bridget, 21.5 percent of 18- to 25-year-olds have an issue with illicit drugs. talk to me a little bit about that and what kind of drugs are they using. it is quite different than it was even 2 or 3 years ago. we see a huge increase in pharmaceutical drug use, not using it as prescribed. we also see an increase in alcohol use, and binge drinking is a serious problem, as well as some of the more legal types of drugs labeled as incense or those types of things in different smoke shops. and jonathan, does that hold true for what you are seeing in new york city? absolutely. we are seeing the use or the misuse of drugs such as ritalin, adderall, inderal being used for specific purposes to help kids stay up late and study, to calm kids down. we're also seeing a lot of binge drinking and we're seeing a disturbing kind of resurgence in the amount of nicotine smoking. i think kids are resorting to cigarettes because they're legal. they are not super cheap, but compared to other kinds of drugs they're certainly cheaper and readily available, and that is quite disturbing.

bridget posts on our facebook page. i am writing this for gene adams who is a 76-year-old black man who has followed your brother's career. he would like to know where he can get a picture of you and your brother. brigid goes on to tell mr. adams's story born in louisiana, raise in what, feels there is injustice in america and beside the picture bridget concludes it this way, america talks about the founding fathers as if they were not slavers who also sold their black children because of a color of their skin. what country has moved on with total equality for blacks where a man can be a man? >> guest: many have. one of the conflict of living where i live is i don't feel a burden, that social mobility is quite accessible. it is a wonderful space and a wonderful democracy and shows what great qualities can come to small places. i don't know how to answer that question about america. i do think power as frederick douglass says, power concedes nothing without a demand, never has and never will. it is probably true advantag

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it can be very challenging because, you know, as i think bridget and justin mentioned, adolescence is a time of experimentation. it's a time of risk taking. so, you know, one doesn't want to smother your kid or be what is referred to nowadays as a "helicopter parent," which my daughter accused me-but at the same time, one needs to have that conversation and begin to address the issues and point out what your concerns are and maybe set some parameters for what you are looking at and follow up. and see if things are not getting better, if you are seeing the same things that concern you, it's important to seek help, seek some kind of assessment. you know, what i am really troubled about is really the level of-among the 18- to 26-year-olds, that college age, the binge drinking that is taking place. we hear on the news time in and time out what it is doing, the number of accidents that occur, the number, quite frankly, of violent, violent date issues that we are seeing at least in this area. and so, really what-tami, what does a parent say to a child that wants to have fun because college

so it's just, they just don't want to relinquish that level of power. >> and as we look forward, bridgethere are three senators, jillgillen brshgbrand others, and are they the catalyst for change? >> well, they are picking it up and running wit, and there are so many people like representative jackie spear, and so many other people working diligently to move this forward. they -- i'm hopeful that they will, that more people will come along, that more public citizens will say, we need to stop this and do something. more of the communities will get together and say, this is a problem, we need to get on board and the ruth moore act and the stop act and all of those things, we need support for those particular actions. >> and you are part of that support. former army specialist bridget mccoy, and thank you for the time and coming for wart ward t us your story today. >> thank you. >>> and right now, the benefits for military personnel and spouses is on the hill right now. they have held 400 fairs across the country, and more than 14,000 jobs have been filled, and this has helped over 100,000

bridget did both of the hair cuts today. she did a great job. >> love bridget. >> she's the best.is prue broou net -- brunette hair, i gave this auburn color. you look fabulous. >> you sure do. >> that dress, jill, is is so pretty. >> i love turquoise for spring and of course lace another big trend and floral. so we incorporated three trends for spring. this is from maggie london and the earrings are h&m for under $10. >> look at those earrings for under $10. wow. >> ana? >> you look gorgeous. perfect, you'll look gorgeous on saturday. >> lisa, come out and join. good job, ladies. >> jill and louis. sara has the next video to keep you laughing. >>> it is time for "webtastic." the next video that will put a smile on your face. we know what it takes to look good on the outside but with 70% of our immune system located in our gut, the core of our health is truly on the inside. that's why i take new trubiotics. it's a daily probiotic that helps in two ways. one helps support digestive health, the other immune health. stay true to your health. new trubiotics. from the makers of one-a-d

bridget goes on to tell mr.ry, born in louisiana, raised in watts, still feels there is injustice in america. and besides the picture, bridget concludes it this way: america talks about the founding fathers as if they were not slavers who also sold their black children because of the color of their skin. what country has moved on with total equality for blacks where a man can be a man? >> guest: well, many countries have. one of the great comforts about living where i live is that i don't feel the burden of that. that social mobility is quite accessible on kit's, and it is a wonderful pace and a wonderful -- space and a wonderful democracy, and it shows what great qualities can come to small places. um, i, i don't know how to answer that question about america. i do think that it's, that power as frederick douglass says, power concedes nothing without a demand, never has and never will, it is probably true that advantage once gained always expresses itself in an effort to maintain itself. and people then learned

.> bridget phillipson >> does the prime minister agree with his honorable friend that his government focus should be on looking after people struggling to pay their mortgages rather than protecting those in the 2 million pound houses? >> we should be helping people paying their mortgages. that is why it is so vital that we stick to our plan because we have low interest rates in this country because we have a plan to get the deficit down. that is key. the other point i would make to the honorable lady is that if you look at the funding for lending scheme from the bank of england that has massive testily reduced mortgage rates and has also made sure that people who do not have access to a large deposit are able to look at buying a house. we are making progress but there is a lot more to do. >> evan williamson. >> we have had the wonderful news that they're going to create a further 700 jobs. over 500 million pounds. last year we saw the creation of 70,000 manufacturing jobs in the uk. does my right honorable friend not think this is a stark contrast to the 1.7 million manufacturing job

people going to die a financial problem well i don't want to say it again because people are a take on bridget this term financial hole or cost but paul mair former boss paul moore did agree that when you have a one hundred million people in the poverty through to the larceny of the h.s.b.c. barclays lloyds royal bank of scotland many will die many more then that the whole cost of world war two so this is a mega hole of cost are going to revise that phrase make a cost so let's go back to the story of what we're talking about here about the deposit insurance and how people see them their savings to save well first of all in cyprus allegedly there's been a bank holiday for a while but we do know that in fact there have been massive exports of capital in cash from these banks somebody has been able to withdraw their cash we don't know who yet also the german paid. reporting that the cypriot president. he was telling his friends to get their money out of the banks there this is what the german press is reporting now a lot of people think oh this is just cyprus and it's ok because they're plunderin

oh, god, did you watch bridget jones again? no, it's just that everybody's got someone.my howard's getting married you're dating my sister. now that howard's getting married, maybe he'll inflate one of his old girlfriends for you. you know who i blame for my loneliness? the united states of america. your movies and your tv shows promised streets paved with beautiful blonde women with big bazongas. eat another pie, you'll have your own bazongas.

. >> bridget said she was raped by her superior officer.d not report the assault. >> the year that i was raped, that same year i was raped again by another soldier in my unit. >> cenk: it's really hard to% hear all these cases. yesterday we told you about a case that is getting a lot of attention. an air force general who dismissed charges who was convicted by a jury of sexual assault. that got a lot of people angry. chuck hagel is reviewing that case now that's a good thing. but most sexual assaults in the military are not reported. look at these numbers. in 2011 there were 3192 cases reported but there are 19,000 cases per year. only a small minority are reported in the first place. here is an amazing number that blew me away. of the 19,000 cases 10,700 were male victims. the sexual assaults that were against men in the military. amazing. i'll bring an expert here who lived through this, former navy petty officer who was raped by a superior oh while serving in guam. the first male victim to testify before congress. brian, thank you so muc

bridget freas from morningstar is joining us.seem to be driving the price of the stock. why? >> they are a global aluminum producer and they add lot of things go right for them the past few years. aluminum demand is key. forecast is roughly the same in 2013 as 2012. that's stronger than most other metals. the company strengthened its balance sheet. if you just look at down stream segment, those that create individual products sold to boeing or auto maker, these operations are generating higher margins for alcoa than any # even back in 2007. but yes, no question the performance has been disappointing. if you look at the price of aluminum it isn't hard to see why. aluminum prices and metals exchange is down 40% since 2007. yet input cost when you think about electricity, fuel, oil costs, things like that, will continue 20 move higher. >> have you a buy rating on the stock. what will turn is around in this new year, 2013? >> right. it might not be 2013. my buy rating is more of, this is provides long-term value. so there is certainl

bridget mccoy said she was raped on her first military assignment two weeks before her 19th birthday.etta says of 19,000 sexual assaults each year in the military perhaps surprising that 56% of those victims are actually men. >>> what happened at an overnight teen party last august has two star football players on trial in ohio today. you may remember it as the stubenville high school rape story. the men are accused of sexually assaulting a girl who was beyond oh intoxicated. prosecutors say the young men treated her, quite, like a toy. some of the alleged abuse was captured in cell phone image. some so graphic we can't show you them. poppy harlow recaps the first day of testimony. >> reporter: hi there. this rape case in the small town of stubenville, ohio, garnered national attention. as you know the first day of the trial has concluded. the second day is now under way in this small town that is certainly in the national spotlight. on the first day the state called six witnesses, four of them teenagers who attended parties the night of the alleged rape. the prosecution saying the al

joining us to discuss this new venture, bridget, senior vice president of global business services atbm. and we back you to the new york stock exchange. as your ceo said recently, you know, data is -- should be considered a natural resource. and that's sort of the basis of this new venture by ibm, right? >> correct. we are basically bringing analytics and data and research to ceos. so for the first time, ceos will have r&d that they can use around analytics for their organizations. >> that they didn't generate themselves. >> and the way we're doing that is by fusing massive research capability together with our business consultants, without the industry and the business consulting skills, in order to bring this research into real top practices. >> so how do you do it? what's the practical work here? i mean, data, nothing is going as fast as data that needs to be organized, secured. what is the value brought to this mexican bank? >> yeah. so the value of the mexican bank, you can think about around a couple of key dimensions. and actually, they're analogous to what we're going to be fo

the most vulnerable, this is a symbol of struck bridget struggle and the certification of real threat of danger they and their families must live with every day. we should ensure that at the very least they are able to own and possess the very tools necessary to protect themselves from becoming a tragic statistic. i would ask my colleagues to support this which would allow those who have obtained a personal protection order to obtain and possess these weapons provided by the legislation. .> i would urge a no vote again, in my view, there is no evidence these weapons are used for self-defense, nor do i believe unique clips, drums, or ammunition seating devices of more than 10 bullets for self defense, which senator biden said if you really want a weapon used at 12 gauge shotgun. it is not an assault weapon. i think we demonstrated where these assault weapons can have different slides put in them, which essentially make them act like fully automatic weapons. these weapons are generally able to be sprayed fired. what is happening here, and i think we will see more of these amendments, an

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. >> darya bridget earlier about how rare these murders.ss what, this is the first murder in six years in campbell. they are stunned and saddened by what is going on. that is why they have a holding of investigators at the scene even though they left about an hour ago. beasley, they feel that more work is to be done. we will get video as well as get reaction from any potential witnesses. back to you james. >> thank you will for the update. >> a man is killed during a shooting in police pursuit in hayward. it happen yesterday morning. >> off a 23 year old driver list identified as arthur packman. >> at officer tried to pull him over he was driving erratically on foothill boulevard. pac-man allegedly drove directly at the police car, a ticket to ram it. the officer fired several shots at the oncoming vehicle, which crashed into the patrol car door. the suspect then got out of the driver seat and ran a short distance before collapsing from injuries sustained in the crash. if pac-man as passenger, suffered at least one gunshot wound and died at

an average of $122-$164 per day to detain immigrants in federal custody bridget custody. alternatives such as supervised release or electronic monitoring carrying an average price tag of $14 per day. more than 95 percent of immigrants to show up for their final court hearing according to human rights first. let's hear what you have to say this morning. john, raleigh, north carolina, republican. isller: this administration or is trying to score political points. the released 12 bosch -- 12 high-risk level 1 offenders. to thetom line gets back rule of law. i do not know about you, but here in raleigh, when you pull local wal-mart and see a police officer's car in their in front it is usually a shoplifter. that shoplifter gets handcuffed. taken down. if they makew, bail they are released on bail, and then they appear for their court date. well, a lot of people make points about the low-level offenders of the illegal immigrants, but the bottom line is once they crossed the border, they have crossed a sovereign line of the united states willingly. unless they were kidnapped fr

we have bridget mccoy who served in the u.s. army from 1887 until 1991. she was just 18 years old when she signed up. she was sexually assaulted by non-commanding officer. rebecca is a former sergeant in the u.s. army. he she served from 2004 april 2008. she was the only female member of a bomb squad in eastern afghanistan and was attacked by a colleague at the operating base near the pakistani border in 2007. we have brian lewis, and he enlisted in the u.s. navy in june of 1997. he was raped by a sucker noncommissioned officer and i encourage each of you to express your views candidly and tell us what is working and what is not working. help us to understand what we can do to help this problem of sexual assault in the military. we will hear your opening statement. you're prepared statements will also be included in the record. we will limit our questions to seven minutes. [inaudible] >> thank you. good morning. i am the executive director of service women's action network and a former marine corps captain. swann's mission is to secure equal opportunity a

we have bridget mccoy former specialist in the u.s. army. bridges served in u.s. army from 1987 to 1991. she was 18 years old when she signed up to serve her country in the first gulf war. she was sexually assaulted by a non--- officer and rebekah havrilla. rebekah served in u.s. army from 2,042,008. she was only female member of the bomb squad in eastern afghanistan attacked by a colleague on the pakistani border during her last week in the country in 2007. we have brian lewis former petty officer third class navy. brian was in the u.s. navy in june of 1997. during his tour he was raped by a superior noncommissioned officer and forced to go back out to sea after the assault. anchorage each of you to express your views candidly and tell us what is working and what is not working. tell us who understand what to do to address this problem of sexual assault in the military. we will hear your opening statement here's your complete and prepared statements will be included in the record. following the open statements we limit our question to seven minutes in the first r

bridget, thank you for bringing toys with you this morning. >> good to be here.rtphone style. >> exactly. we've got the new z-10. that's the one we were playing around with. i will admit, i'm an idiot when it comes to touch screen. >> always take a little bit to get used to. the pre-orders started on that yesterday on at&t, and it's going to hit at&t stores next week. >> what does that mean? that's a big problem, isn't it? >> it hurts blackberry when you don't have this unified launch day when it's coming out. it muddles it and also samsung will be drowning it out because they're announcement for their new phone comes out tomorrow. so we're going to hear about what their big phone is. that just drowns out any other competition. >> what do you think of the ones you've been playing around with? >> well, here i have the current samsung galaxy s3, and expect the s4 to look a lot like this. just maybe a hair bigger. also going to be made of plastic. and we've seen a lot of great phones out that are coming out soon, but it all comes down to the software, really. this i

bridget served in the u.s. army from 1987 to 1991. she was 18 years old when she signed up to serve her country. while stationed in germany from 1988 to 1991 she was sexual assaulted by a noncommanding officer. we have rebecca, former sergeant in the u.s. army. she served in the u.s. army from 2004 to 2008. she was the only female member of a bomb squad in eastern afghanistan. was attacked by a colleague at the forward operating base near the pakistani border during her last week in country in 2007. we have brian lewis, former petty officer first class u.s. navy. he enlisted in june of 1997. during his tour abroad u.s.s. frank cable he was raped by a superior noncommissioned officer and forced to go back out to sea after the assault. i encourage each of you to express your views candidly and tell us what is working and not working. help us to understand what we can do to address this unacceptable problem of sexual assault in the military. we will hear your opening statements. your completed prepared statements will also be included in

. >> love bridget. >> she's the best. and the makeup.ther big trend and floral. so we incorporated three trends for spring. this is from maggie london and the earrings are h&m for under $10. >> look at those earrings for under $10. >> ana? >> you look gorgeous. >> lisa, come out and join. good job, ladies. >> jill and louis. we replaced jill's smart phone with a smartphone from straight talk wireless. she'll get the same nationwide coverage for half the cost. let's see notices. search flights. faster, faster, faster! i'm thinking she noticed. jill saved $950 a year. enough for a girls weekend to vegas. let your freak flag fly, jill. let it fly. same phones, same networks. half the cost. a top android with unlimited everything just $45 a month. straight talk wireless. only at walmart. then you'll love lactose-free lactaid® it's 100% real milk that's easy to digest so you can fully enjoy the dairy you love. lactaid®. for 25 years, easy to digest. easy to love. are you flo? yes. is this the thing you gave my husband? well, yeah, yes. the "n