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surae chinn is live at hains point.ning. >> reporter: walkers are on their way right now, a 5k run and walk for a great cause, to raise awareness to bring more donors to the world right registry -- worldwide registry and save lives for people suffering from leukemia, lymphoma and other blood cancers. a few minutes ago, we witnessed such a beautiful moment, a 7- year-old boy, phineas, who had leukemia two years ago, his mom found out that he suffered from this horrible, horrible disease. and, today, he met his donor for the first time, 25-year-old ashley lowe. and we talk to them a few minutes ago and they said this is all about saving lives and they connected today and they are so thankful. 1 million americans suffer from blood cancers and every year, about 150,000 people are diagnosed. so again, what a great day at hains point. and now they are on their way walking and running. live here at hains point, surae chinn, wusa9. >>> still to come this morning, forget christmas lights. halloween is where it's at for this cali

we take a look at hains. good luck to everybody. keep going. >>> in other new this morning a virginia community is trying to come to terms with the idea that a school shooting could have happened in their town. two students from river bend high school in fredericksburg were arrested in connection with an alleged plot. investigators say students planned to call in a bomb threat and then shoot students and teachers as they left the high school. >> a serious threat. >> whether they would have succeeded, whether they would have actually carried it out, it's too early to say. >> we learn one student is 15 years old. the other is 17. they're being held at a juvenile detention facility and will be in court next week. it was uncovered through text messages and media postings that led concerned students to call the authorities. parents were sent the letter about the alleged plot. to read the letter, open up the nbc washington app and search "school violence." >>> on month the montgomery school board is going to meet about its holiday calenda

you can hear the party at hains point but the folks have gathered here for a good thing. this is a walk for life. it's part of the gift of life bone mary row foundation. it's a public international bone marrow registry. people who aren't -- you know, due to some illness in need of a bone marrow transplant. every 15 minutes or so somebody in the u.s. is diagnosed with leukemia or some anemic disease. it means bodies are not producing the right blood cells it needs and a bone marrow transplant is hard to find, even within a given family. they ask you to do is take a swab and join this registry to find out if you're a match. this group marches up with people all over the country and today earlier this morning we had a 7-year-old recipient meet up with the donor, 25-year-old woman who she had never met before. so it was very emotional meeting among those people. this is a typical 7-year-old bouncing around, jumping around, fidget i. that's what you want with a kid who's been diagnosed earlier. we'll have samples from interviews. this morning the walk is going on until 10:00.

i remember the first time mark haines brought me on the show. i had been arguing via e-mails telling his wrap on this or that stock was plain wrong. that was when i used to scream at the set. he challenged me to come on. i demured, too bald, too fat. he said who cares, show up, banter, argue. i've been doing gigs on "good morning america" where banter was not on the agenda. it's like that when you have a short period of time on big network shows because you have to get a blunt message across quickly. but i wasn't ready for what was awaiting me. first mark didn't want to talk to me. he was the ultimate don't leave anything in the locker room guy. he wanted me to go in the ring, who knew within a few minutes i realized we were in an intellectual zoo of bulls and bears. and i loved it. how could you not? you had to be on your toes every minute. who knew where the next question is going to come from. first i remember telling mark i thought i was awful. i said i was way too crazy. he said, no, it was fabulous. just like that i became a you know, you

you know, you were a regular by the way when mark haines gave you a nickname. and soon enough i was reverend jim bob cramer of the church of what's working now. to be left out in the open as i was worked over. it was the most thrilling thing i had ever done in my professional career and ultimately it's why i'm here tonight in front of you. i can't tell you how gracious the whole gang was this morning. i always say when i think we did a good one i say, guys, i really liked that show. right after. they all agreed. that's what you live for. walking out i started tearing up and said to carl, geez, that was pretty darn special after all these years. of course david the fabulous critic reminded me i was right when i said earlier i had lost a couple inches of height since we started 20 years ago. so the sweet nostalgic moment came back with riveting reality, where did those two inches go? still, i want to say thanks to the whole gang including the late mark haines for changing business journalism from something that was drab, boring, painful even to inciteful, analyti

. >> -- sara haines.n claiborne. >> you got to put my name on the prompter, people. >> no, i was going to say ron's name. "how to find your true calling." i hear it's better to do most of your planting in the fall. what are you? a plant whisperer? maybe. select annuals now 4 for $10 at lowe's. ...intercourse that's painful due to menopausal changes.it... it's not likely to go away on its own. so let's do something about it. premarin vaginal cream can help. it provides estrogens to help rebuild vaginal tissue and make intercourse more comfortable. premarin vaginal cream treats vaginal changes due to menopause and moderate-to-severe painful intercourse caused by these changes. don't use it if you've had unusual vaginal bleeding, breast or uterine cancer, blood clots, liver problems, stroke or heart attack, are allergic to any of its ingredients or think you're pregnant. side effects may include headache, pelvic pain, breast pain, vaginal bleeding and vaginitis. estrogens may increase your chances of getting

haines point, high tide a little higher during the times of high tide than average during the afternoon hours. watch out for that. now let's check on the morning commute. we have a crash. what's going on with that? >> brand-new crash just popped up. 95 northbound near the 11th street bridge, report of an accident. trying to get more information on that one for you here this morning. also, construction lines sprinkled all over the place. outer loop, still with lanes blocked for the time being. bigger look at things overall, no major problems on the beltway. we look at this situation here with a little red on the bottom of the beltway. sensors just misbehaving this morning because we're not seeing any problems there right now. beltway looks good, 95, route 1. b.w. parkway moving nicely. i'll see you in a few minutes. >> thank you, melissa. >>> right now, the rain has stopped falling in south carolina but this disaster is far from over. 40,000 people don't have clean water this morning. more than 3,000 are without power. state wide 19 dams have breached, creating even more flooding. nbc's

just be a gentleman. >> reporter: sara haines, abc news, new york. >> i do enjoy his books and the moviesthey're really fantastic. >> i have to admit i have seen "the notebook." >> oh. >> and i didn't get dragged to it. >> oh. a willing participant there. >> yes. >> follow us on facebook, wnnfans.com. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. cs for two decades. >>> making news in america this morning, willing to run. paul ryan, the former vice presidential nominee eyeing the job for speaker of the house. laying out his vision and conditions in a late night news conference, we're live with the details. >>> breaking overnight, meeting in moscow. syria's bashar al assad face-to-face with vladimir putin. the topic o conversation as russia and the u.s. signs a new agreement. >>> major shift in mammogram recommendations. the american cancer society changing the age when some women should start screenings. >>> "back to the future" day, october 21st, 2015 from fashion and gadgets, what did the movie get right and what did it get wrong?

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so again stenton and haines street. i'll try to get bob kelly to let us know is traffic is affected by that lockdown. 9:24. >> childcare may be biggest line item in family budgets. new study from check policy institute childcare costs can eat up more than 30% of monthly income that's more than rent in most parts of country average cost is 18,000 a year. now nat price went up more than 150% over the past 25 years. >> more than 18% in philly more like 21, 22% of income you spend on childcare. >> forget saturday night that's just to go to work every day and you have to do something on the weekend for work, you have to pay another amount of childcare i say it's a vacation home. every -- you pick, you know, it's a lifestyle. >> $20-25,000. >> that's not without back packs and pencils. >> dropping them off and picking then up and all the stuff inside the school. my grandson jack what is he, 10 1/2 months his alreadyed in go godard school. >> is he? >> yes. >> it's due dual income and dual parent society they'll take your kids

just be a gentleman. >> reporter: sara haines, abc news, new york. >> i do enjoy his books and the moviesthey're really fantastic. >> i have to admit i have seen "the notebook." >> oh. >> and i didn't get dragged to it. >> oh. a willing participant there. >> yes. >> follow us on facebook, wnnfans.com. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. cs for two decades. >>> good morning. i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm reena ninan. here are some of the top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." new breast cancer screening recommendations from the american cancer society say that women should get mammograms later and with less frequency as they age. details coming up. >>> a 4-year-old girl is dead after what her father says was a case of road rage. the driver of another vehicle pulled up next to theirs in albuquerque and opened fire. her father and mother were not injured. no one has been arrested. >>> prosecutors in texas have charged a driver with aggra

. >> more sara haines. >> yes. spray. flonase is the 24 hour relief that outperforms the #1 non-drowsy allergy pill. when we breathe in allergens, our bodies react by over-producing six key inflammatory substances that cause our symptoms. most allergy pills only control flonase controls six. and six is greater than one. so go ahead, inhale life, excite your senses, seize the day and the night. flonase. six is greater than one. this changes everything. but watching calories? with chocolate on top. so chocolatey good... you won' s 100 calories. greek chocolate on top. ok. and a husband. no, the dogs. sometimes. i'd suggest stainmaster pet protect carpet. why? incredibly durable and stain resistant. that's why they call it master it's... purchase stainmaster and pad by 11/2, and get basic install by . >>> welcome back. time for "pop news." and sara haines. >> where's my backup band? have i fallen so far? >> yeah. >> wow. thank you for that. >> they're protesting. >> yes, you are. we are starting and i'm going to teach you so

jason's 6th grade class assembled in the gym at haine middle school - to talk about veteran's day. little did jason know who the guest speaker was - veteran jerry taylor, i got up and i ran, as fast as i could." "i have spent the last six and half months away from my family, tech sergeant taylor has been deployed overseas in southwest asia...... while his family has been adjusting o moving from new jersey to a new school in cranberry. jason wasn't expecting his dad to be back until closer "i've been on pins and needles the past couple of/weeks. i've rprise. i was just really happy that he's home." applause from hhs classmates... and lots of hugs from dad. it's coming up on today in iowa -- the blue jays are soaring in the a-l- c-s. highlights ahead... and how this slip n slide landed in the record books. we'll tell you where, coming up. it won't be qqte as windy today, althououh we will still have some gusts to 20 mph at times.... we wil also be mild with a few showers tracking through. a better chance of rain from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen for your complet

and sara haines will probably make it more so. what you got? >> take it to a whole new level. >> oh, no. >>> there's lots of pressure to look like the perfect catch on dating site profile pics. some smart fellows, or maybe wise guys have come up with the or should i say ikea ever. they headed to ikea to use their picture-perfect displays as homey layouts to call their own. >> false advertising. >> who wouldn't want to date a guy with a kitchen like that. or a tidy home office. >> will -- with little plapts on the wall. >> he's so neat and organized. >> if you to go back to this picture, you can see the book he's reading is upside down. >> let me see. oh, yeah. >> and what i say to that is it's the perfect guy for me. the guy that's reading the whole book upside down. >> says the woman with the funny papers on the desk to read. >> i wanted reading material too, dan. >>> and trending everywhere this morning. george clooney is bringing the old razzle-dazzle back to the silver screen with the brand-new movie, "hail, caesar!" he reunites with the co

his name is doug haines. >> this is sunday's episode, we have doug haines from formery sec capital the best performing hedge fund, what everybody wants to know what the guys are doing. liz: they performed well. hear what he had to say on wall street week, you're getting a first peek here. >> like retail and consumer sector a lot. the health care sector despite the recent trouble, you can't look at body of innovation and say there isn't opportunity there. >> health care? >> retail to be honest, looking at innovation pieces of the economy. >> okay, he likes that. who's the happiest person in the world today? hillary clinton, thrilled with the news joe biden is not going to run. what does that mean? more anti-wall street rhetoric and more anti-health care. now val eant has a specific situation, hillary says they're going after companies. liz: price gouging. >> buy the mature products, put them on the market with new labels, increase the prices, that hurt the biotech sector. what point 72 is doing, a tremendous track record of doing this. they're using this political rhetoric to increase o

rob, could you save us, once again, from sara haines? >> so many ethical questions this morning with santa claus. good morning, guys. a bit of a christmas present early virginia beach after days of just getting hit hard with wind and waves and rain the sun actually coming out and get a 12, maybe 18-hour period of calm weather but you can see the seafoam, the seaweed and sand is brown because the top layer was stripped. a lot of erosion happening and more coastal flooding especially as high tide comes later on today. the storm is strengthening reorganizing down to our south and it really will encompass much of the east coast posted for the mid-atlantic and will tap that from hurricane joaquin and just drive it especially right into the carolinas and we'll head there later on this morning to investigate that flooding situation. over a foot on top of what they've already seen so we're going to see flooding and we'll see a power outage too because with this storm will have wind and wind advisories up for the coast and inland and trees will c

we're live at hains point, derrick ward, "news4." back to you. >> derrick, thanks so much. this year student enrollment has increased by 2,600 students. that brings the number to more than 156,000. they believe it's attributed to rising birth rates and more people moving into the region tochl make sure there's enough room, the county is launching a large building and renovation effort. >> 10:06. there's been speculation for months but joe biden announces whether he'll actually run for president. who he talked to. >> and taking a live look outside, we do have a cool start to our sunday morning. chuck is tracking how chilly thin >>> how much sleep did you get last night? >> honestly? >> yeah. >> five hours. >> five hours. >> that's pretty good. >> a new study says we nay may not be sleeping as well as our an chesters. thai researchers looked at three tribes. don't use alarm clocks or cove. they sleep the natural way the way early humans did. turns out they only get about 6 1/2 hours of sleep a night, not eight. so they didn't nap either. the researchers said their findings me

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meantime, sara haines, what is popping on periscope?the behind the scenes which a lot goes on which we all know, as well, you can click on our periscope. today we talked shows we're binging on and we had a accident preshow involving a lot of agua in my lap, which we also periscoped. >> i'm not periscoping. i'm doing this wrong. >> you want to send to it the break? >> oh, yes, take a selfie. >> i'll kiss you and send you to break. bye, everybody. we'll see you in a minute. break. b bye, everybody. padvil pm gives you the healingu at nsleep you need, it. helping you fall asleep and stay asleep so your body can heal as you rest. advil pm. for a healing night's sleep. everywhere you look, it strategy is now business strategy.? and a partnership with hp can help you accelerate down a path created by people, technology and ideas. to move your company from what it is now... to what it needs to become. >>> it's football sunday. >>> it's football sunday. a big day for fantasy football fans. you may have seen the ads for companies like draftkings

rob, could you save us, once again, from sara haines? >> so many ethical questions this morning with santa claus. good morning, guys. a bit of a christmas present virginia beach after days of getting hit hard with wind and waves and rain, the sun coming out. they will get a 12, 18 hour period of calm weather. you can see the beach, the sea foam the seaweed. the sand is brown because the top layer has been stripped of it. a lot of erosion happening here. we'll coastal flooding as high tide comes later today. here's the storm, strengthening organizing down to the south. it will tap the moisture from hurricane joaquin and drive it into the carolinas. we'll hoed there later on this morning and investigate that flooding situation. over a foot on top of what they have seen. we'll see flooding and power outages, not just the coast, trees will come down and there's foliage on the trees that will be an issue. winds gusting up to 40 miles per hour tomorrow up to southern new england. a frost advisory in effect for parts of the northern tier as coo

new hampshire i'm crystal haines, fox 25 news. almost game time in foxboro pay treetsz are taking on division rivals miami dolphins. tom leyden is at live a gillette stadium. fans are pumped up and having all week. >> they should knob stranger to national spotlight patriots are in ones again tonight. defending champ wills host miami dolphin as you mentioned a squad that very resurgery incident under dan campbell who took over from fired head coach joe philbin after hey lost to jets in london. patriots this year has ab story of execution. undefeated for first six games, and really, only challenged last week by the jets here at home. in end they were still up and over 30 points oftenful and once again in win column. familiar match up. they seizure other other twice a year and no one in that patriots locker room looking past these dolphin as team galvanized and rejuvenated. every time we played these guys, i mean they've been, a challenge. so. we strart off last year in lost and a battled back against them. and you know, second half

this week katie holmes wrote to haines news. she neither confirmed nor denied writing that knowledge report but said, i regret having upset leah in the past and wish her only the best in the future. >> do i get an apology from tom and david massiscavige? >> reporter: she says she decided to commit a serious infraction within scientology, she went ob linenline to see what critics were saying. she saw reports of families who say they were torn apart by the church's practice of disconnection, the shunning of ex-members by friends and relatives still in the church. >> i want this horrible practice of disconnection to end. >> reporter: she says she also saw allegations by former top officials who say they were punched or slapped by david miscavige. >> i was heartprone for myself and my family. i didn't want these things to be true. >> reporter: scientology adamantly denies it splits up families saying disconnection is voluntary. the church repeatedly denied miscavige physically struck anyone. leah says the situation came to a head wh

we might have a sprinkle on sunday but hain looks great. the pats game looks okay. but a little windy for the pats and there might be a sprinkle at the very beginning of the game, go, pats, and next week a really warm-up, too, by the way. see you tonight. >> we are coming to you live from the garden where the celtics tip off their season tonight against the philadelphia 76ers. after making the play-offs for the first time under coach brad stevens' last season, the celtics say they are ready to take that next step in the postseason and stevens' third year on the bench. this is a team priding itself on how deep they are this season without any real stars on this squad, despite having all the first round picks at his disposal. danny did not make a major splash in the off-season but brought in david lee and amir johnson, the two newest celtics bring play-off experience to boston, as well, as a greater understanding of what it will take to become a successful team. >> play-off teams take care of their home or the and win a vast majority of their home games and that's par

the republican is running against incumbent register of wills bruce haines.ow haines made headlines by granting same sex marriage licenses before it was legal in pennsylvania. valentine thomas says she will not sign the documents but she says she's not an obstructionist and she would seek court approval to have her deputes sign them. >> a burlington county field trash. officials want to find who left this miss. this is what monday if the members found this morning at the grounds of the indian mills athletic associate in shamong. drywall, studies, old office furniture dumped right in the parking lot. officials say kids play on the soccer field. and it's not only a safety hazard but now it will be a costly cleanup. >> we work very hard. our athletic association works very hard to maintain this, and we sedum pink like this, not only is it abuse at the grounds but abuses the athletic association, the children and the taxpayers. >> officials hope someone recognizes some of the trash and might know where it came from. or who dumped it. if you've got any information

rob, could you save us, once again, from sara haines? >> so many ethical questions this morning with santa claus. good morning, guys. a bit of a christmas present early here in virginia beach after days of just getting hit hard with wind and waves and rain, the sun actually coming out and they'll get a 12, maybe 18-hour period of calm weather but you can see the seafoam, the seaweed and sand is brown because the top layer has just been stripped of it. a lot of erosion happening and flooding esp >> this weathercast brought to you by walgreens. people finally getting out on the beach. it's been a long time for them to be able to do that and they've got a little window today. cecilia, dan, back over to you. >> it's going to be a busy weekend for you, rob. we'll get much more coverage from you tomorrow morning. thank you. >>> and coming up here on "gma," the shower door scare. glass doors that spontaneously explode. look at that. what you can do to protect yourself. when is your flu shot more than a flu shot? when it helps give a lifesaving

abc's sara haines has more. >> tracy morgan returning to the "saturday night live" stage. >> people were wondering, can he speak? does he have 100% mental capacity? but the truth is i never did. >> reporter: paying tribute to the show that launched him to stardom and rushed by a group hug from his "30 rock" costars including tina fey and alec baldwin. >> good god, trace. >> hello. it's me. astronaut jones. >> a night filled with his most famous over the top characters. >> i'm brian fellows. >> a heartfelt and hilarious comeback for the 46-year-old critically injured in a 2014 crash. >> this is a terrible accident. the car flipped. it's on its side. >> reporter: the collision with a speeding walmart tractor-trailer injuring the star and two others and killing a fellow comedian. morgan spending five weeks in the hospital. taking a long road to recovery. >> how you doing, tracy? >> hey. hey, man. >> you look good, man. >> until you can be returned to your home, we are willing to help you, give you food and water. in return we ask that you help broker peace. help us make contact with your ea

look here, they did locate her car yesterday in new hain, that's where the driver lives. and missing a bumper. to identify that car. also take a look here again at you. you can see the daring escape by the 17-year-old girl who bailed out of the back seat. authorities say that the driver picked up the teen on the way to school monday asked her if she could e give her a ride and once inside the car, police say that the driver sexually assaulted the teen. the back car door opens, the passenger tumbles out. the video came from the city's safe quarters program and credits the public with helping to track down the driver. the assistant chief today stressing the danls of riding with strangers. >> i'm going to give a warning, then it shouldn't just be bridgeport parents, it should be to parents in general, and to adults. you have to be aware of your surroundings, and yes, there are a lot of good samaritans out there, on the other hand, you have to be very careful about getting into a car with a stranger. >> reporter: and police are still trying to figure out the motive here. once