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for teen kids news, i'm daniella. (bright funky music) - learning how to create things with balloons is a great skill to have. it's also a great way for a teen to make some extra money. sandi masori, america's top balloon expert and author of the diy balloon hat bible, shows us how. so you've said that a great place for a teen to set up to sell balloons is in a public place like a park. what do you think is the best sculpture to make there? - well, i personally love hats. hats are so visual, so colorful, and they become a walking advertisement. - right. - and the thing is, being an entrepreneur is not just having the skills to make money, but also knowing, it's a little bit of marketing, knowing where to go. so a park is a great place. and how do you know if the park is gonna be busy enough? i mean, one, if you've got a good visual when you pull in, you can see if there's kids there. but another way to know is if there are, if there's an ice cream truck there. or if there's several ice cream trucks there. there's some

teen kids news next week. see you then. (upbeat music) write to us at info@teenkidsnews.com. >>> today on the high banks of talladega, the stakes couldn't be any higher. welcome to the camping world truck series setup show. only a couple contenders claim add spot in the next round. a championship favorite and first-time winner can breathe easier today. but for the rest, early season wins are a thing of the past and today the only way to advance is to survive nascar's biggest track. hello and welcome into our charlotte studio. i'm john roberts. he is two-time series champion todd bodine and talladega can be described as a high-speed chess match and, todd, today there is so much on the linants a lot on the line. it's a chess match with nerve. we've got six guys trying to make it to the next round of the playoffs and one mistake on the racetrack in front of them and

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news". tonight who says kid aren't interested in politics, coming up 49 teens running for governor, dean reynolds has their story. from new york, here's anthony mason take care family, see you tonight. captioning sponsored by cbs >> mason: marino pulls out after a "60 minutes" investigation. >> congressman marino has been nominated to be the next drug czar. what was your reaction when you heard that? >> total disbelief. >> mason: also tonight, the president draws fire. >> it's bizarre conduct. >> to refuse the obligations of international leadership and our duty to remain the last best hope of earth for the sake of some half-baked spurious nationalism. >> mason: and vows to fight back. >> and it won't be pretty. >> mason: ford says it will fix explorers but will not recall them. and they're not waiting for the torch to be passed. this generation is grabbing it. >> i

laughter ] for example, "gary's new retainer makes him spit when he chews, so we gary-mandered our table and now he has to sit with the d and d kids." our next new teen term is pumpkin spice. let's see what it means. it's someone you haven't seen since last fall and are sick of almost immediately. [ laughter and applause ] here it is in a sentence. "i was so excited to see kevin last week, but after an hour, i remembered he was actually unappealing and gross. #pumpkinspice." [ light laughter ] next up, we have side salad. let's see what it means. it's when you cheat on your boyfriend with someone who is much better for you. [ laughter ] here it is in a sentence. "i like that devin's a bad boy, but every once in a while, it's nice to spend a weekend with my side salad, tim, who is on the honor roll and not addicted to pain killers." [ laughter and applause ] this next one, very, very useful. it's civil war portrait. this is when your mom takes way too long to take a photo. [ laughter ] for example, "mom still doesn't know how to use her iphone camera. she spent 20 minutes asking, is the flash on, and then took eight selfies. #civilwarportrait. [ appla

melbourne that's a disappointing looking day similarly adelaide down to the teens to support i think kids in the time of year as a new zealand would normally you get what's come across from tasmania and. suddenly struck in this time is just strong for the second tasman sea there's not much pride in it so it's sort of like sunshine and shout fits the bill quite nicely it's a secular nation here which means pressure is high settles it might be rather keyboarding but if morning mist otherwise nineteen in christ church in the sunshine seventeen o two and possibly the next two days. the russian orthodox church is deep pockets in the rapid expansion may bear its crucial role in putin's grip on power with some elevating the former k.g.b. officer to sainthood president putin is our leader that given time good people in power investigates how after its attempted elimination by the soviet union religion has returned to the heart of the russian state the orthodox connection at this time on al-jazeera.

that's a disappointing looking day similarly adelaide down into the teens bit disappointed i think kids in the time of year as a new zealand would normally you get what's come across from tasmania and sudden strength in this time is just strong for the sudden tasman sea there's not much pride in it so it's sort of like sunshine and shouts fits the bill quite nicely circulation here which means pressure is high it settles it might be rather necchi morning but if morning mist otherwise nineteen in christ church in the sunshine seventy in oakland possibly the next two days. the russian orthodox church has deep pockets and were up with expansion may bear its crucial role in putting its grip on power with some elevating the former k.g.b. officer saying to president putin is our leader that given to our people in power investigates how after its attempted elimination by the soviet union religion has returned to the hall to the russian state the orthodox connection this time. they're going to remember the top stories here. can you know position needed to go has called for mass protests on election day this is top election

new at 5:00. >>> botox makes wrinkles disappear and. can help kids make migraines go away. doctors gave children and teens botox injections. the kids said they had fewer monthly migraines afterwards and were less painful. they warn it was a small study. botox is only approve d to trea migraines in adults. >>> a new twist on dna testing getting in ob your baby before e he or she is born. it's called allowing participants to learn their future baby's hair and eye chlorine if they will be lactose intoll rapt. they download an app to get the results. the creator says parents learn what happens when their genetics combine. >> this can be both fun and informative as well as medically valuable. our hope is that we can show people the brighter side of genetics. >> it's not designed to uncover inherited diseases. for that be sure to talk to a doctor. >> we have a cooldown coming. locate that warmer jacket. you're going to need it for the remainder of the week. e we could see another warm-up. i'll tell you when. >>> a blast from the past here. why this iconic video game character was playing games with fans at the philadelphia museum

news." that's what i ask my kids when >> people came out inform montgomery county for a good cause. there was a fundraiser called heart for change. that nonprofit helped local teens young adults aging out of the foster care testimony without support. jeff chirico sits on the board and took part in the event. "jimmy kimmel live" next followed by "nightline." now for jim gardner, cecily tynan, ducis rogers, and the entire "action news" team, i'm brian taff. please, don't hit me in the head. ♪ >>> tv's number one daily viral video show, "right this minute." >> look at this. >> a menace on the road is followed pi people in another car. >> they actually get on the phone with police. >> why a driver keeps going until the wheel falls off and what happens when he runs out of steam? >> oh! >> finally. >>> incredible footage of an unconscious deer getting -- >> mouth-to-mouth. >> the moment the startled patient comes to. >> did you just have your mouth on my -- >>> a woman watches a movie while having brain

kids stuck at home. >>> minor crash leads to murder. the fender bender that leads to the shooting of a teen. >>> good morning. this is nbc 10 news today. first look at 4:00. we've got rain again on the first alert radar this morning as you can see. let's get to our meteorologist with the most accurate forecast in town. >> good morning, everyone and it's a little more rain than what we saw yesterday at this time. yesterday it was scattered spotty showers and into the night the rain would continue. there it is and it's really hit us pretty well. we've got rain all the way down to southern delaware at this point. most of this is a light to steady rain. that's why you see this light to deeper green. not a lot of pockets of yellow or orange. that's when you see a lot of heavy rain falling across the area. this is going to continue through the morning hours and more spotty in nature as

kids to be safe. we're learning what's causing some teens to actually get into more crashes. news 4's adam tuss joining us live on the road along the beltway with more on what aaa found out and this is disturbing. >> reporter: absolutely, angie. i keep saying, when my kids get to a points when they're going to drive, i hope there's self-driving cars to take care of all of it. aaa says that 3500 teenagers were killed in car crashes last year. that is the leading cause of death among teens throughout the entire country. here's further stats to show you what's going on. they found that 6 out of 10 teen drivers were distracted behind the wheel. nearly a been drinking behind the wheel and parents are really encouraged here to talk to their kids about the dangers of distracting driving and safe driving tips behind the wheel. this is a big issue for so many of us as we try to figure out how to deal with the state's way to get our kids behind the wheel. take a look at this video. you can see some of the teenagers behind the wheel. aaa put this compilation of videos that shows how distract

new jersey next year. kids will be so happy about this one, we've been begging for it forever. schools starting a lot late, for specially the teenagers. been extensive research that shows that teensunction better when they get more sleep. they also hope there will be more daylight during the mornings in the winter for kids that walk to school. so let's take a look at the new times right there. so for some of the upper schoolers, they'll be coming in 20 minute later at about 7:55. sixth graders at wilbur watts intermediate school in around 8:05, just five minute later, and then the little dudes, and dudeetts no change for preschoolers at three elementary schools will still come in at 8:25. >>> all right, 5:38. former sixer stars, charles barkley, doing a lot of wining, we'll explain what we mean with that one, remember sir charles? serving up something new. but first here is christen rodgers big win but some big losses for the eagles. how the team is planning to step up with leaders injured, next in sports. >> carson lengths leading the team and reminding doug pederson of another great quarterback. >> as long as he stays in that minds frame, in that state every minds, can he defin

news. lucy. >> thank you, jeff. >>> local parents are asking us for help. they say strangers are randomly targeting and attacking their teen. they say it's happening to other kids, too. kristen. >> lucy, joel embiid got real today about brett brown's minute restriction for him. hear the not so nice words embiid had for him ahead in sports. when you're a double-dipping pension-padder like steve sweeney, it's important to maintain a certain... lifestyle. that's why sweeney spent over a hundred grand of his campaign funds on high-priced meals and other gifts. we're talking fine cigars, fancy watches, pricey restaurants, and expensive wines - all to charm the type of folks who helped him raise your taxes 145 times. too many in south jersey are struggling. but steve sweeney's looking out for himself, not for us. >>> happening right now, local parents tell us they're worried about sending their children to school. so they're reaching out to fox 29 basically begging for help. >> they say their teens were randomly targeted and attacked. our joyce evans talk to those parents and the philadelphia school district. live now in west oak lane. joyce? >> reporter: well, lucy

teens showed up. investigators say some of the kids threw bottles and rocks at officers. >> get ready to shop. target is opening up a newonight right by the philadelphia museum of art. here's a live look right now. there will be a ribbon cutting ceremony for the new store. this is the fourth smaller store in in philadelphia. target is also giving out $6,000 in grants. >>> are you looking for a little extra cash this holiday season? we posted a new list of local employer who is are hiring seasonal workers.ç the jobs range from the usual retail gigs to something that requires a little more training. all you have to do is tap the app and search jobs. >>> to our first alert weather. look at the beautiful shot from the poconos. the sun is out. trees really haven't started changing there yet. >> not yet. maybe in due time. >> for more on how long the cool weather will last, if we're in it for the long haul, let's check in with tammie souza. >> we'll see a warm-up beginning tomorrow. beautiful blue skies and in mount holly, new jersey, winds are calm. the humidity is is starting to drop. it's going to be a very dry week ahead

kid. >> a joke. >>> a delaware teen is back home with a gold medal and a title gymnastics world champion. >> morgan herd arrived at philly international fresh off her unexpected win. the 16-year-old from middletown, newtle county, won the all-around title at the world gymnastics championships in montreal this past weekend. >> it feels so crazy. like i feel like it truly hasn't sunk in. >> i bet not. her training gym, first state gymnastics in newark, is planning a celebration in her honor tomorrow. her goal is to make it to the summer olympics in 2020. you don't have to wait that long to see the best athletes in the world at the winter olympics in south korea. those games begin february 8th on nbc10. >> how big is the grin on morgan's face? >> we'll be right there with you, morgan! >> atta girl. >>> now for more of the stories we're following now at 5:00 a.m. -- >> mold madness. an entire school district is keeping kids at home during air testing as parents ask is my child's health at risk. >>> fierce and fast-moving flames. deadly wildfires tearing you do california's wine country. >>> accused killer arrested. what we know about the man police say murdered a pillar of philadelphia's community. >>> g

new at nine... video of an attack on a teen in bellevue, washington has led to a police investigation. and the boy's mom is speaking out tonight, saying the kidsd this... should be punished. from our partners at cnn, reporter camila orti has the story. (nats)the violent video is tough to watch.even tougher for the mother of the boy getting hit.kuuleilani/ victim's mother"it's heartbreaking, you know, it really hurts."monday is the first time (koo-ooh- lay-lah- nee) kuuleilani saw the footage of the assault on her 14-year-old son.kuuleilani/ victim's mother"it's horrible." the clip, posted to social media by a concerned bellevue resident sunday, shows four people hitting and kicking a teen, then walking away with his chain.kuuleilani/ victim's mother"that was basically him getting jumped."she says she knew her son, a freshman at bellevue east, got into some sort of fight back on september 29th..but had no idea.. it looked like this. kuuleilani/ victim's mother "his eyebrows were a little swollen and stuff like that, he just downplayed it, said said it wasn't a big deal." bellevue police say.. it's definitely serious. investigators getting their

. >> amazon is rolling out a new app allowing teens to shop on their own personal accounts but parents can manage their kidse purchases and veto them if they approve. if a child submits an order, parents can approve or not but child counselors say the app will not do much good, they will help kids not understand how to manage their money. >> there is something more painful about handing over a 20- dollar bill than clicking on buy. cash has a different feeling. >> thank you. power is being restored to thousands of homes in the fire zones, coming up, we show you what pg & e expects to achieve today. >> firefighters are making progress on the nuns fire but here in napa county over the last 24 hours or so, the fire is growing in a north ward direction, there is a few strike teams on stand by waiting to go in to this canyon behind me. we have a live update coming up >> we have more coming up on ktvu news right after the break . >>> welcome back to ktvu news, all of the news, weather and information you need to know throughout your day. >>> good morning, i am dave clark. cal fire has some new information about th

teen anyo agers. >> police are urging more parents to do what that mom suggested. talk with your kids. if you think they had an inappropriate contact with boatman, police want to hear from you. >>> news 4 is working for you to keep you and your kids safe. in august, our i-team telling you how maryland school positions do not need a background checks, but classroom a ai aides do not need them. >>> 6:08, the time. birth control concerns popping up across the country. the latest move from the white house. this could affect your next prescription pickup. >>> plus, we are all -- on heightened alert about security at the airports. our jackie benson with a >>> now to a story enough to rattle your nerves. suspicious man has tried to get access to airports and planes in the d.c. area and across the country. >> the man is accused of using several aliases to target more than a dozen airports. jackie benson with a closer his arrest. >> reporter: this man's behavior is very strange. he's a pilot. he's a passenger. he's a private plane opwn. the tsa says those are some of the lies this man has told employees at the airports across the u.s., including in the d.c. area, in his attempts to secure sec

they are adding a new feature for adults to add up to four teenagers to the accounts so the teens can shop whenever they want to. parents will get a notification when the kidsng. i can see this being dangerous for credit cards. larry: a little bit. exactly. the do-do. not the name. the company behind the bags as well as kate spade and others are changing the name to tapestry at the end of the month. wall street doesn't like it. the stock dropped 3% today. nancy: huge change there. still ahead at 5:00, neighborhood on the edge. what this couple is using to terrorize part of d.c. larry: how the timeline in the las vegas massacre raises questions whether it could have been stopped. >> we will take a look at the legal fallout from the case of harvey weinstein and why more accusers are coming forward. that is when if you'd have told me three years ago... that we'd be downloading in seconds, what used to take... minutes. that guests would compliment our wifi. that we could video conference... and do it like that. (snaps) if you'd have told me that i could afford... a gig-speed. a gig-speed network. it's like 20 times faster than what most people have. i'd of said

teens were shot before 8:30 p.m. on tuesday night on south 12th street near ritner street. neighbors tell "action news" they are relieved that an arrest has been made. >> it's sad this young kidlife is ruined, and the fact that he also ruined two other lives. >> oliveri has not been formally arraigned. meanwhile, a funeral service is being held for one of the victims, salvadore dinubile is happening in south philadelphia. >>> meanwhile, the white house is distancing itself from a decision to award a lucrative contract worth hundreds of millions of dollars to a small company to restore puerto rico. >> reporter: white fish energy with ties to the trump administration is helping to rebuild the puerto rico power grid ask a political hot potato. it had two employees when it landed 300 million-dollar contract the award giveen without a federal bid ryan zinke said he knows the owners, but denies any knowledge about the contract. >> reporter: rick perry spokesperson said no one in the energy department was involved. perry and the republican national committee received tens of thousands of dollars. >> about if there is wrong don this process or any process they will be held accountabl

teen is in rough shape tonight and neighbors hope you are help. >> your news starts in 30 seconds. ♪ >> a family event interrupted by hate a crowd shouting nasty things at kidsnd parents. and one neighbor just couldn't take it any more. >>> plus, an evening walk turns terrifying. a mother and daughter hit. now the search is on for the driver. police have just one clue to track them down. >>> now fox 29 news at 10:00. >>> a mother hurt, her teenaged daughter in serious condition aft someone behind the wheel hit them both and now police are trying to find whomever put them in the hospital. thanks for joining us at 10:00. i'm iain page. >> i'm dawn timmeney. lucy is off. >>> that terrible crash happening in chester county while the two were just out walking their dog. dave schratwieser is live at children's hospital where the teen has been for past three days. dave? >> reporter: dawn, friends say that 16-year-old girl suffered broken ribs and a fractured pelvis and is already undergone two surgeries here at chop. we're told while that's going on tonight, police searching for the truck and the driver who hit the young girl, her mom and the family dog. >> it's sc

a new app is marketed as a way for co-workers and friends to give anonymous self-development feedback. it's meant for adults but the app is kicking off with teens. >> messages, posts and likes. kids have a lot of ways to stay connected. one of the newest social media apps is called sarahah. it targets adults but is gaining popularity with teens. it's a way to get honest feedback from your co-workers and friends. it allows users to send anonymous messages. >> that leaves room for lots of problems because anonymity is a license to be mean. occur on any site. 70% of kids ages 12 to 17 say they have seen it happen. >> when we see this cruelty online we have to step up and step in and start saying this isn't right. >> she says bystanders can make a big difference. instead of ignoring cyber bullying major social media sites have options for reporting online abuse and even muting or blocking users. some students are even countering with the trend of cyber encouragement. >> we have to start instilling that kindness with our own key strokes. >> students creating pages to spread positive comments about their peers. parents also play a role in monitoring their child's online activity. espec

new thing amazon for teens. first of all you're missing out on those teachable moments. i see my dad comparison shop. today it's all online your texting your kidd pain attention. you're at work. it's important to give the kids cash and have these conversations teach them the money basics. all of that has to do with the numeracy and understanding that money doesn't grow on trees. and you have to spend it wisely. such a good point. now one of the biggest selling points with the 14 feature is that massive control that they head over their children's purchases. they will push back and say you can approve or not. every time your kid spent something. there the freedom to buy the music or the close. they learn i have a goal. if the save up and save your money and see it building and your wallet and use it to buy something you really want. and giving kids the independents with parameters. this is i have okay every purchase or you can turn that part off. seventy parents are telling me around the country. they are spending hundreds of dollars on video games. they are punching in the numbers. and they don't see cash. they don't see money. the ice cream t

news) (grant) joining us now is doctor shannon scott. she is a psychologist with years experience working with children and teens. (vicki) doctor scott... what is expected as kids after the devastating fires? (grant) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittney shipp. .a rapid warming trend that got underway today will persist into tuesday with the potential for record to near record breaking daytime temperatures. temperatures cool slightly as offshore flow and the high pressure aloft weakens by midweek, yet temperatures look to remain above seasonal averages through late week. in addition, ongoing dry conditions will likely persist through the end of the month. of the month. through the end will likely persist dry conditions addition, ongoing (vicki) for your health tonight... doctors say many expectant mothers are missing an important step to keep their newborns healthy. (grant) it's the t-dap vaccine... which protects against the whooping cough. nina cruscuolo with our partners in indiana explains why moms should pay extra attention to new research. whooping cough is a highly contagious respiratory disease. for adults it's just an ann

> a new app is marketed as a way for co-workers and friends to give anonymous self-development feedback. it's meant for adults. but the app is taking off with teens. >> messages posts and likes. kidss to stay connected. one of the newest social media apps targets adults but gang popularity with teens. it's the way to get honest feedback from your co-workers and friends. it allows users to send anonymous messages. >> anonymity is a license to be on any social media site. according to a recent study 70% of i hads ages 12 to 17 say they have seen it happen. >> when we see this cruelty online we vo have to step up an step in. >> bystanders can make a big difference. instead of ignoring cyber bull ligament there's options for views or block users. some students are countering with a trend of cyber encouragement. >> we have to start instilling the kindness with our own key strokes. >> students creating pages to spread positive comments about their peers. >> i would just tell them they're not allowed to use it period. >> one opinion against anonymous ones. >> so much to worry about. it's scary for young kids. >> they're starting earlier and earlier. 6-year-old already wants a phone. no.