. >> this report is brought to you by the national road safety foundation.s time to meet the winner of this year's drive2life contest, and get a behind-the-scenes look at the making of the public service announcement. >> jake. >> hi. >> i'm alan. >> jake lundell. >> i'm the director. how are you? >> i'm good. how are you? >> sean, d.p. >> nice to meet you. >> hi. >> jake is the winner of this year's drive2life contest, sponsored by the national road safety foundation. his idea for a distracted walking psa was selected from nearly 1,600 entries nationwide. jake and his family flew to new york from their hometown in minnesota to work with a professional crew to make the psa. both he and his older sister katie would be the actors. the director walked everyone through the scenes that need to be shot. >> katie's on screen first. and you know your lines, right? >> yeah. >> so what's your first line? >> "this is katie." >> and then what's your second line? >> "and i'm, well, you know who i am." >> right, and you're gonna give a lot more feeling to it, right? >> yea

. >> this report is brought to you by the national road safety foundation. welcome to the new york international auto show. ♪ besides being the perfect place to see the latest cars and trucks, it's also the prefect place for the national road safety foundation to debut its very first teen driver safety day. >> we found a great way to have kids interact with the different things that are going on here. they're getting the education and the awareness about how to be a safe driver and make safe decisions on the road. >> this is the new york state police roll-over simulation. it demonstrates the importance of wearing seatbelt use. in this demonstration, it simulates what a 25-mile-per-hour crash with a pickup truck or suv-type vehicle would look like. >> people who don't wear seat belts are 30 times more likely to die in a car crash. luckily this is only a dummy. >> all right. here we go >> as part of the save a life tour, there are two simulators teens can drive. this one shows how alcohol or drugs affect your reaction time... >> oh, man, you crashed right into

. >> this important message is brought to you by the national road safety foundation. ♪ [ text messages ] [ whooshing continues ] [ bonk, bonk ] [ sloop! ] [ crash! ] >> don't go anywhere. there's lots more to tell you about on "teen kids news." >> here's another report in our series on first-aid basics. >> okay, so, i come in from playing outside, and i find there's a tick on me. what do i do? >> don't panic. ticks are mostly just an ugly nuisance. but we do want to get rid of them. so take a pair of tweezers, grasp it near the head, as close to your skin as you can, slowly and firmly pull until it lets go. then put it in a sealable container -- i'll tell you why in a second. meanwhile, wash the area with soap and water. apply antiseptic or antibiotic ointment. and look for symptoms like rash, flu-like symptoms, or joint pain. if you experience any of those, go see a doctor and bring that tick you saved with you. they're gonna want to analyze it. >> so, what are they checking for? >> well, ticks carry illnesses like lyme disease, rocky mountain spotted fever. >> how do we avoid ticks?

for "teen kids news," i'm rachel. by the national road safety foundation.t week, we showed you what it takes to turn a winning idea into a public service announcement. and now you get to see the finished produduct. >> okay, so you ready to go in and present your psa? >> yes, yes, i am. >> let's go. okay, so, we're here again this year for the drive 2 life contest. and this year's winning idea came from jake lundell. and we had a great time working with him on the psa. and he's going to say a few words about it, and then we'll show it to you. >> yeah, so, thank you for having me today. so, my idea of this psa was basically to show the ultimate risks of texting while walking, and over the past two days, we've put together a psa to show you guys, and i really like the way it turned out. so, i'd like to show you guys, and i hope you guys do, too. >> this is katie, and i'm -- well, you know who i am. life's going great for katie -- class president, captain of her soccer team, and just aced her sats. and she loves to text. ♪ but i know something she doesn't. see