i take responsibility for my adhd. it's your adhd. own it.$250 million grant from that federal government, but the stock can't hit a dollar on the nasdaq. as we told you that last night nasdaq warning the car battery company a123 systems that the price would be delisted if it does not go up to a dollar. the closing price, $0.30 per share. with more on this, environmental scientist and a ei scholar. what do you make of this? >> we have another great example of socialism. to a taxpayer dollars to cover risky venture by making super batteries for cars that people are going to buy. here, of course, the taxpayer is taking the hit where they're not going to get their money back. gerri: any way this company can get back above a dollar? >> i don't see it. and now wants to buy it for virtually nothing. actually does seem to have worked with to some are in the. gerri: that is there money, investment, proprietary knowledge. >> that is exactly right. intelligence. the administration continues to claim that all these investments were perfectly fine and ev

i take responsibility for my adhd. it's your adhd. south of san diego, chula vista california is where kahtuna trains and also only one of three olympic training is centers in the u.s. >> will you give me a lesson? >> absolutely. ready for it? >> she quickly turned me into an archery addict. >> it may be wise to stand aside now. >> okay. and one, two. there you go. you are doing pretty good. look at that. >> i want you to i'm the arrow down low blue and the release. look, you shot gold. >> you're good. >> you're a good teacher. >> thank you. thank you. you get addicted, you know. >> we spoke to members of the road runner archery club. the nonprofit devoted to turning beginner hes into potential olympians. why is it to time consuming? >> takes a lot of practice because it is a form of art so takes a lot of time to know every liltingmy mov little tin. >> how long have you been doing archery? >> four years. >> what has it done for you? >> changed my life. armory and shooting every day and a meeting people across the country at competitio

we are talking about prescription for adhd and andthey are being passed out sold and abused and kelly swoope discovered it's leading to life-threatening addiction. >> reporter: annie was introduced to adhd medication when she was 13 years old by a friend with a prescription. >> i liked the effect and how they made me feel. i got my prescription from doctors. >> reporter: by the time she was in colling she was abusing the drugs daley and knew she needed -- dealy and knew she needed help. >> weight loss and irritable moods, i started lying being dishonest and stealing. >> reporter: the doctor director for the center of addition medicine at massachusetts general hospital has estimated 5 to 10% of young people are misusing or abusing adhd medications. >> if you are popping them willie nelly and using them in context to other substances which is frequently occurring, that can be potentially dangerous. >> reporter: rehab centers say they are seeing an influx of patients addicted to the drugs. >> it's huge. >> i have probably 100 clients and over 80% of them have been addicted to the drugs s

it was my adhd. like many kids with adhd, i didn't outgrow it.you were diagnosed with adhd as a kid, you might still have it. find out more. take a quiz at ownitquiz.com to help recognize the symptoms. then talk with your doctor. it's your adhd. own it. >> police are evacuating homes in a milwaukee suburban neighborhood. a scene of a mass shooting earlier. a bomb squad called in no word on whose house they are focusing in on now. they killed 6 people wounding 3 including a responding police officer and then was shot dead by a second officer. hours from now they are set to land on mars. it is set for 1:30 a.m. eastern. it is three programs and will be out of manasa's engineer contro. they are calling it for them 7 minutes of fer or. if the rover lands safely and begins the work they will see the basic ingredients for human life. >> mystery, i love it. ic harris falkner. back to fox live. >> exotic cards lavish apartments and sleek shopping complexes. fox files cameras captured these images inside the islamic republic of iran. >> ayatollah khomeini

it was my adhd. like many kids with adhd, i didn't outgrow it.you were diagnosed with adhd as a kid, you might still have it. find out more. take a quiz at ownitquiz.com to help recognize the symptoms. then talk with your doctor. it's your adhd. own it. >> police are evacuating homes in a milwaukee suburban neighborhood. a scene of a mass shooting earlier. a bomb squad called in no word on whose house they are focusing in on now. they killed 6 people wounding 3 including a responding police officer and then was shot dead by a second officer. hours from now they are set to land on mars. it is set for 1:30 a.m. eastern. it is three programs and will be out of manasa's engineer contro. they are calling it for them 7 minutes of fer or. if the rover lands safely and begins the work they will see the basic ingredients for human life. >> mystery, i love it. ic harris falkner. back to fox live. >> exotic cards lavish apartments and sleek shopping complexes. fox files cameras captured these images inside the islamic republic of iran. >> ayatollah khomeini

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. >>> a study out of berkeley is shedding new light on girls with adhd and what happens as they growadulthood. for ten years, researchers followed 140 girls with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. they found that as the girls moved into young adulthood, they were more prone to hurt themselves or attempt suicide than girls who did not have adhd. >> pregnant women who develop breast cancer and need chemotherapy don't have to choose between treatment and their babies. the studied 400 women with early stage breast cancer. nearly half had chemotherapy. the only difference between the babies born was that those whose mothers underwent chemotherapy were slightly under weight. >>> celebrity chef is now imported more than just his cooking from china. he brought in an 1800 pound bronze bell for his new restaurant in san francisco's west field shopping center. that bell was cast for a buddhist temple in china. it turned out to be too heavy for the third story tower and was slated to be melted down. instead, it has taken some work to bring it to the place it is now located in san francisc

when i was a kid, i got adhd. adhd, or a.d.d.? i've got one of them.i might even have them both. >> he has the best time in prison anybody i've ever seen. i don't know why he's happy all the time. >> if i need to be serious, i will. i mean, what? if i don't need to, be cool with me, i tell a joke and everybody can laugh with me, it's pretty cool. >> houck's time at santa rosa is made easier not only by his attitude but by his job on the inmate construction crew, where he works with one of his best friends, chris birkett, who he refers to as uncle. >> when i got here, he called me uncle, for like three years. he lived with us for a while. first day i met him, his aunt told me to go to the store, take him to the store and get some beer. we pull up to the store and the cashier pissed him off, took a beer bottle, swung it on the ground, busted it in the parking lot. i said, oh, lord, lord! i thought he was going to have me locked up first day i met him. lord, have mercy. after that, we get along like brothers or something. >> houck and birkett both have mi

your boss could be on the beach with a laptop, the robot would have wheels, several cameras and adhd display, this technology could even be used outside of the workplace. you could maybe travel the world from your living room. at this point it is still an experiment. robots working in the office should not sound like a scene from a sci-fi movie. microsoft says it is a late a short amount of time. >>vicki: to subjects dominating campaign rhetoric. taxes and jobs take center stage plus, stanley roberts takes aim at carpool users. ron at >>stanley: pay attention to the red mustang, the driver is trying to merge into traffic. the problem is she was in the carpool lane along. since the hayward office of the chp was at the on ramp at they will have a chat with her. not only was she there illegally but she handed them a passport from guatemala, no license. her car will be towed and impounded for of 30 days. the driver of this minivan just dropped off her kids at school and then jumped in the carpool lane on loan but there was one other problem, in her ashtray there was a partially smoked li

or adhd, you must ask questions. for instance, ask questions about the child's behavior.he or she doing that makes you feel this way? make sure they explain it in full. ask questions about the strategies that are being used in the classroom. what are you doing when he does this or when she does that? how do you respond? how does it relate to the rest of the class? help me to understand the age appropriateness of this behavior, is it consistent with what 5, 6, 7-year-old boys or girls do? and consult your pediatrician. you can't just allow what we say in the classroom and what an educated guess from a pediatrician says to determine what is going to happen with your child. a.d.d. and adhd off come with not just a label but with medication and now every child responds really well to that. you know what's exciting? graduation. when i look up into my students faces, i see pride. you know, i have done something worthwhile. when i earned my doctorate through university of phoenix, that pride, that was on my face. i am jocelyn taylor. i'm committed to making a difference in peopl

>> human studies have found links from it to birth defects in baby boys, adhd, diabetes, asthma. >> the american chemical council has issued a statement saying there is no reliable evidence that they have ever caused any harm to humans in more than 50 years of use. >>> we all want to put our best face forward and slow down the aging process. more and more men are embrace that go mentality as well. >> more men are now opting for cosmetic procedure. anita brickman tells us about the rise when it comes to botox. >> i didn't see the horrific things. >> reporter: vernon martin started to look a little different. a smidge younger. his friends couldn't put their fingers on it and wanted to know what is your secret? botox is no seek among women and now botox use in men is on the rise. >> i was a little nervous. i was feeling over 40 now. looking at people my age who look bad. >> reporter: days before a big awards ceremony martin decided to do something that would take care of his problem area. >> right across here, three deep frown lines. >> reporter: dr. mondayty says the botulism toxin freeze

. >> adhd, diabetes, asthma. >> the american chemical council has issued a statement saying there's no reliable evidence that thalates have ever caused harm to humans. >>> still ahead, summer vacation over for thousands of local students with the new school year monday morning. it will begin with a wet start? we'll update the forecast. >>> and we're tracking tropical storm isaac tonight. that's a live look at ft. lauderdale. we're back in a moment. stay with us. >>> you didn't see it, but we had a live shot of the state capitol, not ft. lauderdale. >>> it definitely looks dryer tomorrow compared to today. it's been very unsettled this whole weekend. especially today we got a couple of severe thunderstorm warnings earlier. frederick, montgomery county, even some minor flooding. right now things are much quieter. not so quiet, though, out toward the florida keys, and boy look at miami-florida, where it was an ugly day today. tropical storm isaac dumping large amounts of rain. as much as six inches of rain fell in some areas. an average of two to four inches overall. some wind damage also

feelings of failure that manifests self in dangerous and even death the behavior adult females with adhdy and suicide. experts say they need long-term professional help. when it comes to medical studies there's often conflicting information which makes it difficult to know what to believe now way to reaffirm study timing with the new push for more triolet and less error in california company is on a mission to fact check scientific studies by repeating the experiments last year alongside to say they could not reproduce 75 percent of public findings on heart disease cancer and women's health. >> thursday is when things will get interesting. you will not believe the outcome of this crash here during a brace up pikes peak. sweetie, you have to scrub it first. no you don't, honey. yes, you do! don't! i've washed a few cupcake tins in my day... oh so you're a tin expert now. is that... whoa nelly! hi kitchen counselor here. he's actually right... with cascade complete. see cascade complete pacs work like thousands of micro-scrubbing brushes to help power away tough foods even in corners and e

they have approved the antipsychotic drugs for schizophrenia disorder but not adhd. >> there is no roof it works for that. >> it could be very dangerous. for more information on these stories and health news visit fox news health.com. >> anna kooiman thank you so much adds always. >>> 24 after the hour. still to come a veteran's charity ripping off the vet that is supposed to help. now the state of california is suing. we will have the details on that. now a frightening scene all caught on camera. a plane plummeting to the ground. we will have the miraculous ending to this story coming up. >> in 1821 missouri admitted as the 24th u.s. state. >> waking you up with a little rock and roll. you are listening to 3 doors down. they are getting ready to perform in the summer concert series. >> don't we have a barbecue, too. >> that comes up later this morning. >> welcome back to "fox & friends" everyone. i am heather nauert. >> i am patti ann browne. now it is time for the top stories making news at this hour. new questions about the white house involvement with solyndra. the white house over

persistently and loudly are likely to have a problem behavior like hyperactivity and oppression and adhdresearchers found a link between snoring and low-income families and also among children that are not breastfed or only breastfed for a short amount of time. one out of 10 kids has a more serious snoring problem. these results are in the journal pediatrics. >> a good day to shake the hand of your favorite left-handed person, why? because this the 23rd annual list candidates. they say they're very important to recognize these people, they have to put up with a right- handed world their entire life when it comes to wedding rings, scissors, can openers, even spiral notebooks and desk. barack obama is the eighth left- handed u.s. president. my mother was a lefty. i am not but my mother made sure that we were not. >> 18 from petaluma now preparing to play in the little league world series. >> the read a squad from hawaii in the western regional on saturday in san bernadino. a whole lot of hugging going on. and yesterday the petaluma nationals caught onto an airplane and had to pennsylvania

the toxic chemical has been linked to adhd diabetes and asthma. patti ann? heather, jobs and the economy will be on voter's minds this election. what are some of the other issues that will effect you the most? where does each candidate stand? personal condition expert vera givens. >> thanks patti ann. a lot focus on jobs and the economy. >> jobs jobs and more jobs. we have 23 million americans who are unemployed or under employed. they each have different takes on what they are doing to do to stimulate this. we have obama reliant on temporary tax breaks federal spending subsidized retraining and romney says he will change the entire landscape regulatory budgetary tax environment. he's about free trade and has more of a long-term economic growth type of plan which we need. >> dramatically different view there is. healthcare also different views. >> contentious issues. they have different takes on this big time. talk about varying takes. romney would like to repeal obama care all together which would otherwise be fully implemented in 20146789 he would rather h

adhd, learning disorder, anxiety, depression, some show kids aren't performing well academically if theyhich is no surprise. they need good sleep nutrition. >> that's why we brought you in. good news to get us back on track. first tip is make a new plan. where do we begin starting out with a new plan. >> before we talk to the kids, parents get together and say, okay, what are we going to do now that summer is over. we're going to decide what time is bedtime, move it earlier than it has been in the summer. what is the routine, exactly what odor we going to do the routine. how many books are we offering to justin. we're going to offer exactly two. ten minutes in the bath, not 30. we're pulling it in so we create a good plan for them and make a good routine. >> consistency is key. all parents, whoever is putting the child to bed has to be on that same schedule. >> sure. >> next tip is a crafty one. you suggest creating a sleep book. is this sort of like a bedtime story thing? >> kind of. you're basically bringing this new plan to life for kids visually. it doesn't have to be fancy, stapled

refer to as having an army of one, is, has had all the issues that any kid could have in school from adhd to just many of them. .. is there learning style. [laughter] >> that is running around and that is not -- they should have said it. i think we also at the same time have to be extremely careful about insuring that in the name of everything we do with children is in the name of academic achievement. not just because it is easier. does that answer? >> i am an assistant principal for the middle school. and so my question is around how do we as a educator is create a place where students can begin to have conversations about race particularly because i want to transform this conversation that adults are having to allow an powering students to facilitate this among themselves and the interview to get insight into how we can create that culture in our schools? >> do the teachers in your schools converse about race? okay. is it a mixed group of teachers? are they talking about race? >> the building trust and going off of those stages of relational trust from beginning to more advanced. i don

but there is some evidence that these babies grow up to have higher rates of adhd and behavioral problemsple things that have been observed. >> well, laura, i'm really glad that you and your paper dedicated these kinds of resources to do this long study to highlight this. it's just devastating to read, but it's just frightfully truthful. laura, thanks for being with us. >> okay, thank you. to the milit, and commitment is not limited to one's military oath. the same set of values that drive our nation's military are the ones we used to build usaa bank. with our award winning apps that allow you to transfer funds, pay bills or manage your finances anywhere, anytime. so that wherever your duty takes you, usaa bank goes with you. visit us online to learn what makes our bank so different. ♪ (train horn) vo: wherever our trains go, the economy comes to life. norfolk southern. one line, infinite possibilities. >>> we are learning more about the man who allegedly shot up that colorado movie theater back in july. james holmes, remember, the orange hair and the dazed look in that courtroom? we well

oh she got adhd. give her some medicine. medicine? she's not going to any pills. i fought. asked them to evaluate her. i went to her doctor, did as much as i could to get her fewers outside. i called the counselor, want the teachers to meet, six to three months meet again. i noticed her grades went from cs and a b maybe to as and bs. she passed all her graduation exams in the 11th grade. >> reporter: sounds like you utilized resources within the community and your own family sfr structure and outside of that, went straight to the source, if it's your job as a teacher to teach this particular subject and you're the one grading her i'm going to ask you to teach her. so michelle, you are going to college. >> yeah. >> reporter: the girl who is in special ed. couldn't read, that one is zbg to college. >> right. >> reporter: i'm very proud of you. >> thank you. >> reporter: great job, mom. you know what's exciting? graduation. when i look up into my students faces, i see pride. you know, i have done something worthwhile. when i earned my doctorate through university of phoenix, t

kids moving indoors causes a host of problems, from obesity to adhd.ut outdoor play can go a long way to improving kid's health, body, mind and spirit. it helps them stay fit, enhances creativity and attention spans and could even make them better students. do your part. be a part of be out there. there's a reason why they call it the great outdoors. learn more at be out there dot org. [kids shouting] be out there! >> darya: sad physical police looking for two men associated with a shooting last night were one person was killed and another was seriously hurt. it was around 10:00 p.m. and the 3000 block of san bruno ave. now for the first time in the 200 year history the u.s. postal service today is expected to default on a five and a half billion dollar payment to the u.s. treasury. it owes more than $5 billion in health-care prepayments. the government mandates that the government refund of the benefits for future retirees. >> mark: 12 the area was an traffic was kid on that august forecast. >> james: we have warm temperatures on schedule for this aft