and 32% of sonoma county teenagers report binge drinking. luke is among that statistic. >> i was a kid that people knew he's always high. >> reporter: luke got help after recovering addict-turn-author, nick schiff spoke to his school about his own battle with addiction. >> from the first page, it was like wow. this is my story. we had almost the exact same experience with alcohol. >> reporter: cheff signed his book. and luke said those words said everything to him. >> it said dear luke, it's going to be all right. that's all it took. those couple words i can say saved my life. >> reporter: two years sober now, luke is captain of his high school lacrosse and basketball teams. he's also telling other kids his story, as reminders to others and himself, of the dangers of addiction and importance of staying sober. >> all these great things are happening to me. you know, i can just thank sobriety for it. >> we have to thank luke for his courage in speaking out and his willingness to help others. luke does admit, though, some days it's a struggle t

bing eating is when obesity is an eating disorder. it is not as prevalent with obesity as you think. only 30% people who are overweight have a binging disorder. >> no chips, no chips, no chips, four bags! >> exactly. it can with somebody eating throughout the day or somebody binging which is done in a discreet period of time much more rapidly than a normal eater in the same amount of time and a marge larger quantity of food. there has to be a lot of stress considered with the food for it to be a eating disorder. >> we have heard of mindful eating. you talk about intuitive eating. it sounds like it is almost as if -- you say in your website, little children, toddlers generally don't overeat. they eat when they are hungry. they stop when they are full. it almost sounds like we are born with that talent? >> yes. >> if we are born with it, where does it go? why are we not able to stop after a while? >> it is a good question. we come into the world with a self regulatory system that tells us when to start what, to eat and when to stop. we

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. >> susie: still ahead, can historically low mortgage rates spur a buying binge in the housing market? some experts say it'll take more than cheap mortgages to build home sales. >> tom: pressure on stocks has sparked a renewed interest in the bond market. today's government's auction of $35 billion in two-year notes drew solid demand. that demand helped support longer-dated treasurys, yields on which have been falling. today the yield on the ten-year note held steady at 3.12%. that's close to its low of the year. still, there are some key worries for bond investors, according to pat arbor of shatkin arbor. >> the debt concerns in europe. the concerns about our debt ceiling being reached causing some shrinkage in supply of debt. and thirdly the concern about a double dip recession. >> tom: one good thing about those falling bond yields is lower home mortgage rates. they're at the lowest levels of the year. a 30-year fixed rate mortgage, for example, averages about 4.6% nationwide. that may help bring back home buyers in a sector that's showing hesitant signs of recovery. today, we did

we will binge you live updates as developments occur. stay with us at this shooting tragedy at san jose state university. >>> a berkeley man is calling for an investigation into his wife's mysterious death tonight. >> she died in thailand where she worked for a berkeley travel company. she was fit and healthy which makes her sudden death hard to understand. >> lisa amin gulezian talked with her husband tonight and is live in berkeley for us. lisa in. >> carolyn, the victim used to call berkeley home, and in the fall she left for thailand. that's where she died and still no one knows how. >> i'm trying to come to grips with the fact that we may never know. >> tony is in mourning. his wife died january 11th, just two days before she was supposed to leave thailand and join her husband in brazil. the 30 threer-year-old was a -- the 33-year-old was a guide for back roads, a tour company. she just finished leading a six-day bike tour through thailand when she suddenly fell ill. >> the details started coming out that she was in a coma. her kidn

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they are getting their news on facebook and google and bing and search engines. to be out there in that news sphere, you have to have different ways of attacking a and having connections and distribution arrangements. >> i would like to add that proliferation of new sites creates more demand for content, which creates more opportunity for professional writers. before you think about going into news as a business as an independent publisher, you have to think about what the need is, if there is a need in that particular space for another site, and then how you distinguish yourself and the content you provide. i wanted to go back to the question about the funding investments in journalism. i have to agree with the gentleman who raised the issue that there does not seem to be a lot of appreciation and investment at this stage, but in journalism, our center is funded by the knight foundation, one of a handful of organizations supporting this kind of transition of traditional journalism into this new age. we have begun to look at funding from other organizations, and

economy may hit a summer soft patch and the federal reserve prepares to end its government bond-buying binges. >> suzanne: a summertime investment strategy for when the fed buying stops. you're watching "nightly business report" for wednesday, may 25. this is "nightly business report" with susie gharib and tom hudson. "nightly business report" is made pole by: this program is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. captioning sponsored by wpbt >> tom: good evening and thanks for joining us. susie gharib is off tonight. i'm joined by my colleague suzanne pratt. suzanne, stocks moved higher today, putting a halt to a three-day selloff. >> suzanne: tom, one of those bumps could be the completion of the federal reserve's bond- buying program, scheduled for the end of june. the $600 billion strategy is known as qe2, or quantitative easing. its goal has been to keep bond prices high and interest rates low. >> tom: so, what will the end of qe2 mean for your portfolio? erika miller reports. >> reporter: ask anyone on the street about qe2, and here's what you'll get:

prayer's has meanwhile been on a birdie binge and charlotte's they are his only native storming to a two shot lead at quail hollow ahead of hometown favorite bill haas and jonathan bird prison matching his nine birdies from the first run with the same amount in the second including this on the. phil mickelson who we just heard a moment ago isn't too far away from the leading crude lefty three shots back after ruling in six birdies and think the free for the johnson bird is two strokes behind the leader of through double bogey on the fourteenth put a dent into an otherwise solid performance the south carolina native thus finishing the day on the floor of the park covered what a basketball where the final of the your league is set palace like us will meet markedly electorate in the decider in barcelona on sunday the greeks were the first to get there by beating multitask a c.n.n. caliphate scoring a career high seventeen points to lead panic to the wind but to stare at it sixteen point seven rebounds in a seventy seven sixty nine victory the other last four encounter wasn't quite as cl

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