. >> yes, immigrants have to learn proper english bike bigly coffee, and bing, bing, bing, bing." >> we begin this week in washington. "the washington post" has obtained the full transcripts of two of president trump's calls with foreign leaders shortly after taking office. the calls with the leaders of mexico and australia portray a new president seemingly more concerned about politics than policy. that all comes just as retired general john kelly, president trump's new chief of staff, tries to bring order to the west wing. joining me now from washington is dan balz, the chief correspondent for "the washington post." another incredible week. >> absolutely. this was-- this was supposed to be the quiet week, the calming week. and there may be a little use under general kelly.white but these transcripts have exploded. i mean, we had so many readers on these transcripts this morning when they first broke, remarkable reporting by my colleague greg miller who has been a stalwart throughout the year as part of our national security team. the portrayal of the new president, as you said, bei

binging can lead to poor sleep quality and more fatigue and bouts of insomnia. >> well, that explainss found that 98% of bingtc wae- rshewhenmo cerompared to nonbin. the study surveyed young adults between the ages of 18 ca binging. >> yeah, in a related note as people who work the overnight hours, please keep on binging. >>> samsung may have found a new way to show off the durability of smartphones. >> a man recording with his galaxy s5 from a plane in the skies over kentucky when it slipped. it fell about 1,000 feet to the ground, landed in some bushes and just sat there. >> yeah, the phone w sti ll recording about seven minutes later when two men found it. they eventually realized it b't tdihedn on owner. >> actually had a similar thing happen. i had an iphone that dropped 35 stories from my corporate apartment once, and it kept working. a woman called me back on my other phone line and said, are you the guy with the flying phone? on my instagram. amazing, it worked and nobody got hurt. >> okay. be protective. can never be too safe. >> the movie of the summer. i see you've planted

. >> immigrants have to learn proper english, like bigly, covfefe and bing bing bing bing bing. >> andebates. which ryan is more yummy. frank? >> he's going towards reynolds. >> no! >> yeah! >> yeah! oh, oh, oh. >> oh,. >> maybe he sees gosling. >> frank does >>> good friday morning, i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm diane macedo. here are some of the top stories we're following on "world news now." michelle carter has been sentenced to 15 months in jail for her boyfriend's suicide. she sent dozens of texts urging the young man to take his life. now we're hearing from his family. more details ahead. >>> the investigation into russian meddling is apparently expanding. robert mueller has convened a grand jury in washington, d.c. and president trump is blasting the probe as a total fabrication. >>> a massive fire at one of the world's tallest residential building is now under control. flames ripped through an 86-story skyscraper in dubai. no injuries reported and no word yet on what caused the fire. >>> and you may want to pick up some lottery tickets on your way to or from work today. this weeke

cofee fee, and bing bing bing bing bing. >>> that's funny. >> it is funny. but i'll tell you, it aalso a little scary. we would not be here if this merit based system was in place. our ancestors wouldn't have made the cut. >> absolutely. chris is filling in tonight for don on cnn tonight at 10:00 p.m. >> it is different and good. you know who's happy about anthony scaramucci having his big event? h mario can tone. he's going to be back on the show tonight to show his latest impersonation of scaramucci. >> we'll recap that tomorrow morning. meanwhile tomorrow for cnn news room with poppy harlow. >> great to see you guys, interesting programming. thanks so much. lot of breaking news. let's get to it. >> top of the hour good morning everyone. >> the breaking news this morning, blame congress. that's right. in the wake of evidence of russian meddling in the u.s. election, russian military intervention in syria, russian occupation of crimea, the president of the united states is blaming a bad relationship with russia not on any of that, but on congress. >> moment

cofee fee, and bing bing bing bing bing. >>> that's funny. >> it is funny. tell you, it aalso a little scary. we would not be here if this merit based system was in place. our ancestors wouldn't have made the cut. >> absolutely. chris is filling in tonight for don on cnn tonight at 10:00 p.m. >> it is different and good. you know who's happy about anthony scaramucci having his big event? h mario can tone. he's going to be back on the show tonight to show his latest impersonation of scaramucci. >> we'll recap that tomorrow morning. meanwhile tomorrow for cnn news room with poppy harlow. >> great to see you guys, interesting programming. thanks so much. lot of breaking news. let's get to

binge, the poorer sweet -- sleep quality you get.rchers found that the negative effects were only associated with binge watching and not watching tv for shorter periods of time. i don't know, i feel like when i binge watch i feel like i want to see the next one, i want to see the next one. i'm tired, i can go to sleep, but i just want to see what's next. kidd: that's what the research found. there is so much investment in a series or storyline that you are like -- i will just watch one more. and then once you do get to bed you are like, i wonder what happens next? you wake up before you should. if you think about it the way that we grew up watching television, you had to wait until next week to see it. it's like you just go to bed. the mind is so powerful. larry: i remember having only three channels. that's how old i am. kidd: and then it's like when it's a job, it's a competition. it's unhealthy but amazing. jennifer aniston says tabloids need to stop body shaming celebrities. she said that she thought the soul that problem was the

there is a warning about too much binge watching.ll explain after the break. and here's a live look spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. (darya) good news for netflix good news (darya) (darya) good news for netflix fans... you will have many new original shows to binge watch in the next few years.(mark) the streaming company plans to spend nearly 16 billion dollars on new content. but many people are wondering if that means an increase in subscription costs. netflix has not made that decision yet, but subscription fees in some markets are already going up. (darya) netflix says it may not need to raise prices too much if it keeps adding subscribers. (mark) and a warning before you decide to binge watch a new show. it can have several negative effects on your health. (darya) that's according to a new study from the university of michigan. researchers say people who frequently binge watched t-v had poor sleep quality, more fatigue, and increased insomnia. (mark) they say the negative health effects were not f

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james, let's talk about children bingeing on social media. of kids being on the tablets and smartphones all the time. it's like junk food. it is a good sunday story because all parents are concerned that the children are on screen is too much. but parents have been worried about that since the dawn of television to some extent. it is interesting because kids don't watch television any more. they do watch youtube as social media. that's just the way it is, things have changed. there is a lot of talk about comparing it to junk food. there is a lot of talk about comparing it to junk foodlj there is a lot of talk about comparing it to junk food. i am sure pa rents comparing it to junk food. i am sure parents will be screaming at the television right now. stop them bingeing on social media, but how do you do it? the children tsar doesn't seem you do it? the children tsar doesn't seem to have any ideas of how to do this. adults of a problem with this as well. speaking for myself, none of us seem to be able to do much about it. the stories light on

, bing, bong, bing, bing -- and unless you name the enemy, you will never ever solve the problem. >> and why didn't he say that saturday? >> we have a president who doesn't know what the hell he's doing! >> announcer: it's the "late show" with stephen colbert! tonight, stephen welcomes anthony scaramucci, bob odenkirk and musical guest liam gallagher, featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ how are ya! ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ ( cheers and applause ) thank you, joe! thank you so much! lewis! please have a seat. thanks so much. welcome to the "late show," everybody. i'm your host stephen colbert. ( piano riff ) it's good to be with you. thank you so much for being here. boy, what a terrible weekend. yeah. white supremacists from around the country carrying shields, clubs, body armor, and automatic weaponry descended on charlottesville, virginia to hold the rally was a clear attempt to spark violence, and it did. one of these white supremacists drove a car into a crow

first, stop children bingeing on social media, this is the children's commissioner.low for how you do it, she doesn't offer anything. in august, we have a story about how children are in social media too much. mine are. ithink are in social media too much. mine are. i think all children are. adults are on there as well. you tweet. i tweet a lot. adults are on there as well. you tweet. itweet a lot. ionly followed people. when martine was advertising your presence here, people were commenting on how few people were commenting on how few people follow. i suggested you were like noel coward and how he felt about television. that it was something you appeared upon but not watched. you treat it like caviar or something. but i think the analogy withjunk something. but i think the analogy with junk food explains what a lot of nonsense this is. what is junk food? well, food that is no good for you. it is not healthy if you eat it all the time. chips and burgers. children need lots of energy and stuff to. i can't believe you feed your children chips and burgers every day. all

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ching and bing, bing are celebrating second birthday, their home was decorated before treating them tobirthday cake. giant pandas will start to live alone after they turn two, the brother and sister were told are expected to be separated in the near future. happy birthday, . >>> before we say good night let's go back out to ukee washington one more time. the poconos is great in the summer in the winter sort of looks like it. >> it's been a special day, a special day here in jim thorpe, folks beeping the horn saying hi. you had a special moment >> thank you so much from the bottom of my heart for showcasing his town and it's nice to feel like we're making a difference >> thank you so much for having us indeed. >> next week we're headed back to new jersey summerfest takes to his haddonfield, we will explore the unique boutiques. i'm tired. i just lost my mind, historic homes and neighborhood charles, jessica dean will be broadcasting live in jersey. we got to go, family take care there's a turnpike with our name on it. have a great weekend, don, back to you >> thank you so much and our m

." >> yes, immigrants have to learn proper english like big ly, couh fe faye, and bing, bing, bing, bing, bing. >> announcer: this morning's "eye opener" presented by toyota. let's go places. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." norah o'donnell and gayle king are off. margaret brennan from the white house and our foreign affairs correspondent is here along with vladimir duthiers of our streaming network cbsn. >>> president trump is backing a republican plan to cut legal immigration in half. he nations strong opposition over what would be the most significant change to our immigration system in more than half a century. >> the bill sponsored by senate say it's gilled toward highly trained immigrants. the president spoke yesterday as a new poll shows 61% of americans disapreefb of his job performance, 33% approve. major ferret is at the white house. good morning. >> good morning. candidate trump promised over and over to fix immigration. president trump toyed with the idea of pushing immigration reform. right now he's focusing on one system, the part of the system that's least broken and has

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are we a nation of binge watchers?” thank you for being with us. are we a nation of binge watchers?e to television and about three quarters of that is to live. in terms of bench watching, we have been able to do it since 2001 when sky launched with sky plus and virgin launched tivo which have live recording functionality so people have been able to do this for quite some time but now there is online viewing so people can watch two smart tvs and tablets and smartphones and pcs and with that consumers have embraced a lot of that functionality and taken it to another level and so we are seeing a bit more binge viewing now. people love that thing where you stay up all night and watch five or six episodes of the same serial. absolutely. netflix and amazon have made that very easily by launching every episode all at once so consumers do not have to wait to watch the next episode. it is not just amazon and netflix who are driving this. clearly not, it is normal broadcasters as well and in terms of online viewing, the player most people watch is actually the bbc iplayer, followed by itv. th

it comes from the children's commissioner in england who says youngsters are bingeing on social mediate internet usage just like they would stop them eating cheeseburgers and chips for every meal. andy moore, bbc news. parents must intervene to stop their children overusing social media and consuming time online "like junk food", the children's commissioner has said. in an interview with the observer, anne longfield criticised the ways social media giants use to draw children into spending more time online. she said parents should be proactive in stopping their children from bingeing on the internet in the summer holidays. we are talking about children as young as eight, nine, ten here. so whoever is looking after them will be part of that parenting agreement, if you like, with the parents. what we're talking about is talking to children for the long term about how they spend their time online. just as we want children to know that it's great to have pizza, it's great to have fast food, but we don't need it all the time — that's exactly the same message with the five a day, from being

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it comes from the children's commissioner in england saying youngsters are bingeing on social media infood. she is urging parents to regulate internet usage just like they would stop them eating cheeseburgers and chips for every meal. andy moore, bbc news. more on that last comment, the children's commissioner for england, anne longfield, saying parents should limit the time that you spend online especially over the holidays. she likened the use of the internet to bingeing on a diet ofjunk food, and warned it could have a detrimental effect on children's confidence and well—being. we wouldn't let our children out in a kind of strange city without, you know, giving them guidance and looking after them, and actually we shouldn't in the digital world either. so this is about equipping children, about enabling them to have the confidence to manage their time online and also their confidence to say no to that constant drain and pressure of always being there. lib dem leader vince cable has criticised heavily brexit supporters for as he put it, come principally shafting young people in the u