and they also gave us that abstinence option. >>reporter: an $8 million federal grant will allow one program run by the institute of women and ethnic studies to reach 4,000 students in schools that want comprehensive sex education. still, that's a small fraction of students across the state. >> there's definitely a need and we've seen a sustained and in some areas increase in demand. >>reporter: with louisiana set to elect a new governor and legislators this month, representative bishop hopes he'll finally get the support to mandate sex education. jonathan martin, al jazeera, new orleans >>> a california collector may have struck gold after learning he had historical photos. he purchased the image at a second hand store for just $2. one of the men there is william henry mccarty, jr., the old west outlaw bill three kid. the picture was taken in a wedding in new mexico in 1872. just one of two known photographs of him. it could be worth $5 million. thank you for joining us. ray suarez is up next with inside story. have a great nigh

if they do, they're required to offer abstinence. triple the national average and teen pregnancy highest in the country, efforts to widen the curriculum has failed. >> it's crucially and vitally important. >> state representative wesley bishop is pushing for a comprehensive curriculum in middle and high schools. that includes ways to prevent pregnancy and avoid sexually transmitted infection. most recently he flair owed his proposal to include only his new orleans district. that too was rejected. >> young people left to their own devices are making bad choices. >> powerful conservative and catholic groups in louisiana feel schools should only teach abstinence. others believe schools have no business teaching anything about sex. >> it is my right, it is my right as a parent to decide when my child is old enough to handle that information. >> while there's no sex ed mandate in louisiana schools are allowed to offer their own programs. most schools don't. either controversy or lack of resources and training. a few school boards have cal

at compline us with what abstinence after detox. we provide psychosocial treatment and reuse of long acting opioid blocker as well as incorporation of spiritual basis of recovery through a 12 step rehabilitation. we have sent addiction is a chronic illness, i'm going to cover parts ongoing treatment. no one is claiming detox from opioids alone will result in recovery. i thank you for the opportunity to speak spin the chair thanks the gentleman and recognizes dr. waller for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman and ranking member green -- [inaudible] into this important think i'm grateful to any elements of the subcommittee for your leadership in addressing the epidemic of opioid addiction currently ravaging our country. my name is doctor cornwall and i'm chair of the american society of addiction medicine also known as asam. this test is offered on behalf of asam myself as a practicing addiction special position in the pacer unable to speak before this committee themselves. i am board-certified in both addiction medicine and emer

they also gave us that abstinence option. >> an $8 million federal grant will allow one program run by the institute of women and ethnic studies to eventually reach 4,000 students in schools that want control apprehensive sex education, a small fraction of students across the state. >> definitely there's a need, and we've seen a sustained and in some areas, an increased need and a demand. >> with louisiana set to elect a new governor and legislators this month, bishop hopes people get the backing for legislation, something that's been tough in this red state. >> cautions about weight loss suppplements. a joint study from the c.b.c. and f.d.a. said tens of thousands of americans are rushed to emergency rooms for reactions to those pills. complications include heart problems, irregular and rapid heartbeat or chest pain. the study finds nearly three quarters of e.r. visits are related to the use of weight loss or energy boosting substance. >> dole fresh vegetables is recalling some bagged in some and a half due to salmonella concerns, saying the spinach in question was sold in 13 states.

(amber parker, supports abstinence only sex ed) "planned parenthood has came in. there is a big ring here. we are fighting this on the state level as well." (reporter) "is planned parenthood involved at all with anything the district does?" (dr. karen spencer- may, supervisor of human growth and development) they have never been involved. we made a commitment to this community 30 years ago that we would not involve planned parenthood. so we haven't. it's juststoo controversial for us." jessica rae: no matter what the school district decides about the sex ed curriculum, it stresses sex education is an elective course for students and will remain that way. jessica rae: toyota announced it's recalling six- and-a-half million cars globally to fix power window switches that can short circuit and catch fire the automaker said the driveves side switches on some models have been found to malfunction if they did not receivenough grease during the manufacturing process. it received 11 reports of burnt door trim, and one report of a customer who burned their hand. the affect

. >> i hope young people who are paying attention learn the right lesson which is that these abstinence pledges do not keep anyone from having sex, right? these celebrities put them on, then when they feel like having sex, they take them off. >> reporter: according to one study chastity pledges are just as likely to have premarital sex as nonpledge is where they do have sex they are less likely to use protection and birth control methods. >> this is just a reminder, keeping yourself pure is impoant. >> reporter: last year "nightline" visited caroline johnson just before her very own purity ball. >> one of the things that you were talking to daddy about was when am i going to get my purity ring? and one of the things that i think's important for us to remember is this is your desire to do it the lord's way, to really save yourself from kissing lots of toads along the way and wait for your prince charming to come along. so weep that on your finger and it's a daily reminder that at this point you're married to the lord. and your father is your boyfriend. >> reporter: pledging to her father

and they also gave us that abstinence option. >> reporter: one program will eventually reach 4,000 students want sex education. but that's a small fraction of students across the state. >> definitely there is a need. and we have seen a sustained and in some areas an increased need and demand. >> reporter: with louisiana set to elect a new governor and legislature this month, one man is hoping things will change. >>> thanks for watching. i'm stephanie sy the news continues next from doha. ♪ >> announcer: this is al jazeera. ♪ >>> hello from al jazeera's headquarters in doha, i'm jane doeston. coming up, barack obama to announce that u.s. troops will stay in afghanistan. >>> government forces launch a major offensive in syria. it will be a huge blow to opposition fighters if they win. >>> europe's refugee crisis back on the agenda in brussel. the e.u. has a an

infants who suffer from the neonatal abstinence syndrome can experience seizures, respiratory impairments, tremendousors and difficulty feeding. research published by the pareneotology says that infants with this syndrome grew nearly five-fold since 2012 and infants is born with drug withdrawal every 25 minutes in the united states. one out of 15 births in west virginia is a baby addicted to drugs. this is a problem that needs serious attention immediately and this is one crucial step. before i yield back, one of the latest tools available to the public in west virginia to help fight addiction is a new 24-hour call line that has been launched to help people battling substance and mental health issues in west virginia. the call line is 1-844-help 47b 4 wv. 4wv. ine is -- 1-844-help we must continue to help fight against this epidemic. thank you and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from oregon seek recognition? mr. blumenauer: permission to address the house. the speaker pro t

some parents argue that abstinence is the way to protect their dmrirn sexually tranmited disease rather than vaccine. >> do you remember the jersey shore house swept into the bay during that powerful storm earlier this month. state officials say salvaging vevrts finally gun in grassy snound middle township cape may county. the instruction tour was vacant and neighbors had explained saying this was bound to happen. it did. state officials estimate that cleanup will cost up to 200,000 which the homeowner may well be responsible for. >> let's get that weekend preview from accuweather. it's going to get a little chilly. >> reality check on the way. saying good-bye to temperatures in the 70s for a while. a cold front is moving in now. stormtracker 6 live double scan showing light showers associated with it. a lot of this is not reaching the ground. and so, the precipitation is not a big deal. what a big deal is, is the winds of change behind the system. what i want to do now is focus on what is going on in the pacific. i don't usually talk about storms in the pacific because they don't affec

the development of recommendations to prevent and treat prenatal opioid use including neonatal abstinence syndrome. this bill would also ask the centers for disease control and prevention to assist states in data collection and increase surveillance to better monitor the causes of neonatal abstinence syndrome so we can work for more view in prevention, treatment and recovery, to help mothers get the support and get into treatment, so obviously we don't have infants that are born with opioid dependence and withdrawal symptoms. across the nation, as the leader said, the number of infants diagnosed with newborn withdrawal has increased 300% since 2000. in my home state of new hampshire, in may of this year i actually visited the catholic medical center in manchester and heard directly from medical personnel there and first responders who have been treating and responding to cases of newborn withdrawal. catholic medical center officials reported that 7% of newborn babies were born at that hospital with neonatal abstinence syndrome, a significant increase from last year. and according to offic

sex education for california students fit the new law requires schools to teach everything from abstinence to emergency contraception. students must take the course at least once in middle school and again in high school. individual parents can opt out, schools cannot. it goes into effect january 1. >>> new at 5:00, trouble in the skies over the bay area. a pilot takes emergency action when the door on the plane suddenly flies open a midair. kpix 5 sharon chan has the communication between the pilot and the control tower. >> reporter: the wheels -- five passengers on board takes off from sfo august 6 toward drummond island airport in michigan. as it climbs to 2000 feet, you can hear the pilot demanding to turn back. >> declaring an emergency. need to turn to the field immediately. >> ( indiscernible ) are you able to maintain? >> negative. door flew off the aircraft. >> reporter: the controller asked if he could climb higher but the plane was having trouble staying airborne. >> i have to hold the aircraft. we cannot climb and we cannot maintain clearance within the clouds. >> reporter: the

we promote abstinence after detox, provide psychosocial treatment and use a long acting opioid as well as incorporation of spiritual. ongoing treatment. no one is claiming that detox from opioids alone will result in recovery. i thank you for the opportunity to speak. >> the chair thanks the gentleman and recognizes doctor waller for five minutes for your opening statement. in audible -- in audible. >> i'm grateful for you and the other leaders in addressing the opioid addiction currently ravaging our country. i am the chair of the legislative action committee also known as a said. this testimony is offered on behalf of my organization. i am board certified in both addiction medicine and emergency medicine. the substance use disorder medical director and a regional communityregional community mental health organization based in grand rapids, michigan. my testimony will focus on the following three facts. a chronic disease of the brain at least a characteristic psychological and social manifestations, addiction can be successfully treated with a combination of medications and psychosoci

>> abstinence. >> stephen: really? >> yeah. just trying to stay away from getting-- i'm trying to think of the right way to say it. >> stephen: all right, no, i understand, i understand. now these mix tapes that you put out, the first one you put out, were you in high school. >> yeah. >> stephen: and you were suspended for ten days. >> yeah. >> stephen: okay. >> a ten day mix tape. >> stephen: and it blew up. what were you suspended for, chance? >> i was suspended for having marijuana on school campus. (cheers and applause) >> thank you, guys. >> stephen: and did it teach you your lesson. >> yeah, i-- i have learned from my mistakes and i will never do anything like that because repercussions can be severe. >> stephen: well, no, he knows, he knows. you actually have a new song that you are releasing probably this is after midnight when this broadcast, 15, 20 minutes ago, you leased a new song called >> yeah. available for purchase. >> that is available on itunes for free. >> for free. i will make it back at some point. i haven'

taking flibanserin, you cannot drink. ( laughter ) and since it's a daily pill, that means total abstinence from alcohol. because nothing gets you in the mood like staring at your longtime partner stone cold sober. ( cheers and applause ) but despite potential drawbacks, sprout pharmaceuticals feels the drug has achieved its desired effect. specifically, helping them sell their company for $1 billion. so at least we know these folks are fully aroused. we'll be right back with lupita nyong'o. i struggle with bipolar depression, and it's hard. i miss out on life's little moments. so i talked to my doctor and he prescribed latuda. there are many forms of depression. latuda is fda approved to treat bipolar depression, which is different from other types of depression. in clinical studies, once-a-day latuda was proven effective for many people struggling with bipolar depression. latuda is not for everyone. call your doctor about unusual mood changes, behaviors, or suicidal thoughts. antidepressants can increase these in children, teens, and young adults. elderly dementia patients on latuda have

the abstinance before two is just not logical. >> i've seen them at the dinner table, at the restauranthe changing table. my parents call the television the electronic baby-sitter, which is why we were very rarely allowed to watch it. these days it's everywhere. >> we reviewed a thing called the ipody, which is the way you can get the kid to sit on the ipody. we have four kids and our kids are teenagers, so you shouldn't certainly shouldn't be giving your 1-year-old. the truth is, this limits really matter. screen time is not good for screen development, but you can do good things. you have to find the right healthy media. >> once the aap revises its guidelines, is it like the speed limit? when it was 55, we all went 65, now it's 65, i'm going 75. >> here's the thing. the aap is very smart. what i think will happen is, this they're going to say no more screen time at all before two, but say have strict limits and make good choices. the reason many parents use common sense is because they want what video or app to let their kid watch. you have to choose wisely. but the aap is still going

asks the federal government to come up with the "best approach" to diagnose and treat "neonatal abstinence syndrome." that's a condition that affects newborns who have been exposed to opioids and are going through withdrawal. frank: most people dread going to the r.m.v. because of how long it can take to get service. but the agency is testing out a new idea to get people moving. "the globe" reports an express line is in the works. right now everyone waits in one line to get a number, then waits for that number to be called. but soon everyone who has already completed their paperwork will get to use the faster express line. it's already in the works at some branches. antoinette: tonight show host jimmy fallon is the new "emperor of comedy." he was given the lofty title yesterday by the harvard lampoon. during the festivities he was hoisted onto a chariot and paraded around harvard square. fallon joked it was a tough time of day to get an uber so he thought the chariot would be best. he also got some prize money to go with his elmer award, a whopping 85 cents. i hope he doesn't spend it all

asks the federal government to come up with the "best approach" to diagnose and treat "neonatal abstinence syndrome." that's a condition that affects newborns who have been exposed to opioids and are going through withdrawal. some new numbers show the growing use of medical marijuana in massachusetts. new england treatment access in northampton is the latest dispensary to open in the commonwealth. an employee tells "the globe" the facility gave marijuana to more than 1,400 people in its first three weeks. by contrast, the first dispensary to open in the state served 1,500 people in its first two months. frank: most people dread going to the r.m.v. because of how long it can take to get service. but the agency is testing out a new idea to get people moving. "the globe" reports an express line is in the works. right now everyone waits in one line to get a number, then waits for that number to be called. but soon everyone who has already completed their paperwork will get to use the faster express line. it's already in the works at some branches. a spokesperson says the city of newton will fi

to start an was abstinence only sex education. which works really great until a dozen. were pretty used to getting criticism. it's a really difficult's time to find anything against the administration. it was a very difficult time to do anything they criticized what the administration did. notlleagues that's necessarily revert with their jobs but they got the feeling that they did do something they criticized bush for alice the that their editor would not like it. there's a really interesting time here. i was indicated. i never had anyone tell me like other could not do. it was a question of the intensity of the reactions that i had to cartoons through e-mails or letters or whatever. this one referred back to the risk era of the 1950's where you were connected in any way communism you are considered anti-american. so i thought that's kind of what we're going through after 9/11 area if you are looked at in seen unpatriotic the red white and blue scare, you are tax for it. along the same lines, many of you read the skeletal letter. like sinceays think his adulterer and th

well half of the women in the study were sexually active and the other half were abstinence no sex at they saw was not only did the sexually active women have stronger, more regular immune systems, their fertility rates increased. making it more likely that they could become pregnant if they wanted to. researchers are still working on exactly why more sex makes women healthier and better prepared to become mothers. >>> work smarter not harder if you're having trouble remembering things on the job, well, try talking to yourself. we do it all the time around here. don't worry about the weird looks. you're going to get from your co-workers. new research from montreal university found that people who read things outloud have an easier time remembering it. they believe reading something outloud gets your brain more involved in the remembering process. and they say you don't even have to make any noise just mouthing words seems to work, too. >>> well, if you've experienced it yourself, that euphoric feeling you get after exercising, some call it a runner's high, if it feels addictive to you

of medication-assisted therapy as well as other options particularly psychosocial treatment with abstinence as an option. >> dr. waller? >> so we've looked at this very closely in the area that i treat -- i'm in charge of a seven-county area. with patients in figuring out how to treat that seven-county area. we've been able to delineate two separate groups of patients which we have good data for, those that started very early in life and started earlier in their adolescence which have a different brain disease than started later in life. those groups of patients actually separate us out a little bit as far as how treatment works. i have many patients in my clinic that are physicians, pilots and lawyers who i don't give any medication to because generally it's not indicated, and we have wonderful outcomes without any medication-assisted treatment with those groups because of many other factors. my groups which are 92% of my patients which are medicated patients or those without insurance, i find that it is a perilous journey to try to treat them without medicine and the data back thats up wi

one of the concerns i had was to start an abstinence only sex ed ucation, which works great until it doesn't. [laughter] 9/11.e had of course, that changed a lot of things. difficult. we are pretty used to getting criticism. it was a really difficult time to criticize anything against the administration. theire americans, tolerance level at that was not very high. people were shocked by what had happened. time to dofficult anything that criticized anything the bush administration did. i had colleagues that not necessarily were threatened with their jobs, but they got the feeling that if they didn't do something that criticized bush for a policy, that their editor would not like it. it was a really interesting time to speak to your colleagues. at that point i was a freelancer . i was on my own, i was syndicated. i never had anyone try to tell me what i could or could not do. it was a question of the intensity of the reactions i had to cartoons through e-mails or letters. this one refers back to the red scare in the 1950's, where if you are connected in any way to communism, you were c

administration i was concerned about reproductive policies and one of the policies they had was to start an abstinencenly act education, which weren't really great until it doesn't. [laughter] >> then we had 911 and, of course, that changed a lot of things. in the editorial cartooning community-- community it was difficult to read we are used to getting criticism, but it was a really difficult time to criticize anything of the ministration because americans, their tolerance level at that point was not high. people were shocked by what had happened and it just was a very difficult time to doti anything that criticized what the ministration did. i had colleagues that not necessarily were threatened with their jobs, but they got the feelingjo that if they did do te something that criticized bush or a policy that their editorlie wouldn't like it.e. so, it was really interesting time to speak to your colleagues. at that point i was a freelance. and was on my own if you're always, but i never had anyone try to tell me what i could or could not do. it was justit a q wuestion of intensity of the reactions i h

for me and my kids and choosing to teach abstinence and hoping they wait whether or not they make thatt the certificate presented to me. i don't need to know that. >> you'll see a trend coming here? >> i don't. but i think she's given a great testimony. >> and they're lovely people too. they look great. candace, thanks for coming in. you can see her and the rest of the gang on "the view" weekdays at 11:00 eastern, 10:00 pacific and central. >> good to see you, candace. >>> next up in our health heath. our series on "modern pare parenting." died hair is big among cebrities but should you let your tween do it. we first spotted it in "the wall street journal" and here's abc's linsey davis. >> reporter: bright colored hair is so often spotted on celebs like katy perry, demi lovato and kylie jenner rocking neon locks on the red carpet but when it comes to tweens should they be able to imitate this popular trend. >> please tell me you fell asleep in grape juice. >> reporter: for this family in los angeles, the answer is yes. >> i green, i might change to blue. i don't know. >> reporter: cody

at the same type, using the abstinence only education federal dollars to help support the crisis pregnancyfairness these clinics actually get tax dollars. >> i think abortion clinics still outnumber by a wide margin -- >> they do not, no, they certainly do not. there's only one in all of mississippi. whereas there are many crisis pregnant centers -- >> you're arguing really that all the crisis pregnancy centers are deceiving, look -- >> yes, because i think people think crisis pregnant center means a place i can go and get an abortion -- >> look, to say that abortion is the law of the land, i can admit that, that's the legal perspective. to say that abortion is objectively science based, i reject that totally. that's an opinion. and -- >> well, it's a medical procedure -- >> well, it's a medical procedure like euthanasia could be a medical procedure as well, yes. you kill a baby, it's dead. you kill a older -- an elderly person, it's dead. but we have to talk about the ethics and the morality about it. it's the law of the law. we live in a society where we have to respect freedom of religi