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In part 1, we met the winner of the NRSF’s Drive2Life PSA Contest. Now we'll see the finished PSA as he presents it to the contest sponsors.
The NRSF's Drive2Life PSA Contest winner has been selected! Hunter Cleveland from Monticello, GA traveled to NYC to work with an Emmy-winning video production company to turn his idea into a PSA.
Eden finds out how to decode your dog’s body language, with tips from the Dog Gurus.
We go to the annual Champion Schools U Got Brains Showcase at Six Flags Great Adventure – where teens are honored for their work in traffic safety.
Nicole's in the kitchen getting some tips from an expert: Chef Johnny Prep. She's learning how to make a mean guacamole.
Alexandra tells us about some of the impacts of climate change and speaks with IFAW about how the unsung heroes of battling climate change are found in the animal and plant kingdoms.
The National Road Safety Foundation has this important message about seatbelt safety.
You don't have a clear head if you’re driving impaired. To drive that message home, here’s a video from the National Road Safety Foundation.
What's the most dangerous animal to visitors at the Grand Canyon National Park!? Reese has this cautionary "tail!"
The staff at Teen Kids News has lost a longtime and dear friend this past week.Ernie Anastos was an award-winning newscaster who worked with TKN’s executive producer while they both were at Channel 7 Eyewitness News in New York City.Famous for his always upbeat, positive attitude, viewers not only liked Ernie, they trusted him. His sincerity was real.Over the years, many of us worked with Ernie to create wonderful – and wonderfully creative - TV programs. A truly good person who went out of his way to help others, Ernie was always willing to lend his name and his talent to a worthy cause.When we produced the NY Easter Seal Telethon, Ernie was one of our hosts. Telethons are some of the most difficult TV programs to produce. They run non-stop for hours. And they can be grueling, especially for those who are on-camera for much of that time.Ernie was perfect. He handled the pressures of marathon live television with a smile, humor and good grace.Thanks to his participation, the telethon exceeded its fund-raising goals, enabling Easter Seals to help many more people across the NY metro area. Recently, Ernie invited our anchor, Lylah and our reporter, Ava and our Executive Producer, Alan Weiss, to be guests on his podcast. It was a privilege to work with Ernie Anastos And an honor to have him as a friend.He will be missed.#ernieanastos #positivelyernie
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