you can see that parents of non-asd children showed significant increases in their knowledge about asd but more partly, their feelings of acceptance of asd children. at the children showed -- half of the children's parents showed increases in these measures. now, these slides shows some of the most powerful results. changes reported by parents of asd children. survey asked about comfort in including their child in community activities. parents were asked how much they agree with questions like "i am comfortable with explaining to other parents how to best include my child. or, because of behaviors i have cut down on my visits with and send relatives. you can see more than half of the parents felt more hopeful and their asd child in the community one month after exposure to the website. parents were also asked to rate how much there behavior has resulted in parenting strain like feelings of worry, unhappiness, tiredness. a majority felt reporting less strain related to raising their asd child one month follow-up material.ing the finally, scores reflecting parenting competence, there fee

of asd children.f the parents showed increases in these measures now knees slides show some of the most powerful results, changes reported by parents of asd children. first the survey asked about parents' comfort with including their asd child in community activities. parents were asked how much they agreed with questions like "i'm comfortable explaining to other parents how to best include my child." or "because of my child's behaviors i've cut down on visits with my friends and relatives." as you can see, more than half of the parents felt more hopeful about involving their asd child in the community one month after exposure to the web site parents were also asked to rate how much their child's behavior resulted in parenting strain, such as feelings of worry or tiredness or unhappiness. a majority of parents reported feeling less strain related to raising their asd child at follow-up one month after viewing the materials finally, scores reflecting parenting competence. their feelings of confidence i

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no difference in the rates of autism among the siblings. >> both studies found an increased risk of asdl but the records of more than 1.5 million women suggest that other factors linked to depression maybe to blame. >> factors could include more psychological problems. it could include genetic factors. it could include more environmental factors like poor prenatal care. >>> this should be reassuring to pregnant women with depression. untreated depression during pregnancy may lead to poor outcomes for mother and the baby. cbs news, new york. >>> coming up on cbs this morning, celebrity chef anthony bourdain stops by. i'm anne marie green. this is the cbs morning news. s) ok can we... sfx: (balloon squeals) i'm being so serious right now... i really want to know how your coffee is. it's... sfx: (balloon squeals) hahahaha, i had a 2nd balloon goodbye! oof, that milk in your coffee was messing with you, wasn't it? yeah. happens to more people than you think. try lactaid, it's real milk, without that annoying lactose. mmm. good right? yeah. lactaid. it's the milk that doesn't mess with you.

antidepressant medication during pregnancy somehow increases the risk of autism spectrum disorder or asd but two studies out today find the cause may not be the drugs themselves. dr. brian d'onofrio is the lead author of one of the studies. >> we looked at women who used antidepressants in one pregnancy but not another, and we found that there is no difference in the rates of autism among those siblings. >> reporter: both studies found an increased risk of asd, about twice normal, but the records of more than 1.5 million women suggest other factors linked to depression may be to blame. >> factors could include more psychological problems, it could include genetic factors, it could include more environmental factors, like poorer prenatal care. >> reporter: this should be reassuring to pregnant women with depression. left untreated it may lead to poorer outcomes for both mother and baby. >> pelley: dr. jon lapook, thanks. when we come back, a daring world war ii raid remembered 75 years later. d 75 years later. (burke) at farmers, we've seen almost everything, so we know how to cover almos

. >>> the fear has been that antidepressant medication during risk of autism spectrum disorder or asdt today find the cause may not be the drugs themselves. he is the lead author of one of the studies. >> we looked at women that used antidepressants in one pregnancy and not another and we found there is no difference in the rates of autism among the siblings. >> both studies found an increased risk of asd, about twice normal but the records of more than 1.5 million women suggest that other factors linked to depression maybe to blame. >> factors could include more psychological problems. it could include genetic factors. it could include more environmental factors like poor prenatal care. >>> this should be reassuring to pregnant women with depression. untreated depression during pregnancy may lead to poor outcomes for mother and the baby. cbs news, new york. >>> coming up on morning, celebrity chef anthony bourdain stops by. i'm anne marie green. this is the cbs morning news. s) ok can we... sfx: (balloon squeals) i'm being so serious right now... i really want to know how your coffee

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. >> reporter: the assailant shot down e asa asd s they fire back. he came out with a kalashnikov he said. forensic officers examining the car reportedly used in the attack. all leads point to terrorism the french president telling the nation. president trump responding during a news conference with italy's leader. >> what can you say? just never ends. >> reporter: just two days ago, two men were arrested in france suspected of planning an attack to disrupt the election after bomb-making equipment and guns were seized. attempted to target a group of soldiers guarding another landmark was shot by police. and in november 2015, multiple attacks by isis-backed terrorists in paris killed 130. france has been in a continual state of emergency ever since and now preparing to vote in elections, the first round sunday. marine le pen focused on security and immigration. tonight's attack as candidates make the last pitches on a live televised show, a city and nation on edge once more. and tonight, isis social media accounts quickly taking credit for the attacks

. >> reporter: both studies found an increased risk of asd. but the research suggests that other factors linked to depression may to be blame. >> factors could include more psychological problems. it could include genetic factors. it could include more environmental factors, like poor prenatal care. >> reporter: this should be reassuring to pregnant women with depression. left untreated, it may lead to poor outcomes for both mother and baby. >> dr. jon lapook. thanks. >>> when we come back, a daring world war ii raid remembered 75 years later. i'm so frustrated. i just want to find a used car without getting ripped off. you could start your search at the all-new carfax.com that might help. show me the carfax. now the car you want and the history you need are easy to find. show me used trucks with one owner. pretty cool. [laughs] ah... ahem... show me the carfax. start your used car search and get free carfax reports at the all-new carfax.com. no matter who was in there last. protection. new lysol power & fresh 6 goes to work flush after flush

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it also made me think about when i was at yes prep and the asd and a question to get in some form or fashion which is basically, like, do you hate public schoolless or trying to kill the district? and my answer was always, absolutely not. you know, the thought was that the district should be an operator of schools. not the operator of schools. and then, the next question i would always get is how many schools should they operate? and my answer was, as many as they can operate well and not one more than that. and so, when we think about this, i think this is i think what you have proposed in the paper is a way to come at this not trying to fix the system because i think the efforts fall short because they happen inside a system that just is dysfunctional and doesn't work. and to come at it from an output standpoint i think is very, very innovative. i think the other lesson that -- because i want to amen everything that's been said and not repeat it but i think the thing that stood out for me running the asd is so many of the cities have 30% to 40% charter market share but, "a," i thin

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. >> tonight, that passenger who has been identified asd dr. dav kentucky is undergoing treatment at chicago hospital. records show his license was temporarily suspended after a felony conviction more than a decade ago involving his prescribing of drugs. the passengers report he did nothing unusual other than refuse to give up his seat on the over booked flight. tonight the investigation on going with one of the aviation security officers put out on leave. the ceo of united who received a public relations award as communicator of the year last month, yesterday called the passenger disruptive and belligere belligerent. but now apologizing directly to the passenger, saying, no one should ever be distreated this way. >> it's a teachable moment for united to look and say, how do we make sure that something like this doesn't happen again. >>> but the damage may have already been done. united losing 700 million in market value before settling at $255 million loss for the day. and flyers, many asking even if they have the right to remove passengers in

it also made me think about when i was at yes prep and the asd and a question to get in some form or fashion which is basically, like, do you hate public schoolless or trying to kill the district? and my answer was always, absolutely not. you know, the thought was that the district should be an operator of schools. not the operator of schools. and then, the next question i would always get is how many schools should they operate? and my answer was, as many as they can operate well and not one more than that. and so, when we think about this, i think this is i think what you have proposed in the paper is a way to come at this not trying to fix the system because i think the efforts fall short because they happen inside a system that just is dysfunctional and doesn't work. and to come at it from an output standpoint i think is very, very innovative. i think the other lesson that -- because i want to amen everything that's been said and not repeat it but i think the thing that stood out for me running the asd is so many of the cities have 30% to 40% charter market share but, "a," i thin

issued ad nations report saying that on at least instances, asd well as others, the government had beenropping chlorine gas idlibis area of syria, province, and 2014 and 2015. charlie: what were the primary gases the syrian government gave up at the time of the negotiation? robert: they gave up materials related to the production of sarin and other nerve agents, but they kept all the time chlorine, not prescribed under the chemical weapons convention, as using it as chlorine gas a weapon is against the geneva conventions and the un security council resolutions that the russians and americans worked out in 2015. charlie: docharlie: you assume this is a change in tactics and strategies by the trump government? the president said he was so moved he had the right to change his mind. robert: for sure it is a change. i was very surprised they struck the way they did. theon't know if assad has the americanests administration, are they going to defend the redline and insist on making assad pay a price until he is finally deterred? we don't know yet. charlie: what about the russians saying they

we've reduced illegal boarding crossings by over 60% to the lowest level in nearly two deck asd and implementedhics reforms including a lifetime foreign ban. >> the symbolism of these 100 days, it is really important to president trump the way he was patting himself yesterday. >> winner, that's what he wants to have underneath. we don't have the time to go through the entire list, but we could summarize that there have been a flurry of executive orders, but not much in terms of legislative accomplishment. and i think that has been maddening so far. there are still a couple weeks until we get to that 100 day mark. >> do you think we will see a scramble to get something done? >> we have already seen a scramble, but not a lot of time to turn the tide. >> one place where donald trump is clearly a winner in travel spending. i'm losing my voice. let's listen to trump ripping on president obama for golf and travel. >> obama, it was reported today, played 250 rounds of golf. he played more golf last year than tiger woods. this guy plays more golf than people on the pga tour. golf, golf, golf, golf, mor

government anytime in the near future, but i do think we can begin to take steps to provide alternatives to asd's rule. you've got to figure out who will govern sunnis in syria because they will never again to allow themselves to be governed by the government of assad. >> so much to discuss here. florida republican senator marco rubio, who we'll be seeing so much more of as senate intel hearings get cranked up. senator, please come on again. thank you very much for your time. >> thank you. >>> standing by for us in washington is chris matthews. chris, i watched your entire broadcast tonight. obviously you had to conduct a broadcast. we had some inkling that something could be under way tonight. you had to conduct your broadcast based on tonight. you had one debate about how an attack tonight would be the antithesis of the bannon nationalism, and i think because that's politics, that can wait for tomorrow night. but there's this other thing that people want to know how to process. white house aides are talking to journalists already tonight, saying presidensa saying the president's from the world

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