shetch says, "the dollywood foundation will -- she says, "the dollywood foundation will the families who lost their homes in the fires for six months moll they can get back on their feet -- months until they can get back on their feet." >>> frontier denver flight from denver to miami began tonight. passengers will have about an eight hour layover there and get into cuba around 5 p.m. commercial flights are resuming after 50 years. american airlines made the first trip earlier this week. frontier plans to run daily >>> we could see snow in the metro area on friday. it's not the first snowfall, but it's still a good time for a winter driving refresher. 9news reporter dan grossman found some new things to pay attention to this year. those of you who have been driving in colorado for years shared your advice and know- how, too. >> reporter: let me guess. you've probably see this story before. >> we can't have enough reminders. >> reporter: and you've probably listened to driving instructors talk about ho >> when it's sloppy, you do not have control. >> reporter: no, really. but before yo

. >>> the dollywood foundation is giving financial assistance to tennessee residents who lost their home in those deadly wildfires. >> we want to make sure that the dollywood foundation provides $1,000 a month to all those families that have lost their homes in t get back up on their feet. >> brian: seven people have died in the wildfires which destroyed hundreds of homes, businesses, resorts, many in the gatlinburg area. the superintendent of the great smoky mountains national park says the wildfires were likely caused by humans. >>> well this bear rescued from the gatlinburg wildfires won't let his rescuer out of his sight. how about this. it was clear from the bear hugs he was giving the man this have been rescued from the fire. how cute is that. >> tia: very understandable when you look at the damage done. right? well, still to come right here on cleveland 19 news, it seems drivers have a tough time finding an auto repair shop they can trust. we are getting answers on how to find a trust worthy mechanic. >> brian: hard to do. and a health alert for women, a high protein diet could be

the dollywood foundation will donate $1,000 a month to each of the families who lost their homes in the fires for six months. >> i know time for my people, and this assistance will help. beginning friday you can join our efforts to recover from these deadly fires by visiting the dollywoodfoundation.org. >> the dollywood foundation is expecting those donations to contribute to the fund. you can find that link on our wtsp app and wtsp.com. >>> a huge effort to turn around a tampa neighborhood went up in flames. winston park rec center? the fire was early this morning, but tonight investigators still do not know the answer to that question, what caused it. despite dozens of firefighters working to stop this, look at the flames right there, the fire destroyed the building. you can see the devastation. and listen to this. crews were in the middle of a multi-million dollar renovation to the rec center. it was funded in part by tampa bay lightning owner jeff this community. >> this park right here, this is the heartbeat of our community. everybody that has lived here has been to this park. eve

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we want to make sure the dollywood foundation provides $1,000 a month to all those families who lost their homes in the fires. >> denise: anyone who wants to contribute to that effort can do so on the company's web site. slamming the carolinas overnight, a series of violent storms ripping through the south. heavy wind brought down trees, snapped power lines and closed roads in south carolina. at least five people and dozens more are hurt. mark strassman is in rosalie, alabama where locals are learning the extent of the destruction. >> so much needs to be done, i don't know where to start. >> reporter: connor hughes like many in jackson county return to struggling to scrape up the essentials of life. >> i am trying to collect some bowls and stuff to get something to drink. >> reporter: hundreds of structures were leveled and thousands of people are without power. jim smith lost his business when the twister hit. >> my business is gone. it's no big deal. i will get it all together and restart. >> it is coming right at us. >> reporter: you can see the path of destruction and ruin. the s

the dollywood foundation has pledged to donate one thousand dollars a month to the victim's over the next six months. that announcment came late wednesday night. co-owner, dolly parton, said "i have always believed that charity begins at home. that's why i've asked my dollywood companies ... to help me establish the 'my people fund.'" just to let you know, you have just 24 days left to get all that christmas shopping done. so...you're probably used to seeing a lot of people out at the stores... but not a beaver! this guy was walking the aisles of a dollar store in he went through rolls of gift wrap and tree lights before someone called the police. animal control did remove the beaver from the store and took it to a wildlife rehabilitation center. tease traffic and weather it's a really for a lot of people, but there is a grinch that is trying to steal christmas. hear from the man who had his christmas decorations stolen just weeks before the christmas holiday. you may have seen the pictures on your facebook feed: a squirrel with hats or even little props. this morning we're hearing f

((to recover, we want to make sure that the dollywood foundation provides $1000 a month to all those families that lost their homes in the fires until they get back up on their feet.)) ((demetria obilor)) >> the tennessee fire is the single deadliest u.s. near prescott, arizona. investigators are now saying that the fire may have been caused by 'human activity.'/// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> president-elect donald trump holds more meetings at trump tower in new york today as he continues to fill out his administration. at his a rally in ohio last nightmister trump announced plans to nominate retired marine general james mattis for defense secretary roxana saberi has the latest from new york. her up president-elect donald trump kicked off his 'thank you' in ohio last night...emphasizing his victory over hillary clinton (trump) we won in a landslide, that was a landslide in cincinnati...the crowd was mostly silent as mister trump addressed lingering divisions... (trump) we're going to come together, we have no choice. we have to and it's better." -nats- ...but became fired up when he unveil

have rescued three people who were positive news for a change.in addition, dolly parton's dollywood foundation is offering one-thousand dollars a month for six months to familes who've lost their homes. a change to federal overtime rules that was supposed to go into effect today has ben put on hold.cbs 2 news reporter joe who need help who lost their homes. >>> cbs 2news reporter explains what it employers. >> the change in federal overtime raises the threshold to $46,000 but that change is in limbo. a federal judge in texas granted a temporary injunction blocking the change as part of two lawsuits. the increase would raise the 4.2 million. to manage the increase, employers have to pay the over time, and raise salaries above the threshold. employers have already made changes to the payrolls. >> many employers felt a sense of relief that it was blocked, for those who made the changes, especially if they had increased the employees salaries overtime, difficult to reverse that. >> today the department of labor filed an appeal against the injunction, but the ultimate fate of the change still depen

she is establishing my people fund and using the dollywood foundation. she will provide $1,000 assistance a month for families. she believes charity begins at home. >> we want to provide a hand up to the families who have lost everything in the fires. to recover, we want to make sure the dollywood foundation offers $1,000 a month to all of those families. >> to help her efforts, go to the dollywoodfoundation.org. >> i did an interview with her. she is an amazing woman. she is 1 of 12 kids. her family works at dollywood. her nieces and nephews all live and work in the area. it is close to home for her literally and figuratively. good for her. >>> at least five people are dead. dons hurt after severe storms tore through the south. tornadoes, including this one in alabama, where three people were killed. people going through the belongi belongings. a couple killed in tennessee in polk county. you see trees down and neighborhoods flatted. >>> the rain is intense in the south. in memphis, some of the heaviest rain. i flew from atlanta. a tornado warning a cou

she established the my people fund there -- through the dollywood foundation and look what they plan to do. it's awesome. >> we want to provide a hand-up to all of those families that have lost everything in the fires, and to recover, we want to make sure that the dollywood foundation provides $1,000 a month to all of those families that have lost their homes in the fires, until they get back up on their feet. >> hmm. >> you have to be a fan. right? >> yeah. >> of dolly. do you know her at all? >> no. i did meet her, saw her play live. she's incredible. >> i've known her 30 years and you'll never meet a better human being. you never will. got bless you, dolly, for all of do. should i have ryan deliver it or do you want me to -- a cold read, mr. actor? >> okay. here we go. >> okay. >> one night a couple was sitting down for dinner together, and the man asked his wife, what would you do if i won the lottery? okay? >> uh-huh. >> and his wife immediately responded, take half and leave your butt. >> ah? >> it's not over -- the man replied -- >> the man replied. >> took me a moment, but --

"we want to make sure that the dollywood foundation provides $1000 a month to all those families that have lost their homes until they get back up on president obama has also reached out to the governor and we are told federal assistance is also on the way.. this as search and rescue for the people still missing.. continue today. eh, abc news, ny. friday will yield stronger winds gusting between 30 and 35 mph with sustained winds around 20 mph from the north. we keep to sunny skies and highs just below 55 degrees for most locations. a wind advisory is in effect winds will die off slightly but remain breezy on saturday. highs will start to increase into the upper 50s saturday and then near 60 on sunday. the sun will remain out through the weekend making it a near perfect weekend in december. things are in the air for next week. the two long range models are indecisive about the temperatures dropping into the work week with the american model keeping things near average o drastically cooling things off. as of now we will cut the difference and keep highs into the mid to lower 50s but th

the dollywood foundation is giving financial assistance to tennessee residents who lost their homes in the deadly wildfires from this week. dolly parton raised in the great smoky mountains says she believes charity begins at home. >> now, i have always believed that charity begins at home. and that's why i have asked my dollywood companies, including the dollywood theme parj park, my dinner theater atrarx, lumberjack adventure, plus my foundation, to help me establish a my people's fund. now, we want to provide a hand-up to all those families that have lost everything in the fires. and to recover, we want to make sure that the dollywood foundation provides a thousand dollars a month to all those families that have lost their homes in the fires until they get back up on their feet. >> nancy: nice sentiment there from dolly parton. >> kris: also tha to help out can go to her foundation's web site and make donations as well to contribute. >> nancy: absolutely. locally, in new england, the weather has improved quite a bit since this morning. >> kris: it has. rain has moved out. wren, i kno

provide a handup to all those families that have love and to recover, we want to make sure the dollywood foundation provides $1,000 a month to all those families that lost their homes in the fire, until they get back up on their feet. >> good to see her helping there. >>> and now i want to bring you to a series of tornadoes that barrelled through the southeast. the death toll now stands at five after bodies were recovered in alabama and also tennessee. look at this video, watch as rowan forms in leesburg, becoming a full-flejd fledged tornado. where are recovering, they are grateful to have made it out alive. >>> it was like we were on a rollercoaster going side-to-side on this sand right here. it was horrible. >> i feel really lucky. i feel so sorry for the people. some houses are destroyed. i still have, you know, a roof, but it's leaking, but, you know i'm lucky, i really am. >> and initial reports from the weather channel 'under the circumstances the total number ofna days to 31. >>> i want to bring you some breaking news overnight, a tacoma washington police officer has died in the line of dut

my people fund" to help out her hometown: (( (dolly parton) "we want to make sure that the dollywood foundation provides a thousand dollars a month to all those families that have lost their homes in the fires until they get back up on their feet.")) ((paul joncich)) >> fema funds should start rolling in soon too. police say the fire appears to be 'human- caused.'/// ((paul joncich)) >>> aside from those wildfires... with a blow from mother nature over the past 24 hours. as mark strassmann reports... people across four states woke up to tornado damage this morning. >>>(connor hughes) "there is so much that needs to be done that i don't know where to start" connor hughes - like many here in jackson county- has returned to what's left of his home. he's struggling to scrape up the essentials of life. (connor hughes/storm victim ) i am just trying to locate some bowls so i can get something to drink leveled and thousands of people are without power. jim smith lost his business when the twister hit. (jim smith/storm victim) my business is gone, it's no big deal. i'll uh i'll get it all together and

dollywood foundation plans to provide $1,000 a month for families who lost their homes. more than 1,300 families were displaced by the fires. >>> leading the news, can human kind be wiped out? actually it's about china. they have installed a new weapon system in the south chine sea. they were claim by several countries. the area is intersectioned by important international trade routes. the united states think tanks that analyze these satellite photos says despite their giant anti-aircraft guns in a clear seen they are prepping for a future conflict. leading the news that story we were talking about, can human kind be wiped out? because earth is due for an extension level. that's according to a social staffer a. civilization killing asteroids, like the ones believed to be responsible for don't sawyer extension happen 50 to 60 million years apart. the nasa scientist warns the planet isn't prepared he recommends building an interceptor rocket for potentially dangerous asteroids. >>> a jewel stheef at it once again. doris payne has been allegedly trying to steal a necklace.

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thousand dollars a month for the families affected by the fires to join in by donating to the dollywood foundation. "g.m.a." has more on the wild fires. >> a middle schooler in florida arrested for bringing a loaded gun to class. the 13-year-old girl pointed a gun at the classmates and chased after them but the gun jammed. the district released a situation could have been prevented if the gun was properly secured at home. >> they did an announcement and everybody should be at the library. >> the kids these days, i don't know what is going on, is it bullying or not getting along with this person or that person. >> an adult has been arrested for not properly securing the weapon. >> new this morning, a starts to choke and the 111-year-old sister saves the day. the baby was just two days old. the sister just learned cpr at the school in massachusetts and so when the mother started panic, the girl took over. >> you weren't nervous? >> a little but i stayed in the moment and tried to save her. >> now the 11-year-old says when learning about cpr and help a come in handy as she was having a new baby siste

we want to make sure the dollywood foundation provides $1000 a month to all of those families who lost their home in the fires until they get back up on their feet. ben: president obama has reached out to the governor of tennessee to ensure federal assistais people who are still missing after those fires. nichole: we wish the very best to all the people there. we have had amazing weather here. harvey: if we turn around, you will be able to see it is not really that cold until we take a bigger trip. then, it is cold. alaska, seven degrees below zero. we are ok. we are not getting back, at pretty mild stuff. start off the month of december, it is relatively mild in boston at 50 degrees. it feels chillier. you can see it is chilled out to the low 40's. that is the airport, 1000 feet up. it is kind of slow to reach ground level. we have 28 mile-per-hour gusts in boston. if you are heading to the holiday lights tonight at0, breezy. it will feel chillier than the 47 degrees. not really cold. if you cannot make it, you watch it right here on channel 5. if you look towards the great lakes, moi

. >> to recover, we want to make sure that the dollywood foundation provides $1,000 a month to all the families that lost homes in the fires until search for survivors and victims will likely be completed today. >> what caused the fire is still under investigation. officials thing it may have been caused by human activity. >>> an environmental group is offering a thousand dollars to anyone with information about what caused an oily sheen on the potomac river. the environmental protection agency is leading the investigation but the potomac river keepne they are treating the case as an environmental crime. >>> sunny and breezy today. chilly tomorrow. meteorologist melissa nord joins us with your first alert forecast looking forward to the weekend. >> it looks like it will be a mainly dry weekend, andrea, but feeling more like december. getting you in the holiday spirit. temperatures will be hovering around 50 degrees both afternoons. we are starting off the weekend on a bright note with sunshine the winds gusting about 20 to 30 miles per hour. wind gusts in gaithersburg the last hour, 28

we want to make sure the dollywood foundation provides $1000 a month to all those families that lost their homes in the fires until they get back up on their feet. >> reporter: president obama reached out to the federal assistance is on the way. this is search and rescue the people still missing continues today. >>> president-elect donald trump reaching out to those impacted by those enacted. between y thoughts and prayers are with those affected by the tragic storms and tornadoes in the southeastern united states. stay safe. >>> if your strength is trying to marine veteran to be secretary of defense. they say he has nominated leave the pentagon. he spent 44 years in the marine corps serving in afghanistan and iraq. trump an vice president elect mike pence arrived today. they said that thousand jobs from carrier had been expected to move to mexico. where they will start their i %- make you tour. >>> tense moments in jacksonville florida after multiple people were held hostage inside a bank. a swat team hostage negotiators were called to the scene is able to take the would-be robber i

. >>> the dollywood foundation saying it is ready to help heal tennessee families in a huge way. dolly parton herself promising to give thousands to the six families who lost everything in the wildfires. she's starting the my people fund to give back. more on the fire fight coming up in minutes. >>> a weather alert as we track tornados in the south. it might be dark but you can see the damage there left behind from a twister in alabama. gas pumps ripped out of the ground there. as we track the storms the line is stretching across portions of the south. through parts of georgia, south carolina, north carolina, and the storm system is actually centered farther to the north than that. and another one bringing snow right now to nevada and utah. and here's what happens as we head to friday. this thing dips down a little bit closer to us. a chance for snow to the high country. in flagstaff a chance in the some of the impacts we could see. >>> tonight kanye west out o the hospital end -- out of the hospital ending an eight-day stay. he was being treated for exhaustion. you may have hear

to recover, we want to make sure the dollywood foundation provides a thousand dollars a month to all those families that lost their homes in the fire until they get back up on tear feet. >>> good to see her helping there. now, a series of tornadoes that barrelled through the southeast. bodies were recovered in alabama look at this video in leesburg, mississippi. that's before it became a full floernlgd. many are just recovering, they are grateful to have made it out alive. >> it was like you were on a roller coaster going side-to-side on this sand right here. it was horrible. >> i feel really lucky and i feel so sorry for the people. some houses are destroyed. i still have, you know, a roof, but it's leaking, but you know i'm lucky, >> initial reports from the weather channel puts the total number of tornado in the last two days to 31. >>> i want to bring you breaking news, a tacoma police officer has died in the line of duty. the officer was shot multiple times and later died at the hospital. police say the scene is still active, the neighborhood is on lockdown. the suspect is belie

we want to make sure the dollywood foundation revised $1000 a month to all those families that have lost their homes in the fires until they get back up on their feet. elizabeth: president obama reached out to the tennessee governor and we are told scheduled assistance is on the way -- federal assistance is on the way. search efforts for people still missing continue. all the rain has moved out. kelly ann: that is actually why we are seeing temperature differences and also gusty wind moving into the area. compared to what they saw down there, nothing. this is still something we are feeling impacts from for today. when cycling to be a huge story. seeing winds gusting up to 25 to 30 miles per hour it the good news is the rainfall which is rather heavy at times last night as shifted to the north and east and is bringing a good amount of reporting up to five inches of snow already. the big question is, how is this rainfall helping with our drought monitor? the drought monitor has been measured on tuesday morning right before the heaviest of the rain pushed in. at this point it's not looking

now the dollywood foundation says it will donate $1,000 a month to those affected over the next six months. >>> fox follow-up now on those dozens of dogs, snakes, poisonous spiders all kinds of an east valley home yesterday. they are being cared for tonight. maricopa county sheriff joe arpaio says the animals were living in filthy conditions with little food or water and being raised to be sold in pet stores. fox 10's andrew hasbun has an update tonight. >>> the snakes are doing better so is the tarantula. and like most of the other reptiles the bearded dragon's conditions are improving too. >> they were severely dehydrated. we hlt bearded dragons that drank for ten to 15 minute. >> the maricopa county s office received a tip about the situation in the home near elliott and haas in mesa. and they went in to the house yesterday. in addition to all of the reptiles, they found about 35 dogs, too. >> most of them were in fairly good body condition. they were feeding. but they were very dirty, covered in feces, had significant skin problems. >> the doctor who is working with mcso to care for th

to recover want to make sure that the dollywood foundation provides $1000 a month to all those families that have lost their problems in the fire until they get back up on their feet. >> the families can apply for help as soon as tomorrow. her theme park, the theme park -- dollywood was threatened by the flames but received no damage. >>> today we are remembering those who have died. coming up, more on the memorial that was made so that the victims of aids are never forgotten. >> all he was doing was working to try to take care of his children. >>> a tragic work face shooting in san francisco in 3 minutes. >> more on the man who lost his life. >>> right now we see traffic and very well from the bay area. as a matter of fact it doesn't look bad on the golden gate ridge headed south. >>> our system from yesterday is moving out pretty fast. we will have mostly sunny skies today. we will see if the temperatures will stay in the upper 50s or see if they can bump into the upper 60s. >>> a morning. welcome back. it is 4:14. san francisco police tried to find out who shot and killed city worker

families who have lost everything in the fires and to recover, we want to make sure that the dollywood foundation provides $1,000 a month to all of those families that have lost their homes in the fires until they get back up on their feet. >> good to see her helping. and now, to even more devastation to the series of tornadoes that barreled through the southeast, the death toll now stands at five after bodies were recovered in alabama and tennessee. watch as this whirlwind forms becoming a full fledged tornado leaving homes demolished. while many are just recovering, they're grateful to have made it out alive. >> it was like we were on a roller coaster going side to side on this end right here. it was horrible. >> i feel really lucky and so sorry for the people, some houses are destroyed. i still have, you know, a roof, but it's leaking. but i'm lucky. i really am. >> initial reports from the weather channel puts the total number of tornadoes in the last two days to 31. >>> breaking overnight, a tacoma, washington, police officer has died in the line of duty. the officer responding to a domestic

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her dollywood foundation plans to provide $1,000 a month for families who lost their homes.e than 1300 families were displaced by the deadly fires. >> the two man who captured the nation's attention for a sucker punch at one of donald trump's rallies have made amends. the man was accused of punching a man in the face for protesting. that altercation led local authorities to briefly consider charging trump with inciting a riot. the two men were in court yesterday, and nine months later, they were able to put their differences aside. >> you know what you did and i know what i did. i'm not going to say you're wrong or i'm wrong or you're right or i'm right. it's between two men that for whatever reason, the argument and whatever occurred, we both know what occurred. we don't have to tell lawyers or nobody. i hate it worse than anything in the world. if i met you in the street and the same thing occurred, i would have said go on home. >> exactly. >> that's what i'm saying. >> exactly. >> but we called up in a political mess, and you and me, we have to heal our country. >> the re

to recover, we want to make sure the dollywood foundation provides a thousand dollars a month to all those families who have lost their homes in the fires until they get back up on their feet. i know it's been a trying time for my meme, and this assistance will help. beginning friday, you can join our efforts to recover from these deadly fires by visiting dollywoodfoundation.org. >> she says the money will come from her company holdings. >>> new video this morning of a close call for a woman on a street in poland. this crash happens right in front of her. one car heads toward her, only to be stopped right there by that light pole. parts come flying off. she wasn't hit, but she did go down. nobody was hurt in that crash. >>> there is now a new effort take in the homeless, but not everyone likes this idea. we reported on the homeless camp sweeps downtown over the last several weeks. an interfaith coalition says the law would protect homeless people getting shelter at churches, so the coalition is asking religious leaders to allow the homeless on their premises. >> land that people can

the dollywood foundation has pledged $100,000 per month the next six months to every family who lost their home in that blaze. ryan cody, 12news. >>> trending tonight, a partially blind german shepherd has finally found his forever home. it was just in time for the holidays. >> the five-year-old pooch was the only animal to not be adopted from the arizona humane society over the thanksgiving weekend. now. the humane society posted this picture on facebook today showing him with his new owner. >> it didn't take long for the pair to find each other and bond after brian's story went viral and was shared a most 2000 times. >> reporter: honoring a hero for the last time, 12news captures the emotional homecoming and final goodbye that took decades to realize. >> we are there as kiss fm's johnjay gets a surprise visitor. >> and a camera meant creatures instead. >> reporter: and now here is jimmy. >> to not change the channel. >>> take a look at natal circle. i hope i said that right. don't forget to weigh in on our live interactive poll. our holiday lights festive or annoying? go to www.new

families that have lost everything in the fires, and to recover, we want to make sure that the dollywood foundationrovides a you this dollars a month to all of those families that have lost their homes in the fires, until they get backup on their feet. >> reporter: i'm tie and gallagher, reporting. >>> so much deaftation. >> yes, especially around the holidays, so tough to see that. we can say that storm is gone, it helps bring in beneficial rain this tennessee, for us, back here at home, it was just a glancing blow when you think about it. we had very beneficial rain, in major flooding but couple dreary days. it is licensing gone and we are left with the breeze, that is what we end up finding here for rest of the upcoming weekend too. with the sunshine we will have that breeze, net isable, and, and remember, and we will talk about that in a second. we will go out, for a preference, and storm scan three. i like the start here, give you an idea of where we're coming from right off the bat and on storm scan at the moment, we do still have some movement in the atmosphere with the same area have of low

. >> reporter: her dollywood foundation and area businesses pledging to provide $1,000 a month for sixwho lost their homes. and that telethon, smoky mountains rise, helped raise more than $9 million. late this week, the families lining up to receive their first checks. steven frank says he will use it to buy clothes. among the so many grateful. >> yeah, this is a huge help. thank you, dolly parton. this has been amazing. >> well, i say it's the least i could do. these are my people. this is my home. the country music artists are amazing. they're always willing to help. ♪ i'm just grateful i'm creative with my hands ♪ >> and so we choose those families in need. the americans who heeded the call. and of course dolly parton for using her voice to help. thank you, dolly. and thanks for watching. good night. we have live team coverage with reporters at the scene and the hospital where some people are recovering. we'll begin with abc 7 news reporter lifer whe reporter live where it happened. >> reporter: this block of stockton street, the 800 block is closed. that tow truck arrived a couple

she's asking people to join in by donating to the dollywood foundation and using the hashtag my people fund. ben: "good morning america" will have in-depth coverage of the tennessee wildfires. gma starts at 7:00 a.m. right after wisn 12 news this morning. >>> newborn starts to choke but the 11-year-old sister saves the day. the baby girl just two days old when she started choke. the sister just learned cpr at the school in massachusetts. so when the mother started panic, the sister took over. >> nervous? >> a little. but i tried to stay in the moment and save her. i didn't want anything to happen learning cpr could come in handy. she wants to be a veterinarian and use some of the life saving skills to help animals. >> abc star is using her voice to educate people about cancer. actress bellamy young is best known for her role on the hit show "scandal." young lost her father to lung cancer. so now she is helping launch a campaign called test, talk, take action. it's all about the role biomarkers play in patients' care. >> every cancer is different. biomarkers are the clues on the tumors

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. >> i always believed that care begins at home and want to make sure that the dollywood foundation wants to pledge a hundred thousand dollars for the families who lost their homes until they're back on their feet. >> president obama also reached outlet to the governor and promised more help is on the way, this as the search for others continues. elizabeth hur, new york. department, showing firefighters taking their first break in 30 hours. you can see them using the shade to get some sleep before heading back to the fire zone. >>> we now know that this police officer will not face charges. keith scott was killed in that shooting. what evidence bradley vincent and others had. >> mr. scott's gun, cold 285 semiautomatic was recovered in the scene. the gun was cocked, loaded and the safety was off. >> this contradicts statements from the family that he never had a gun, but a book. and none of the video shows him directly taking aim at officers. >>> back here locally, ggtting a look at the moment a 17-year- this happened back in august and police say the teen was armed and running from a carj

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. ♪ sing choirs of angels >> reporter: her dollywood foundation and area businesses pledging to providesix months to families who lost their homes. and that telethon, smoky mountains rise, helped raise more than $9 million. late this week, the families lining up to receive their first checks. steven frank says he will use it to buy clothes. >> yeah, this is a huge help. thank you, dolly parton. this has been amazing. >> well, i say it's the least i could do. this is my home. the country music artists are amazing. they're always willing to help. ♪ >> and so we choose those families in need. the americans who heeded the call, and of course dolly parton for using her voice to help. thank you, dolly. and thanks for watching. good night. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet for the holidays. in the 3.7 seconds it takes ry watson to beatifferently. fly, gary, fly. ...his friend can download 13 versions of the perfect song... ...his sister can live ream it... ...while his mom download