"my kids need you, my kids need this." dogs can't take the subway, so we provide that transportation, certainly at a cost. that's one of our biggest cost items. thank you so much for coming. -thank you. bye, everybody! can i have a hug? team hug. puppy hug. -bye. -so, if i could, i would give them all the money. those dogs and those kids were awesome. we still have one organization we have to make our way over to. so, come on, let's go. -you need exactly two pennies because you have to balance it out. -answer -- a lot. -you got it down to a science. [ laughter ] . -jenna bush hager is going undercover to surprise two charities with a gift to support their ground-breaking work with new york city kids, but the pressure is on. because after her second visit, jenna will have to decide how to divide the $25,000 between the two charities. -today, i have the awesome responsibility of understanding these organizations and knowing how to best split this money. so i'm pretty nervous. -for two decades, american students h, the so-cal

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and she and the other kids are already looking forward to their next adventure in the forest. >> kids who have a lot of responsibility at a young age are also robbed of a protected childhood. 150 million children worldwide work to help support their families, although child labor is illegal in almost all countries. according to the indonesian government, there are 1.7 million child laborers in the country. non-governmental organizations estimate a much higher number. on the island of sumba, many children have a job that, at first, may not really look like work. >> it's a wild race, and a very dangerous one. 9-year-o-old sharul l is despere to win.. he risisks a lot evevery time he mounts his horse, all to earn money for his family. it looks l like paradidise here. the boy's father proudly leads the horse and his two sons down to a perfect sea, glittering in the early morning sun. there's a slight breeze. it's hard to imagine that, by evening, some of these children might be thrown by their wild steeds and get seriously injured. like sharil -- a riding accident left him paralyzed on on

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there are too many kids, low income kids, kids of color, disabilities, or not getting access to the full range of opportunities to soledad: what is working for those students? elizabeth dozier is a former hands-on principal at one of the nation's most under served and violent schools, christian fenger academy high school. so tell me about the demographics. what kind of students are you dealing with? >> in 2009 i started out as the principal and it was interesting, there was 60% of the people were considered homeless, about 40% state graduation rate. ninth graders reading at a fourth grade reading level or below. 300 arrests inside the school that first year. the attendance rate around 60%. it was absolutely abysmal. soledad: what did you do to move the needle? what did you do that work, that could be translated to schools not just here in chicago but around the country? >> first it was about relationships, it was about beginning to tailor individual plans towards those needs. we cannot look at young people as kind of a homogeneous population, that everyone needs the same thing, especiall

scary face pancakes to all kids 12 and under. the kids even get to ?decorate the pancakes themselves with toppings like or starting at seven a-m. families looking for a safe "trick or treating" experience, can take their kids to the ballpark tonight. brighthouse field... spring training home of the phillies... is hosting its annual "boo bash." it runs from 5-30 to 8-30 tonight. they will have hayrides, bounce houses, a costume parade on the field... and ?pleny of candy to hand out. and the best part.. it's all free. the stadium is on old coachman road in clearwater. your kids can get some "dinosaur world" is offering free admission to all kids wearing their halloween costume. they just have to be with a ?paying adult. and there needs to be ?one adult for every free kid. adult admission is 17 dollars. the park opens at 9 this morning, right off i-4 in plant city. and... a spooky series wraps up today at the tampa theatre., just in time for halloween. and ironically, the latest offering for "nightmare on franklin street" is fun for the family. you can ta

of what kids experience today. when i was a kid they had small tvs and less programming, less television shows. kids are personning occupy eight hours in front of the television and less opportunity to play outside when the live in a neighborhood that might be kids not coming to school with skills around playing. >> what does playing outside do for the development of kids? >> so, playworks has proven a safe recess can reduce bullying in elementary schools, recover valuable learning time 20 hours per class, and get kids physically active. so if you see kids playing a and talk with one another and engage with one another. deal with emotionness new, positive ways and learn the valuable skills i around physical activity that will make them active. >> you talk about team play as well-being another learning experience for kidding playing outside together. >> exactly. grew up playing sports and learned things about being a skills back to the playground. >> and very quickly, do you say you have people -- you run the recess

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especially when we are talking about kids or teenagers, kids always read like a grade level above what they are supposed to be reading but that's because you're going through all these changes and you want to know about what's coming up but yes, it is. there are things that there shouldn't be books available but you have to sort of know when to let certain age groups access those information . >> as a selector i was selecting graphic novels for kids and so what i was told was that with manga, if there's anything with. [bleep] on it, put it on the adult side . i opened up this one manga and the story involves this woman having multiple. [bleep] all over her front side. the text read boobs, boobs, boobs. so i put it in adult thinking no adult is going to read this. but i think there's also that coming of age for kids . and i know myself and probably all of you can think of books where you are coming of age, where you read something beyond your experience that was scary, maybe you stop reading it. but whether it was sexual or violent , it was also your way of exploring area and i often te

make sure the kids are bundled up and a spooky forecast trending great for the kids. kind of a bummer when halloween is on a monday but maybe cool temperatures will get the kids in the house earlier because we know many of them have school tomorrow and it will be dropping into the 50s for trick or treaters and we -- the sun will be going down a little after 6:00. so you'll find that the doorbell may start ringing as early as 6:20 or 6:25 it will be dark with scary bit on the go side and there's a few clouds coming in now and clouds later tonight. no rain expected and to give you ideas high pressure continues to build in for halloween. that means chilly later tonight. we'll head into the 40s overnight lows if you will be out late big kids 8 degrees for frederick. 43 dulles and 46 washington. so a chilly start tomorrow morning at the bus stop. or treaters tonight and happy halloween for everybody. 7 day forecast has another taste of summer in it i'll have that later. tony. >> "fox5" is in arlington this evening where concerned residents are speaking out about a register

parents tell kids not to hang out with the bad kids all the time. but when my grandma said it, i was like, maybe i don't want to get this guy killed. [laughter] mr. vance: that was really something that she -- that was her. that was not anything about me. that was not anything about my family. that was a person who recognized there were temptations to bad decisions. mr. murray: there were several things you referred to that i will follow up on. you did not spend much time thinking about how smart you are when you were a kid. the children of new upper-class parents spend a great proportion of their time worrying about how smart they are, partly because parents tell them they are so smart. it is an integral part of who they are. that reminds me of the experience my wife and i have had in maryland. there are lots of really bright kids who are not aware of how bright they were. no one was saying to them, you can get a free ride to yale for dartmouth. no one was saying that to them. the difference between that atmosphere in a white working-class communit

kids are complex. soledad: congratulations on all your success and your new venture as well. >> coming up next -- >> we wonder why they are shooting each other. >> the priest taking on police practices. whose side are you on? then, he lays down a beat. what y c workers: he campaigned as a job creator but senator johnson helps companies ship jobs overseas. good manufacturing jobs just disappeared. ceos and giant corporations get richer guys with families... guys like me? just gets harder and harder to get ahead. we need an economy that works for people like me. for people like me. for people like me. people like me. russ: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message because wisconsin's middle class and working families should come first. soledad: in chicago, homicides are highly concentrated in segregated pockets of the city. areas that are predominately black. one southside chicago priest says it is churches that are part of the problem. one church, saint sabina, just celebrated its 100th anniversary.

we know that adults love halloween as much maybe more than kids. after the break entertaining >>> many of you will celebrate halloween this weekend even though the actual holiday isn't until monday. today ideas to make the holiday spooktacular. >> here is dorothy cascerceri with tips from a pro. >> good morning milwaukee and happy almost halloween. let's start with some entertaining tips. if you really want to get your guests into the halloween spirit, give them something that is made by a witch. the divining rod was created by a water witch and third generation california wine maker. mark, who is a member of the wine family created it as an ode to his water divining skills. this wine is so good i have a hard time choosing between the cabernet and the oregon pino. the price range is to $18.99 a bottle they won't break the bank when you are planning a perfect halloween bash. can you find them at fine vineyards, pick n save and tosa liquor. now you can focus on d?cor and family's costumes. i love incorporating face paint into my halloween. it is some

kids want to drain your pocketbook always somehow. >> brian: my kids walk around in t-shirts and shorts, it's freezing in this house. put on a sweatshirt. >> tia: put on some clothes. >> samantha: put on some socks. you don't want cold feet. there's some thermostat battles the coming days. we're going into the 30s overnight. somebody out there is probably -- >> tia: in the 30s? i guess i missed that all morning. i don't know where i was at. >> samantha: you need to wake up. we've been talking about it for a while. look at what's going on out there. we're not in the 30s now, but we will be this time tomorrow. it's going to be cold. sorry, brian, me and tia will laura will just deal with it probably because she is so sweet and doesn't complain about anything. tia and i tomorrow morning will be like, it's so cold all morning long. he should be used to us complaining by now. 6:47 on this thursday morning. here's our radar and satellite. we are cloudy, and these clouds are with us well pretty much all morning, but in the afternoon they'll be gone. so that's good news. got a little light rain

if their kid could not bring halloween into the school, they were going to bring their kids to halloween. dozens of parents signed their kids out of school early and they brought them next door here to clover leaf park and those kids were greeted with a halloween party all put on by parents and all whipped out in just about under 48 hours. yes, class work is important. learned an important lesson today of how to deal with adversity and turn it into something positive. >> that's what i want for my kids. critical thinking. there's times when authority has right but there's times when it does not. only in critical thinking are we going to -- are our kids going to survive in this world. >> my son said they were not celebrating halloween at school and they were having a party next door i decided to let him participate and signed him out of schoo >> reporter: you can argue with the wicked witch i don't think you will. here's the situation. we talked to montgomery county public schools. their spokesperson told us this. it is up to the individual principals to decide whether or not they'll go ah

think of the families who work of their kids, -- wake up their kids. to see something they have not seen. harvey: just once i would like to see them hang on. 70 the head, chile is the word but a little bit milder to this we are watching that breaking news from everett. ed: the fire into residences, 10 people forced out into triple-decker's. that is at 4:30 a.m. >> dicky: from hollywood it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, chef gordon ramsay, from "inferno" felicity jones, and music from jimmy eat world. and now, from this point on -- here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ? >> jimmy: hi, i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming.

give all our kids hope. ed: 5 for good tonight. a way for you to give patients at boston children's hospital a treat this halloween. maria it's super easy and could : make some kids feel super special. can send a spooktacular greeting. here's how it works, you choose an ecard design, write a special message and sign your name and hit send. the cards will be displayed on screens in the hospital for all patients and their families to enjoy. so far, wishes have been sent from as far away as australia and india. if you want to do it too, click on the wcvb app or our website for directions. on how to do it. appropriate. it will be on the wicked cool side but we will be able to handle it fine. no caps on. we do get wet weather here coming up late thursday into friday morning. ed: monday is halloween. a little chilly when the sun goes down. harvey: to be expected but not outrageous, not as chilly as it is now. uh, first of all, i plan to vote for donald trump. ayotte buddied up to trump, even calling him a role mod

-- [inaudible] and half as american kids and half as kids from mexico and half as american kids or, in my case, half as a russian and half as an american kid. and the american piety is always, well, you're all americans the moment you're born here or the moment you're naturalized or your mom or dad can becomes a citizen. except that's not what goes on inside our a heads. we actually live an in-between life. and then there are moments where almost the narrative of one culture becomes more compelling, whether that's, you know, jihaddism in the case of the person who set off the bomb, you know, a few blocks from here the other night or whether it's the cartel warfare which you kind of trace back culturally to the aztecs in mexico. it's a story. and we really live our lives in a funny way as characters in stories. and that's the thing that our culture, i think, gets wrong. it's not only about economic opportunity or whether someone calls you a bad name somewhere, it's what character in what comic book do you want to be especially if you're 15 or 16. which which superhero do you want to

that kid.' in both cases, the kids are sick. we can't help abby, but we can help others on her behalf and in her honor. joyce: the need is great. this is the latest issue of time magazine with the cover story about the anxiety teens face redgen and the goldbergs are so important. why broadening t path to student success could be the key. that's coming up in our next half hour. kathy: switching gears to our weather forecast tonight. mark, it's october 28 and temperatures are still in the 60's at 10:00 at night. mark: it is warm, and will continue overall. some of you are trick-or-treating today, tomorrow, sunday, and some of you are on monday itself. we do cool down a bit as we head into sunday, but then we warm right back up on monday. it will be a warm morning tomorrow, but then it gets cooler. 65 degrees. the wind southwesterly at 20-29 miles per hour. october 28. temperatures are in the 60's everywhere as this warm air moves in. that will continue throughout the rest of the night. this is wei

kids are so inspiring to me. they really, so much great energy. >> and in meeting them, when you're out and about and they know that you are the author of captain underpants is there anything that they say to you or ask you anything that sticks out in your mind as particularly funny or was rather unusual? >> they always ask where i get so, i always say, new jersey. [laughter] >> everything good comes from new jersey. >> did they bring underpants for you to sign? >> that has happened every now and again. very difficult to sign underwear. i don't know have you ever had to autograph underwear before? >> i have done a t-shirt it's hard to do. >> yeah to get it to stick. >> have to get six people to stretch it really tight. >> that's pretty cool. they can p bear or whatever. >> yeah. >> is it true there is a movie coming out? >> there is dream works animation. they did kung-fu panda they are doing the captain underpants. >> it's going to be huge. >> kevin hart is going to be in it. ed helmses is going to be captain un

he was, like, a kid.e was a kid trying to have fun and fit in the group doing what the other guys do, trying to be part of them. >> reporter: was it really that innocent? >> true or false. diren was committing a crime. >> he was. >> entering somebody else's home, even their garage, that's a crime? >> yes. >> even if the door's open? >> yep. >> reporter: and if kaarma's life was threatened, he had the right to shoot, didn't he? but as police went over kaarma's story about what happened just before the confrontation, something stood out. when kaarma was describing how his wife first noticed someone was approaching their garage. >> she's like, showtime. she's like, i see something. a flashlight. >> he said janelle makes the statement, it's show time. >> it's show time? >> exactly. >> suggesting what? they'd be getting ready for this all night? >> that seemed like a very interesting statement to me. it's show time. >> reporter: it didn't seem to fit with someone claiming to be terrified in his own home. then

and i'm glad to take my kids here. this is just one of several events hosted by metro leading up to halloween. you can find a full list of things to do for halloween on our website... ktnv dot com slash halloween. shell oil has pulled its branding from a gas station in nashville... some controversial language. the sign said.. quote: "trump just said it - bill clinton did it" the ad refers to what trump is heard saying to billy bush in a video recorded in 2005. after losing the branding.. the gas station owner posted a sign encouraging customers to vote for trump. a halloween consumer alert this a new report reveals-- more than half of face paints and cosmetics... marked for kids.... have at least one toxic ingredient. the report from the "breast cancer fund" tested nearly -2- hundred products... they found ingredients like lead, formal-de-hyde and other dangerous chemicals. don't just assume products are safe if they're on.... store shelves. some cosmetics are loosely regulated... and... are not required to list all in

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and i love this play. >> it's for younger kids mostly, but older kids, if they came to see it, they would understand shouldn't ostracize anybody because everybody can have a weakness. >> everyone's different, and even though some people are more different than others, everyone has their gifts and talent. >> "the monster of guitaristan" is not just a great musical. it's a great musical with a great message. for "teen kids news, " i'm katie. >> you'll probably be surprised to learn which state has a flag that celebrates mother nature. i'll have the answer next on >> every state has one, but most us don't know why they look the way they do. here's eric with "flag facts." ??? >> when you hear the name new jersey, images of highways, the jersey shore and but despite its small size and large population, new jersey is actually rooted in agriculture. thousands of acres of farmland and forest cover the state. in fact, early european settlers came to new jersey because of its fertile soil. horse farms, dairy farms, and agriculture fueled the engines of new jersey's growth. >> the new jersey flag is

kids are complex. soledad: congratulations on all your success and your new venture as well. >> coming up next -- >> we wonder why they are shooting each other. >> the priest taking on police practices. whose side are you on? then, he lays down a beat. soledad: in chicago, homicides are highly concentrated in segregated pockets of the city. areas that are predominately black. one southside chicago priest says it is churches that are part of the problem. one church, saint sabina, just celebrated its 100th anniversary. controversial leader says churches like his need to regain their voice. jessica: 100 years after its first service, the congregation at saint sabina is reminded of its deep roots in this southside chicago community. >> i represent the irish catholics that began the faith community of saint sabina. but like the neighborhood in which it stands, the face of saint sabina has changed over the years. the majority of the congregation here is no longer irish, it is black. >> everybody is welcome i

give all our kids hope. please vote yes on question 2. i just want what's best for my kids. when i hear arguments that massachusetts needs more charter schools, i think: what about the students in all of our schools? every new charter takes away more money from the existing public schools. that's 400 million dollars, just last year. we can't afford to drain even more money from our kids' schools because they're already losing so much. i'm not just standing up for my own kids; . >>> coming up today at 5:00 how high school students are helping the u.s. military save money and learning skills for their own future careers. we take a closer look at the partnership at 5:00. >>> all right finally this noon wine is getting a new look. >> california win pres are starting put their creations into cans. sales of wine in cans has doubled in just the last year p.m. some say better way to bottle since less light hits the wine to keep the product fresher. >> and a little easier to take it to the beach. >> the sounds of the

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give all our kids hope. please vote yes on question 2. scene of a school bus crash. the bus crashed right into a house in the area of kitter and cory streets. according to police, all children are off the bus safely. that road is now shut down. we have a crew on the way to the scene as well as sky 7 hd. of course, we will bring you the latest as soon as it comes in. boston. with the west, northwest wind at 15 miles per hour. so it's a breezy day. and that west, northwest wind is bringing in a lot of cooler air. now, october for the most part, is actually a warmer month. with our average temperature right around 58 degrees. we even had temperatures in the 80's. just last week. so we are going to end the month on a chilly note. what a difference a week makes. also, october so far, we have picked up over four inches of rain. and this is the first time since february we have had and just this month, we have had more rain than we did in june, july, and august combined. so we certainly do still need the rain. it i

kids are pretty respectful. >> to your kids get phone calls? >> not really. they are like no i'm not on the phone i'm face timing. i'm like that's being on the phone you see the person. her complaint is about late night texts. in the morning, but if your phone is your alarm clock it will wake you up. >> everybody knows the truth is if you turn your sound off your alarm still goes off. so the problem is, oftentimes we forget to do that. >> it does? >> yes. so you can turn your sound off and you don't hear your texts, but you're still going to wake up from your alarm clock. sometimes she forgets to turn it off or put it on do not disturb therefore she gets disturbed. >> and she uses aire is that a good idea. >> no. kim she does not use airplane mode. you turn your entire communication off. that's a bad idea. >> just put it on the moon the do not kiss tush. -- disturb. then people who are necessary can still get through to you or if people call multiple times it rings. >> i love that trend someone that is necessary. >> necessary. >> you want to be necessary on w

is it on kids' phones? >> it's a game, the idea is that we want kids to learn more about science but use motivation to learn where you get the things to play the game. so what we are trying to do is the concepts that you have to learn. states of matter, ecosystems. many things kids need to understand. we build a movie and we give you a quest following science standards which are based on it. and it is called next generation science standards put together by the u.s. government and 16 states accepted it. the notion is it is more about the application of science, not memorization. gone are the days where you are supposed to learn and remember the facts. now you are saying it is cool to look it up. can you learn how to apply it? you collect hydrogen, oxygen, carbon. you have to use the element of crafting to move the game along. that's what keeps the kids playing the game and waiting to go to the next level. >> what is your business model? are you selling this to schools or selling it as an app? >> our goal is

kids are complex. soledad: congratulations on all your success and your new venture as well. >> coming up next -- >> we wonder why they are shooting each other. >> the priest taking on police practices. what you could learn about managing your money from this hip hop master. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. that's the power of fiber optics. and right now get our best offer ever, super fast 100 meg internet, tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online. cable can't offer internet speeds this fast at a price this good. soledad: in chicago, homicides are highly concentrated in segregated pockets of the city. areas that are predominately black. one southside chicago priest says it is churches that are part of the problem. , just celebrated its 100th anniversary. as jessica gomez tells us, its controversial leader says churches like his need to regain their voice. jessica: 100 years after its first service, the congregation at saint sabina is

-- told their kids to prepare their goal. nor school 'er and then took them to the steps of the lincoln memorial to speak on the steps so day what the goals were for the school year. my never u's wife is a teacher in albany, new york, used to be a home economics teacher, and now her job seems to be to figure out ways to identify kids that might be better for vocational education, how to track them, how to approach them on that, how to assess them. what your take -- and how to deal with the feedback if they object. what's your take on a setup like that? >> so the reality is that every child is not going to go to college because i might not be a good fit for. the. right? everybody doesn't go to college, but for me, i don't want to limit a child. so, i will take them to the colleges and place their feet on the step odd harvard or the steps of yale or on the schooled throughout new york city because i want them to know they have indeed options. but' n addition to that in our schools, we also give them a variety of programs that t

i watched y & r as a kid.arly ten years ago. >> it's a possibility like this, and it's one of the television institutions and i got the keys to it and i better not screw it up. >> things are doing just fine. >> they've done a great job. >> we'll be right back. helped demi lovato get sober. it's all on etonline.com. >>> kelly clarkson has new music and she's got a new children's book. >> because she's all about them babies. we're talking to kelly tomorrow. >> bye, everybody. >> kelly shares a life lesson she's learned from her adorable children. >> oh, geez. that's hard. there are so many. >>> plus, why are star moms painting their beautiful baby bumps. >> caitlin was the first celebrity to sign on. >> michael jackson's daughter has a haunting experience with illusionist criss angel. >> what did she say about her dad? that is tomorrow. >>> my life has been an open book. >> is trump's leaked video the tip of the iceberg? >> for a lot of years. >> inside the search for more of donald's hot mike moments as "late n

but some kids aren't so lucky. where they live, they don't go to a great school, trapped in a failing school. public charter schools give parents a choice and are a pathway to success for these kids. if you like your school, question 2 won't affect you. but question 2 will change the future for thousands of kids who need your help. please join me and vote yes on question 2. please join me and uh, first of all, i plan to vote for donald trump. when it served her purpose, ayotte buddied up to trump, even calling him a role model. but she kept playing politics and flip flopping around. ayotte is running away from trump as quickly as she can. and what she values is her seat. and she's trying - to keep something she values. - i know. kelly ayotte. the politician. looking out for herself. senate majority pac is responsible >>> right now sky eye live over the scene, a school bus has hit a house you can see the damage this is on quarry street. several children were on the bus but they were safely taken off the bus. they ha

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and i love this play. >> it's for younger kids mostly, but older kids, if they came to see it, they would understand and could relate to it. >> i think the message is, you shouldn't ostracize anybody because everybody can have a weakness. >> everyone's different, and different than others, everyone has their gifts and talent. >> "the monster of guitaristan" is not just a great musical. it's a great musical with a great message. for "teen kids news," i'm katie. >> you'll probably be surprised to learn which state has a flag that celebrates mother nature. i'll have the answer next on >> every state has one, but most way they do. here's eric with "flag facts." ?? >> when you hear the name new jersey, images of highways, the jersey shore and rock-'n'-rollers may come to mind. but despite its small size and large population, new jersey is actually rooted in agriculture. in fact, early european settlers came to new jersey because of its fertile soil. horse farms, dairy farms, and agriculture fueled the engines of new jersey's growth. >> the new jersey flag is unique because it emphasizes nature

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