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((aimee hr sexually assaulted and they didn't even call me. mary bryan alleged victim's mom: my son, this is the last place he wants to be but we both know that speaking up and we believe can help make a difference for other kids.)) ((karen castro)) their team of attorneys claim ccsd violated the students' constitutional rights... as well as its own anti-bullying policies. ((allen lichtenstein attorney for alleged victims: its very clear that these kids were bullied and its very clear that school personnel knew about it and didn't do what they were obligated to do. )) ((karen castro)) could not take further action because the alleged victims never notified administrators that the bullying was on-going. ((dan polsenberg attorney for ccsd: the principal, administrator, and dean at greenspun did everything they thought they needed to do for the information that they had in hand. )) ((karen castro)) karen castro, 8 news now. ((christianne klein)) >>> instead of oral closing arguments, attorneys from both sides will submit written statements to the

lots of time to get in there and get the deals. >> aimee cho live. folks need to talk about their plans beforehand. >>> 6:33 your time. activists calling for a shopping boycott on chicago's magnificent mile on what is the busiest of the year. the group is protesting the city's refusal to have an accountability council. some folks are choosing to spend it outdoors. rei closed and encouraging americans to #optoutside and enjoy the outdoors as family and people have joined in to make opting in more attractive. they're waiving entry fees today. >>> we're getting some new reaction from d.c. mayor muriel bowser on the potential new secretary of education. president-elect donald trump nominated betsy devos, a staunch advocate of charter schools. options and that's somewhat in line with devos's approach. >> so we already have a balanced three sector approach for washington, d.c. actually, we would be happy to share that with the new secretary. >> the national teacher's union does not support devos saying she pushed a corporate agenda to privatize schools. co

aimee has a brain injury and the dog is able to sense her seizures. aimee says she is so excite today have him back him- -excited to have him back home. >>> all right, with the colder temperatures moving in, more and more people are finding themselves in the doctor's office, that includes a pretty good piece of the news room here at cbs5 and 3 tv. doctor ares are seeing more- -doctors are seeing more our immune system. it also keeps people indoors where germs can spread very quickly. so, how do you know when you need to go to the doctor? >> you start coughing up a lot of, oh, mucus, you are having trouble breathing, severe body aches, head aches. >> all right, doctors say to protect yourself, go back to the basics, wash your hands, eat healthy, drink water, and sleep six to eight hours a night. basically, listen to your >> oh, yes. >> yes. >> i had been missing some work. i don't want to say i was missing it. >> well, we were missing you. >> oh,. >> but you have been sick. >> yes, a lot of coughing with this one. >> yes, it is pretty nasty. everyone i

her dog is trained to sense he disappeared a few days ago while aimee was working in the garage. she believes that someone took her from her tempe driveway, since he is train today stay with her at all types. >> i am not supposed to leave the house without him. and i do not ever leave the house without him. i have not been able to sleep, i have not been able to eat. all i think about is just what happened to him and i just want him back. >> so sad. she filed a police report. he does have a colory and is micro chipped. if you thin please call the police. >>> japan's prime minister is visiting president elect donald trump in new york today. it is his first meeting with the foreign head of state since winning the election. he is also focusing on his inner circle, as he and his team continue to build the administration. kenneth craig has the latest. >> reporter: donald trump jr. posed with security guards at trump tower this morning, as the president elect's transition team continues its former secretary of state, henry kissinger and south carolina governor, gov. nikki haley. >> he i

aimee hairr first learned her son was being picked on by another mother whose child was in the same band class at greenspun junior high school. back in september of 2011, the mom wrote an email to administrators notifying them hairr's son had been stabbed with a pencil the news came after the alleged victim had already filed a complaint with the dean. hairr testified she made several attempts to get an adminstrator on the phone and eventually spoke to the school's assitant principal who told her she had the option of removing her son from the school. hairr testified, in the months after september, she believed the bullying had stopped because her son would tell her everything was fine at school... even though she noticed changes in his behavior. in january of 2012, her son finally confessed the bullying had not stopped and that's when she and never return. ((aimee hairr - alleged victim's mom: because my son was--- sexually assaulted and school administration knew it. they had the opportunity to make the choice, giving me a courtesy phone call but they chose not to.)) ((karen castro)) >>

kevin greenberg and aimee el pods. they've designed mini, insulated trailers. each one is about eight feet long by four feet wide... and painted to look unique.one pod costs about 300-dollars to build. phelps says it's a small price to pay to help those most in need. (aimee phelps, "art through pod") "i can't even explain how happy it makes us to go out and give these pods away to people who need it and deserve it and shouldn't be sleeping in alcoves and forgott" forgotten." so far... the "art throh fund-me.greenberg and phelps plan to keep building them as long as they can. a little girl in nebraska got in a little bit of trouble... after she called 911 ?without? an emergency.but she had good intentions.she called 9-1-1... because she wanted deputies to come to her birthday party. party.(nats of call)hellohello hello this is the 911 center you can come to my birthday 3 partycome to what? at that girl was 6-year-old justice.her mother penny was outside doing chores when she got a call from dispatch. (penny miller) "we got internet through the landline and she d

((aimee hairr alleged victim's mom: my son was sexually assaulted and they didn't even call me. mary bryan alleged victim's mom: my son, this is the last place he wants to be but we both know that speaking up and we believe can help make ((kirsten joyce)) >> their team of attorneys claim ccsd violated the students' constitutional rights... as well as its own anti-bullying policies. but the defense claims the school did investigate the claims but could not take further action because the alleged victims never told administrators that the bullying was on-going. instead of oral closing arguments, attorneys from both sides will submit written statements to the judge./// today we're asking sheriff joe lombardo questions from the viewers during morning cup of joe. you can find out if your question was chosen.. this morning between 6:30 and 7 a-m./// sherry how's the weather today? lots of people are hitting the roads and heading to the airport. ....... much cooler outside the valley as you head north to caliente and tonopah. ................ sunshine today and temps in the 60s with so

(aimee phelps, "art through pod") "i can't even explain how happy it makes us to go out and give these pods away to people who need it and deserve it and shouldn't be sleeping in alcoves and forgott" forgotten." so far...the "art through pod" project has raised 15-thousand- dollars on go-fund-me. greenberg and phelps plan to keep building them as long as o'hare airport will be the busiest in the country for the thanksgiving holiday. holiday.so far-- there haven't been ?any reports? of major problems at the airport.but officials say... travelers should prepare for long lines... and arrive at least 90 minutes early if you're flying domestic. "we are seeing an increase in the number of flyers this weekend and we're seeing an increase in the overall number of travelers up and one million from this time last year so it's a signfigant increase over last year." year." 3 3ba coming through o'hare experienced ?massive delays? at t-s-a check points.to make sure that doesn't happen again---- t-s-a added more employees and opened ?all? security checkpoints to speed up the process. in new york... t

and aimee -- >> sedaris. >> you guys are great. >> stephen: we had a lot of fun together. we're still friends. >> yeah, you hang out. that's good. >> stephen: speaking of adults that act like children. are you familiar with the number of people who compare you with pictures of your children. there is a child who has become internet famous, internet famous, looking like you. >> oh, my gosh! ( laughter ) oh, my gosh! >> stephen: are you familiar? >> no, i've never seen that one. but i like the idea of the wet lip. it looks like there's snot coming down. it looks really like, you know, very-- yeah. >> stephen: do you feel like you're looking at a well-moisturized mirror? >> yeah. it makes me hungry, the baby. >> stephen: like you're going to eept the baby? ( laughter ) >> did you ever have dim sum? >> stephen: no i don't think i why, is it like eating a baby? >> little tiny things, little dump lings. pop them in your mouth. you see! >> stephen: that's a very-- i love that. >> you see! now you know why i watch that show, that sick show. >> stephen: you know what my wife would

aimee cho. >> live at clarksburg, thank you. >> you sure are disregard molette's e-mail. she does not need another bag. >> boots. >> one of the big ticket black friday gifts, how about a new tv? i'll take it. before you go out to the store to score that new flat screen that you've been eyeing, you'll want to hear this report from news 4's consumer reporter susan hogan. >> reporter: "consumer reports" says black friday bargains have changed in recent years. >> probably the biggest trend black friday the day, it's black friday the week, the month. deals are creeping up earlier and earlier every year. >> reporter: unfortunately this shift in black friday shopping hasn't been all that good. >> one of the down sides is for consumers, it's a lot more work. because of all the online activity now you have to monitor all the different websites. >> reporter: don't think that just because something is advertised as a black friday bargain, that it's necessaril find. for example, "consumer reports" says there are sometimes better deals on tv like shopping closer to christmas or waitin

. >> reporter: aimee cho, news 4. >> thanks so much. bye-bye. >> when do you start playing christmas music on your ipod? the day after thanksgiving, early december, the week of christmas, never? here are the results so far. most of you say the day after thanksgiving. you can keep voting on our nbc washington facebook page. >>> this weather won't you of christmas. >> that may be changing soon. storm team 4 tracking another round of rain. some big temperature drops on the way. >>> i'm shomari stone here in upper marlboro, prince george's county police believe a man is barricaded inside a home. i'll show you wha sttronger is rebuilding a newborn's heart... and restoring a father's faith. stronger is being a typical kid... despite a rare disorder. stronger is seeking answers we want them to grow up stronger. with your support, we can find more answers faster. >>> i'm shomari stone here in upper marlboro, prince george's county police believe a man is barricaded inside a single family home. you look right over there, you can see, i'm here at

just one other thing, the very beautiful woman at the bottom, aimee, was wearing a very early christianior gown but before he had his own label. he worked at the time for others. the other thing that changed in paris in 1939 at the outbreak of war was that the french were terrified it would be a chemical attack, i guess attack. so everyone had gas masks and the designers quickly caught on and be very expensive luxurious cylindrical shaped bags to hold the gas masks in. and you can see one of them here. and just as an indication of a terribly fashionable they were, in latin america where there was no war and no threat of war, these cylindrical bags became absolutely -- every woman wanted to be as fashionable as her parisiennes sisters. the other pictures interesting because the shops build shelters very quickly. but look at that woman's some stockings. because if parisiennes women could wear trousers, they had to find a stockings. just was not acceptable to go out barelegged. so coarse silk stockings ran a racing incident and were mashed which could be mended a few time. window something

[applause] >> aimee allison that is ourfrom guest. becoming nicole. who is nicole? >> the call was bored and identical twin boys in 1997, board and given the name wyatt. this is a child from the age of 22 and a half identified as a girl. when i say it identified as a girl, didn't say to her parents i think i'm a girl, said when do i get to be a girl? when do i get to look like a girl, believe she was a girl into middle-class ordinary parents living in the state of maine needed to figure out what >>at was about. >> how did they figure it out? did they? a day. these twins were adopted at earth. kelley knew there were two things that were most importantt to her as a mother. make sure her children were safe and happy. she knew she could control the space-bar. you have to understand the happy part because she also knew this child was unhappy when she didn't get to play with the toys that she wanted or a father who was conservative, republican, better written, you know, was really an sure about to this child was and resisted it. and so she did very early, when a lot of us