- correct, so you have to be a student of the fashion school to work here. i, myself, am a fashion merchandising student. the other student that currently works here is also a fashion merchandising student. i'm a sophomore, she's a junior. everything here is also designed, constructed, the whole process is done by students, faculty and alumni of the school. - do you know what it took to put something like this together? - yeah, so this dress was actually a dress that was created by two of our faculty here at the school. the image is a collection of jewelry from both faculty and then they digital printed that and put it all together. some of the different things that are done here. what is that look, i really like it, very casual yet really different and unique. - yeah, so we currently have a class here at the school where, it's a collaborative class, run by one of the faculty where students create and design and do the whole process to create looks for the store, so all of these garments were created at the school through this class. - very neat, so bags too

. >> i went to school for communication but then i went to fashion school. i stayed in that industry for a while and then i thought my real passion is back in communications i'm here but my dad is out a couple thousand. >> g, happy thanksgiving, i'm home. >> driving through new york city can make it feel like you're weaving in and out of the jungle. with bikers, bikers, trucks, taxis, you name it and on top of that there are cops at every corner ready to give you a ticket if you make the wrong term. there are some residents in the chelsea area you don't have to deal with that or see that. they can walk their dog without the sound of honking in their ears. but there's a new no left turn sign on eighth avenue. basically on west 23rd you can make a left on eighth avenue. that has many residents of chelsea upset. they like the calm and hate the congestion. >> it's hard to get out of where we live and get downtown or crosstown. traffic is crawling. i mostly walk. >> there is huge double-decker sightseeing buses that were making turns onto west 24th, 26 and 28th s

of the kent state university fashion storehe amazing out but for the internationally acclaimed fashion schools. >> school. >> yes. we're really excitededa most importantly it creates a lot of detailil to participate n >> almost everything in here is student influence not student made. >> everything you are seeing in the store all the product is brought to youev most is designd to wycherley by students designed and made locally.he se are ordered in with the typical merchandising activity. that is created by one of our students in order to be able to make that happen. we showcasee with the entrepreneurs as well. >> the a time you are wearing ee as a little kent state fashion. we're able to create our own products here is an example of the same print and then you have it retail and the in the store. in this case, it is part of the new kent state of landing. these are available as a way to kind of showcasere kent state that you see the ties and scarves kent state is printed on their. >> and that is beautiful those stores doing well? >> doing very well. our main mission is to have it be that learni

very dark allegations regarding a 6- year-old boy sexually molesting other boys on the school bus in graphic fashion if the victims going to bring a gun to school and shoot them and theiparents. they are concerned the boston school is sweeping this under the rug. we have taken this matter seriously. due to the ages of the party involved there can be no criminal investigation instead detectives provide family cose the vail of secrecy on social media, the charter school says this is a highly sensitive matter we ask the school community to respect the privacy of students and families and allow the school to handle this appropriately. the trouble is no one is sure exactly what that means as the 6-year-old suspended or still riding that bus? even though this is a charter school the bus the run by the boston public school where this. in hyde park. >>> a school bus driver in tennessee arrested charged in a crash that killed 5 young students, police say 24-year- old walker was driving a school bus in chattanooga when he crashed into a tree nearly slicing the bus in half. 35 students from kindergarten to fif

regarding a six-year-old boy molesting other boys school bus in congratulation fashion. if the kids refuse he beats on them and threatens them saying he will bring a gun to school and shoot them and their parents. the writer expresses concern the charter school is sweeping this under the rug but they deny that. we have taken the matter seriously and took measures to ensure student safety. indeed police acknowledge they were notified about it on of the parties involved there could be no criminal investigation. instead detectives referred it to a social service agency that provides counseling. as frustration over the secrecy bubbles the charter school defends its approach, saying this is a sensitive matter. we ask the school community it respect the privacy of the students and families and allow the school to handle this appropriately. trouble is, no on exactly what that means. has the six-year-old been suspected or -- suspended or still riding the bus. the buses are provided by the boston public schools where officials are also looking into this. ken macleod, wbz news. >>>

been traveling around the world at fashion shows and major events, what has the last year been like for you personally? kevin: i would not say that the nerd in high school fashion show. it still feels weird. i go to these things because i am a representative of the brand instagram and i believe by having relationships with people in these different industries, or doingt is the pope fashion dinners with an a mentor, those things, they could not be more different but they are both extremely important communities on instagram. emily: he personally on board the pope. what was that like? kevin: really inspirational. there are not many moments in life when you think, why am i here? but also, when it happens you realize, i'm going to remember this moment for my entire life, when you realize you can onboard someone that will go down in the history books for hundreds if not thousands of years and that they are choosing your product to connect with the people they care most about their message. that is awesome. emily: silicon valley is accused and fullarrogant of overnight billionaires, but if anyone comes close to that story, it is you. you may want to get dolla

school.. in any copy cat fashion today.... and in regards to the alert system...if you have a school email.. you are included in the system already...... but it's not restircted t students and faculty.... if you would like to be on that alert list... you can do so online.. their is a link on our website... fox-5-vegas-dot- com.... from u-n-l-v.. i'm vince sapienza... fox-5 news.. .local.. las vegas.. vince, thank you. of course u-n-l-v police urge anyone near campus, not just students, to keep an open eye. and as always please if you see something... say something. the fall chill has arrived with temperatures staying below average for most of the week ahead. the clouds moving through today are associated with a disturbance moving across our area tonight. showers will stay north and east of the las vegas valley, but it will turn breezy for your monday evening with 15 to 25 mph winds. overnight lows bottom out in the low 40s. skies clear out tuesday; we'll stay breezy with mostly sunny skies. hold in the mid 50s. wednesday and thursday morning will start out with temperatures in the mid 30s ar

kevin: i don't think i would say the nerd in high school would be at a fashion show someday.ill feels weird. i go to these because i'm a representative of the brand and i believe by having relationships with people in these different industries whether it is the pope or doing fashion dinners with anna wintour, those things couldn't be more different, but are both extremely important. emily: you met the pope not once but twice. what was that like? kevin: they're not many moments where you think first of all, why am i here? but also, when it happens, you realize how many remember this moment for my entire life. when you realize you can onboard someone who will going on in the history books for hundreds, if not thousands of years and that they are choosing your product to connect with people that care most about their message, that is awesome. emily: silicon valley is accused of being arrogant and filled with overnight billionaires. i realize that is an exaggeration for pretty much everyone. but has -- if anyone has close -- come close to the story, it's you. you made $1 billion

getting ready to decorate, annie were talking about how the tree arrived in its official fashion on a high school re horse carriage >> annie said we all receive our christmas tree that is way. it is time to get into the spirit. it was tough outside. very chilly and cold this morning. 40 at reagan national. much colder when you get away from the effect of the city at the optimistic river, 30 at dulles and 33 in baltimore. we got 20's showing up on the map. cold spot down in southwest of washington in central virginia. 26 in culpeper, 28 in fredericksberg. stevensville, 32 in winchester, 32 in gaithersburg. 31 in frederick. winds out of the northwest, did it calm down a bit. i think we'll have a bit of a breeze but should not be as gusty gusty as it was yesterday. satellite and radar showing clear skies and perfect for traveling whether leaving washington, dc by road or air, you should be fine, no weather related issues. sunday set's for pressure in place we'll rise into the 50's. compared to yesterday, less cloud cover, less winds, overall it will be pleasant. we'll hit 54. changes for this week a

. >> one high school captured the dad and oppressive fashion with a person group post it extends across virtually the entire campus. on the craze. kevin hart and his workout squad hit their freeze pose. he did it during a gym workout. >>> start dusting off your skis and snowboards because lovan opens thursday. will be open from 9 am to 4 pm and the resort will be open seven days a week until they decide to close early may. how early season mistakes this lift tickets start sales now. we do nothing moving but the rain and .54 inches of rain since september 1. since july 1, 1.83, we should in that same time had 6 inches of moisture. almost 4 1/4 inches below normal . we could use some rain and snow. won't happen anytime soon. take a look at our view outside the building right now. clear skies, 56 downtown, 53 and dia. 30% humidity, wins from the east high at 64 degrees, normal highs upper 50s. across the nation, mild on this evening before elections. every is more, high temperatures in a cold fronts slips through behind it, a big high pressure system coming in that will mean quiet, cool co

recently filed a case claiming her exemplary implement record at the school ended with her being escorted out in a humiliating fashion less than ooe year after her work began. sheeclaims she got demoted and ultimately replaced by a hispanic man. according to case, the school principal told her, the committee is to see that met in her role. jones's allegation state back to late 2014, early 2015. so to the ones that maybe to hispanic women, >> it was incredibly alarming. was like nothing i've ever seen. you mentioned the word a quagmire. trigger her job was to investigate complaints made against teachers, parents and staff from teachers parents and staff. at different schools ranging from scrimmage remarks to sexual harassment. she got the job at the time the district got nailed for systemic discrimination by the us department of education. she said she got private she started asking tough questions of district leaders. she says she's putting up a fight now to try to make a difference for her committee try to write what hope is a commodity. i fought to get where i am. i groped on the street and against odds. it is a fi

one twitter user's high school captured the fad in particulary impressive fashion with a frozen group pose that extends across virtually the entire campus. even celebs are getting in on the action-- or inaction as it were-- comedian kevin hart and his workou squad busted no moves during a gym workout. and even the pittsburgh steelers froze it up in their locker room. how can doing nothing look so exhausting? fine, let's do an election related thing.... a minneapolis dog spa is getting political by seeing if the candidates pass the smell test-- as doggy-doo bags. the business is selling red and blue poop bags adorned with trump and clinton's images, and cleverly titled either "re-poop-lican" or "demo-crap" it's all part of their "smear campaign" and even if it isn't the dirtiest politics we see on display this week-- i'll bet it will easily be number two. for talat, i'm jeremy and speaking of the election... broadway shows won't be competing with the drama of election night! eighteen shows will go dark tomorrow... including the phantom of the opera... wicked... and cats. the goal is to

. >>> a fashion fight in pasco county with students at ridgewood high school arriving at school early today to protest any dress code. even parents showed up. the school board approved a request to adopt a modified trust code that only at their school. all of the other schools have to open the old dress code. parents at ridgewood just don't think that is fair. >> with this modified trust code if you have a v-neck t-shirt they are being sent home. or they are being asked to change their clothes. if the sox are too along or a nike logo. they are really going to extreme. >> today some students were protest. >>> said the hillsboro county animal abuse registry is in effect. it is supposed to make it easier for shelters to avoid adopting pets to dangerous people. this was approved and requires animal abusers to register in person within 10 days of being convicted. the registry will contain names of people living in the country who are convicted at offense on or after today's event. out here at the digital dashboard the registry is much like online sex offender registries. all you have to se

these online -- with hashtag "mannequinchallenge" one twitter user's high school captured the fad in particulary impressive fashion with a frozen group pose that extends across virtually the entire campus. even celebs are getting in on the action-- or inaction as it were-- comedian kevin hart and his workout squad busted no moves during a gym workout. and even the pittsburgh steelers froze it up in their locker room. the raiders took over first place in the afc west with a win over the defending super bowl champs last night on national tevlevision latavious murray ran for 114 >> britteny: a good look at your weather into tomorrow a cyclosilicates arrows the high sixties mar out as agusta today to clot to close at that time low '70's and now to buy it 73:00 and temperatures a word at 7176 in san jose and at evening paul still open temperatures drop quickly and 57 half moon bay 56 not in view satellite read our shot shows clouds stream and the rest of tonight into tomorrow lots of sunshine expected we do have a ridge of high pressure that starts to develop right over our region and to the next couple days of another

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fashion photos. >>> visit to san francisco high school by lieutenant governor newsom got very emotional this morning. 7 news was at the school as students cried and expressed their anxiety over the lie and hate speech since donald trump student say they feel rejected for being different and fear a rise in deportations. >> i'm not saying anything but i'm scared for my family and my friends. >> you heard from the kid toda today. fear and anxiety. about their families being deported. dreams being destroyed that's real. >> san francisco superintendent sending family a letter to to assure them. they will protect the student of systemic oppression. >>> well we have been watching our forecast change over the past couple days. >> good bit of rain this weekend and more coming apparently. sandhya has the forecast. >> yes. tracking three storms over the next week get ready for the next system which is coming in right now you can't see the storm because item off the coast. tomorrow is dry then the radar tracking the system for your tuesday evening. kgo roof cam are showing you the tremendous pretty much not swa

old fashioned bullying, you got away from when you left school. they're sort of under that feeling at any time. but a lot of social media, actually the responsibility of how kids use social media, their access to social media goes back to parents. i have to remind parents. i did a lot of parent talks. the schools did not give your kids those phones. they don't issue those. i as a parent gave my kids their first phones. how we talk to kids about how to use them, how to stay safe with them, what they should be used for is really part and parcel. we have to work with our kids on this stuff. but it's a really much more complicated conversation. right now all we have is sort of the input of we know when something goes really wrong and social media has a piece to it. we're trying to figure out how to punish that piece and that's really all we've been able to accomplish so far on that. but we need to step back and think about it in a much larger context. social media is, as you mentioned, i can't keep up on what app or what my kids are doing. my kids are

fenway, i am the principal of a progressive school not an arbiter of teenage fashions. as long as the children do their homework, they can dress as they please. (banging) - the fashion show is over. - father grunk, mother shad. - uh, how do you do? - teacher not look stupid. - world is round? - teacher stupid. - mr. sunagrunk, i ... - how dare you? - grunk prove teacher stupid. world not round like orange. world flat like table. (children gasping) - why, you're mad! - very mad. grunk ask question. if world round like orange, why not we slide off? - if world spin around sun, why we not get dizzy? - because of the law of gravity. shad speak. tell why world is flat. - in our village over the hill, we had cousin slunk. beautiful girl. one day, slunk take walk outside village. we warn slunk not to go too far, outside village is end of world. but slunk not listen. she walk. it is dark and (screams). l girl! - i don't believe this. - slunk, come back! come back! this story teach two lesson. one, world is flat. two, slunk is stupid. - this is insane. now, you people have to lea

. >> and one tweeter user's high school captured the fad in impressive fashion with a frozen group posetends across virtually the entire campus. even celebs are getting in on the action or inaction. kevin hart and his workout squad busted no moves during a gym workout. >> and check out steph curry and his wife at her pop-up restaurant. look at this, at international smoke in san francisco over the weekend, oh, literally everybody is frozen mannequin style. look at steph. pretty good. we're used to seeing him moving. >> he has good moves. and the abc 7 morning crew got into the act today post iing th video on twitter, this video of them frozen in time. >> i kind of want to shoot a bow -- it's a cute pose. and look at jessica there, jessica castro and then alex a smith all frozen mannequin style. >>> coming up on abc 7 news at 4:00 -- >> people are coming in taking pictures, proudly wearing their stickers. they want to be part of the process. >> long lines as people get out the vote ahead of tomorrow's big election. >> plus, new details on that outrageous kidnapping and murder case in sou

the "n" word, ts americans need to get back to an old fashioned notion, there is right and there is wrong. dozens of students at manchester high school were sickened by a chemical odor. custodians were cleaning the gym this morning when they accidentally released a chemical that ran through the whole school. some students reported nausea and headaches. two had to be hospitalized. the school was evacuated, and many students were treated on classes resumed around 1:30 this afternoon. and taking a look at first alert traffic. you're looking live at zakim bridge. you see the traffic trying to leave town, slowly in both directions. coming back in it isn't too good. 1/2 hour to connect to 128, that's normal. you've got whatever is left of the sunlight in-your-face. 128 in both directions is not good trade as you come back into it, let's check the drivetime there. 43 minutes. i drove through that aretoday, it's rely getting cool. 95 south is slow pike to 290 is slow. if you don't have to get into a car, don't get into a car. rob gunn kraske -- rob gronkowski, he did not practice the last handful of days and he took that tremendous hit in th

schools and churches. back to you. >>> tonight's recycle the runway event could start a new fashion trend. members of the boys and girls club will be showing off apparel they made using reused and day. >> and this is a project for young might bemembers of the bo apgirls club to explore are what textiling is. we got items and the girls redesigned them and created new fashions. and tonight is a big night, it's our fashion show. >> design wards will be given out tonight. and the club is collecting clothing and shoes donations at affects your school our community? what would you do if the president-elect asked to you help him fix is in student and teachers are challenged at an event called think it up. students are encouraged to brainstorm and share their ideas. >>> a major airline drops its >>> and search for holiday deals. it may be all about how you ask benefit from an escape, a major airline has a deal for you. jetblue has launched a 48 hour sale with airfares under 100 from baltimore to boston for just $39. there are of course some restrictions and blackout dates. the sale ends tomorrow n

fashion. the evolution of cancer care is here vo: 13 year-old sabrina told a school counselor she was raped by her uncle. her counselor called sheriff joe arpaio's office. but arpaio failed to protect her. for three more years, sabrina's uncle continued to rape her - and arpaio did nothing. remain uninvestigated, while arpaio focuses on his personal agenda. arpaio talks tough, . >>> this is a beautiful saturday morning and thank you for waking up with us. it is 64 great day on track and nick said it is going to be 82 degrees. a bit of a warm up and we will have the forecast on the mobile app. put that up there for you. >> here we go. stay with abc 15 today. this is a jam packed college football action. badgers versus northwestern. fans of both here in the valley. oklahoma state and kansas state faceoff. catch up on the day's news at nebraska and number 6. ohio state go head to head. our producer went to ohio state. >> those buckeyes and seeing what is going to happen there. >> we have this now. >> homeowners in buckeye. hot over water bills and possibly through the city. they are upset about t

school romance has moments, but lacks zip and chemistry to truly spark. our friend, peter, calls it dapper, but dead on arrival said the old fashioned tale of spies, sex, and intrigue tries to be this generation's casablanca. and misses by a mile. >> here's l sweetie. >>> next to an r-rated christmas black comedy, a different twist here, 13 years after bad santa, "bad santa 2" is coming, and teaming up as willy and marcus to knock off a chicago charity on christmas eve, the true christmas spirit. but could willy's heart be melted by the charity's director played by christina hendricks? >> we all participate. volunteers, staff, if you're interested, you could join us. mind. i'm not dancing around a bunch of candy canes [ bleep ] because i'm all about the birth of christmas, you know, the wise guys kicked them out of the hotel [ bleep ], concession, the drummer that didn't have [ bleep ], perfume, and, you know, modest, one threatened to cut the kid in half, turn him into gold. it's a heavy deal for me. pretty damn heavy. >> ha! >> i don't think that's how they taught it in sunday school. >> not at all. >> the critics coming down heavy giving bad santa 2 a 2

we have continued to resource our neediest schools in a equitable fashion so they enjoyed added resources and the needs are still great. i mentioned human capital because many student under performing are located in many schools that experience a great rate of teacher instability so we know that is a very important factor because for all the coach{professional learning we focus on if we dont have consistent educators in place year after year it is hard to build capacity and consistency of experience for our students so for sure having talented educators in place that we can continue to support and build in school communities is key factor. the other is just making sure that we offer the most robust wrap around support possible in our schools. we do prioritize many school to have that fuller compliment of nurse social worker intervention teachers and that is a big assistance and we know there is still a lot more work that we need to do to make sure to offer support and nrbt vention to student that were most concerned about. we have seen the needle move in many areas for specific subcelts o

fashion. i have heard when i was in grad school more than 20 years ago i have studied the 19th century metropolitanel. there is an incredible story about the first department stores where they come to paris the spectacular shopping wonderland really this happens where all of these well-to-do women who don't need to do this for economic reasons whatsoever come into the store and start stealing. there is a wave of kleptomania among the women of paris and his new department stores. and we can figure it out. for some reason the store environment is causing them to steal and this provokes the huge moral panic and discussion about it. it becomes as a department store disease. eventually the whole theory developed after studying these. it appears that new configurations of modern life and new spaces and new commercial environments is actually messing with their brains. and in the beginning of a line of the brain that we have today. i had stories like that that i had been accumulating for the last 20 years. once i started to research i can kind of put it all together. you call this the endless quest for de

fox5 news morning, former montgomery county school superintendent joshua star will join us to discuss the walkouts over the election of donald holiday fashion tips from designer david messiter of and former redskins star clinton important advertise talks about > final eye tonight, thousands of people were trying all sorts of students every stunts today to celebrate begin about us world record today. guiness celebrates on november 17 every year because you 12 years ago they sold their records. look at this guy. he is a british bungy jumper. he jumped from a platform 240 feet in the air. went all the way down and tipped a biscuit into a cup of tea. >> very british. very cool. > very good. another british man took the record for most magic tricks performed in a single skydive. he performed 11 during a 15,000-foot dive. at one point he was free falli > how about that one. >> even the harlem globetrotters got in on the it. the longest basketball while sitting and longest shot under a leg. > i thought we'd set the record for the longest p pillow throw. we live in a pick and choose world. love or like? naughty or nice? calm or bright? but at bedti

we have continued to resource our neediest schools in a equitable fashion so they enjoyed added resources and the needs are still great. i mentioned human capital because many student under performing are located in many schools that experience a great rate of teacher instability so we know that is a very important factor because for all the coach{professional learning we focus on if we dont have consistent educators in place year after year it is hard to build capacity and consistency of experience for our students so for sure having talented educators in place that we can continue to support and build in school communities is key factor. the other is just making sure that we offer the most robust wrap around support possible in our schools. we do prioritize many school to have that fuller compliment of nurse social worker intervention teachers and that is a big assistance and we know there is still a lot more work that we need to do to make sure to offer support and nrbt vention to student that were most concerned about. we have seen the needle move in many areas for specific subcelts o

on morning, former montgomeryorme county school superintendent joshua star will join us to discuss the walkouts over the election of donald trump. holiday fashion tips from designer former redskins star clinton important advertise talks aboutt an important holiday feast that he is planning. he gets a lot of compliments. he wears his army hat, walks around with his army shirt looking all nice. and then people just say, ?thank you for serving our country? and i'm like, that's my dad. male vo: no one deserves a warmer welcome home. that's why we're hiring 10,000 members of the > final eye tonight, thousandse of people were trying ton all ss of students every stunts today e to celebrate begin about us world record today. guiness celebrates on november 17 every year becausear you 12 years ago they sold their 100 milt copy of the book. the look at this guy. he is a british bungy jumper. he jumped from a platform 240 feet in the air.e went all the way down and tipped a biscuit into a cup of tea. >> very british.y very cool. > very good. another british man took the record for most magic tricksmagi performed in a single skydive. he performed 11 during

they don't get away from old-fashioned bullying that you got away from when you left school.they're sort of under that feeling at any time but a lot of social media, actually, the responsibility of how kids use social media, their access to social media, goes back to parents. the schools didn't give your kids those phones. they don't issue those, we do. i, as a parent, i gave my kids their first phones. how we talk to kids about how to use them, how to stay safe with them, what they should be used for is really part and parcel, we have to work with our schools on this stuff and it's a much more complicated conversation. right now all we have is the input of we know when something goes wrong and social media has a piece to it, we're trying to figure out how to punish that piece and that's all we've been able to accomplish so far on that. but we need to step back and think about in the a larger context because social media is, as you mentioned, i can't keep up on what app or what my kids are doing. my kids are in college. i'm not even going to try but i know that it's an extens

school romance has moments, but lacks zip and chemistry to truly spark. our friend, peter, calls it dapper, but dead on arrival said the old fashioned tale of spies, sex, and intrigue tries to be this generation's >> here's looking at you. next to an r-rated christmas black comedy, a different twist here, 13 years after bad santa, "bad santa 2" is coming, and they are knocking off a chicago charity on christmas eve, the true christmas spirit, but could willie's heart be melted by the the charity's director? >> we all participate. interested, you could join us. >> you're out of your [ bleep ], i'm not dancing around a bunch of candy kaens [ bleep ] because i'm all about the birth of christmas, you know, the wise guys, kicked them out of the hotel, [ bleep ], concession, the drummer that didn't have [ bleep ], perfume, and, you know, modest, one threatened to cut the kid in half, turn him into gold. it's a heavy deal for >> ha! >> i don't think that's how they taught it in sunday school. >> not at all. >> the critics coming down heavy giving bad santa a 25% splat, and ken writes, even the profanity lost its zing in the cut-rate retread, and another says, the

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. >> i would go to the school to pick them up and twehey re, youngest daughters, sunday rose and faith margaret inspired her to step up her fashion game. >> they were, like, can you get dressed up and do your hair and put on makeup and wear heels? they're girly girls. >> nicole's channeled that girly look last night rocking a blouse and skirt while getting cozy on the red carpet with husband keith urban. the pair is clearly smitten with each other at the premiere of her new movie "lion.? nicole plays an adoptive mother in the film and keith couldn't help, but gush to us about his wife's real-life parenting skills. >> an incredible mom. loving and maternal, you know? teaching me a lot about how to raiie children. >> up next, she reveals what could be her biggest diva moment ever. you won't believe what she wore while in labor. >> then -- only we are on the set of the new star wars movie as we learn more about harrison where princess leah says her & hugo and princess aren't morning people. princess isn't even people, but he hasn't told her. still, they wake up for new meow mix brushing bites, tasty treats that help care for teeth.

school star beat out two other finalists -- washington's daniel murphy... and dodgers rookie corey seagar. by the way... kris will be in town this sunday... at the fashion show mall from 4 to 6 p-m./// >>> donny and marie osmond will flip the swith at the linq's tree lighting ceremony tomorrow. the celebrations get underway at 6 pm ... there will even be performances by the fern adair dancers./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> and the annual holiday parade gets underway at downtown summerlin starting tonight. it starts at 6 pm .. followed by the tree lighting ceremony. it takes places every weekend .. and then nightly starting december 16th... is is free to attend./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> and another holiday favorite is now underway at this year's theme is kung fu panda ... here's a timelapse showing work on it from start to finish. it's open daily through christmas eve. packages cost between 35 and 75 dollars per family./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> still ahead on 8 news now, more than 48 million americans will travel this thanksgiving. mccarran's got some tips on how you can be one of the smart fliers... getting to your loved ones with the least amount of trouble

it is graceful prose of an old-fashioned sort, and it is wonderfully researched, what i was taught in graduate school to refer to as a revisionist work of history, that is all good works of history if they're original are revisionist in some way, but he's telling us a new story about the coming of the revelation in massachusetts. this book is a reflection of two things. one really good old-fashioned history writing of a kind that we don't see as much as we used to. the second thing is it's indicative of the emergence of a -- what i think is a new sort of history writing, or a any kind of history research. to research the lives of second and third and fourth tiered vehicle, they didn't leave behind large bodies of paper. it's possibly to talk about the revolution through the experience of fairly ordinary people who did extraordinary things. es it's analogous to crushing lots of low-yield ore to extract a pressure amount of metal. you had to travel from place to place if you were -- fugitive references, people who are doing it for a hobby and genealogyists who are tracking their ancestors in a maniac p

we have continued to resource our neediest schools in a equitable fashion so they enjoyed added resources and the needs are still great. i mentioned human capital because many student under performing are located in many schools that experience a great rate of teacher instability so we know that is a very important factor because for all the coach{professional learning we focus on if we dont have consistent educators in place year after year it is hard to build capacity and consistency of experience for our students so for sure having talented educators in place that we can continue to support and build in school communities is key factor. the other is just making sure that we offer the most robust wrap around support possible in our schools. we do prioritize many school to have that fuller compliment of nurse social worker intervention teachers and that is a big assistance and we know there is still a lot more work that we need to do to make sure to offer support and nrbt vention to student that were most concerned about. we have seen the needle move in many areas for specific subcelts o

biscuits, now with even more flaky layers >>> at the grocery school pickup line, the gym, athleisure is everywhere. it's one of the biggest fashion trends for men and for women because it's sporty, stylish and, above all, comfortable. >> and it's a stupid word. so we have some things perfect for the cooler weather. here is the lifestyle editor at guilt.com. >> comfywear. >> al does not love the word "athleisure." >> but he likes the style. >> it's a mega trend because we've been comfortable and we're and now for women and men. >> so here's our first look, cardio chic. >> the cardio chic look. here we have sheana. this look was inspired by dance. let's start with her leggings. two things we love about it, high waist, which is a huge trend and so flattering and then the bold print. these are by reebok and they're -- this campaign features gigi hadid, so who doesn't want to wear it. you know what she's wearing. we paired it also from cardio tank and we tucked it in so it looks like a crop top but you don't have to show the tummy so it's a lot more wearable. lastly, the huge trend, the bomber jacket. this one has been updated in a li

school choice activist. >>> ivanka trump is trained but space between her company and her father donald trump in a blog post post today, she groundskeeper fashion unless the brand out of politics. she's on her father's white house transition team and is helping craft his policy on childcare and maternity leave. >>> president obama kepttthe holiday tradition when today. he pardoned his final turkey turkeys today. tater tots. i don't know which is which. maybe tater is on the left. >> there they are. you're the president and first family of fonts heard. >>> with thanksgiving tomorrow, turkeys everywhere should be running scared. when turkey wyoming is standing his ground. this is thomas gobbles, his a so well known, he even has his own facebook page. >> >> iphone is not to mess with them or they get attacked. >> thomas a turkey is not for chasing cars and bullying students. >> thanks giving came early in the denver rescue mission today. thousands turned out to enjoy turkey and mashed potatoes and all the good stuff today. as part of the crew helping serve the gas at the annual banquets. also put on a prince got to work today. the governor was ask

. >> so, after school, when you graduate high school, what do you want to do next? >> i want to be a fashiont to study. >> what do you want to do? >> i want to go to college and i want to study medicine. i am between medicine and engineering. >> what do you want to do? >> i plan on playing soccer. >> soccer is not a plan, my friend. ♪ >> pearland is the quintessential sprawl of suburban americana, and more and more of these days, this is the qutessenti american family. jonathan, his salvadoran-born wife, sylvia, along with sister kim and husband ron, jonathan's mom nina and sylvia's mom, ayela. so, if you have a christmas, fourth of july, baig holiday, how many extended family, how many are coming over? [ laughter ] >> a lot. >> oh, okay. >> a lot. >> what's a lot, how many? >> 40, 50? >> wow. >> 40, 50 people. >> i don't even see us as interracial until people point it out. >> it's like a typical texan family at this point. >> yeah. >> ayela cooks tomales from scratch. outside, fresh papusas are made on a hot griddle. nina makes a dish of jellyfish, shrimp and pork tossed with carrots, onio

fashion, much more concisely. he is using a teleprompter. for discipline purposes. i'm from the old school, charlie. still believe that issues matter and i believe politicians who can get a good message out are going to be in pretty good shape. on the other side, because of the fbi explosion, their campaign is blaming comey, who is not on the ballot, the campaign is blaming putin who s not on the ballot. my friend james carville is blaming the kgb. ho is not on the ballot. yesterday they hauled out the former miss venezuela. they are really scrambling around for this. i don't know what they are going to do in the next week. i just think mr. trump should stay on his message. growth, health care, you need an outsider. to shake up washington, d.c.. those are important points. charlie: do you believe in the essage or the candidate? larry: i like the message. i don't always agree with mr. trump. charlie: what don't you agree ith? larry: mr. trump has said things that i cannot abide by. i've said so outloud. i've said. charlie: which have offended you? the muslim ban? the stuff about the women? larry: i t

. >> anthony: so after school, when you graduate high school, what do you want to do next? >> bibi: i want to be a fashione you going to do? >> melissa: i want to go to college and i want to study medicine. i am between medicine and engineering. >> anthony: what do you want to do? >> moamin: i play soccer. >> anthony: soccer is not a plan, my friend. [ laughter ] ♪ ♪ pearland is the quintessential sprawl of suburban americana, and more and more these days, this is the quintessential american family. jonathan, his salvadoran-born wife sylvia, along with his sister kim and her husband, ron, jonathan's mom nina, and sylvia's mom, ayala. so, if you have, like, a, on christmas or fourth of july or a big holiday, how many extended family? how many people are coming over? [ laughter ] whoa, everyone's laughing. oh, wow, okay. >> sylvia: a lot. >> anthony:: i mean, what's a lot? how many? >> sylvia: 40, 50? >> anthony: wow. >> sylvia: i mean, i don't even see us as interracial until people point it out. >> anthony: well, it's a typical texan family at this point. >> sylvia: mm-hmm, yeah. >> anthony: ayala cooks t

why get your eyes checked the old fashioned way, when lenscrafters can digitally map them for you. introducing clarifye, vo: 13 year-old sabrina told a school counselor she was raped by her uncle. her counselor called sheriff joe arpaio's office. but arpaio failed to protect her. for three more years, rapes, assaults, even child molestation, remain uninvestigated, while arpaio focuses on his personal agenda. arpaio talks tough, but doesn't keep us safe. ( cheers and applause ) ? >> stephen: hey! welcome back! give it up for jon batiste and "stay human"! >> jon: you got it! >> stephen: i still got it, baby! ( cheers and applause ) you know, folks, despite the the f.b.i. e-mail froufrah, hillary clinton still leads in the polls. so donald trump needs every vote he can grab. which is why his campaign has been reaching out to minority voters. like this new ad targeting indian-american voters. before you watch part of it, i want you to know, we didn't edit this clip. this is really how it goes. ? >> the indian and hindu community will have a true ( cheers and applause ) we will defeat radical islamic terrorism. i look forward to working with pri

fashion. you know? i don't like pain. >>> bleed for this is rated r and it opens today in theaters everywhere. >>> gearing up for another exciting night of high school football. friday night fever, semifinal playoff action, a little flavor of it all starting with kelsey. >> reporter: i'm out at number 2 chandler takes on number 3 perry. the last time these teams met they scored 79 points between them. a lot on the line tonight in a semifinals. perry trying to make its first ever appearance in a title game. chandler trying to get back to the championship game for the second time in three years. we'll have the results and the winners tonight on fever, now let's check in with cameron. >> reporter: thanks a lot. 14 miles north, we find ourselves here high school. other semifinal game, mount point and red mountain. they've been here before. this is their seventh appearance in the last eight semifinal games. red mountain are the semi -- the cinderella team of this playoffs. right now great match up, got a lot for you tonight on the fever. i'm with the lion's pride over here. i got a question for you. who's going to win? >> [ cheers and applause ] >> repor

the old fashioned message it's pushing and the way customers are reacting. >> a student died heading to the bus stop, a school employee accused of trying to cover up exactly what happened. >> we have a crash taking up two of the outside lanes. we have a backup here to state road 60. we'll have more in just a few >>> 16 minutes until 7 right now. we start off your morning sprint this morning with breaking news. the driver who crashed into the front of an ybor city bar. police are looking for that driver right now. they say they have surveillance video from outside the bad monkey bar showing the driver apparently trying to drive over someone. one person was hit but escaped with minor injuries. two other men were arrested for instigating a fight that broke out just before the crash. >>> the discovery of a stolen car ends with the arrest of two people in that car after it got stuck on some railroad tracks. police inia that car over but the driver sped off. they pursued it at speeds up to 80 miles an hour, and then near bush boulevard the driver tried to drive over these railroad tracks but the car got stuck. >>>