i take responsibility for my adhd. it's your adhd. own it. [applause] john: at the convention and every speaker talks about how somebody grew up four. >> my mom worked so we could hang on to our house. >> it was not easy. we were on food stamps the. >> my grandmother's spent her life working as a maid, cut, and babysitters. >> barack was raised by a single lomb struggling to pay the bills. john: it sounds good for opportunity. democrats acknowledge a mobile society. >> but it is false. the obama's have their privileged life with high end preps schools, a full ride to i believe it is frustrating both sides tried to pitch that. >> i don't know that it should matters how many group for but it should be the policy ideas but the milton friedman said how many of you refused to see a doctor it is the expertise that matters. [applause] john: the republicans say you could do that the democrats say there are so many big dams government passed to the big to halt. >> they are empathizing to say we have the programs, food stamps, welfare so it is a safety

i take responsibility for my adhd. it's your adhd. own it. gerri: bald is beautiful but new headway being made on the quest for a cure. the medical investments thinking a common vitamin giving bald men hope for a full head of hair. really, you have a cure for this upper sleeve? >> not yet. there's a preponderance of all of this evolving men on the medical 18. gerri: i don't know why you don't just shave your head and forget about it. >> some of us do. baldness comes first of all related to testosterone and is rated something which is an inflammation going on, some very exciting research about inflammation. now along comes vitamin d. did you know the hair follicle takes two to four years to grow in a couple of weeks that goes into a dormant stage, goes to sleep. the next follicle comes. yonote happens? some people, bold and people like, it stays asleep. vitamin d is involved in that, involved with waking it back up and getting it up and going. you know what is happening? researchers spending a lot more money on this than you would like, millio

i take responsibility for my adhd. it's your adhd. own it. >> jobs, jobs, jobs. that's what this economy is going to be about. >> the foundational problems are so substantial that they need to be redressed quickly. >> we need a businessman to get things under control like any major business work. shouldn't demand be able to look at the deficit, producer, not hit the little guy? >> i don't think what people understand is that the debt and deficit spending, so-called stimulus -- how can they call it back? its deficit spending. borrowing money we don't have. >> 23 million unemployed or underemployed americans. a trillion dollar deficit. less than 2% gdp growth. neil: the biggest names in business at the convention telling me the biggest problems they see in the economy. this guy has been talking about it long before anyone else was. a record number of ceos of all sizes not only prominently representing the crowd, but prominently representing the 63 speakers. they seem to mean what they say, and what those business leaders are saying is start thinking of us now. is i

it was my adhd. like many kids with adhd, i didn't outgrow it. 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. neil: finally, be very careful acting like to are the smartest guy in the class. you will only prove yourself a dope. no sooner had the president remarked that mitt romney prefers to shoot first and think second than he himself polls of you that puts both the same. is buber over egypt not being an ally, but, wait, maybe it is. well, it only proved that those who through diplomatic stones better make sure they're not in a glass house. in this case the president was and is. when it comes to this middies messed his reaction became and becomes the issue, not mitt romney's alleged reaction to his reaction. that is the danger in diplomacy in general. it tends to make notes of those who have more degrees than common sense on the right and left. all i know is the smartest guys in the room that as into vietnam and the most able foreign-policy

investigators say he offered mass in adhd which is the date rape dry.an francisco giants fans are eagerly waiting to get their hands on playoff tickets. pasquale >>grant: , the apple store near you each morning to see if they received a new shipment. >> not much is known about the victim's gender or age. so far at least 20 homes have been destroyed, the 2,000 a. blaze is only about 10 percent contained. about 80 homes have been evacuated. >> we have been enjoying some really nice weather. >> the bay stores will be clear by 10:00 a.m. et into the afternoon we will see sunny skies and temperatures on the warmer side, 70's and 80's. things will cool down into wednesday and we will warm back up to the weekend. we will take a look at your extended forecast coming up. >>pam: a former professor who shot six people has been sentenced to life in prison without parole. he pleaded guilty to charges opening fire at a faculty meeting on campus killing three people. despite the guilty plea, alabama state law requires a trial. the trial lasted less than one day. the j

they are called the nook ht and adhd plus.nes and noble has the cheapest 80 tablet, almost half the price of the ipad. it does not have the camera like the ipad or kindle. >>vicki: we think that it is high time that we sampled some fast food. >> welcome to our and is based. the basque region is in the atlantic ocean. it is a very rested cuisine that has been elevated over the last few years >> the oakland a's beat the seattle mariners today. the oakland a's are currently in the second wild-card spot. there are two and a half games behind the rangers. >> kron4 once again gives you the best seat anywhere. it is the kron4 blue angels live sponsored by jeep. it is a part of the fleet week festivities. hosted by mark danon and george rask. let's hope that the skies are clear and that there is no fog or clouds. >>brian: tomorrow will be hot around the bay area. >>vicki: that is it for us. we are back at 11:00 p.m.. " [ male announcer ] jay likes it when his mobile phone helps him deposit his checks. jay also like it when mother natu

some of the kids may suffer from adhd or mental illness.ou are not an expert on mental illness but some of these youth -- we can't give up on them. >> absolutely. so we definitely -- one of the services that we have is case management services. when they meet they have one-on-one case management services with a case manager or counsellor. if this is something they are grappling with we try to address it and see if we can return them to other services within the county and see if we can help them through that. >> the superintendent of the mayor's gang task force said that a good way to stop a bullet is with a job. you give them a job you give them an opportunity. is that what you see out there? >> in my training program, we have training and workshops. but let's put them in that environment. let's get them in a job site. so we collaborate with a number of non-profit organizations that open their doors to these youth and allow them to integrate into a workplace environment. >> that can't be easy for the potential employers. they are kind of t

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. >> she says her daughter she has one daughter with adhd was scolded for not sitting while the boys they were encouraged to move around the classroom. a federal law does allow for same sex classes as long as the school meets certain criteria. this apparently didn't. >> we want to know what you think about this throughout the course of the morning. if you are on facebook on the lake day, head over to the facebook page wmar let us know what you think about these same sex versus coed classrooms. >> listen to this. a 400 pound-- >>> listen to this a 400 pound sea turtle is on the monday. national aquarium in baltimore will move her from her tamping and they will move the zebra sharks as well from the wings in the water as they pol fully prepare to renovate the area -- as they fully prepare to renovate the area. >> you probably had delicious food including barbeque but did it compare to this in we will drop that lower third and let you see the largest crab cake ever in the world. take that down. >> there it is. >> there you go. 300 pounds from the maryland state fair. maryland's crab fro

. >> not bad for a child with adhd that left her school because teachers told her mother that her daughteruld not focus. >> it is hard to listen to people say " your kid has a problem ". and then, now look at her. i guess i'm really proud of her. >> less these days she is busy collecting rent from tenants, shopping for building materials, and taking stock of her next project. all from a girl that is too young to drive, but has plenty of direction. cbs news, florida. >> and that is the cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news, all around the world, good night. >> good evening i am alan martin >> i am dana king, her job is to defend this city of oakland in lawsuits but right now the city attorney's campaign is busy defending her. >> it all has to do with some emails that just went out. joe vasquez explains that it was not so much what they said, but who receive them. >> this is a story about that flood of mail and emails that we all get, during campaign season. they are all begging for campaign cash, but how far is too far? when a city can did it sent an e-mail to city employe

for example she says her one daughter with adhd was frequently scolded for not sitting still while boyswere encouraged to move around the classroom. federal law does allow same sex classes as long as the school meets certain criteria. we want to know what you think. if you want to read more, head to the abc2 news facebook fan page check out the story weigh in because we want your thoughts. >> lynette joins us with a check of the weather. would you have been different if you were a same sex classroom? >>i doesn't know. >> be probably not. >> -- probably not. >> but people who go to all girls or all boys schools are great i don't know the difference. >> let us know. weather wise it seems like the bad went south. >> yeah. it did. basically stayed to the south of us. we got some rain like more toward the evening yesterday around baltimore. we are seeing it in cecil county this morning. scattered showers off and on is the name of the game going throughout the day. let's show you what's going on right now as we look at the satellite and radar. you can see what i am talking b like charley said

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that's one of my problems, i talked -- i talked too much and i have adhd. yes. one of the things you have to tell the kids inspite of what are formable and legitimate obstacles, i mean, no matter what they are, you know, whether it's poverty, violence, no home, no parents bad parents, bad teacher, bad school, i don't care you still have to make a piece of the life work because otherwise in twenty years you're not going to say you know what he had a bad teacher. no. it doesn't work that way. that's what we have to try to make them understand. that's what is in the book a little bit. yeah. [applause] i'll just wrap it up. i feel the book mrs. carol. i feel the look. [laughter] anyway. i just, listen, i want to thank you so much. let me say it. i wrote 90,000 words. so you get an idea what it's like. i wrote -- i never -- i decided i wanted to write the book and it was painful. it really was. you know, i found a book about writing, it's called "first you fix the rephysical injury raters." you will do anything rather than sit down. [laughter] let's see, i'll fix the

they have been linked to asthma, adhd, even fertility issues and then. is he contends that all of their products meet or exceed all applicable safety standards. >> stretching their way into the golden years. the unique bay area yoga class taught by a 75 year-old. >> at the golden gate we have mainly cloudy skies, there is a peek at what is going on currently before get that picture. it is all about sunshine and heat, find out how warm we will get coming up. >> why the 49ers might stop reading their press coverage? i'm dennis o'donnell and we have an update on the raiders' receiver that ended >> apparently the older you get the more challenging it can be to stay active and fit. so for many seniors that it thought of joining a yoga class might have seemed like a stretch. but do not tell that to this group. the residents of this retirement community are staying flexible with the help of their 75 year- old instructor. the longtime teacher created her own series of seeded poses to keep her senior students fit and it is working. >> it certainly has increased b

i'm diagnosed with adhd, bipolar and some other stuff. >> does anybody your family talk to you aboutthing you've been through or -- >> nobody but my mom before she went to jail for stabbing her husband. >> you're going to let us know if you harm yourself, right? or if you're thinking about it? >> what i really want to do, is when i turn 21, i want to come here and be an officer so i can show kids the way i grew up and they don't want to grow up like that. because no kid should have a life i grew up with, nobody. >> don't do any damage to yourself, right? even if it doesn't hurt. >> he's one of those kids that kind of gets a place in your heart maybe. there are a few here that really do, and he's one of them. >> while medical staff takes a break after a long day, over in seg, a marathon evening is still ahead for offenders brandyn cox and nathan brady. >> they came and woke us up out of bed and said we were going to seg. we usually know what we did, because we usually go right away. but we didn't do nothing yet. they say we battered somebody but i think they got the wrong people. >> a

pachyderms, have adhd, can't hold her attention longer than that. >> remind me of someone. back to our top story this morning. the democratic convention and mix of big money and politics. >> later why michael strahan may have had his eye on regis philbin's seat for quite some time. you're watching "world news now." ♪ i can't see me loving nobody but you ♪ ♪ for all my life >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by -- every time someone chooses finish over cascade, it sparks a movement. look ! no ugly spots ! and see that shine ! you've got to try finish. because once they try finish, they can't keep it to themselves. i'm switching for good. wow ! awesome ! finish is seriously good. cannot believe how great it works. incredible shine. i won't use anything else. love, love, love finish ! so far over a million neighbors, friends, and family have switched to finish. join the finish revolution. recommended by more dishwasher brands worldwide. have given way to sleeping. where sleepless nights yield to restful sleep. and lunesta can help you get there, like it has

maybe adhd turned into bipolar disorder. what with adjusted to them. how would you answer that?it's an important question because a lot of people think that. >> guest: there is, i have to say, some evidence, and there is some serious researcher who believes it is a possibility. it is not a completely wacky or insane thoughts. i think in most cases, it is probably not the case. i think that it is very common for there to be this where people develop multiple conditions. triggering new kinds of symptoms. however, i do discuss in the book the possibility that antidepressants are known to trigger mania. and there is a line of research going on to discover whether that makes people who are prone to bipolar disorder to develop it at a younger age than they would have if they had never taken those medications. and it is an intriguing and haunting possibility. i don't think the findings are there to answer that question as of yet. but if it were true, it would be very upsetting. >> host: very upsetting and problematic. the fear of that drove a lot of doctors in the early two thousands t

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