dr. brian russell and contributor for baby center.com. all right, dr.'m going to start with you. how did this happen? because you know jerry seinfeld is right. >> absolutely, and jerry, what he is talking about is so in sync with what baby center found among the millennial moms, that there is a real back lash, that they don't want to parent like that anymore. certainly there is a generation of moms who didn't have kids for a long time, they're working, so due to guilt, they're creating this whole right why you will. >> but why are women behaving this way? is it the internet? because my parents were not like that. i see the younger generation, they seem to be the helicopter, the kids on bikes, they have so much padding. >> my parents didn't even know my name. my father would go through all of my siblings before he got to my name. i think in part it is because of the research out there. we want our kids to be happy and healthy. so we have raised entitled kids by giving them so much attention and making it so child focused. but the back lash is happening a

dr. j, what do you make of this? the russell 2,000 is right at its 50-day moving average. what are the knocks on this comeback that we've had in the stock market, is that small cap stocks hadn't been participating to the level that some including our own josh brown would have liked to see? now you've got a threat going back above the 50 day. >> and look at the outside of the russell real quick, judge, look at the, for instance, facebook. we talked about that yesterday. for that unusual activity. stocks up almost 3% today. it's a huge upside move. twitter, same thing. so as far as people that are using technology to really make those businesses work better, faster, and obviously better penetration on mobile devices like this. that's where the real winners are right now. even though cisco ultimately is one of those companies that helps you with the distribution of all that. unfortunately it's such a coko y comityized business, like pete said, june per iper is more nimd is eating their lunch. >> steve weiss, on facebook. >> i fought facebook when i bought twitter because i do

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dr. oz, any of that is helpful. >> "the new york times" wrote mr. russell of the few americans today who is as interested in women as he is in men. is that november frl directors? >> it shouldn't be but i'm happy to be carrying the banner for that because i think women are endlessly fascinating and powerful and i want them to be right toe to toe with the men or exceed the men and that's been a great secret since the"the fighter." >> jennifer lawrence amy adams, incredible actors in "the american hustle." >> they always surprise you. they show you every bit of rawness, cunningness and sexiness but also rawness, emotion, and heart. >>> anyway, a preview of the close ceremonies this weekend. watch. from sochi. [ cheers and applause ] >> that's right. >> welcome to "cbs this morning saturday." i'm anthony mason. >> and i'm vine tina nair. we begin this half hour with earthquakes in oklahoma. it's an odd thought that sooner state is not a safe state. >> this year less than two months into 2014 the number is nearly 800. some scientists blame gas and oil drilling

dr. oz to anything else you have that you heard lately is helpful. >> "the new york times" writes mr. russellork. women are endlessly fascinating and powerful and i want them to be there with with the men or exceed the men. that's been that way with "the fighter." >> jennifer lawrence and amy adams, incredible actors. >> they always surprise you. they show every bit of rawness and cunningness and sexiness but rawness and emotion and heart. all the movies i make have to have heart and heap in them but be grounded at the same time not be grounded. otherwise i don't want to do the movie. that's how some of my favorite directors are. >> so where does the word difficult come from. are you difficult, do you think? or are you just passionate about what you do? >> i was in my earlier incarnation. it's true. if you're old enough -- if you live long enough 12 years ago, you can go back in time if you want i did the first four films and then i had a difficult period as you indicated, came back, and i don't think any of the actors would say that. i encourage you to go around and ask them. no i just want

this weekend, i got to see the great bill russell who is probably one of the great mentors i ever had in my life. guys like oscar robertson, wilt chamberlain, dre guys played a little bit later, but you think about it, i never had to do any heavy lifting. all the older black players and white players -- i think sometimes when we talk about civil rights and you go back to medgar evers and guys like that, those young black men that were killed in mississippi, there's always been a lot of white people who have never gotten the credit. i know the black people deserve most of the credit like rosa parks, but to go back to civil rights, there's always been great white people who marched with those great black leaders. >> why did you decide to raise the issue of gay rights, especially among athletes in the locker room or whatever with this president? >> well, i think it's important as a black man to always be inclusive. i'm always against any form of discrimination. i learned that in bill russell. as a black player, we always want to be inclusive. and we've all played with gay players. listen, we should not discriminate against anybody. and i think it