts of

colder air, today is not one of those years where it's cold, we warm up to about 60 in the afternoon and 60 feels good this time of year. >> it's warm >> it really is. enjoyable to make your errands a little bit of a breeze kicking up with the milder air, call things considered not a bad day, even today, preferable what we had on sunday, very cold air coming across the great lakes. brought the first snowfall to many places across western pennsylvania. and yes, even in our mountains worker he definitely had snow last night and in close by frostberg maryland picked up two inches, west virginia about an inch and a half, martinsberg, i hear you had a trace as well. yes, it won'ting long before we get our first flakeses here in dc but they're not in the card this week. here's where we hit today. 53 to 50. across the local airports, and it is pretty chilly out there tonight. got to tell you while dc is not one of the colder spots at 43. it does feel like 40

of the southwest. notice that breeze direction important because while it's still chilly tonight, a southwest breeze during the day with sunshine will warm us up. hey, manchester, you're down 33. culpeper 35. these are definitely some cold readings although we do think a bit later a bit of cloud cover may come in to cap this from falling too much farther but it's still cold enough that you'll definitely notice that in the morning, frederick your down to 34, dc 43. so for tomorrow, it is a chilly start as mentioned. i think our temperature will be about 43 in the city with a lot of sunshie by noon, 55 degrees, and by 4:0060, so really, as mentioned a pleasant afternoon especially getting on into the noon hour. so we will run you through the headlines, looks like it's an easy week weather-wise, no big travel concerns, a warmer tuesday, now, one thing i do want to say as the frontal boundary approaches, there could be showers around, but i believe they will hold off till later at night. so nothing

thanksgiving day looks dry and chilly as well. here's what's happening tomorrow. that makes it a little bit warmer. as we go through, high pressure slides off the coast and that's where the southwest wind comes me and that's mild direction, won't last because while we have a pleasant afternoon expected on tuesday with sunshine, the front that brings the showers at the leading edge of the cooler air that will be in town wednesday and thursday, let's enjoy what we have on deck. 60 degrees, dc, leonardtown about 60, annapolis, 61. manassas, quantico, 61, looks like a nice day, again, little bit of a noticeable breeze but out of a warm direction, so not doing much to give us a chill. what about timing for any showers we see tomorrow night? nothing to worry about in the morning, few clouds around in the afternoon. frontal boundary trying to generate some showers around 11:00 in the mountains, might not hold together, previous models were a little bit more aggressive runs of this particular model

but by 3:00 in the morning, shows that front able to create a little bit of moisture over on the delmarva and certainly a deck clouds coming through, maybe snow showers as you get up through the mountain area, by 8:00 a.m. back to sunshine. and a blustery day on wednesday as well as a chill in the air. so travel forecast for wednesday looking good, maybe a few flurries here there and. especially as you get up through new york state and maybe a few light showers around boston. we'll just be chilly here on wednesday. travel looking pretty easy. we wrap it up with your fox 5 accu-weather seven-day forecast. former, mild and temperatures trend down, thanksgiving day, 48, black friday shopping looks like it's pretty easy, 54, it's a great forecast for travelers, maybe a few showers around saturday night but a temperature of 60 before the showers get here. that's yet another front that will chill us off for sunday, monday of next week, only 43 degrees, next week,

colder than this week. forecast.look at your jim and sarah back to you. presently of research has been done on the learning differences between boys and girls, that's why a number of stem programs, outdoor activities and clubs are being geared towards girls >> one local woman added by creating chess girls dc through the game of chess. >> fun challenging and exciting. >> fun? creative, depth >> it's fun. >> chess girls dc is a place where girls learn to intellectually challenge the world. >> attack, attack, attack. >> when she first started playing chess, she didn't understand the game. she was one of the youngest players. she stuck with it. >> she's been since she was six. and her little sister just started who turned six >> and the queen comes to

the king. >> girls have a different energy than boys. girls like to gig el. they like to talk and share their day, i believe that natural part of a girl is hmpered when they have to share space with boys. it's amazing how girls in 2017 really believe that boys are smarter. >> i think i feel that they're beat me. >> i'm heart broke. >> yeah? >> so either she needs a little bit to be more confident because, tournaments are difficult >> it's boosting her confidence, i have seen her more serious. mor focused in a positive way >> i think it has translate i do not her studies, just being more conscious of just decision-making and the importance of just knowing, you know, your next move

king? >> chess is great equalizer. >> chess girl dc. >> good now, girls. well, this morning, fox 5 was happy to help pay it forward. our partner's eastern automotive group presented a check and chess supplies to they can stay on the right track and keep working hard in the community. by the way, the organization is always looking for volunteers. if you're interested, check out the website, chess girls dc.com. i love that. it did break my heart to hear that young girl assume that boys were smarter than her. it's amazing we're still -- mindset at 2017. hopefully we can change that. >> absolutely. every bit helps. coming up at 11:00, a local funeral home is accused of taking advantage of grieving families, some are claiming they lost thousands. we'll

and what you can do if you think you're a victim. >> keeping the crowds safe during a holiday tradition. last minute presentations underway ahead of the macy's thanksgiving day parade, we'll have the stories and more next at 11:00.

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