i take responsibility for my adhd. it's your adhd. own it. >> hooplaha's motto is "life with a smile." their website features good news, inspirational stories, cute pictures, and fun videos. sound familiar? since "teen kids news" has a similar mission, we're presenting you with our "hooplaha pick of the week." [ up-tempo music plays ] >> we noticed that there wasn't an ice-cream truck in town. and i think, for us, like, a lot of childhood memories started with being at the local pond and, like, hearing those sounds and, like, running towards the truck. and we were talking about that one day. then it was like, "well, let's do it. like, let's make a business." [ mid-tempo music plays ] >> music we decided to start college creamery because while all of our friends were looking for internships and jobs, we just wanted to do something unique. and all three of us thought it would be great to do something together and something that could help to contribute to our own educations and paying for our own college expenses. >> we went to school t

looking into the effects of bikest on those with adhd. -- biking on those with adhd. >> students scores improved after asking cycled. >> the program is in two schools in california and hopefully a third very soon. the foundation has a goal by 2017 to have the program in 100 schools nationwide. >> i would like to be part of the catalyst that is the change. that we look back and go, we don't need ritalin. what we need to do is be active. >> reporter: they plan to invest $1 million for the program. which will be part of the initiative for healthier america. paul chambers, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> more than half a century, that is how long san francisco's holdest police officer has been on the job. -- oldest police officer has been on the job in san francisco. that is about to change. he is retiring. ktvu's noelle walker with his story. >> reporter: outside commission station it is another day. but inside it is a very special day. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: after 50 years of law enforcement marco desangeles is retiring with a few final hugs. and a surprise retirement party. >> reporte

it 's your adhd. own it. >> eden continues our special series on babysitting tips. >> ever wonder why some teens seem to be in great demand as babysitters while others, not so much? once again, we turn to dr. connie hebert, author of the book "the teachable minute," for help on becoming great sitters. hi, dr. connie. >> hi. thanks for having me on. >> it's great having you back. so, why are some sitters more popular than others? >> well, babysitters are teachers, in a way, and great babysitters know the secret and the secret is to catch the teachable minute with kids. the teachable minute is something that you show, ask, or teach kids, and when you do that, kids really appreciate you. they want to be with you, they feel like you're with them, and so they say, "mom and dad, this was a great babysitter." >> is this a special talent that some of us were born with or can anyone come up with ideas for teachable minutes? >> well, it's not something that we're born with. it's something that we get good at by

it 's your adhd. own it. >> students from the culinary institute of america are sharing some of their favorite recipes with "teen kids news." here's andrea. >> so, today, we're going to make french toast with a twist. and the twist is that it's stuffed. so, let's begin. first, we're gonna take some slices of bread, about an inch thick. now were just gonna take our knife and really carefully cut a pocket. don't cut all the way through the bread -- just so there's some room to fit your stuffing. let's do that one more time. just want to cut like that. okay. so, now let's make our filling. here we have 4 ounces of cream cheese. using low-fat cream cheese is a really great way to make this breakfast a little healthier. so, to my 4 ounces of cream cheese, i'm gonna add a 1/4 cup of strawberry jam, but you can use whatever kind of jam is your favorite. so, we have our jam here and just like a spoonful of nuts just for some crunch, and a pinch of salt. now let's just stir that all up. yeah. and when you cook

get the adhd symptom checklist at keepmomming.com to get started.ith your daughter's doctor. keep momming. that brought japan to her knees were delivered three days over august, 1945. >> how does mcarthur end up with if detail of what happens on the deck of the missouri. >> they felt that we had, indeed, done most of the fighting out here. the ma leans always claiming that the army brings rank. and mcarthur had the rank to do it. >> was there any discussion of proprie propriety? >> i think there may have been a little matching in the white house. >> i now invite the representatives of the emperor of japan. >> the nine member japanese delegation watched in stony silence as two newly-freed prisoners of war stepped forward. >> mcarthur gave the men signing pens. it was an emotional moment. >> i thought if the old man can do it, i can do it. >> frank sackton went to work for the supreme commander. >> i think we accomplished that pretty well. they were going to be very kind to the people. and that's the orders from here. >> but there were also war crimin

so that's when we talked to a doctor and she wasdiagnosed with adhd. it just explained so many things for us. hyperactivity isn't the only symptom of adhd, inattentive symptoms like ryan's, can be less noticeable learn more. get the adhd symptom checklist at keepmomming.com then talk with your daughter's doctor. keep momming. i'm kelly wright. back to neil cavuto. >>> is the administration making it even easier for illegals to stay here in america? according to a new report, immigration agents are under orders to ask illegals if they qualify for the president's executive order and if they don't know about it, to let them know about it. ben stein that has disaster written all over it. >> what it has written about it mr. obama believes americans are going to change become a more hispanic country. he is not going to fight it. maybe even wants it. maybe likes it. the whole character of america is going to change. i don't think necessarily for the worse. i just say we in southern california have a great many hispanic immigrants. they are the salt of the ear

get the adhd symptom checklist at keepmomming.com to get started.talk with your daughter's doctor. keep momming. >>> predictions, gary b., you're up. >> this winter is wonderful isn't it? if you're in the sunflower business like torro stock up 30% in a year. >> do you like it? >> torro can't get through my driveway, i need a honda. >> john, your prediction. >> great service and lower oil prices have delta up 20% in a year. i believe i own it. >> gary b., do you think it's going to fly? >> not anymore. up 50% since october. i think it's going to move sideways. >> jonas your prediction. >> i'm excited about the nutritional guide line that says eggs are okay. just cut the sugar. great for foods up 20% this year. >> i think you don't need nutritional guide line this is year. >> tracy? >> some parents are giving their children $13 a tooth. that's bananas. >> oh, my god. i used to get 25 cents and walked through the snow both ways. >> snowshoes. >>> all right, forget about sneaking in. what if isis terrorists just fly in? because we're letting them in. no

h adhd. and the most popular breed of dogs the top choices would not be considered lap dogs. >>> you're watching news4 midday. a lot of quiet neighborhoo northern virginia with school childr w the only major school system in our area to open today. many of the west virgin coun opened as well today. d this morning on how the made up or have to be made up. >>> a hearing on a big potential change for maryland students and parents is now canceled because of the snow. severa sta leaders are lobbo s the maryland scho year after labor day. suppor say that extra week summer means more revenue for busine in the state. oppones s losing a week of class gives everyone less time to prepare for the standardized testg they ha to take. the hearing was scheduled for 1:00 today. no word on when it will be resche in news for your health this mornin a new study suggests people with adhd are more tho prematurely as those w the disorder. in a study of more than two milln people danish resed that accidents were the

get the adhd symptom checklist at keepmomming.com to get started.n talk with your daughter's doctor. keep momming. neil: the nominees are for hacking into millions of health insurance customer records, china. china. china. and though when there is? who is it? it is china. [applause] i did not see that coming. fortune -- unfortunately the team cannot be here to except we have legend craig smith. good to have you. this is a big moment for you. what do you have to say? >> first for this wonderful war i receiving on behalf of the chinese people. llord pour in the name so glad to hear you are safe because when i heard your helicopter came under attack neil: the number one that they are suspected or china didn't say anything about it? >> that is what i find very suspicious all joking aside. this is the second time and them is tied into grumman aircraft gambling there both defense aircraft we had an unnamed health insurer those that are specializing in sophisticated weapons programs now we found out many are cleared for top clarence positions in the govern

. >>> coming up next, surprising findings from a new adhd study. researchers say people with the disorder are significantly more likely to die earlier, but not from any medical-related problems. we'll explain. >>> plus the latest fad in some gyms. why body builders are turning to new moms to help them get buff. >>> join the asian-american art essay contest. to learn more visit the website. nbcbayarea.com. >>> welcome back on your thursday morning. 4:44 right now. a live look at the sparkling downtown san jose. the new life-saving feature on the most popular social media network, with the click of a button you can use facebook to prevent suicide. if you see a friend post something about harming him or herself you can officially report it and facebook will send for help via their help line to a friend. people have been able to report suicides on facebook since 2011, but the new tool makes it more user friendly. >>> 4:44. today is calm add critical day for the future of the internet and net neutrality. the fcc is expected to vote on regulating the int

resears want to stress the actu 1/2 up premature deaths among wit adhd was small. out of more than 32,000 people disorder 107 died early. they s t big takeaway is that this is a clear indication that adhd is a serious problem. >> 5:25 is your problem. degrees outside of our studio your home may not be as safe as you think for your children. a new study by safe kids worle highlights what pares get wrong about the risks in their homes. poison centers across the couny answer more than 1 milln calls a year about a child under the age of five being poisoned yet a recent repo says only 4% of parents asked a home safety cons this a concern. 1 brs of those asked say drowning is a big worry, a leading cause death of those between 1 and e things that you don't think of. >>> it's 5:26. a homeless man caught on c hip drivers is getting good fortun this video started goi viral after shelby hutchens was se helping strangers push r cars out of the snow in springs. since then, he wae news and that started a go fund me page that's raised more th $4,000. hutche says he can't believe

and i talked to my aunt who is 70 who says i can name five kids in my class that had adhd, they were down, they dyslexic. henry wink letter, they said he was a dumb dog. they treated him like he was crazy. that's henry winkler. he has had so much to overcome. >> what are some of the things we can do to alleviate these. >> there are things for anxiety. balms and hops, which is interesting, i'm not saying go out and ench drinch drink beer: one of the greatest things and one of the stories in the book, there is a guy named brian leaf. he had add and he used meditation and yoga. being mindful can be very difficult when you have add. i'd recommend trying a guided medication, doing yoga with a video that you like or in a class rather than doing it on your own where you will be distracted and you might feel hard on yourself. i think it's important to do those natural mow calculate thes. >> i heard st. john's wart is great for depression. it can help you ache -- a little bit throughout the day can help with depression. have you heard that. >> yeah. and there is a new supplement, labelle, it'

. >> there may be new way to treat adhd the medication. >> reporter: look what's waiting in the wings these are current windchill numbers as low as 24 below across the high plains. that's charging in, i'll let you know when it arrives in the seven-day forecast when we come right back. # ♪ >> the night hollywood has been waiting for is finally here we're just hours away from the oscars. >> the big show will air live right here on 6abc. abc's mary bruce is live in hollywood with a preview. >> reporter: hi, good morning, it is game time in hollywood. as you can see they have rolled out the red carpet and wheeled in the oscar statues now the only thing missing are the stars. lights camera, oscar. the wait for hollywood's biggest night is finally over. >> it's very very exiting. >> i'm really psyched. >> i hope i don't faint. >> reporter: from the tail of a heroic sniper to a fading super hero and the coming of aiming drama 12 years in the making. it's a toss you mean between the 8 films -- it's a toss up between the 8 films nominated. >> no one film has a lock on the win. >> reporter: jew

also new this morning a just released study suggests this could be a living between energy links and adhd in children. researchers found middle schoolchildren who drink energy drinks are 66 percent more likely to lack attention children drank more energy drinks and sweetened drinks in general. however, health experts caution the long between the energy drinks and adhd is not concrete or necessarily causal. >>> some of the biggest names in golf join athletes from hour sports and entertainers for practice roundses at the at&t national pro-am. >> buster posey will debut as a celebrity hitting the links alongside the pacific admitting to our media partner he has never taken a formful golf lesson and does not have an stabbed hand cap. he once shot 90 at augusta, the home of the masters. >> are. >> pan? >> a little. >> sports anchor will be at pebble beach for the 49er and giants shoot out tomorrow and the celebrity shoot out starting bill murray on wednesday. >> you never know what you will get with a bill murray wednesday pro am. >> the weather will be great. unlike for fanfest. >> they neede

she volunteers for a nonprofit organization which provides educational support for people with adhd.e for those kids who aren't feeling good about themselves. >> dr. sanjay gupta, reporting. >>> thank you so much for being with me. i will not be back tomorrow. i'm off for two weeks to go climb a bit of a mountain. see you when i'm back. "the lead" with jake tapper starts now. >>> they have already attacked one mall overseas. now they are calling for it to happen here. i'm jake tapper. this is "the lead." >>> the national lead. terrorists with ties to al qaeda calling for their followers to massacre innocent people at the mall of america in minnesota. >>> the world lead. her parents stayed silent for more than a year while the terrorists of isis held their daughter hostage, but now kayla mueller's mom and dad are speaking up and they say the obama administration had a chance to get kayla out alive but the administration put policy before their daughter's life. >>> plus the pop culture lead. hollywood's biggest, most glamorous night upstaged by hollywood's o

. >> reporter: it wasn't until davis's first grade daughter was diagnosed with adhd decades later that she discovered she had it as well. >> my entire childhood was explained in that moment. became a person who studied twice as hard as anyone else. just became super diligent in the areas they was interested in. >> reporter: for davis, that was acting. she did find success on tv with her award-nominated role on lifetime's "army wives" and abc's "scandal." now actress is passing along her positivity. she volunteers for the nonprofit organization chad which provides education and support for people with adhd. >> i'm really here for those kids who aren't feeling good about themselves. >> reporter: dr. sanjay gupta cnn, reporting. >> good for her. >>> so i have rudy giuliani gets personal with barack obama. the questioning the president's patriotism even some republicans say it was too much. going to have that reaction up next. ready for another reason to switch to t-mobile. get 2 lines of unlimited 4g lte data for just $100 bucks a month. it's america's best unlimited family plan. and it's

. >> reporter: it wasn't until davis' first-grade daughter was diagnosed with adhd decades later that >> my entire childhood was explained in that moment. >> reporter: despite not knowing she had the disorder until she was an adult, davis did find ways to manage her challenges. >> i became a person who studied twice as hard as anyone else, just became super diligent in the areas that i was interested in. >> reporter: for davis, that was acting. she did find success on tv. >> we need to get something straight. >> reporter: with a role on "army wives" and parts on shows like abc's "scandal". >> i have a vivid imagination. also i'm very emotional. this may not be such a great quality, let's say, in a corporate office. but it really just works in my profession. >> reporter: now the actress is passing along her positivity. she volunteered for the non-profit organization c.h.a.d., providing support for people with adhd. >> i'm really here for those kids who don't feel good about themselves to say, you are different, not defective. you can create an amazing life for yourself. >> reporter: dr

. >> it wasn't until davis' first grade daughter was dice knowinged with adhd decades later that shes well. >> my entire childhood was explained in that moment. >> despite not knowing she had the disorder until she was an adult davis did find ways to manage her challenges. >> i became a person who studied twice as hard as anyone else it just became super diligent in the areas that i was interested in. >> for davis that was acting. she did find success on tv. >> we need to get something straight. >> with her award nominated role on lifetime's army wives and on parts like shows like scandal. >> i have a vivid imagination. also am very emotional. this may not be such a great quality in a corporate office but it really just works in my profession. >> now the actress is passing along her positivity. she volunteers for the nonprofit organization chad which provides education and support for people are adhd. >> i'm really here for those kids who aren't feeling good about themselves to say that you are different, not defective. you can create an amazing life for yourself. >> dr. sanjay gupta

. >> reporter: it wasn't until davis's first grade daughter was diagnosed with adhd decades later thatd it as well. >> my entire childhood was explained in that moment. >> reporter: despite not knowing she had the disorder until she was an adult, davis did find ways to manage her challenges. >> i became a person who studied twice as hard as anyone else. just became super diligent in the areas that i was interested in. >> reporter: for davis, that was acting. she did find success on tv. >> we need to get something straight. >> reporter: with her award-nominated role on lifetime's "army wives" and with parts on shows like abc's "scandal." >> i have a vivid imagination. also am very emotional. this may not be such a great quality, let's say, in a corporate office, but it really just works in my profession. >> reporter: now the actress is passing along her positivity. she volunteers for the nonprofit organization chad which provides education and support for people with adhd. >> i'm really here for those kids who aren't feeling good about themselves to say that you are different not defect

and motor development at age 3 and significantly greater behavioral problems at age 3 things like adhd. and one thing that we're committed to is as we find evidence of harm, we immediately let the women know both about that and, more importantly, what they can do personally to try to protect themselves. so, certainly the research that we are doing here has had effects at the local level. there's no question about that. but the exposures that we are studying here are ubiquitous exposures that most people in the united states have, people globally, so the research findings here are gonna be applicable well beyond this particular community. narrator: other research at columbia's center for children's environmental health reveals just how global these health problems are. dr. perera: we've been doing this, the very same -- almost identical study i should say -- in krakow, poland. and we have found similar effects of air pollutants on fetal growth and child development as we've seen in new york city. we've also done a study in china and that study is looking specifically at coal-burning emi

. >>> a specialized program for children diagnosed with adhd. up next how one father used a bike to help his son and when the program could expand to bay area schools. >>> and we're live in danville, where police are warning area businesses about a restrength string of break-ins, the video released by police in the hopes of finding the people responsible. >>> if you are just joining us there are major delays on the san mateo bridge because of a wreck at the high rise blocking the two fast lanes and traffic is very slow. looks like they've made progressle we'll update you. >>> a lot of high clouds over us now. they will clear, mostly sunny and warm. this will be the last warm day for a while. a lot of cold air is on the way. more on that. >>> we're live in santa rosa. three men have been arrested for allegedly holding a woman hostage for almost two months. alex savidge is there and talked to a woman who said she knows one of the suspects and why that woman says the charges are false. we'll have more on that story in two minutes. welcome back to "

. >>> the fda approved the use of an adhd droug to prevent binge eating. researchers stress it's not on obesity or weight loss drug and should not be considered a replacement for behavior therapy. >>> it's 4:50 right now. he once called the internet a gift from god. >> today pope francis will use technology to connect with kids all over the world. >>> and in the midst of the silicon technology, bay shore freeway, moving slow in palo alto. on the east bay we'll give you a look at what yesterday was a foggy tri valley look. >>> president owe pa ma and the dalai lama will be in the same place this morning, but it's not clear if the two are actually going to meet. the president and first lady are attending the national prayer breakfast in washington. relingious leaders from all walks take part in this. this year the dalai lama will be there. the white house is downplaying any public action from the president. >> let's all get together and get along. >>> pope francis will deliver some inspiration to young people today in cyberspace. >> he is totally with the ti

he has adhd.s a -- his medical reports are centrally -- i mean, his school records are essentially his medical records. so i was ex trimly alarmed when i heard about this. >> i am assuming they would say that this can create a more customized ram on to your son, lead to a better educational experience. why were you concerned about them having that data? >> my main concern is that parents were left out of the equation of knowing what this was about. so, a parents being concerned about protecting our children's data and sensitive identifiable information, we went to our leanly late aretos and asked them to draft laws that will protect us and keep parents in the loop of notification and consent of when information is being served -- vendors. >> that seems like a major problem that they are not including the parents in the conversation. i think that's been a theme of today's, where the parents should be included in this decision. karen, i would like to know: what were your concerns for your son is? wh

. >>> alisyn award winning actress discovers she has adhd after her daughter is diagnosed.ves" wants the millions of people living with adhd to know they are different not defective. dr. sanjay gupta has her story in "the human factor." >> reporter: defective, that's how wendy davis labeled herself growing up. >> had a tough time staying seated in class. always found the window next to my desk and the things that were happening outside of the classroom far more interesting so i just knew that something was different. >> reporter: it wasn't until davis's first grade daughter was diagnosed with adhd that she found out she had it as well. >> my entire childhood was explained. >> reporter: despite not knowing she had the disorder until she was an adult, davis found ways to face her challenges. >> i studied twice as hard. became super diligent in the areas that i was interested in. >> reporter: for davis, that was acting. she did find success on tv. >> we need to get something straight. >> reporter: with her award nominated role on "army wives" and with parts on shows like abc's

but there's also the adhd, all that alphabet that we label children with, and the medications that children are put on. and i have had many children who are psychotic, who have severe mental health issues. and if we don't address these issues when they're small and young and able to get them under control so they can still learn, then we know what's going to happen to them when they're adults. >> hinojosa: but, so how... okay, you talk about some children who end up in your courtroom who are psychotic. but what's a typical kid... i mean, you're in that court... >> typical child that comes in our court comes one time. see, when we read newspapers and we hear about our children, we think that we have monsters on our hand, and we don't. most of our children got in a fight someplace, or got mad at a police officer for speaking to them in the wrong way. >> hinojosa: and the kid responded to the police officer? >> yeah, or, you know, just stupid things that most of us might have done as young people. see, if i were growing up now, first off i would have been put on medication, because i was disru

. >> it is causing adhd speech delay, language day. 1-6 american children is affected by some kind ofical disorder. >> this is causing the numbers to double nationwide and sparking a debate over the parental rights. >> here somewhatis what we are working on for the second hour of "happening now." scientist working on a pill for breast cancer. a pill may be the solution. and man tries to escape prison but we show how he was caught. . . jenna: another busy news day. see you back here in an hour. gregg: "outnumbered" begins right now. >> this is "outnumbered." i'm andrea tantaros. here with us today, harris faulkner, my partner in crime from the business network, fox business' liz macdonald. democratic strategist jewelry roginsky. #oneluckyguy the doctor is in. fox managing senior editor for health news and medical a-teamer. dr. manny alvarez. he for the first time is outnumbered. >> for sure. i have the green tie to make sure i matched you. i want to blend in. i don't want to be outnumbered. i want to blend in. >> let's hope we don't need any medical attention today. we have a lot of to

and a company using bikes as a form of medicine for kids with adhd.and much more coming up new at 6:00 p.m. hey. these are good. what have you been feeding us all these years? kfc popcorn nuggets. 100% white meat, extra crispy, and made from the world's best chicken. try our kfc bucket and popcorn nuggets meal. these don't even come with a toy and i don't care. >>> new jersey authorities say a cracked gas main was a cause of this explosion. you are seeing video from a police dashcam. investigators say a main was cracked and and the main traveled into the home where a water flame triggered the explosion. crew were trying to fix the leak when it happened. the area was evacuated. 15 workers and emergency responders were injured. >> happened so quickly. the explosion. we had debris all around us. >> very lucky, you know, to -- could have traveled up more. >> two people remain hospitalized. one in critical condition. 13 others were sent home. there is nothing left of the home and they are assessing how many homes were damaged in the explosion. >>> a new pl

medicati fda approved to treat this condition called vivance, it's a medication around a while to treat adhdwe found with the study it decread the number of binge episodes fairly significantly. with the study think found on average in the study they had, people were bingeing five times per week. when they took this medication afr somewhat higher doses it brought it down to once or actual a little under one time per week. significy better than the pla seen oenchts seems to work well? seems to work well. we don't know how it's working. it might have something impulsivity. binge eating is a binge control proble having a tough time managi emotions and an impulse to eat and lose control. any oth treatments? quickly. the are. therapy and have been shown to be benefits from the antides like the seroton reuptake inhibitors. theye not fda. this is the only fda approved. if you think you have a problem, see a doctor? >> absolutely and make sure you don't have another precondition well. >> good to see you. >>> coming up turning trash into treasure. plus the latest snow forecast. when it's goi to arrive

one's for bipolar and one's for anxiety and adhd. >> reporter: she's in prison for theft, and says shedrugs as a teenager. jessie also tells me she found a soul mate in prison, but her soul mate is in for 25 years. >> i love you. >> i love you. it's just a really healthy relationship. >> reporter: to live is to suffer, to survive is to find meaning in the suffering. on the day she walks out, she has $68, three t-shirts and a few notes from her girlfriend. and even though she's supposed to be given 14 days of medication, she says she has nothing. her younger sister picks her up. their first stop? taco bell. >> can i have a cheesy gordita crunch? >> reporter: but the sister can only keep her one night. jessie says she wrote halfway houses, shelters, job centers, but two rejected her, and the others didn't answer. in the car, a favorite song. ♪ feel like you still have a choice ♪ ♪ if we all light up we can scare away the dark >> starting fresh, starting over. i see it really overwhelming. >> reporter: on her first night free, she records a video diary. >> a lot of options, and i'm scared

people with adhd were twice as likely to die early as opposed to those without the disorder. it was the result of accidents or other outside causes. >> the latest fad in body building has nothing to do with exercise drugs, or diet. it has to do with breast milk. and that has health experts raising a red flag. >> some body builders looking to enhance believe breast milk helps muscle growth. health experts warn there's no proven research showing breast milk has any benefit for adults and may have hidden dangers. >> our body's fluid. so it can carery with it disease. any disease the mother has, help hepatitis hepatitis, hiv, aids will be in the milk and also any drugs they take will be in the milk. so it's really just a gigantic game of russian roulette. >> fitness experts say some people are shelling out $20 an ounce to get their dose. >> scientists say they have found the perfect length for your eyelashes. though some ladies might disagree. scientists say the optimal length is a third of the width of the eye. eyelashes are supposed to ask as sun shades and dust catchers. resea

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. >>> new research shows sugar sweetened energy drinks may cause increased risk of adhd in children. yale researchers surveyed 1500 middle school students about soda and energy drink consumption. kids who drank more highly sweetened and caffeinated beverages were 66 more likely to have symptoms of hyperactivity and inattention. however, researchers say the study does not prove the drinks are the root of the problem. >>> we have new information about how many home owners know their mortgage rate. as cnbc reports, knowledge can be financial power. >> reporter: we could weather may be battering much of the nation today but there is a more perfect storm going on in the mortgage market. falling interest rates and a big drop in the cost of government-backed loans. that could mean big savings for borrowers. unfortunately one-third of u.s. borrowers don't even know their mortgage rate. >> what is your mortgage rate? >> it's 2.7, i think. it's a 15-year. >> 2.7. you sure? >> it's in the high twos. >> what is your mortgage rate? >> 4%. >> 4%. you sure? >> something like that. >> are you sure o

. >> we both have kids and when they misbehave in the classroom, you think they must have adhd or a.d.dis just bad behavior and we instantly go to ptst? >> it's all a case of what are the real symptoms and what's on record? there are people, after all, who are so hobbles by post traumatic stress disorder and they're not in our shared reality for certain times. for those folks, you would hate to hold them responsible when it's a war related injury they cannot roll. is he that person? i haven't looked at the records. i don't know. is it conceivable? it's conceivable. >> they're bringing up doubts for some accounts that he had when he was with the marines, fighting out overseas and when he was a peace keep engineer haiti. he claimed that he interacted with children and dead bodies and he shot a child in iraq and there are people saying, no. all of that is untrup. that's factually incorrect and he was trying to game the system in order to receive more benefits. >> and that would go much more along with his character disorder which might go along with the drug use and him trying to game this

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it could raise their risk of adhd. new research by yale researchers surveyed a group of middle school students. those who drank more heavily sweetened energy drinks were 66% more likely to become hyperactive or inattentive compared to other kids. it was especially true for boys. however, the study did not prove the drink themselves -- the drinks themselves caused the problems. >>> tonight marks the 27th gathering of a group that would like to never meet again, the maryland network against domestic violence holds its annual memorial service tonight in annapolis. the group will pay tribute to 54 women, men, and children who died from domestic violence in maryland between 2013 and july of 2014. case dismissed. carolina panther defensive end greg hardy is no longer facing domestic abuse charges pap d.a. in north carolina says the nfl player reached an agreement with hitz accuser. hardy was accused of attacking and threatening a former girlfriend. duri the ordeal he was on the nfl exempt list meaning he was paid but couldn'

it's called adhd, attention def of sit disorder. >> 24-year-old tavarus was serving 20 years for robberyseph arnold was 25 and serving an eight-year sentence for robbery and aggravated assault. >> first time we encountered tavaris and joe was out in the rec pens. i was out there filming some "b" roll and our associate producer tracy said, hey, you've got to meet these guys. >> just have fun. >> it's too much chocolate in his system. >> i was walking up and down the different aisles of cages just sort of stopping and talking to people and just meeting people at the very beginning. and these two guys just stood out right away. they were really funny. joking about those horrible glasses that they had to wear. don't they look nice? it's for people just like my kind, you know, you put them on. that's okay. that's all right. >> lee told us that after prison he intended to brand and market the glasses. >> this is a sneak preview. you know, just a concept of what i'm going to be dealing with and showing the world that this is what's going to be wearing around. i'm going to have them in black, br

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behavior problems, more adhd and later on problems when they grow up. >> they're looking at this now, republicans and democrats with concerns of this new emerging health crisis. before what they were looking at kids who accidentally ingested edible pot from their parents who were ending up in the emergency room. now they're saying let's take it a step further and look at the baby in the womb. >> we were talking in the break with judge napolitano. he said in some states if a woman who is pregnant takes a drug or smokes marijuana she could actually be charged with distribution of a substance to the child. in this case, to a minor. >> if you are pregnant and think you can smoke pot and not affect the baby, you're on route to being the worst parent. >> if you are smoking pot and it doesn't happen to be legal and you don't think you're pregnant and you find out you are. the damage could be already done. we know what that first trimidwesttri trimekter. >> people think it's legal. it's got to be safe. it is not. >>> meanwhile it's 711:00 in new york city. the air waves were packed this week

and i talk to high scores, these tell me they are using it because of adhd, concentration sleep issues, headaches anxiety, depression, ocd menstrual cramps. they see getting high as an acceptable recreational activity because we legalized it. the messages are getting kids their music, pop culture, advertising online, magazines newspapers, commercials. marijuana is glorified and politicized. because it is sold it -- so legally in stores, it is believed to be safe. so, we have normalized marijuana use. in denver, our ordinance as you can use marijuana in your front yard. out in the open for everyone to see. a lot of people thought this was going to be for a dog in the privacy of your own home, small amounts, but unfortunately in denver, that's not what were seeing. again, our newspaper, we have all sorts of things about recipes, cultivation, pot events. the recent marijuana vince i'm sure you heard about in denver, the advertisements, and the reputation of colorado is being a stoner state now. the transfer marijuana in schools, leading story back in november 2013, pot is increasing in sc

and i talk to high scores, these tell me they are using it because of adhd, concentration sleep issues, headaches, anxiety, depression, ocd menstrual cramps. they see getting high as an acceptable recreational activity because we legalized it. the messages are getting kids their music, pop culture advertising online, magazines, newspapers, commercials. marijuana is glorified and politicized. because it is sold it -- so legally in stores, it is believed to be safe. so, we have normalized marijuana use. in denver, our ordinance as you can use marijuana in your front yard. out in the open for everyone to see. a lot of people thought this was going to be for a dog in the privacy of your own home, small amounts, but unfortunately in denver, that's not what were seeing. again, our newspaper, we have all sorts of things about recipes, cultivation, pot events. the recent marijuana vince i'm sure you heard about in denver the advertisements, and the reputation of colorado is being a stoner state now. the transfer marijuana in schools, leading story back in november 2013, pot is increasing in sc

more commonly known for treating adhd to treat binge eating disorder.ffects millions of americans and i'm so proud of monica for getting out. >> she looks great. >> when she was here taping that we were all so excited and she's so personable and just it's great to see -- >> in a very very good place. >> uh-huh. >> you guys are going out on the court. >> i'm always trying. >> what do you got, rob. >> we're not going to talk australia. but we'll talk about the west coast, close enough. we've been dealing with these winter storms and this cold air across the northeast. i don't want to say we've been ignoring california but it's been so dry not much to talk about. pacific deluge. a number of storms take aim. first the pacific northwest and then eventually we'll sink that down towards san francisco. that will happen thursday into friday and see significant rain upwards of 5 to 6 inches in the coastal mountains and beneficial rain across california even though we had a wet december january, zilch for many spots. 69 in san diego. it'll be 75 so warping up here

when i talk to high scores they tell me these are the reasons, they're using it because of adhd, concentrate conflict issues headaches, anxiety, depression, menstrual cramps. these are what the teenagers are telling. aca beehive as not acceptable recreational activity because we legalize the. the messages are getting kids to music, pop culture, advertising online magazines newspapers, commercials. marijuana is glorified and politicize come and because it is sold illegally in stores it is believed to be safe. so we have normalized marijuana use. in denver our ordinance says you can smoke or use marijuana in your front yard. out in the open for everyone to see. a lot of people thought this was going to be for adult use in the privacy of your own home, small amounts, but in for sure in denver that's not what we are seeing. again our newspaper with all sorts of things in it about recipes, alternation pot events. the recent events marijuana events i'm sure you've heard about in denver, the advertisements and then the repetition of colorado be known as the stoner state now. .. this is one of the n

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