ellie: yeah, so we have over 40 decorated christmas trees, excuse me. they're decorated by local merchants and community members. and it's just, it's great. we have our nativity, we have a new feature this year, we have our gingerbread houses that we brought out. so we're adding some new things as well.kd: that is so much fun. now, when folks come all the way over here to amana colonies, what are some of the other things they can expect around town? ellie: sure, so there's events going on all around town, from cocoa and cookies to just, you know, other fun things that businesses are doing that kind of fit in with the festival. kb: now, for folks that haven't been here before, how can you kind of enjoy the tannenbaum forest? i know there's kind of a method to it when you come in.ellie: sure, so you're going to come in and you're gonna kind of do the full sweep and then we have santa at the very end this year. and all of our proceeds are benefitting the university of iowa children's hospital, so we just ask for a freewill donation.kd: what does it mean to

ellis: and therefore, no. adam says they then turned to him to write it, why, because he is the leading spokesman for the independent position in the continental congress and has been for the last year. he has been ahead of the game. history, as he said, was going to happen. it is happening. breaking with england, impossible to imagine, now, inevitable. he says, i don't want to do this. i am on like 38 committees. i'm also serving as the head of the board of war and ordinance. that is a big deal. that is like secretary of war or secretary of defense. even though we have not declared independence, the war has started and we have this invasion happening. and so, i have a lot on my plate. plus, now he is the one who says this, i have made myself noxious -- of noxious. no one else calls and that, he calls himself of noxious -- obnoxious. because he has it set people i supporting a radical position toward independence. he has written letters that have been captured by the british group and released that are not kin

from "black-ish" tracee ellis ross. and "james bond." plus, it's mash-up monday with music from jewel & the gang. with cleto and the cletones. and now, in person, here's jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: welcome, welcome. i'm jimmy kimmel, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. blustery night here in l.a. it was windy today. the power went out at my house this morning. of course it was while i was in the shower. so the water -- the power went out and then like, i don't know, 12 seconds later the water was not -- all of a sudden not just cold but it was very cold. and i was all lathered up. soap all over my body. i don't like to miss a spot. you know that moment when you realize, the water's cold and it's only getting colder -- but i have to rinse off, there's no two ways about it. then you're like james franco in that movie "127 hours" where he's like, i got to cut this arm off now! you do it and you're ripsing, sloshing. then i remembered i still had conditioner in my hair and beard and i had to do it all over aga

ellie: yeah, so we have er 40 corated christmas trees, excuse me. they're decorated by local merchants and community members. and it's just, it's great. we have our nativity, we have a ne & feature this year, we have our gingerbread houses that we brought out. s swe're addidi some new things as well.l.kd: that is so much fun. now, when folks come all the way over here to amana colonies, what are some of the other things they can expect around town? ellie: sure, so there's events going on all around town, from cocoa and cookies to just, you know, other fun things that businesses are doing that kind of fit in with the festival. kb: now, for folks that haven't deen here before, how can you kind of enjoy the tannnnbaum forest? i i ow there'e'kind of a method to it when you come in.ellie: sure, so you're going to come in and you're gonna kind of do the full sweep and then we have santa at the very end this year. and all of our proceeds are benefitting the iversity of iowa childrenen hospitit, so we just ask for a freewill donation.kd: what does it mean t

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from "black-ish," tracee ellis ross. and james bond. and it's mashup monday with music from jewel and the gang. with with cleto and the cletones. now in person, here's jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: welcome, welcome. hi, everybody. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you nor watching. on this plus teary night here in l.a. it was windy today. the power went out at my house this morning. of course it was while i was in the shower. so the water, the power went out and then like, i don't know, 12 of a sudden not just cold but it was very cold. and i was lathered up, soap all over my road. you know the moment where you realize, the water's cold and only getting colder but i have to rinse off. then you're like james franco in "127 hours." i've got to cut this arm off now. you're rinsing and sloshing and then i remembered i had conditioner in my hair and beard and i had to do it all over again. i bet oprah never has to go through that, oprah's water is never turned off i bet. last night i was watching cardinals/seahawks. it occurred to me that

act evictions at 20 percent and as well as the ellis act provisions of the 10 year retainedcy and the 100 percent if so being considered whether you're showcasing ellis act evicted or being displaced because of a owner move-in eviction our someone that needs the help from the city there shouldn't be a dimension between the two types i'd like to see us add in the o m i for the displaced tenant and thirdly, speaking to my main point earlier the amendment to decrease the neighborhood preference down to thirty percent i was supportive of the original version with the 25 percent i know that absolutely is something we can include as a preference but if we're going to increase it to 40 percent on top of the displaced category of 80 percent and on top of the cops we're effectively shutting out and taking away the 60 percent of affordable units that is open in for any of the other displaced tenants so those are the 3 amendments i'm proposing and we can take all 3 amendments separately with separate vote. >> thank you supervisor katie tang we'll do that lets keep going with comments supervisor

at one point 40% of us could trace our families through ellis island. >> darla miles posted her view of the lunch on facebook today. folks from more than a dozen countries were there. >> it's a thursday and it's november and it's thanksgiving dinner on ellis island. >> it was incredible for it to be the first time and for it to have been special to have a thanksgiving dinner. amazing. >> this was the table that was set for immigrants more than 100 years ago waiting to become u.s. citizens. those feasting today just became citizens. sanchez is from columbia. >> it's definitely clear now to see those parallels of how people want to here now just as they did then. >> to be able to be on that has hollow grounds to celebrate such an amazing holiday with these new citizens, i get to celebrate >> the early thanksgiving feast hosted by the national ethic coalition of organizations. >> i'm really honored to have this amazing feast. when i walk in and they prepare this beautiful table is great. >> for some of these immigrants this dinner takes on a whole new meaning, especially with the new de

from "blammish," tracee ellis ross is here. and from the new "hunger games" movie, liam hemsworth is with us. that's right. [ cheers and applause ] this is a -- yeah, this is a very big time for these block buster movie franchises. the new james bond movie "spectre" was number one at the box office for the second week [ cheers and applause ] i tell you what james bond is consistent about two things. met. and martinis. he always orders the same drink. a vodka martini, shaken, not stirred. before they settled on that now very famous cocktail, they considered others. a number of others. here to take us through some of the james bond drink orders that didn't make the cut, the star of [ cheers and applause ] very good to have you here. [ cheers and applause ] daniel, my name is james. james kimmel. i'll be your bartender, welcome to our bar. what can i get you? >> i'll have a cosmo wittman drin orange vodka and a splash of sugar have free cranberry juice. not concentrate. [ cheers and applause ] >> dicky: james bond orders a drink.

ellie: yeah, so we have over 40 decorated christmas trees, excuse me. they're decorated by local merchants and community members. and it's just, it's great. we have our nativity, we have a new feature this year, we have our gingerbread houses that we brought out. so we're adding some new things as well.kd: that is so much fun. now, when folks come all the way over here to amana colonies, what are some of the other things they can expect around town? ellie: sure, so there's events going on all around town, from cocoa and cookies to just, you know, other fun things that businesses are doing that kind of fit in with the festival. kb: now, for folks that haven't been here before, how can you kind of enjoy the tannenbaum forest? i know there's kind of a method to it when you come in.ellie: sure, so you're going to come in and you're gonna kind of do the full sweep and then we have santa at the very end this year. and all of our proceeds are benefitting the university of iowa children's hospital, so we just ask for a freewill donation.kd: what does it mean to

. >> reporter: a former high school football quarterback sam ellis was behind the wheel. drunk and speeding according to the police when he lost control of his car and crashed. investigators say he was going at least 65 miles per hour in a 35-mile-per-hour zone. and, driving on the wrong side of the road. in an attempt to avoid a speed camera. >> if you get be behind the wheel of a car as a driver you and are intoxicated and it ultares in the death of people you will be held accountable. >> ellis charged with two counts of manslaughter by motor vehicle and 2 counts of murder. those charges for the crash that killed two teens. ellis facing one count for causing a life-threatening injury while under the influence of alcohol. that charge with for injuring to camron, the first seat passenger who survived. >> parents should not be hosting this. the teens were at the home where the party was. alcohol is present. he is facing two adult responsibility citations. >> we can control some of the young poem. now, getting the parents to wore, one of our greatest hurdles. >> they descri

ellie: yeah, so we have over 40 decorated christmas trees, excuse me. they're decorated by local merchants and mmunity members. and it's just, it's great. we have our nativity, we have a nene feature this year, we have our gingerbread houses that we brought out. so we're adding some new things as well.kd: that is so much fun. now, when folks come all the way over here to amana colonies, what are some of the othehethings they can expect around town? ellie: sure, so there's events going on all around town, from cocoa and cookies to just, you know, other fun things that businesses are doing that kind of fit in with the fefeival. kb: now, for folks that haven't been here before, how can you kind of enjoy the tannenbaum forest? i know there's kind of a method to it when you come in.ellie: sure, so you're going to come in and you're gonna kind of do the full sweep and then we have santa at the very end this yeararand all of o o proceeds are benefitting the university of iowa children's hospital, so we just ask for a freewill donation.kd: what does it mean to

sam ellis was behind the wheel drunk and speeding according to police when he lost control of his car and crashed. >> if you get behind the wheel of a car as a driver and you are intoxicated and it results in a death of people, you will be held accountable. >> ellis is charged with two counts of manslaughter by motor vehicle and two counts of homicide by motor vehicle for the crash that killed alex murk and calvin lee. ellis is facing one count for causing a life threatening injury. >> parents should not be hosting these parties. >> reporter: the teens attended a party at the home. >> parents furnishing and hosting parties is one of our greatest hurdles. >> the parents of victim murk describe the actions of ellis as despicable. they also hold salts man equally responsible for the death of their son and they're furious he only faces $5000 in fines. andrea mccarren, wusa9. >> read the charging documents for yourself by using our app. we are on community reaction to the charges. >>> the ath toll in msthe horrific crash in hidesville maryland has reached five. an unborn baby is the latest

rehema ellis has the story. and just in..... the new iowa state coach has arrived to the ames airport. many people across the country are headed home after visiting family and friends during the thanksgiving holiday. and some travelers are having trouble getting home because of severe you'll need suitcases full of patience to get through the nations airports. expect long lines due to tighter security.. s/mos "definitely heightened security. it's a bigger presence." ...and the sheer number of passengers could lengthen the time spent in the terminal. triple-a estimates 3.6 million flying this thanksgiving season. s/katherine norman/traveler "we got here 3 hours early just to make sure that we weren't going to miss our flight. we'd rather just take our time and not stress out." the highways are crowded, too. 42-million on the roads and drivers got an early holiday gift with gas averaging $2.15 a gallon...the lowest pump prices for the thanksgiving holiday in seven years. s/kate works/traveler "too expensive to fly

ellis was driving at speeds topping 105 miles an hour. he also faces charges of causing life-threatening injuries for allegedly injuring cameron cic. the crash.>> actions. >> reporter: the family of alex merck says ellis displayed despicable savior in killing our son. >> parentsies, first and almost>> reporter: the and kenneth was home and aware of the drinking. the merck family holds mr. salzman equally responsible.>> the parents are responsible for what's happening in their home. >> they are the ones holding the parties.>> kids are responsible, too. >> they are trying to alleviate the issue by having these parts horeporter: salzman faces two counts of furnishing alcohol to a minor with a total penalty of $5000.>> that seems like a small amount to me for a loss of life.>> there should be much harsher penalties. it doesn't stop people from doing the future. thwe get a slap on the wrist. >> we can control the young people, but getting the parents who are furnishing and hosting the parties is our greatest hurdle.>> reporter: a court date fo

musical guest, ellie goulding. and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 364 kentucky, whoo! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that is exactly how you do it. that's an audience right there. please, have a seat. [ cheers and applause ] that's how you do it. take notes from this audience. we have the perfect audience here tonight at "the tonight show." welcome, everybody. you're here. [ cheers and applause ] and thank you for being here. we're in this together. welcome to the show. sit back, relax, enjoy here's what everyone is talking about. of course, the fourth republican presidential debate was tonight. yeah, a lot of fans. [ light laughter ] yeah. and if you've watched all four, you do know what netflix is, i mean, you could tell the difference. that's right, tonight was the debate. and before the debate, moderator neil cavuto compared the last debate to access hollywood. i don't think that's a fair comparison, because even access hollywood has a bush who

senator ellis: like a student id. but there is no effort. alexa: we are running out of time, i want to get one more question in. it is clearly a modern-day poll tax. i think that opinion is well worth reading. the real issue is, do people honestly believe it was an texas doy wouldn't things like oregon and california to do automatic registration? why wouldn't we simply put more of it online. ? why wouldn't we just show it online who voted and who did not vote? i would not go as far as south american countries do so that if you don't vote you pay a one dollar penalty. if you honesty -- honestly democracy,a democracies work better when a maximum number of people participate. that might mean some of us won't win, but that's ok. i see it from both sides. when jesse jackson ran, you have who went, that was a high turnout. but that is not the way we ought to do it. we should look at the models that oregon and california have done, other things that might be unique to texas to encourage more people to participate. thatght to be embarrassed so few p

between 2009 and 2013, there were about 700 ellis act evictions. roughly one out of two happened within one year of new ownership. almost four out of five evictions occurred within five years. so would leno's measure pump the brakes on evictions? opponents of the reform bill like the california apartment association say it might. but at what cost to small-time landlords? >> we can find a way to define what mr. leno likes to call a speculator from the small mom and pop who really needs to get out of the business or who wants to move into their property, let's do that. he hasn't done that yet. >> we found leno's proposal does protect the mom and pops. according to the text of the bill, those with, quote, no more than two properties, or four total residential units are exempt from the five-year requirement. california apartment association says 16 units would make more sense as a cutoff. the reality, the topic of ellis act evictions remains highly controversial in san francisco. its fate will be decided early next year. >> this community is over a cen

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act evictions at 20 percent and as well as the ellis act provisions of the 10 year retainedcy and the 100 percent if so being considered whether you're showcasing ellis act evicted or being displaced because of a owner move-in eviction our someone that needs the help from the city there shouldn't be a dimension between the two types i'd like to see us add in the o m i for the displaced tenant and thirdly, speaking to my main point earlier the amendment to decrease the neighborhood preference down to thirty percent i was supportive of the original version with the 25 percent i know that absolutely is something we can include as a preference but if we're going to increase it to 40 percent on top of the displaced category of 80 percent and on top of the cops we're effectively shutting out and taking away the 60 percent of affordable units that is open in for any of the other displaced tenants so those are the 3 amendments i'm proposing and we can take all 3 amendments separately with separate vote. >> thank you supervisor katie tang we'll do that lets keep going with comments supervisor

act if you use an ellis act eviction you'll not be eligible to condo our property in the next 10 yearss saw a large reductions in the number of ellis act evicts we have a lot more to do we saw that this board finally i commend intooishgs supervisor christensen the new is the nuisance evictions people are evicted for hanging laundry out windows my records on tenants right precedes my time in office during my minded in office and since he i've left office helped to save hundreds of thousands of people from evictions (clapping.) >> soy on the challenge we face is that despite mr. president wesson kins valuable e vantd efforts we're seeing people evicted and prop g that was hotly debate had so many loopholes month egging gregarious as supervisor seen still are allowed what what we're facing a climate of aging prove or disprove and enormous pressure from economic forces it makes it hard i support rent control, of course, i've been able as supervisor to stop 25 illegal evictions and 3 walk out of attendance wear doing everything we can and passed a resolution that the board supports the elli

ellis forces him out. >> aaron: it's a fourth and medium. you have your entire playbook open out on the edge. arkansas has been missing sfwls. do they go to the well one more time? or can chad kelly use his legs to make a play? >> carter: ole miss is about 20 yards away from the field goal opportunity for wunderlich, about, because they want to give him a chance to win it. >> aaron: whatever happens here better happen quickly with 16 seconds left. sna one time out for the rebels. kelly. fourth and six. pressured again. escapes. complete -- incomplete off the hands, d.j. dean disrupts it. adeboyejo had two hands on it. ledbetter applies the pressure. the football back to arkansas with nine seconds. >> aaron: d.j. dean has struggled tonight with tackles giving up touchdowns but he comes off of adeboyejo -- excuse me, off stringfellow and dislodges the ball from adeboyejo, a heads-up play. the arkansas defense needed to find a way to get a stop. they got it. now the question becomes if you're arkansas, with a quarterback that's had a super hot

ellis forces him out. >> aaron: it's a fourth and medium. you have your entire playbook open out on the edge. arkansas has been missing sfwls. do they go to the well one more time? or can chad kelly use his legs to make a play? >> carter: ole miss is about 20 yards away from the field goal opportunity for wunderlich, about, because they want to give him a chance to win it. >> aaron: whatever happens here better happen quickly with 16 seconds left. sna one time out for the rebels. kelly. fourth and six. pressured again. escapes. complete -- incomplete off the hands, d.j. dean disrupts it. adeboyejo had two hands on it. ledbetter applies the pressure. the football back to arkansas with nine seconds. >> aaron: d.j. dean has struggled tonight with tackles giving up touchdowns but he comes off of adeboyejo -- excuse me, off stringfellow and dislodges the ball from adeboyejo, a heads-up play. the arkansas defense needed to find a way to get a stop. they got it. now the question becomes if you're arkansas, with a quarterback that's had a super hot

you've got to use the ramp to ellis mill or glassboro road.rd past broad street. no problems here. >> chilly numbers in the northern and western suburbs. mid-20's to upper 20's across most of the region. a little better in center city. 20's and 30's mixing through south jersey and up and down the state of delaware. not much wind this morning. that's the one thing i can tell you, it's not a morning where we're worried about wind chill. and as we roll through the day it's actually going to get pretty nice. 39 degrees by 9 o'clock but up close to 50 by noon. your high today will be better than yesterday, 53 lots of sun and with light winds it's a good day to get out there this afternoon in particular and get all of those errands done prior to your big thanksgiving tomorrow. tam. >> okay, thank you david. >>> going on to health check now it's a diagnoses rarely seen in someone so young. salt lake city girl is fighting breast cancer and she's only eight. chrissy turner was told by doctors she has breast carcinoma a rare form of cancer that only aff

ellis and his friend his been at a party in north potomac when the four teens got into ellis's car to go to another party. according to the police report obtained by "the washington post," ellis reached speeds of 114 miles per hour before losing control of the car. al arelexander merck and calvin li were killed. a third passenger was seriously injured. it was at the home of kenneth salsz man who was alone at the time and was aware alcohol was being served and he's been charged with two citations for furnishing alcohol to a minor. he knows parents who allow underaged drinking at their homes may think they're doing the right thing by providing a safe location for teens to do what they might otherwise do in an unsupervised situation. >> i've heard that rationale for a long time. parents will say i want to keep my child safe so i'm going to host a party at our house and indeed their child is staafe because they go upstairs and go tobed. the other children have to get home. how do they get home? >> reporter: the maximum fine for furnishing alcohol to a minor is $2500 per citation. we reach

>> reporter: wendy, we just spoke to the state's attorney who says that teenager, sam ellis is facingthan 30 years in prison for his role in the two deaths of his friend, but the parent who has been cited with furnishing the alcohol is only facing a $5,000 fine because that's all the law allows. >> the legislature needs to act out in annapolis to add a criminal sanction which includes, not just a fine, but the possibility of incarceration of people who furnish alcohol to young people. >> reporter: it was late last june according to police, sam ellis and his friend his been at a party in north potomac when the four teens got into ellis' car to go to another party. according to a report obtained by the washington post, ellis reached speeds of more than 100 miles per hour before it lost control, he missed the road, hit two trees and flipped over. both were killed, a third passenger, seriously injured. >> there was a 16-year-old boy who had serious spinal injury as a result of the same accident. >> reporter: according to prosecutors the party where the teens were drinking was at the home

act evictions at 20 percent and as well as the ellis act provisions of the 10 year retainedcy and the 100 percent if so being considered whether you're showcasing ellis act evicted or being displaced because of a owner move-in eviction our someone that needs the help from the city there shouldn't be a dimension between the two types i'd like to see us add in the o m i for the displaced tenant and thirdly, speaking to my main point earlier the amendment to decrease the neighborhood preference down to thirty percent i was supportive of the original version with the 25 percent i know that absolutely is something we can include as a preference but if we're going to increase it to 40 percent on top of the displaced category of 80 percent and on top of the cops we're effectively shutting out and taking away the 60 percent of affordable units that is open in for any of the other displaced tenants so those are the 3 amendments i'm proposing and we can take all 3 amendments separately with separate vote. >> thank you supervisor katie tang we'll do that lets keep going with comments supervisor

let's welcome now political analyst and best-selling author ellis henican.ood morning you to, ellis. >> good morning, shannon. nice to see you. >> nice to see you, too. so a lot of questions about whether this is even legal in the first place. but you have, you know, somewhere 18 to 25 different governors saying they don't even want this going on in their state. are you surprised by this? >> no. because it's simple. there's nothing easier than slamming the door shut, right? trying to solve isis, my god, that's complicated. that's going to take allies and diplomacy and military efforts and still no one knows it's going to work. but looking at saying, hey, you refugees get out of here, we don't want you, even you terrorist toddlers, hey, how hard is that? >> all right. but if it's a federal issue and not even a state by state thing, why bother to say that in the first place if you don't have the power to do it? >> you put your finger on it initially, it's politics. it's a slogan. they have no legal power. this is the federal responsibility, immigration law. bu

they describe ellis action as despicable. the tragedy devastated them to the core. interestingly they also say they believe the actions of the driver that he is being -- he is equally responsible for their sonny death. we will hear more about -- son's death. we will hear more about that statement and bring you comments from the attorney coming up at 6:00. reporting live, back to you. >> a series of bad decisions there that went out of control, thank you. >> the court date is set for december 10th. no dates have been set for sam ellis. >>> right now, the investigators in alexandria are trying to get to the bottom of a gruesome discovery. the body of a 24-year-old man with his throat thrashed was found in the playground. >> reporter: the police have a name, they don't know that yet. he was -- he was a his pappic man, his body was found under this playground equipment. >> a children's play ground becomes a morbid horror scene overnight. >> someone had their throat slit and just left there. >> reporter: homicide detectives go through every inch of the park marking aoep

ellis was the driver killing 18-year-old calvin li and 18-year-old alexander murk. authorities say the teens had been at a drinking party prior to the crash. the adult is fined two $2,500 fines. more needs to be done when it comes to furnishing the alcohol to minors. they need to go back and call for jail time. the president of whitman high school issued a letter to parents saying don't host an underaged drinking party after learning some parents may have done that in the past few weeks. tonight, john mccarthy calling the principal a hero. >> this is a message we should deliver consistently. if you don't want me to stand here and talk about the tragedy of the young people in the incidents we need to curb the behavior of the kids. get the parent community on board. stop being best friends with your kids. realize a parent has to be a parent. brianne: back to the indictment handed down and charges. reporting live, brianne carter, abc7 news. alison: thank -- maureen: thank. we have breaking news where police are on the scene of a shooting near rigs road. kevin lewis is

blackish star tracy ellis ross giving your tracy a diana ross dance 101 lesson. >>> plus the secret to jared leto's success. next. >>> welcome back to extra from the village at topanga. while there's nos denying it's that time of the year again. forget everything you know about christmas carols. sleigh rides and traditions. >> you have dogs. >> the night before is the holiday movie that turns them all upside down. >> pretty much the premise of this movie was how can we have a ton of fun every day at work. >> when do i get to start wearing this? >> now. >> today? >> the comedy about three best buds and their annual night before christmas rituals. >> do i look weird now? >> yes, you look weird. still weird. >> what do you guys like to do the night before christmas? >> i usually go to see a movie like most jews. i'll see "star wars" probably. >> we're home. >> oh yeah. anyone else. >> i'd go see a movie the first night of hanukkah. >> what is the craziest christmas memory you have? >> i am a tree catch on fire once. if you don't water it, the lights get hot. i used to have the big ghetto

her 6-year-old song charlie was stuck with a hypodermic needle while collecting leaves in the david ellis school garden on monday. >> he was tested for h.i.v. hepatitis c and hepatitis b. >> they did say there was a low chance. >> reporter: i spoke with boston public schools the school contacted the public health commission. and the needle was found and disposed of. in a statement i'm told "the school will do everything it can to educate its students about the dangers of needles and prevent such an incident from re-occurring. >> we have to check the playgrounds and make sure they are safe places for our kids. >> reporter: but fox 25 cameras were rolling as the cleanup crew worked on and around the ellis school grounds. they showed us what they found. at least half a dozen >> we trust them with our babies. for my son to get jabbed from a syringe is not okay. >> i'm definitely on alert. >> reporter: other ellis parents are concerned. >> i'm hoping there's something that's going to be taken in effect as to where they can really canvas the grounds and really assure the parents that something

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