. - speaking of preparation, admission dean, mae brown. she said, "start preparing for college in 6th grade." now, where she's really coming from is to build strong study habits, now, where she's really build good reading habits, is really shaping your skills in ways at is going to be easier thu in high school. so it's not necessarily preparing you for college per se, but it's really building a stronger foundation. what else can a sixth grader do to prepare? - when i, when i coach my own students, i emphasize quite a bit on shaping their skills, their mindset. and teaching them about some tricks of the trade on how to become essful academicallysucc and non-academically in high school. to me, in middle school whether you're in 6th grade, 7th grade, or 8th grade is really pre-high school. so for example, if you're so distracted in spending so much time, many hours per day, plworld of warcraftaying or playing games, those are not good habits and that's not exactly a real good way to spend a lot of time on. so to shape and to try to replace so

yesterday in north carolina, i was honored to stand with a woman named mae brown wiggins.ades ago, she was a hard-working nurse in new york city. she was looking for an apartment she could afford to rent, but donald trump and his father turned her away. whenever she and her african-american friends try to rent an apartment, their application was marked with a c, c for colored. she went to the department of justice and eventually they sued the trumps for housing discrimination. and although they settled, they wouldn't change, so the government had to take them back to court. that's a pattern. this is what happens time and time again with my opponent. if he were to win, he would be in charge of the federal housing department. if he does not respect all americans now, how can we trust him to serve all americans in the future? he has such a casual disregard of our constitution. he does not seem to understand the rule of law, we really are a nation of laws, not men. here is the latest example. a terrible crime back in 1990 in new york city. it was called the central park five.

clinton: yesterday in north carolina, i was honored to stand with a woman named mae brown wiggins. ago, she was a hard-working nurse in new york city. she was looking for an apartment that she could afford to rent, but donald trump and his father , fred, turned her away. whenever african-americans try ied to rent trump apartments, their application was marked with a c. c for "colored." [boos] and that did not sit very well with me, so she went to the authorities. eventually, the department of justice sued the trump's for housing discrimination. [cheers] ms. clinton: although they settled, they would not change. the government had to take them back to court. that is a pattern. this is what happens time and time again with my opponent. if he were to win, he would be in charge of the federal housing department. if he does not respect all americans now, how can we trust him to serve all americans in the future? [cheers and applause] ms. clinton: he has such a casual disregard of our constitution. he does not seem to understand that we role of law -- really are a nation of laws, not men

. ♪ mae in hollywood ♪ made in hollywood ♪ made in hollywood ♪ made in hollywood ♪ >>> millions of american are on the mood. growth, i'm natasha brownp with travelers today eager to get home. >>> whether by road, by rail, or by rising into the air, triple a estimates 49 million americans travel to do over the thanksgiving holiday. >> it's a lot busier less than last year. >> for the most part, this is probably been the most hectic travel weekend i've ever had. >> most traveled by car. he sat in traffic on the schuylkill expressway. it was bumper to bumper. ten, 20 miles per hour >> his train to miami got delayed who and a half hours. by the time he gets to his destination, in west palm beach, he will have been traveling for 24 hours >> he also had a long day of travel from dallas to pennsylvania. >> i flew from dallas to atlanta, packed full of people delayed flights, people everywhere. i finally got my flight here. backed up for people. who waited forever to get luggage. >> others have a smoother ride >> security in atlanta was not busy. you know, getting in here was all smooth sailing >> minneapolis but it wasn't any flight delays

brown says there could be up to four other people buried on the grounds. >>> michael slager is accused of shooting a man with his back turned . his trial started today. >>> sallie mae do got a look at what cld around their schools to improve relationships with police. >> his 30 page booklet will be handed out by school resource officers at every school in the arapahoe county school district. the police chief hopes it will ease tense relationships between officers and the community. it's the elephant in the room for many, talking about police. >> i want to thank you for welcoming us back. >> reporter: the police chief is taking an active approach, in getting out into the community, getting out into the schools, going to civics classes and things like that where we can have those conversations with them but we can't hit all the students. >> reporter: so he hopes this booklet reaches the hands of every student. >> we want to make sure that the kids are armed with as much knowledge as possible. again, what their rights are, and how to best make sure that a situation doesn't erupt into something where they end up going to jail. >> reporter: aurora police collaborated wi

brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. the maee her top executive managed aa huge pay raiseet, and a lavish car allowance, run up a deficit, then cut jos for local teenagers, and cut after-school program. no wonder tchronicle called mae torlakson "flat-out unprepared" for the assembly. they endorse tim grayson. as mayor of concord, grayson balanced the budget every yer while doing more for kids. tim grayson for assembly. >>> the battle to keep the oakland raiders in oakland continues. that group handed out 10,000 signs to fans during the tailgate before last night's game. the organization wants to send a message to the raiders owner who is trying to move the team to las vegas. they say would be hard for them to travel 500 miles to see their teams so they are begging him and the nfl not to move the raiders again. >> the fans are here we were born here with championships here we been to the ground and back up here. the love is here. >> now, they are asking fans to try another tactic. he's asking them to write letters to the 31 other