those are fakeke this is television i'm not going toto charge just pretend that you ruined it for me natalie. they're smart. he's going to serve it to me too.o.tar do you want me to i'm so sorry you have to deal with us each day. still to comeh on new day cleveland we all love chocolate he's going to be back 50sac going to talk more specifically don't miss your chance on friday november 18.ar the she is gaining worldwide recognition by pushing that boundary on design. her lovely boyfriend hereio up in brunswick i'm even knowow how this is possible how did you get started doing this.hi network tv shows and i did it i got really into it.t. i have an art background. and then i started baking. all combine my love and art i started baking i got really involved with that too.te it's keep sculpting both of these throughout the weekend. tell me that doesn't look like a working with full-time natalie and made.de i've been catching them baking and the flavors. he's on his been really good at cooking.la look at that pink cake.k ms. thank you. i just say 30 hours. he lives in austin now. sculpting they

me today. my name is natalie dylan. i'm the native of san francisco. born and raised in the mission where mission play ground became my second home. it

me today. my name is natalie dylan. i'm the native of san francisco. born and raised in the mission where mission play ground became my second home. it

natalie: estaba fascinada con actuar... poner las ropas rÁpido. mi mamá me puso en clase de teatro. ritu. paola: a los cuatro meses natalie recibiÓ su prótesis. como se imaginarÁn, contra todos los pronÓsticos, natalie decidiÓ sorprender a su papÁ en el dÍa del padre. natalie: practicaba todos los dÍas... entraba en el cuarto, ponÍa salsa, mÚsica para que Él no pudiera oÍr en los headphones. paola: y llegÓ el dÍa del padre. renÉ: me dijo: "papi, tengo una sorpresa para ti. vamos a bailar" paola: ¿ y cÓmo conociste el amor? natalie: era mejor amigo con mi hermano. siempre estaba atrÁs de mi. siempre querÍa una relaciÓn conmigo despuÉs de mi accidente siguiÓ la amistad... estaba conmigo como nadie. si yo podÍa ver lo que yo puedo ver hoy seguro tengo dos piernas si me hubiera podido dar cuenta mÁs temprano y el siempre dice que esa no es la historia de nosotros. paola: fruto de ese maravilloso amor son sus dos hijas, aba y valentina. natalie: cuando yo miro a mis dos hijas, todo lo que he luchado tengo que seguir adelante para enseÑarles la fuerza... algunas veces la vida te va a tirar

bringing a baby into the home not only adjustment for the parents, for me and natalie will be an adjustment also our of course this week we've doing all sorts of things getting him him reed daddy boot camp so to speak. introducing the baby to the dog. that you've had for a number of years. for number of years the dog said wait a minute i'm boss now i'm no longer boss. megan joining us from spca of tampa bay. okay. this is how did you come up with this program snm this only one in country. it is i'm very fortunate you have to be licensed presenter through the program. so i went through program with a lady names jennifer in north carolina. got licensed. but this is such an important program to help families get more comfortable, more confident, not be scared. and also we offer it in hospitals as part of prebirthing program. tampa bay general hospital, florida hospital, tampa. we're very lucky to have those partnerships. obviously you saw a need. what were some of the things and needs and desires and concerns almost other things people were voicing to you? >> so we have behavior help line my d

natalie portman, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: come on! are you kidding me? you're -- do you have something to tell me? [ laughter ] >> what do you mean am i kidding? >> jimmy: oh, it's so cute. >> i'm gonna take it off now, my big pillow. >> jimmy: you're showing, and you're glowing. >> oh, thank you. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i just made that up. i'm going to trademark it. [ laughter ] you look gorgeous. congratulations. >> thank you. >> jimmy: you're expecting your second baby. this is it. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. [ cheers and applause ] ?? >> thanks, guys. >> jimmy: i hate doing this to them, yeah. i saw you over the summer, and you didn't say a word to me. >> well, it was early. >> jimmy: yeah, i know. >> i thought everyone would know because i wasn't drinking. >> jimmy: yeah, i just thought that you were just clean living now. >> yes. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i go, "that's natalie. she rolls like that, man." >> yeah, i'm very clean. >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. you're like, "oh, it's cooler." you're a vegan, right? >> i am a vegan. >> jimmy: yeah, so i was l

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natalie, right here as well, she's giggling too. is there a funny story behind this? no, but she works very hard, and she helps me a lot. - [natalie] but so how did you come about wanting to do something like this as a shop? - [michelle] we've always just loved the old stuff, and we like to re-purpose, and it was just good timing for us. - [natalie] you can always find a place for everything. my granny had said, "never throw things away." you can always find someone who wants, one man's trash is another's treasure, right? - true, so true. - so there's so many great little trinkets in here. can we head back into your little kitchen area? is room, you have everything from glass jars, i see, i love the little hens. so do you find that you have a lot of collectible items too? - yes, absolutely. people are always trying to find something. - now when they come in, i see a lot of items that people might look at and think, "hm, i really like that, but what am i gonna do with that?" do you help them in that way? - i would help them, absolutely. we try to, you know, help them put it on their wall or to change things, or. -

she told me to tell you she loves natalie, she's such a nice girl. >> thank you seville. we appreciate you watching so much andso everyone else. it's that time of year to be thankful. we aree thankful for all the viewers that want to stay in and day out. >> she saidn she tapes it and that way when they get to the weekend to figure out what to do they go to a couple of shows and day. a we very much appreciate that. >> it's a tall order. what are you doing for the holidays? >> a lot of holiday things going on. iing will be her tomorrow becaue i'm getting ready for a big wedding. my brother is getting married this coming weekend so it wills get wild and crazy. >> are you going to take notes? >> this is at my wedding and i'm stressed. and like i can't get this all done. it is my job somehow. >> putting thanksgiving together with the weddingin is a big ord. >> are you doing anything for thanksgiving? >> i'm going to aunt? anita's ad uncle bob's ford dinner. all of the boys are coming home andin then we have everyone over after thanksgiving on friday and of course ohio state pl

me at lunch. >> thank you. >> way to go natalie. and i'll see you right back here tomorrow night. good night. joanne: she's not fooling me. britt: kelly ayotte sides with the special interests. while protecting tax breaks for the wall street banks and big oil companies that fund her campaign. fred: kelly ayotte sold us out. britt: with kelly ayotte, it's all politics. joanne: she's not looking out for new hampshire anymore. vo: senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. robert kearney: i fought for my country in kosovo and iraq, and i've been a republican all my life. but i'm the father of three girls. i can't stand hearing don't want my daughters hearing it. i want my girls to grow up proud and strong, in a nation where they're valued and respected. donald trump's america is not the country i fought for. so, i'm voting for hillary clinton. hillary clinton: presented by the u new hampshire union. >> it would not be a good primary if it wasn't close. >> the contrasts are clear. >> it will help everyone. >> the issue is doing it the new hampshire way. >> there is a b

me at lunch. >> >> way to go, natalie. and i'll see you right back here tomorrow night. good night. parents... and recreational pot on the ballot next week... the major toll it could have on tourism. 13 action news live at six begins in 6 next . you stand a certain way... it could be a whole new way of doing things at a popular valley school.. but a lot of parents aren't exactly sold. the change would merge.... "the andre agassi college prep academy".... with a new york-based school... now... 13 action news reporter tom george is finding out more..... about the c-e-o's potential plans for agassi prep academy. nats of kids parent say agassi prep is dream come true for their students... sot teachers are there for the there for the parents. but now.. big changes could soon be coming to the charter school started by the famous tennis star... the board is consdiering a merger with new york based democracy prep... a school with a reputation for high academic standards... but parents are worried it may be too strict... with longer hours and too much discipline... sot you stand a certain way... you do

me? the tragic jfk assassination, much the drama shot on green screen, but natalie who often nailed the scenes in one take, managed the mannerisms and the look that jackie gave in 1962. >> just as long as it's the best. >> i will walk with jack tomorrow. >> when she smiles there is this thing that her mouth does, it's almost square at the end and you did that. did you realize that? >> no. square. >> on set, natalie bonded with the kids who played a young jfk junior and caroline and don't be surprised if portman who is pregnant with baby number two hears her name called, she won with "black swan." >> i think they're your good luck charms. >> they're good luck charms in life. they're the best things. >>> still ahead, aging stars and >> isn't it okay to be 40, 50 or 60? >> stars over 40 lay their insecurities to rest for the new pirelli calendar and we're on the scenes. >>> we are with the property brothers and the hgtv hunky twins get real their love lives. >> that's the most unromantic thing you can say. >> dole parton shares frightening stories from her childhood and how she got her famous tru

me. - he was in a humpy mood. (natalie laughs) there ya go. - we're gonna show you that place, too, and then a great place for stationery.

- well, do you wanna come with me there after the break, you might have to just peek in. - after the break, i'm closing right now, we're gonna go, let's hit it. - [natalie] (laughs) let's go. i bet you are so happy to see me right now with a bunch of cookies because i'm telling you, if you're in kent, you are going to want to come here and eat some of these insomnia cookies, right catherine? - exactly, all of our cookies are baked fresh and served warm out of the oven, so they're perfect for any sort of treat. - and they're called insomnia cookies because why? - because we are open and we deliver until 3am. - 3am, so forget the pizzas, forget the late night gyros - exactly, that sweet tooth craving, it's perfect at three in the morning. - so how does the whole thing work, can you explain this to me? - so customers can come in or they can go to our website and order delivery up until three in the morning and we offer standard cookies as well as deluxe cookies here. - [natalie] and they're warm, so they come out really warm, so when they're delivered, it's like a warm pizza. - [catherine] exactly and then we also serve ice cream, brownies, s delivered war

natalie] so this menu rotates. i snagged the menu because if you watch our show i wish i did. - well, we'll help you out. - what did you pour for me today? - so this is an el salvador coffee from the santa ana region and actually this coffee was grown on the side of a volcano. - wow. - the santa ana volcano in el salvador. - [natalie] now going through a couple of these other ones do you have another one? - [cal] yeah, the lintong, that's the name of the region in sumatra so there's a volcano in this story, too. this was grown on the south side of. - [natalie] they like volcanoes here. - [cal] yeah, of lake toba and lake toba is the world's largest volcanic crater lake. and so that's where that coffee comes from. - [natalie] and you have one from honduras i see. - we've got a coffee from honduras right now. we've got another coffee from ethiopia. - and then they do, as you mentioned, they change seasonally. - for sure, we change, we probably totally change our menu every couple months when there's usually a new coffee popping up on the bar every couple of weeks or so, actually. - that makes it fun and different. - yeah, we try to

me at lunch. >> thank you. >> way to go natalie. and i'll see you right back here from sony pictures studios, it's america's game! wheel... of... fortune! ladies and gentlemen, here are the stars of our show -- pat sajak and vanna white! hey. thank you, jim. thank you, everybody.

me at lunch. >> thank you. >> way to go natalie. and i'll see you right back here tomorrow night. good night. from your 24 hour news source, this is kcrg-tv9 news at 6. one week from tonight we will next president of the united states. a new national poll shows republican donald trump has a slight lead. the a-b-c news - washington post tracking poll shows trump has 46 percent support over democrat hillary clinton's 45 percent support. this is trump's first lead in this poll since may. this comes after the f-b-i announced a new review of connection to clinton's private server when she was secretary of state. trump was just in iowa on friday. and now his son, donald trump junior made a campaign stop in cedar falls today. kcrg t-v nine's dave franzman joins us from the event. dave, did trump junior mention the f-b-i's review? bruce, he didn't say anything about that college hill bar in cedar falls. but he did call hillary clinton one of the most corrupt candidates in history which prompted the "lock her up" chant from supporters. in stops in cities that included two college campuses, u-n-i and i

me at lunch. >> thank you. >> way to go natalie. and i'll see you right back here my name is charity salazar, and i'm an air force veteran. every election, nancy pelosi and her washington friends launch vicious attacks against mike coffman. this year is no different. they say he's waging a war against women. that's just not true. mike stood up for women in the military, protecting us against sexual assault. he believes in equal pay and making sure pregnant women aren't discriminated against at work. time and again mike has stood up for women. i know, because he stood up for me. i'm mike coffman, a mother. just like with her and her boyfriend is now under arrest for new court documents we learned getting arrested last month for assaulting her but wanted out of jail. >> hard freaking story, hennepin cupping laurer was killed when she was hit by -- heartbreaking story. where was hit and killed which is hit by a broadway. >> reporter: just after 2 am sunday, a promising young attorney was out with friends when she was struck and killed

me at lunch. >> thank you. >> way to go natalie. and i'll see you right back here . >> cooking with candy. turn your halloween leftovers into delicious dishes. >> i love that idea. >> do it yourself plastic surgery. can you get rid of wrinkles without going under the knife? plus, stay safe on the road. three apps to help you be a better driver. >> it's a pretty cool little app. and how is this for a stephen king wrote a children's book. that's all coming up on "the list." >> i'm bradley. >> i'm -- >> i'm christina. we've got what's trending now. as the battle to be the best in baseball nears its close, be so does the battle for the white house. we are exactly one week away from election day, but if you are sick of watching trump and clinton battle each other with angry words, watch them battle each other with nerf guns

. >> natalie is one of the most accomplished ak reses in the role, you would think no role could faze her. she told me playing jackie kennedy is different. >> of course. it was very scary to take on someone that people know so well, you know, the way she looked. the way she spoke, the way she moved, you -- you have to overcome that hurdle before you can even get people to sign on to, like, emotionally empathize >> being. >> can you hear me? i love you, jack. >> the film not only re-creates the tragic jfk assassination, much the drama shot on green screen, but natalie who often nailed the scenes in one take, managed the mannerisms and the look that jackie gave in 1962. >> just as long as it's the best. >> i will walk with jack tomorrow. >> when she smiles almost square at the end and you did that. did you realize that? >> no. i think -- maybe my mouth is square. >> on set, natalie bonded with the kids who played a young jfk junior and caroline and don't be surprised if portman who is pregnant with baby number two hears her name called, she won luck charms. >> they're good luck charms in life. they're t

me at lunch. >> thank you. >> way to go, natalie. and i'll see you right back here tomorrow night.night. >> is this a web video or campaign ad? the side by side comparison that shows some think they used draymond green for political gain. >>> why this san jose institution is closing its doors. >> i want to be president. when i'm 13, i won't anymore. >>> meet the bay area woman behind this national campaign aimed at closing the gender gap across the country. >> with this video, bart is being accused of breaking the law because of a bond measure on the november ballot. there, you can see the warrersraymond green in the video that has become controversial and questionable. good evening, i'm dan ashley. >>> i'm ama daetz. a complaint has been filed accusing bart to promote measure rr. >> with this video featuring draymond green. some say it comes too close to endorsing measure rr. >> lyanne? >> bart said it did not or pay for that video. the question is did bart violate the law by posting on its website? measure rr is the bond plan. >> by law, bart can't produce ads and people on the o

me at lunch. >> thank you. >> way to go, natalie. and i'll see you right back here tomorrow night. good night. >>> all new at 6:00. one place giving gas away. tech to stop wrong way drivers. door right now be aware of a traffic alert on i-10. we told you 30 minutes ago and we want to take a live camera out there to show you. a viewer sent us video into the live desk as well. a car on fire near 27th avenue. we told you that much last hour. you can see the smoke and flames from the video. the fire is out but the backup remains. these are our live cameras. westbound side affecting people leaving the valley. no word yet on how the started or even how that driver is doing. now you're looking at the video from that abc 15 viewer to give you a better perspective. we'll keep you updated and let you know when it clears up. mcdowell is one way around it. >>> no straight answers coming from this neighborhood. no one will say who they are or why they're there but we know something big is going on. >>> welcome to life in a political battleground. kaine all will be in arizona by thursday and tha

. >>> a go fund me page has been set up to help raise money to buy natalie's van. if you'd like to nominate someone next week head to cbs5az .com click on the pay it forward tab. right now, in some trouble for putting someone on the naughty list you'll be surprised to. >>> track in the next storm system moving in. as you can see some parts . has already been given the boot after he told a little girl who was on his not a list. >> hillary clinton topped the list but santa said it was all a joke. >>reporter: the girl's mother told management happened last night as her ten -year-old daughter visit santa. she posted what happened on facebook. she said tell s wants and he says she is on the nice list and there's only one name on the naughty list my daughter says who and he says hillary clinton and then started laughing. the mother said she called management who call the company that hired the center. new six found out it is the nor program corporation in denver we found out the center with the strong opinions was taken meant it as a joke but after a little girl's mother

me today. my name is natalie dylan. i'm the native of san francisco. born and raised in the mission where mission play ground became my second home. it was there where i formed character, i formed friends and i formed a community. and i was introduced to my first tennis classes and it was through tennis that i got my scholarship of standard. i was able to play for 4 years and study urban studies. my honor species was on the relationship between graffiti and crime in san francisco. so it was addressing the broken window theory which was has been spoken about in qualitative measures in new york and chicago, but much of the research has hasn't been conducted here in san francisco. so back to kind of pro sack. i think parks and open spaces have always been a -- had a special place in my heart, particularly because of my child and how kind of intra gal mission play ground was for my development. and secondly, as someone who has studied urban studies in urban development cities, i think open spaces is a powerful mean if build community at great and enormous

me today. my name is natalie dylan. i'm the native of san francisco.n the mission where mission play ground became my second home. it was there where i formed character, i formed friends and i formed a community. and i was introduced to my first tennis classes and it was through tennis that i got my scholarship of standard. i was able to play for 4 years and study urban studies. my honor species was on the relationship between graffiti and crime in san francisco. so it was addressing the broken window theory which was has been spoken about in qualitative measures in new york and chicago, but much of the research has hasn't been conducted here in san francisco. so back to kind of pro sack. i think parks and open spaces have always been a -- had a special place in my heart, particularly because of my child and how kind of intra gal mission play ground was for my development. and secondly, as someone who has studied urban studies in urban development cities, i think open spaces is a powerful mean if build community at great and enormous scale. that's one

me. >> how will president-elect handle megyn kelly's new allegations. i'm natalie morales. kelly brings up another disturbing chapter from his past.

and let me tell you, every day it's something new. - [natalie] the viewers can't seem to pass up an opportunity to cut into a little fresh fruit. we had some rembrandts. do you fruit carve on the side, were you cheating, were you practicing before you came down here? and some not so much. - could you tell what it is? - well, it's not too bad, is it? - [natalie] but nobody lost a finger, and it was all in good fun. - we're having a great time, it's our first night here, with channel eight, dave and natalie. - [david] of course everyone's having a great time because they're getting the extra-special treatment, you know, new day cleveland style. and how do you get a party started like this? cocktail hour. - [natalie] when it comes to the food, man, dreams la romana does it up right! it's always so nice to break bread with our viewers; these exclusive gatherings for our group are really when we get the chance to know one another, we love it. - i look at you, and i want you to give my husband cooking lessons, because i see you on the show, doing all the cooking and i'm like, hello! - you wanna pictu

me. i didn't adopt her. she's going to a good home. there's no reason why not to adopt. narrator: this is clear the shelters. i'm natalie morales. and today we're going to share some amazing stories that are sure to warm your heart. we're also sitting down with some famous faces and the shelter pets that have changed their lives forever. plus we'll introduce you to two brothers who say adopting their rescue has helped bring their family together. i too have had my own life changed. meet zara. our family rescued her five years ago. have celebrated clear the shelters, an amazing initiative to help animals across the country find new homes by cutting the costs of adoptions. here are some of the highlights of the incredible day. narrator: it was a day filled with so much love. that's puppy kisses, right? yeah. narrator: for the third year in a row, shelters across the country joined forces to literally clear the shelters. but there's nothing cooler than adopting a shelter pet like aurora who's looking for a forever home. i'm hetty chang at the long beach animal shelter. this is utah. and he is going home today. narrator: with over 4

me today. my name is natalie dylan. i'm the native of san francisco.e mission where mission play ground became my second home. it was there where i formed character, i formed friends and i formed a community. and i was introduced to my first tennis classes and it was through tennis that i got my scholarship of standard. i was able to play for 4 years and study urban studies. my honor species was on the relationship between graffiti and crime in san francisco. so it was addressing the broken window theory which was has been spoken about in qualitative measures in new york and chicago, but much of the research has hasn't been conducted here in san francisco. so back to kind of pro sack. i think parks and open spaces have always been a -- had a special place in my heart, particularly because of my child and how kind of intra gal mission play ground was for my development. and secondly, as someone who has studied urban studies in urban development cities, i think open spaces is a powerful mean if build community at great and enormous scale. that's one of t

efforts as we promote sunday november two 20th as world day remembrance so let me ask for jennifer for safe streets and natalie to come forward i think the model as an advocatecy organization has used over the past year or longer to develop a development a develop a because of survivors of traffic crashes and victims' families to really build a strong voice of mature support and based organization he that that transit organizations no new york city have uses the model it is time for san francisco and the whole region i'm appreciative in the just san francisco but were a regional model as well every year as much of you here 1.2 million people are killed in road crashes globally but 20 pedestrians we are killed in san francisco and 75 pedestrians were seriously injured in crashes this is not acceptable one of the graphs crossed out accidents as a visual they're preventable and calling not traffic accidents but traffic crashes and killings basically, i think those are not just staves but serious injuries and loss of loved one to whole communities i'm proud 24 effort by walk sf but building the new equity and usin

me. - he was in a humpy mood. (natalie laughs) there ya go. - we're gonna show you that place, too, and then a great place for stationery. - and i'm gonna visit a guy i haven't seen in over 12 years. he's got a beautiful italian bakery and a delicatessen. it's a fun place, but i think we're gonna start right here at mapleside farms. - love this place. - mapleside fruit farms, a lot of apples here, a lot of great stuff, we're gonna learn a whole lot more because i'm gonna go talk to josh. - ok. (upbeat guitar music) - [david] ok, i found josh over here. we're at mapleside farms, and we're sorta behind the store right now, huh? - yes, yeah. - so what happens - this is the packing room. all of our apples are picked and they're brought up here in giant bins and then they go through the apple grader. this is where they're cleaned. - so this is the big bin over here, huh? - correct. - [david] i like this guy. who's johnny juice? - [josh] (laughs) that's our cider, that's our brand of our cider. - that's great. so i can buy that