jake: we haven't had a person with autism be president. and i think it would be really cool if i, with autism and a disability, was a president teaching everyone in the country. people with autism are smart and perfectly amazing. i'm trying to help people. whatever my dreams are from now on, i try to help people in a neuro way. diane: as for laurie, the department of justice recently recognized her for her innovation in law enforcement. laurie: this isn't rocket science. this is just education and outreach and good old-fashioned community policing that creates a community that's safe and can manage those kind of difficult times or bumps in the road for those who have autism or other intellectual disabilities. diane: jake knows those bumps in the road will come but hopes he can help those around him be more prepared when they do. jake: we're just helping people. diane: in rockville, maryland, for "matter of fact," i'm diane roberts. soledad: jake and laurie haved helped train 2500 police officers in maryland. jake has also helped train offi

as an adult with autism, i'm here to challenge people's idea of what autism is. my journey is not everyone's journey because every autistic child is different, but there's hope. my background has heavy roots in the bay area. i was born in san diego and adopted out to san francisco when i was about 17 years old. i bounced around a little bit here in high school, but i've always been here in the bay. we are an inclusive preschool, which means that we cater to emp. we don't turn anyone away. we take every child regardless of race, creed, religious or ability. the most common thing i hear in my adult life is oh, you don't seem like you have autism. you seem so normal. yeah. that's 26 years of really, really, really hard work and i think thises that i still do. i was one of the first open adoptions for an lgbt couple. they split up when i was about four. one of them is partnered, and one of them is not, and then my biological mother, who is also a lesbian. very queer family. growing up in the 90's with a queer family was odd, i had the bubble to protect me, and here,

see was eventually diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder.s very emotional for you. >> it is. >> reporter: why? >> because having a special daughter... nobody understands it. >> reporter: since daniella's diagnosis, veronica has become a strong advocate for her daughter, searching for resources and services. their family is now among a unique group of people giving back in a way they hope will make a difference in understanding the condition. they're providing their d.n.a. through saliva samples, a project called spark, the largest genetic study of autism in the country. the mission is to enroll 50,000 families, speeding up research and finding genetic links to autism. u.c.l.a.'s amanda gulsrud admits it's hard to find families like veronica's to participate. >> we know that communities of color are not represented in research at the rate that white families are. and this is a problem. >> reporter: to change that, chc.l.a. is actively searching for diverse families in communities of color. they're contacting local stakeholders and neighborhoo

. >>> then new developments after a teacher is caught on camera dragging a student with autism. his parents outraged. >>> back now with a new turn of the vaping epidemic in america, so addictive that some teens are turning to rehab. with more, here is nbc's catie beck. >> reporter: at the peak of his addiction, 15-year-old luka kinard was spending $150 a week to support his vaping habit. >> i noticed this is getting out of control. >> reporter: his parents noticed too. a stellar student on track to become an eagle scout, suddenly withdrawn and unmotivated. >> he went from being a straight a student to an f student. >> reporter: luka was one of the 3.5 million middle and high school students using ecigarettes, intended to be a safer alternative to smoking. but experts like sharon levy say for teens, it can be addictive, and the impact on their developing brain still unknown. >> they're getting very high nicotine levels in their bloodstream, and that's causing them problems with things like paying attention and focusing. and that's really new. >> reporter: now at her addiction cli

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thejudge in the past and he is on the autism spectrum.he past and he is on the autism spectrum. thejudge has asked in the past and he is on the autism spectrum. the judge has asked for reports and before we broke for lunch lewis ludlow was detailing his own particular obsessions and that he was manipulated by this is commander. the sentence will come in about a month's time. legislation has been approved in the us to end the government shutdown which has left 800,000 employees unpaid. but president trump says he won't sign it off unless $5 billion is included for the mexican wall. david willis sent this report. it is, in her words, a new dawn in american politics. 12 years ago, nancy pelosi made history as the first woman elected speaker of the house of representatives. now she has staged an equally historic comeback to lead the first democratic majority there since 2010. two months ago, the american people spoke and demanded a new dawn. they called upon the beauty of our constitution that our system of checks and balances that protects o

surveillance showing her dragging a boy with autism through the hallways of the school. >>> we have news coming in on the russia investigation. the accidental reveal tonight. what paul manafort's own legal team let slip today. >>> breaking news. after millions of americans watched the docuseries "surviving r. kelly," will there be a criminal investigation? >>> there's also news coming in tonight on celebrity chef mario batali. >>> and tonight, the dj pleading guilty in the murder of a schoolteacher, after dna in a genealogy website, dna from a half-sister, helping to solve the case. >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy tuesday night. and we'll get to it all. we're going to begin with the president, delivering his first ever primetime address in the oval as. the president asking for national airtime to make his case. why he says the u.s. needs to build a border wall. a promise he made often on the campaign trail. he also promised mexico would pay for it. now, it would be u.s. taxpayers. and all of this paralyzing government. day 18 now of the shutdown.

malachi faces extra challenges, including epilepsy and autism.ven though a care plan sets out legally what this little boy needs. malachi struggles every single day of his life, because he's not getting the provisions and the support that he needs, so i think the impact is immeasurable. i think he feels rejected, because he can't understand why he can't go to school like every other child. they're not the only family in this desperate situation. dorset one of many councils that seriously struggle with demand. this could help with future costs. some are old and some of are new. some are sad... charlie is in a new special ‘pod' added to a mainstream primary school. it gives him a balance that allows him to cope. it's quite exciting. i'm quite happy. i normally like going into other classes, but i do like being here in the pod. a sensory room is one way they help children with autism, better for charlie, but the council has a problem now. so, why is there such pressure on special needs budgets across england? well, it's partly because children who g

we're talking about the wakefield study that found this link between autism and vaccines.ve been reporting on this for a long time. people shouldn't hedge on this. people sort of sometimes, even people in the medical community equivocate a little bit. let me show you the results of an important study. they looked at lots of studies and basically over 1 million children were looked at trying to see if you analyze the data, is there a link? look at these sentences on here. no relationship between vaccination and autism spectrum disorder. we're running out of time. no relationship period with the mmr vaccine. it doesn't exist. that is not a reason you should not vaccinate your children. >> it isn't. i hope people hear that and take warning. thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> next, tonight was supposed to be president trump's state of the union. instead, we got one from jean. these techs in a lab. this builder in a hardhat... ...the welders and electricians who do all of that. the diner staffed up 'cause they all needed lunch. teachers... doctors... jobs grew a bunch. what

just one person with autism is someone who lives in his own world. own game and who has a special skill in a specific area of my world is the world of sound. and so. now comes the superglue. this is what it sounds like when it's done. unfortunately my parents aren't proud of me for example when my father comes here he always says one day at marcus this place and you can put me in the asylum. so. i can imagine what it's like he doesn't understand why i need this and why it gives me pleasure. i think it's a shame. well i think my father wants me to adapt to these stupid social norms for me that's a good reason not to be in on this one this one says well whatever. they can put them back on. oh it's a lovely. man so let's take it to the bathroom that's where ducks belong. in. quick house here to. go where will this one go to listen yet still no. no no. they're wonderful yeah funding who says a bathroom is a restroom attendant when you come here to go to the toilet you're not going to a restroom. oh it's wonderful. oh i. got so. we can go. this morning da

thomas says he believes there is a link between vaccines and autism despite the cdc saying otherwise. >> i've seen it with my own eyes. i've heard hundreds of parents tell me the same story over and over again. their baby was fine and they got a series of vaccines or a particular vaccine and regressed almost immediately into severe what we call autism. sometimes it's some version of that. >> public health experts are now watching these 14 so-called hot spots around the country where they're currently seeing a widespread delay or refusal to vaccinate children. >>> investigators are trying to determine what caused a medical helicopter to crash in southern ohio. three crew members were killed when the chopper went down in a wooded area. they were on their way to pick up a patient. >>> in california, a pilot was killed when his plane crashed into this hillside near san diego. another man on board was seriously injured. he says he waited ten hours in the wreckage before rescuers arrived. fog may have played a role in the crash. >>> time now for a look at your weather forecast for this wedn

the autism issue, clearly there are many people who have autism of all ages who marijuana helps them.dn't finished. we had another year's work of testing it. when government legalizes a pharmaceutical drug of any kind, we are basically taking that step and saying this is not going to harm other people in this population. >> you weren't ready to do that. before you go, i want to ask you this. one of the biggest issues in your part you will to answer is whether they should mover ahead and impeach president trump. today, former secretary of state john kerry said this. >> he doesn't take own of this seriously. he doesn't have the ability to have that kind of conversation. >> what would your message be? >> resign. >> okay. >> resign? >> that's i think wishful thinking. at this point with the government shut down, all these issues around the dumb wall. you look at it and say, it's brinksmanship, it's behavior typical to a very young child trying to get attention. children don't usually resign from the arena. >> thank you very much. i appreciate your time tonight, next, farmers who voted for

harry has no mobility issues, but he has a learning disability and autism. did in school. but because he's totally, nonverbal he has few other ways to communicate. his parents say they knew a chair was being used for mealtimes, but not to this extent, or in this way. he was in a chairfor playing, he was in a chairforfeeding, he was in a chairfor learning. it's very easy to put someone in a chair and strap them in to make life easier for the staff. but it wasn't a good thing for harry. social services referred this to police, writing to the family to say this could be classed as physical abuse. the school say they are unable to comment because of that investigation. we have been given information from hundreds of cases passed on to charities which are calling for action. photographs of the rooms where children are locked up. injuries after physical restraints. some say there is another way. very good. brilliant. mo is one of around 400 pupils here in one of england's biggest special schools. this used to be the room for seclusion. richard says it's a sensory

the sensory room here helps children with autism but the council has overspent on day today support. get a ca re partly because children who get a care plan at this age could still have the legal right to support until the age of 25. in dorset, this conservative councillor says they are running out of options. it is a multi—million pound problem. up until now, it really has been a case of drawing on reserves and measures to offset it and reorganising budgets in order to be able to cope with it, but there is a breaking point and dorset is not alone as an authority in recognising that day of reckoning will be coming very, very soon. what groom are we going to be giving him today, oscar? we are going to give him a full groom. at 17, oscar is now an apprentice banks to help given from his school. his mum says a plan should be in place to help. life goes beyond 16 and some of the most critical period is 16 and beyond. my education doesn't stop, i have to do written exams, even if it is just like stuff to help with starting a business. it is so important. much of england is facing similar

malachi faces extra challenges, including epilepsy and autism, but as yet, no special school place hasmalachi struggles every single day of his life because he's not getting the provisions and the support that he needs, so i think the impact is immeasurable. i think he feels rejected because he can't understand why he can't go to school like every other child. they're not the only family in this desperate situation. dorset is one of many areas struggling with demand. this is one way they're trying to manage costs. some are old and some of are new. some are sad... charlie is in a new special ‘pod' added to a mainstream primary school. it's quite exciting. i'm quite happy. i normally like going into other classes, but i do like being here in the pod. the sensory room here helps children with autism but the council has overspent on paying for day to day support. why is there so much pressure? it is partly because children who get a care plan at this age could still have the legal right to support until the age of 25. in dorset, this conservative councillor says they are running out of opt

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we'll have autism and says the sport has helped him develop important communication skills.d it's a great experience because we help each other out. we encourage each other what to do and i'd like to wina each other what to do and i'd like to win a silver or a gold medal if my team can do it. but this would be really, really good. in summer 2017, athletes from across the uk came to sheffield for the special olympics national games. 18 months on, they are back in sheffield again, here at the english institute of sport. they're getting ready for the world games in abu dhabi in march. 128 british athletes are on the team taking part in17 british athletes are on the team taking part in 17 different sports. it might be a cliche to say that support changes lives but there are plenty here who will tell you that it is true. in our school, we wouldn't have any friends, we were left out, we didn't do sport because we weren't good at it. here now, it's really nice to have your friends who understand you and they will chew yuan in the racing and you will chew yuan in the racing and you

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ben: i was diagnosed with asperger's syndrome, which is a form of autism. lemonis: ...he still struggles as a leader. victoria: there's a lot of finger pointing that i'm not doing my job. i'm not doing anything. i'm costing the company money. lemonis: putting not only his company at risk... this is a terrible representation of the business. i'm embarrassed. ...but his most important relationships, as well. ben: then i said, "well, what's the plan?" is there a timeline? kristin: you didn't say that. ben: something like that. kristin: you didn't say that. you didn't say that. that's when you said you're the "real housewives of new jersey." lemonis: if i can't help him learn to respect his staff... ben: to be frank, i don't really see a relationship continuing. lemonis: ...and relinquish some control... do you not trust people? ben: no, i don't. kristin: there's been times when he's said to me he hasn't trusted me. lemonis: ...this business may just wither away. ben: this is my home. this is my life. sometimes i can't shake it if i don't feel comfortable. lemo

there's no connections between vaccines and autism. like there is because they get a vaccine. the child develops symptoms but go back and look at the numbers. millions of kids and the cases. can i find any correlation here? there's just no connection, john. >> right. dr. sanjay gupta, an important message. 35 new cases of measles in one state. that's an awful lot. >>> john, listen to this story. a florida man who went magnet fishing -- i want some refrigerator magnets. he was looking for salvage items. he reeled in a world war ii hand grenade. he tossed it in his truck, drove to the local taco bell and then called the police. well, that caused more excitement than the $2 burrito com combo. the bomb squad had to come to remove the device and the restaurant was evacuated, john. the grenade was taken away safely and the taco bell, we're happy to report, has reopened. >> one word here -- florida. florida. all right. they say the show must go on. and it did. but "rent" fans waited to see a live tv version of the broadway musical last night

in 2013, boyle revealed she was diagnosed with asperger's syndrome which is on the autism spectr spectrumbeen away for awhile, but i'm back now. >> a new album is coming later this year. she once told us her singing career was her way of honoring her mom. >> i wanted to do it as a kind of tribute to my mother. i know she would want me to pursue this. ♪ >> she is one of a nd >>> still ahead -- >> okay. i'm about to blow your minds even more, okay? >> lindsay lohan's life lessons from her first "e.t." interview. >> i like the attention. >> and how she is trying to make fetch happen again with a "mean girls" sequel. >>> then, from homeless to hollywood. >> she was found in a junkyard. >> bryce howards on her cute co-star. >>> and -- >> my car, my tire popped. >> how an uber driver helped vanessa hudgens land her new "rent" role. ♪ me me me me me me me >>> closed captioning provided by -- you work hard for every dollar. so we don't want you to pay one cent more than you need to for health care. at covered california, you can get health insurance at a lower cost. in fact, enrollees pay an aver

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iave an adult son on the autism spectrum. so i havel additiona challenges. >> she als renltts to tourists but since the museums have shutdown, she worries that the tourism interest willlso disappear. >> it could delay income tax refunds. 65% of irs employees are furloughed right if it los angless into february they could recall employees to make sure that tax returns go out on time. however this is also theirst me that taxpayers will face the tax overhaul. the changes could lead to a lot of confusion and people needing extra help from the s. we'll have continuing coverage on the partial governmentsh down all morning long. coming up, a report on a likelihood of a dealed too. you can also read more about the p.ll the house passed on the nbc washington >> today speaker of the house nancy pelosi will speak a a town hall at trinity washington university in ntheast c. it will be moderated by msnbc's joy reid. you can watch it tonight at >> nearly five years after she went missing, police are searching again. over the last few days

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