the japanese martial arts or for kiddo he's in to keep warm it means way of her more in a spirit and doesn't involve any offensive moves at all and teaches you to use your opponent's aggression and power against him without causing injuries living many devoting it can be really effective might be probably one of the reasons why russian leading i keep instructors held the masuk last court t.v. correspondents in moscow and promptly showed some specific i.q. did locations. but now what if somebody tries to take your microphone away don't resist getting saw it and it's still in your hands. yes it's all the same if you need to take it away from somebody else. just get inside like this and take the microphone however it only looks that easy in the hands of a skilled i.q. the practitioner it's different when it comes to one man who was maybe just a bit overconfident after war and now we're alone lesson. here is the way you get you through as a fool who is bigger and stronger than you. who are seeking the other skills just like ito was also known as a martial art for intellectuals are very s

intellectuals is a very sophisticated one so those who hope to gain skills very quickly soon quit my kiddo tasks are much tougher than some stand up fighting or wrestling techniques as in judo or something. nevertheless having experience in a different martial arts can only help in starting a kid where perfect balance and coordination are a must the russian national team member in the player would know is a perfect proof of that but initially having had a vast do the bare ground in two thousand and one she became the first ever russian woman to get a mussar sports degree kito this border though he put it takes more time to reach a decent level of skills in my career than in other martial arts how do i can patients that's their new way one can become really good i keep i some start with a background in other martial arts some just start from scratch that's possible at any age i keep the founder money taught that kids can steer their way of harmonious spirit as soon as they are able to work the earlier you start the closer we get to perfection robert for the new and arty more skilled. well t

>> oh, what, kiddo?time ago, there weren't stores where kids could buy rubber balls. no, sirree. they say the first rubber balls were made by people who lived in central america. way back then, thousands of years ago, some smart people took juice and sap from rubber trees, rolled it into a round shape, and then tried bouncing it, and guess what? it worked. they made a rubber bouncy ball. whoo hoo! >> wow, people a long time ago liked bouncy balls just like i do. >> they sure did, kiddo. >> can you believe it? rubber balls have been around for thousands of years. my grandma knows everything. ♪i learned something cool something cool today i know it upside down and inside out i learned all about elasticity ♪ whoo hoo! boing boing boing. bouncy scientist in the house. [applause] whoo hoo! boing boing boing. >> yes. ball. >> ball. >> ball. i see it, zekey. ball. ball. >> hi, mom. hi, zeke. >> hi, honey. how was school? >> school was great. hey, guess what, zeke. i learned all about bouncy balls just like this

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i chose revere for my sassy and spirited kiddo because it has all of the kids to success assembled and everything we were looking for in a school to be fully immersed in a second language and a appropriately challenged curriculum, a diverse city population that is reflective of the city that we love and the leadership of the school principal, administration team, teachers, and p.t.a. if you're here tonight to represent paul revere, would you stand up and show that support to the board. thank you. [applause] >> and thanks to tough choices made by our principal and staff during mandated school reform. it is fulfilling its mission statement and on its way to meet all of the goals on the front of the agenda. i'm a member of the building bridges team and witnessed the innovative leadership team in action. it was so moving to see what this passionate team of mentors is doing for our kids. to keep our principal and keep down this path, our school is going to become a powerhouse. another district success story that will give thousands of kids education opportunities they deserve. if you remove

do do do la la la la la la la ♪ >> ♪ yeah, backseat driving with grandma ♪ [turns radio off] >> so, kiddo will be fun to go to minnesota and celebrate the holidays as long as i wear my warm clothes. >> oh, you got that right! ha ha ha hah. winters in minnesota are fun and snowy. in fact, my best holiday ever was once right before hanukkah, when it started snowing and snowing for two straight days. yeah! when it stopped, there were 37 inches of snow on the ground. that's a sid-high pile of snow. we went sledding and made snowmen and even built a snow fort. it was great. i celebrated the holidays with my family and friends and the most snow any of us had ever seen. ha ha hah. >> wow! well, do you think there will be that much snow when we get there? >> oh, i don't know, but we can hope. >> yeah. >> ha ha hah. >> my grandma tells the greatest and snowiest stories ever. ♪ i learned something cool something cool today i know it upside down and inside out i learned all about... ♪ >> ha ha ha hah! >> ♪ cold temperatures, brr >> woo-hoo! >> ha ha! scientist in the house. yeah! [canned applause] m

. >> i might take the kiddo out if a walk. >> you should. >> i'm loving it. >> we have a cold front later today but up ahead of, it we'll get a good push of warm air. parts of the area will be in the upper 50s but to be honest with you, we'll have probably some 60-degree read go ahead around the washington area. if you are watching from the south, you might be in the mid- 60s for afternoon highs. so just going to be a real nice day. eventually, that rain shower activity out to the west in ohio will get in here. and when it does so, it will bring light showers. you should be prepared for the possibility of some afternoon and evening rain showers. there are your temperatures right now. high temperatures, get ready top joy a very balmy afternoon. we'll go 60 in washington. 63 in fredericksburg. upper 50s if you are watching the mountains off to the north and west. be ready for some showers. >> tucker barnes, thank you so much. we'll see you in a bit. >>> let's tell you about some news that happened overnight. a d.c. cab driver crashed into a metrobus. this one happened around 10:30 last nigh

. >> how was it out there, kiddos? >> oh, fine.is the time to add the glitter, add the shine, add the glam. >> let's go with kerry from blacksburg, virginia. when we asked about her beauty routine, she responded, if i remember to wash my face, i'm having a good day. listen to her story. >> well, i think we are still in a state of shock, is that fair to say? >> slightly, yes. >> that's accurate. >> we are not going to shave off your beard, but why do you want this for your wife? >> i think she deserves a treat. >> what are you hoping for today? >> anything. i've been saving my hair for locks for love. so some hair change will be good. >> what a beautiful gift you'll give. we'll give you the best present. ready to go? >> kerry is here with her husband and her parents. here is kerry before. let's see the new you. ♪ >> oh, my god! >> wow! >> stay right there. ready to take off your blind folds. take them off. get ready. call the emts. >> look how beautiful you look. you look awesome. >> who is that? >> look right there. tell us about t

adults are basking in this balmy winter weather, golfing, jogging, biking or just walking around, kiddos, are wishing for a white christmas. >> yeah, it's all right. i wish there was some snow also; but i'm just waiting to see what happens. >> i'm just happy with what we have. i would love to look forward to snow, because i was born in december. it's not going to happen. >> reporter: for sofia, snow is not on her christmas list, but it sure would help. >> what did you ask santa for this year? >> a piano, and a bible and a connect. >> and snow if you have time. >> i play in the snow. >> reporter: who doesn't love to play in the snow? sofia is adorable. kids brighten up the holiday. they are the reason for the season. but if you need another shot of holiday spirit, come on down to downtown bethesda. they'll be a festival in about an hour. i'm told the huge highlight, a massive menorah made out of candy. back to you, guys. i see that you're enjoying the weather out there. >> now we're hungry delia. >> look a look at the lights is beautiful. >> it's a little chillier out here than what you m

. >> hey, tony yeah, can't forget about the kiddos for new years eve joining me now is the dean here,an, happy new year. >> and to you. >> what are some fun finger foods for the kids. >> this is a grilled ham and cheese sandwich masquerading as french toast and instead of -- we are using something a lot of people gift during the holidays, called pannetone it is an enriched egg bread this is a great way to use it up for the new year. >> you can get it at the grocery store. >> just about any grocery store and they are putting it on sale after christmas we sliced it long way, buttered it put any sort of meat you want here i have prachutto, making it upscale and asiago cheese any melting cheese will work and we cut off the crust because kids and myself don't like crust. >> yeah. >> wrap it in plastic to form everything together and we wait about a half hour or so and unwrap them put it in an egg wash just like french toast and cook it in a skill let with a little bit of butter. >> this smells amazing, i have been itching to try this i have my kid tasters here so they are going to help us

(david) hey, kiddo.f i had known you were gonna get up early, woulda had you come swim with sammy and me. there was a plane crash, daddy. ...disaster vowed, "to root out the murdering cowards and bring them to swift justice." (david's voice) "conrad and victoria knew "the victims' families would need a devil "to shoulder the blame for the money "that conrad had been laundering for the terrorists. "they chose me as the patsy "while passing themselves off as grieving benefactors. "never underestimate the power of guilt, amanda. it compels people to some pretty remarkable places." don't make a federal case out of it, mom. it was a few drinks, okay? you staggered home like a drunken sailor. if it weren't for tyler, you might not have made it home at all. well, in daniel's defense, emily had just lied to him and stood him up. look, can we drop this? no, we cannot. you violated our agreement. you shouldn't have been in any bar in the first place. you been drinking again, daniel? intervention'sver, dad. mom won

. >> you don't want back pain for the little kiddos. >> and they're very style issue. >> they are. >> emily green imagination books. these are great because they're very durable. you can watch the doodle sticks to go along with it so the little ones can draw, erase. so it's hours of fun. >> it encourages story telling at a young age. >> yes. the colors are wonderful. very bright. it's great for the 2-year-old up through elementary school. >> how much do these run? >> as a set, $30. >> and finally, save the best for last. >> yes. >> girls love their bling especially during the holidays. >> yes. >> i don't know if you can see. we turn it to the camera. we have a variety of bangles and hair clips. >> these are our most popular gift. bangles add beautiful bling to any outfit. and we have so many different clips and a variety of colors and sizes. >> and monogram. >> we have as, silver. perfect for the holiday outfit. >> and the best part of all we are just a week away from christmas. all these gifts are local. >> yes. you can find all of them. we carry them at the kidville boutique. >> won

[both humming] >> ♪ backseat driving with grandma ♪ >> so, how was your day, kiddo?to fly in the sky with the wind. >> wow, that is awesome, grandma. you go hang-gliding. >> mm-hmm. i do love adventure. ha ha ha! >> ha ha ha! wow! i have the most amazing, coolest hang-gliding grandma ever. ♪ i learned something cool something cool today i know it upside down and inside out i learned all about... ♪ >> ha ha ha! >> ♪ wind whoa! >> whoo-hoo! >> ha ha! scientist in the house. yeah. [canned applause] ok, mom. i will. >> huh? ooh! >> [humming] whoa! what-- wait a second. who raked up all the leaves? >> i did! ha ha! i know how hard you worked to rake them up, so i thought i'd help you out. >> wow, thanks, dad. >> ah, you bet. >> hey, today in school, i learned that the wind can do all kinds of things. it can make sand dunes and waves, and it definitely blew my pile of leaves all over the yard. >> wow, you learned a lot today. >> yep. >> so, do you think there are any dragons out there sneezing in the leaves? >> ha ha! no way, dad. >> well, i'm not so sure. >> what? >> clos

do do do la la la la la la la ♪ >> ♪ yeah, backseat driving with grandma ♪ [turns radio off] >> so, kiddoing and made snowmen and even built a snow fort. it was great. i celebrated the holidays with my family and friends and the most snow any of us had ever seen. ha ha hah. >> wow! well, do you think there will be that much snow when we get there? >> oh, i don't know, but we can hope. >> yeah. >> ha ha hah. >> my grandma tells the greatest and snowiest stories ever. ♪ i learned something cool something cool today i know it upside down and inside out i learned all about... ♪ >> ha ha ha hah! >> ♪ cold temperatures, brr >> woo-hoo! >> ha ha! scientist in the house. yeah! [canned applause] mom, dad, zeke... >> hey. >> we learned all about cold temperature and thermometers today. >> mm-hmm! >> oh! >> hey, i got an idea. can we call aunt irene and ask her what temperature it is in minnesota right now? >> oh, i like that idea. yeah, let's give irene a call. >> i love calling aunt irene. >> ha ha ha hah. [dialing cell phone] >> blammo! ha ha! >> hello? >> oh, irene? >> hello? >> irene, it's me.

and as a kiddo he was the yawner of this epic yawn. >>> okay. 76-year-old woman was having stomach aches and unexplained weight loss. she goes to the doctor. she had been diagnosed previously with having diverticulosis and a punch line on "saturday night live". >> we have diverticulitis. >> this woman was diagnosed with diverticulosis, in the same stomach disease family. she's 76 years old, she has been losing weight, she goes to the doctor, and the doctor decides to do a scan of her stomach to see if there's anything unexpected going on in her stomach. and then, yeah, okay, what's that? look at that picture. what could that be? then our 76-year-old patient remembers, actually, this is sort of really hard to imagine. but the woman remembers, that 25 years ago, so in about 1986 when she was in her early 50s she had been interrogating a spot on her tonsil with the pen. that's according to the british journal case report. she was using a pen to poke at her own tonsil. she was actually standing on her stairs while holding a hand mirror while poking

(laughs) face it, kiddo. chelsea set you up. (laughs) she set you up. your friend set you up.re household staff confirms that the mily was at home watching television the night jane herzfeld was killed. yeah, well, there's no surprise there. hey, how'd it go at grand central? good. i found this. check the tag. it belongs to jane hefeld. (ryan) where was it? at the mailbox center where jane bought a box. she was using it as a locker to hold this bag along with $500 in cash. hmm. there's men's clothes, and toiletries mixed up in here. and two tickets on the late train to phoenix for the night she died. she was looking to get out of town, but she wasn't going alone. no names, so who was going with her? her mystery man. her roommate said that she was dating someone, someone who had some stuff to work out. and carver kept hassling her to betray the lees. maybe they figured it was just smarter to get out of town. but why phoenix? maybe a r climate. it's an asthma inhaler. but according to the autopsy report, jane didn't have asthma, so it must have belonged to the guy. (ryan) npresc

oh, all righty, kiddo, how was your day? >> oh, it was great.or blocking out the sun and keeping their skin nice and healthy. and while women were riding in wagon trains in the wild, wild west, they wore a big hat called a sun bonnet, and my favorite way to get out of the sun--sitting under a nice shady tree. ha ha! >> wow, grandma. you know so many ways not to get a sunburn. >> oh, well, now you do, too. ha ha! and i bet you're excited to play in the sun with your dad. >> that's right. my grandma's the best. ♪ i learned something cool something cool today i know it upside down and inside out i learned all about... ♪ >> ha ha! >> ♪ the sun >> woo-hoo! >> ha ha! scientist in the house. yeah! [canned laughter] >> all righty, i'm ready to go. >> oh, i am, too. i just finished putting on a fresh coat of sunblock. so now i'll be protected from the sun the whole time we play. >> hey, good thinking, sid. so, are you ready to learn dad's dy-no-mite dino-stomping kick? >> i sure am! i've been waiting all day. >> i know. me, too. ha ha! ok, it goes like t

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. >> trust your old dad, kiddo. none of this is your fault. >> it's not? >> no.odons are not warm-blooded like birds and mammals. they need to get some help from the sun to warm up. >> yes! i knew i was cold-blooded. >> whoa! >> time for a winter solstice feast! >> oh, boy! food! >> give her, travis. >> ♪ and tonight the snowflakes are gently gonna fall >> we'll dance together we're gonna shake a feather we're gonna have a ball it's the season for train rides and snowing the reason everybody's going to the great big dinosaur holiday in the snow the great big dinosaur holiday in the snow ♪ [cheering] >> yay! it finally stopped snowing, eh? >> and here's the special work train right on time. >> [indistinct chatter] >> whoa! what's that thing, mr. conductor? >> a snowplow blade for the dinosaur train. it will help us clear the track as we roll on home. >> whoa! cool! >> we should be ready to plow our way out of here any minute, folks. >> um, dad, do i have time to say good-bye to my friend soren? >> uh, ok, but don't be too long. >> i won't. come on, guys. we can al