i'm carina for "teen kids news." >> first aid -- it's something we all should know. here's this week's report. >> little miss muffet had it right. when that spider sat down beside her, she ran away. and while many of us would do exactly what little miss muffet did, for the most part, spiders are harmless, right? >> in the u.s., the vast majority of spiders are not dangerous to humans. >> so if we're bitten by a harmless spider, do we need to apply first aid? >> yes, wash that spider bite with soap and water two or three times a day until it heals. also, you can apply a cold compress, which is basically just an ice pack. just make sure that there is a piece of cloth between your skin and the ice. >> what spiders are dangerous? >> hmm. there's two of main concern. first is the black widow. it's identified by this red hourglass, but it's on the underside of its body. the second is the brown recluse, which also has a marking on its back in the shape of a violin. if you think you've been stung by either of these spiders, call 911. >> you know, the more i learn about spide

i'm carina for "teen kids news." think you've found every hazard out here today? think again. the spot you missed could be a killer. that spot on your skin could be skin cancer. if you're a man over 50, you're in a group most likely to develop skin cancer, including melanoma, the kind that kills one person every hour. that's why your best shot is to check for a spot. it's easy -- follow through and check your skin. go to spotskincancer.org to find out how. a message from the american academy of dermatology. be out there! be out there! [female announcer] time was, kids did what came naturally, spending free time running barefoot through the grass, wading knee deep in streams, climbing to the tallest branch. but today, american kids are more likely found texting, watching tv, or gazing at a computer screen. they spend more than seven hours in front of electronic media. something essential has been lost. childhood's connection to the natural world. that's why national wildlife federation created the be out there movement. kids moving indoors causes a host of problems, from obesit

it's called sexual harassment, and as carina reports, it's all around us. >> when somebody tries to touch somebody in a sexual way. >> when someone is trying to force you to do sexual stuff. >> physically touched in areas you don't want to be touched. >> i think sexual harassment is anything that can make a girl or a guy feel uncomfortable on any level -- if someone's touching them or even inappropriate comments. >> she's right. simply put, sexual harassment is teasing or touching in a way that makes someone feel uncomfortable. >> i look at sexual harassment as a kind of bullying. verbal harassment can be calling people names. physical harassment can be grabbing or groping, pulling on someone's clothes. >> catherine hill works for the a.a.u.w. that stands for the american association of university women. the organization surveyed teens across the country. then they released this report -- "crossing the line: sexual harassment at school." >> and we found that about half of the students had encountered some form of harassment in that school year. >> girls are more likely than boys to be sex

carina introduces us to a young musician who clearly has both. [ rock music plays ] >> jack skuller has been performing since he was 8 years old. >> ♪ if you listen to your heart ♪ ♪ you're gonna hear a drummin' sound ♪ ♪ and that sound is gonna make you dance ♪ >> you know, it started as a hobby, and then it kind of grew into a passion. and, since then, i've been working on my guitar playing intensely, incorporating soloing into my songs, and, you know, just performing is just the greatest thing that, you know, that i can do. ♪ count on you >> jack's music isn't what you'd expect. this teen draws a lot of his inspiration from the early giants of rock. >> ♪ well, that'll... >> ♪ baby, satisfy my heart >> ♪ one, two, three o'clock, four o'clock rock ♪ >> my music is just -- it's simply rock 'n' roll -- i mean, from all my influences, from the '50s to, you know, 2012 -- you know, it's -- it's hard to say that it's anything but rock 'n' roll. >> no doubt jack's appreciation of music popular decades before he was born is due to his dad, a musician himself. >> ♪ paint me a little picture ♪ i

at vandalia presbyterian in eensboro, north carina pastor mark sandlin is well aware of how much has changed. so he spent his recent three-month sabbatical trying to understand why, by doing something he'd never done before. he quit going to church. >> parts of it i didn't miss. i wish i did. i really didn't. >> reporter: that surprise you? >> it surprised me very, very deeply. i was a happier person, um -- and part of that was getting removed from the dogma, getting removed from what really is some judgmental-ness that goes on in churches at times. it made a lot of spa fomy spirituality to grow and some happiness to -- to enter into that space. i think we need to do work on that in churches, um, to create better space and handle relationships in a healthier way. >> we confess that we do wish to love everyone, and we try to love everyone -- >> reporter: many churches recognize their survival is at stake if they can't broaden their appeal. some have changed the way they worship or their service times to fit today's lifestyles, but ultimately, the role of the ordained pastor may need t

acr m to so we're looking at this polling data not only in florida, but in virginia and in north carina and it's overwhelming. the other part of the florida poll is that there are 12 candidates on the ballot. and ifou look, a lotpl twrs ri en lk ao for the third party candidates, they're second choice is romney by a long shot. so as those votes convert to romney or obama- inloheisplho t dseeo w ehink of voting to them and don't waste their vote, will most likely break for the governor so that gives him an advantage. that's very interesting. so the polling has written off florida, viinia, and nor rolina for theer 'sug an'srue. it gives the lead to barak obama, but only 257-248. >> bill: you segueway into ohio i d neamre lorado andev g oom hiewps w g romney. that's only three. but i think that that states will go for the governor, too. >> not clear right now. i still have that as blue and until we see some polling data, ab daa brtufield right now in colorado i think is mitt romney's best chance because in iowa, a lot of the early votg has gone to barak obama by a wide number. and -- >> bi

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