we really are behind the curve of so many other cities, and i'm sure you're going to hear from dr. dale and allen jacobs and what's happening elsewhere what we should be doing here. let me introduce yan dale. i think many of you know him. he is the director of the center for public space research and the school of architecture a at the royal danish academy in copeenhagen. there's a description i saw the other day about his life between buildings, which is a great title, life between buildings. i thought it was a apt way to introduce him. by the way, the three of us probably represent about 320 years of planning, so we've got the crowd beat in this area, okay. [laughing]. >> the ziption of his book goes like this. this is the best source of understanding how people use public spaces in our city. published in many languages, it continues to be the undisputed basic introduction to the inner play between public space design and social life. dr. gail advocates a sense sybil straight forward approach to improving urban form, measuring urban spaces and making gradual improvements and measuring

dale, thank you very much. dr.ou. >> thank you. >> up next, media mogul turned love guru donny deutsch answers your love questions. first this is "today" on nbc. >>> women usually turn to their girlfriends to gab about the guy in their life. why not ask the man himself? >> that's the premise behind donny deutsch's new show called "love call-in." women can tweet or call in their questions and get donny's views on the issue of love. >> that was hard to get that out for you. >> my mouth was curling a little bit. >> i have seen you read a lot of copy over the year. >> it's a scam. here's what happens. when the women call in the producer says, you must leave your home phone number and donny will get back to you. it's dating for you. >> the premise is simple. the mistake women make is they go to the girls. i have been married and divorced twice, love women. most of my business partners have been women. i go inside the guy's head. it's a great service. you'll see. my co-host for the first show is mr. matt lauer. >> not ha

dr. janet taylor is a new york city psychiatrist and dale atkins is a psychologist.birthrate of u.s. teens is down 6% which is good news, but not in memphis. what is going on there, do you think? >> well, you know, it's a multi-factorial problem. number one the county has a high rate of teen pregnancy but it is a problem with self-esteem. sometimes anxiety, depression. also family problems. the more connected girls are with mothers and fathers the less likelihood they will have a baby and a community problem from a school perspective and what's tolerated. teen moms who have babies, only 2% will go to college. so the economic impact is tremendous. >> it's huge. >> they made it clear in the piece that they don't believe this is part of a pregnancy pact like the school in massachusetts. but when you see a cluster like this what does it say to you? >> it says there is support amongst the girls themselves and also says something more important to me and, i think to janet as well. the kids need education, knowledge, information about how to make healthy responsible decisio