joining us dr jean allowed in a conservative talk host you often see in political panel discussions here but she missed a job is the doctor part of dr gina and it's about the psychology and parenting implications of living digital and as for the societal implications what more need i say than author and social commentator lionel thank you both for stepping into the big picture here's a snapshot of your life in the digital age do the math we spend half a day twelve hours consuming media often multiple media simultaneously jayna kids today are growing up digital we have to ask them to help us with our devices the world isn't their friend or tips but when everything is on demand do children's critical thinking skills atrophy. they can certainly there's no question about that and there are other skills at risk to think about it like this you said you know you're having trouble remembering when the last time you used a fax machine was a what life was like before there was a fax machine and there could be that perhaps the reason is because you can just go check it out by any vehicle search eng

of the big picture might i add and dr jean allowed and thank you as always regulation thank you. our team is editor in chief margaret us the money and addressed attacks on our reputation and advertising activities here in the united states door and you don't know her name until recently. getting a reputation has been taken against us in the u.s. specifically. we ever experience the kind of pressure that we experience today in the u.s. to the point eventually being forced out of the country. make it look as if we've done something obscure shady. semi legal which is of close. to succumb touchiness with that proposal before the election they showed us a presentation of the adventists how much it would cost and we agreed and today our team was recently pulled from the you tube ad list here in the united states without any notice. and another terror group in syria has suffered another major blow just a day after russia's defense ministry said the group's leadership was essentially a limited. reports from syria. a day off from a russian air strike reportedly left mohammed giordani or t

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. >> reporter: until four years ago, when she found dr. jean bennett and her husband dr.ed it to the cells that were defective. >> reporter: after providing treatment, researchers tested their 41 patients' visual ability with an obstacle court like this. christian nailed it. >> he could navigate the obstacle course using dimmer light levels than he had ever been able to do it, and he was able to do that both accurately and quickly. >> reporter: patients have reported being able to lead more fulfilling lives. for christian who loved to sing since he was a little boy, that meant performing on "america's got talent." ♪ >> i walked out on that stage all by myself. all those judges, i saw them, and i saw their reaction. >> reporter: errol barnett, cbs news, silver spring, maryland. >> that's encouraging news. >>> up next, cops and the family they saved from a wildfire reunited. ople take action against housing discrimination? my friends were told they might be more comfortable in another neighborhood. d to pay her rent with sexual favors. my neighbor was told she needs to get

i'm kind of flabbergasted at dr jean as a response that the conservatives on are women i mean ok let's attack harvey weinstein on the left a little bit here but let's not champion the right and make believe that they put women up on pedestals unfortunately there are guilty parties in both parties about ok well you know on that point i have to agree with lionel here. man that put them so you have these powerful positions and i don't care what your political coloration is should be absolutely condemned obviously ok but what i take umbrage with is what political elites and media elites to make one man's sins worse than another that's what i take exception with leinil go ahead peter imagine again the issue that we're speaking of is double standards not. the policies of the d.n.c. they are zero but imagine this assume argue i know for the sake of argument the following let's assume that was a a republican or a conservative version of meryl streep. who not only lauded encourage r.v. wind or kept your mouth shut but she would make you money everybody is making money and certainly knew about t

jean trickey. earnest carter was managing director at lehman brothers. dr. terrence robbers lives in pasadena, california where he has his own private practice and worked for ucla and ainntioch college. judge fortunatel unfortunately, last year we lost one. but the rest live here in little rock. >> how long have you been telling this story? >> at the historic site, i've been here nine years. it's been a while, but i love it. >> why did you decide to come back here and tell the story ? >> well, it's just one of those touches of, it's many ironic factors. i grew up in northern ontario, canada and worked for the canadian parks system. when i moved back it had is jju become a historic site. so initially, i was like, i'm a college student, i need a job. and then i just became so invested in the importance and significance of the story. so that's, i guess why i stuck around. >> how do your parents feel about you working here? >> oh, they think it's awesome, because i believe that my presence at the historic site and the stories that i hear from people and the docu

a new jean therapy for adults. for more i'm joined by dr. david. welcome. >> thank you, frank.asure to be here. >> reporter: good to have you with us. stanford one of the first sites approved for this new geen therapy. >> this is the movement from chemo therapy into harnessing the patient ayes's immune system to fight the cancer and use a living therapy that goes forward for years. we believe this will cure patients' can serss. this is the first step for blood cancers but we want to extend this in the future to all cancers. this is a game changer. providing hope to thousands in the bay area. >> i guess. can you explain in layman's terms. how does it work. >> i'll try. the patient's own immune cells fraen their blood system. in a laboratory in a controlled environment, are infected with a virus that packages a special molecule. they are calling this therapy kimerik receptive therapy. it's invating the cell and the dna material is transmitted into the patient's own cells. that dna material will produce a scepter and bind to the these cells for the patient's cancer and the immune

dr. terrence roberts, mini gene brown, mini jean brown tricky and thelma mothershed wear. our visit before the ceremony today. we are gathered here today so that our state and nation will never forget the curage, fortitude and persistence you s showed the world 60 years ago. the events of that fall day changed the path of a nation. yes, the bravery of youth inspired hope for all whose dreams have been crushed by an unfair system. a system that failed to change with deliberate speed. your quiet determination and your stubborn refusal to abandoned your dreams not only forced action but set an example that will last into the ages. whether you witnessed the events in person. or like me you studied and reflected on that moment in history from distance, we are all equally challenged, motivated and grateful for those who said we can do it. because it is right and because it is just. in 1957, of course, we know what the makeup of central high student body was. because of you, the student body of the class of 2018 looks different. your enrollment comprised of students from 27 count