. - this report is brought to you by the national road safety foundation. the sadd chapter at the helix charter high school in la mesa, california came up with a winning concept for this year's driving skills 101 psa contest. sponsored by the national road safety foundation, the psa warns teens about the hazards of driving in poor weather conditions. as part of their prize, a team of tv professionals worked with the students to produce their psa. - hi, i'm allen, i'm the director for today. and that's shaun, shaun's the cameraman. everybody wave to the cameraman. hello, cameraman. - [katie] the name of the psa is weather the weather. - why don't we do this. why don't we start by setting up first the cars. so, why don't we set up the car over here. now, our weather people can help out. let's clear this whole area. (funky music) - we created a truck and a car out of boxes and paper and tape. - wow, you guys really did a really nice job! - it was great because, like, seeing something that you made come to, like, actual, like, production and filming, it was kind

(upbeat pop-rock music) - [emily] this report is brought to you by the national road safety foundation. every year, the national road safety foundation runs a contest for students in grades three thru five. the idea is for these young kids to create a poster reminding people that it's dangerous to walk while not paying attention. and of course, that you should never drive distracted. - we wanted to ask younger students to get involved in this poster contest so that they can get the message about being safe when they're walking on the roads and to be alert about those that are driving on the roads. we know that car crashes are the number one killer of teens, however, we want them to get this message so that we can help reduce that number. - my name's lea, i'm nine years-old and i'm in third grade. my teacher got an application to a poster contest, and she said whoever wants to apply can come get the application. and i went up there and got it, and then i brought it home, and i got a piece of paper and i started drawing it. (upbeat pop music) i like to draw because it's fun. (upbeat pop

(exciting yet chill music) this report is brought to you by the national road safety foundation. about an hour drive west of minneapolis is litchfield, minnesota. - [taylar] litchfield is a really small town. - [mary] it's shockingly small. (giggles) - [taylar] we've a lot of farming around our town. and there's a dairy plant, first district, that is a big part of our town. - [mary] there's not a lot, but, you know, you find things to do. going to sporting events, the adventures with your friends driving around. it's just somewhere where everyone knows your name and everyone's really friendly. - [livia] it's also where this year's winners of the safe rides saves lives contest live and go to school. - [david] hello, i'm davidid. - taylor. - hi taylor. and? - grace. - grace. - mary. - hi mary. nice to meet the three of you. - [livia] the homemade video taylar, grace, and mary produced on distracted driving took first place. as part of their prize, a professional video crew will help them turn their idea into a psa, a public service announcement, that will air on national tv. - we h

- it's time for another important message brought to you by the national road safety foundation. (light playful music) (phone beeping) (clicking) (light playful music) - so, how was your drive? - interesting. - coming up next. how to be a hero at your next bake sale. it doesn't come easy, until now that is. katie explains. - what's the history of bake sales? - well katie, bake sales have been around since the 1950s. as a matter of fact the first bake sales were done in schools as fundraisers. - so i want to make a pie for a bake sale, but i'm not an experienced baker. what do you suggest? - well, i suggest starting out with a no bake pie. they're really easy to make. i think we should go ahead and make a banana cream today. okay, that's what we're set up for. so here is a cream filling that we are going to add some milk to. and that's going to give us that cream base. - [katie] okay. i stir it up? - [elizabeth] and then yeah, give it a nice stir. - [katie] okay. - [elizabeth] we really want to incorporate that together. and it's gonna get thick as you stir it. - so it'll get all

. - this important message is brought to you by the national road safety foundation. they want you to keep your hands on the wheel, your eyes on the road and your mind on driving! - [girl] abbey i'm so glad you finally decided to come ice skating with us. - i've never been ice skating before, i'm gonna fall, i'm going to make an idiot out of myself. - you won't fall. - you'll be fine. - we won't let you fall. - we won't make fun of you. - hey guys who else should i invite? should we invite paige do you think she'll go? - kyle will. - taylor? - both of them. - i need gloves. - okay, i'll text maddie, i'll text maddie. - text her tell her. - [girl] abby i'm so glad you finally decided to come ice skating. - i'm really excited. - gloves. - abbey, watch out! (tires screeching) (sirens blaring) (electronic music) kick and punch their way out of dangerous situations. no question about it, self-defense is a great thing to know. but few of us have the time to put in the years of training it takes to become a real expert in hand to hand combat like tris in divergent. katie tel