if politics is not your thing," i, frankenstein" comes out tonight.rt plays frankenstein. starz is premiering a new show called "black sails." michael bay is behind that in the two top actors stop by us to talk about it. >> it feels more like a western. >> we are looking at the historical context in getting back to what the real-life pirate lifestyle would have been like. >> also, the economic mechanism. once you attack a merchant ship, you get the booty and what do you do to make money out of that? >> that's where you come in. >> tell us about the overall story. >> it's a prequel to "treasure island." we are looking at the island and the town of nassau. my character takes and pirate goods and sells it back to merchant ships. it looks at the way in which piracy worked as an economy and looking at how colonialization and piracy were running alongside each other. >> hbo and amc are changing the way we watch stuff with interviewing and stories told over eight one-hour episodes. >> enacting terms it is fantastic because you get to take a character and go

they willer "i, frankenstein." is a different kind of frankenstein there. >> yeah, it's sort of the next chapter after mary shelley's frankenstein, given him a completely new look. we went sans bowls and square head. i mean, we've sort of updated him. gave him a fresh look and gave him new challenges. >> he's been wandering the earth a couple hundred years and what does he jump into. >> he's sort of, you know, living in the shadows, angry at his father and confronted by two opposing forces that are very powerful that basically good and evil, gargoyles and demons and has to make a choice between two and the consequences are ultimately mankind so a man who has never thought of others because everybody has been so -- everybody's been so, you know, unkind to him now has to think about others and make a choice based on others and he's never done that before. >> what's it like going home with frankenstein every day? >> you know, it's tough. he's full of rage at his father, doesn't understand why he's a monster, why he sc

. >> now she's electrifying audiences on the big screen in "i, frankenstein." move to l.a., get the gig on "chuck." got "dexter," get this great movie. you must sort of feel like, wow, something is going on here. >> it is very good. i kind of call it my little fairy tale story. i didn't anticipate living here so soon, but i sort of walked off the plane. it was -- i got very lucky, very lucky. >> three days. >> yeah. >> afterwards. could you believe it? >> it sort of hasn't hit me until all those years later because everything happened so fast. and i just thank god i was so naive and didn't know what anything meant about the industry. >> you've done tv. this is -- "i, frankenstein," you play an interesting character but we don't really know what you are. >> well, i felt the same way when i read the script. i didn't really know what an electrophysiologist was. it has to do with the heart and how the heart works in the human body. went in one ear for the duration of the movie and it exited out the other ear. >> gone. >> but i did know what i was doing while i was

lo dijo muy bien. >>> Él interpreta al nuevo franquefra frankenstein en la pantalla grande.Ículas de horror, en realidad es una historia humana de un monstruo que comprende que puede ser una mejor persona, dice la actriz. ♪. ♪. ♪. >>> para hacer las imÁgenes mas reales y dramÁticas se disfrutarÁ en formato tridimensional. >>> (hablan en inglÉs). >>> ah. >>> yo no me la pierdo, viste esos efectos especiales. >>> me gustÓ lo que dijo Él, que en algÚn momento se sintiÓ rechazado por la sociedad, imagÍnate un actor tan guapo. >>> y talentoso. >>> quiÉnes serÁn? serÁ aarÓn eathart. >>> no, ya vino. >>> sere caballero. >>> quiÉn toca puerta? miren quiÉn estÁ aquÍ! el grupo "exterminador". >>> bravo! (aplausos) >>> pasele, pasele, pasele. eso, vengan, vengan, hasta corriendo, compadrito. cÓmo estÁn. >>> cÓmo traen energÍa muchachos. (risas) >>> todo bien? esto viene con abrazo incluido como se encuentran. >>> van a exterminar todo en "despierta amÉrica"? >>> sÍ, la tristeza. >>> cÓmo debe ser, gracias por estar con nosotros. van a cantar. y aquÍ compartiendo, primero vamos a notici

. >>> gracias, y bueno se estrena frankenstein, con gran elenco.aza humana y que tiende a dividirla lucharÁ por ella. en otra pelÍcula esta joven pasa dias en las calles hasta que encuentre un refugio para madres embarazadas. >>> este ha sido el rol que ha hecho la transiciÓn a una actriz de verdad. >>> tuviste que engordar, deshacerte del ego, muchas cosas. >>> definitivamente fue el papel mÁs costoso para mi vida dijo vanesa, dijo que no es una oportunidad que lleguen fÁcilmente, y que son papeles que dan oportunidad de crecer como profesional y persona. >>> te vimos en un ser humano como un poco animal y mujer, increÍble transformaciÓn. >>> desafortunadamente fui testigo de muchos de estos casos, pero no se trata de mostrar esta persona como un monstruo si no poder hacer algo al respecto. b >>> bueno y en otra historia una joven busca felicidad en fiestas para solteros, luego conoce a rodolfo y se complican las cosas cuando el tiene una situaciÓn peligrosa para ellos. >>> bueno para los estrenos de d dvd en esta semana llega la exitosa comedia d

. >> frankenstein, the rumors are true. >> aaron eckhard is in i, frankenstein.now he finds himself in the middle of a war between demons with the future of mankind hanging in the balance. >> you cannot save the human race. nothing can stop their demise. >> it is based on the graphic novel and bill nye is the willian and a scientist working to reanimate the dead. >> it service first and only one of its kind, dr. wade. who is to say how long such a subject may live. >> it is rated pg-13. >> well, thursday wee could see rain. >> i know i'm excited. >> stop the presses. >> i go the to use rain drops in my graphics. >> let's hope they are for real. >> we could use it. >> but in the meantime we'll just see sunshine and clouds tomorrow but no rain in the forecast at least for the weekend with the temperatures still pretty warm they can get up into the 60s and the 70s. not quite as today and record highs, check this out we have a system on taoulz. the rain is going to the north of the bay area but possibly rain on thursday and the one model shows an inch. >> that would

. >> 200 aÑo despuÉs de su estremecedora creaciÓn, la criatura del doctor frankenstein aÚn camina sobrebre que tiene la clave que podrÍa destruir la especie humana. una joven adolescente embarazada que reside en un barrio pobre y huye del abuso fÍsico y verbal de su madre. ella escapa en busca de su padre biolÓgico. un millonario corredor de la bolsa de wall street, sÓlo para ser rechazada por Éste. pasara dÍas en la cÁrcel hasta que encuentra un refugio para mujeres embarazadas. >> Éste ha sido definitivamente el rol que ha hecho la transiciÓn a una triste verdad. tuviste que transformarte quitarte mucho de tu esencia, encubrir tu belleza, recordar. >> definitivamente, este papel ha sido el que me ha costado mÁs esfuerzo en mi vida. pero esto fue lo que lo hice tan emocionante. tener la oportunidad de ir mÁs allá de lo que creÍa que podía. >> personajes que te permite crecer como actriz y como persona. nos diste miedo en esta pelÍcula. te transformarse en un ser humano que es un poco animal. un poco mujer. increÍble tu transformaciÓn. >> habiendo crecido en nueva york, he visto muchos

obamacare i go back it is frankenstein monster. there is not coherent plan.a brilliant idea and brilliant plan someone on the globe would be doing it? >> 10:59, 47, 4. almost ought of time. lanier, you weren't bad. charles, excellent ad usual. dagen: wait to let the trial lawyer suck up all the time. can't stop talking. >> that's right. dagen: we love mark, mark is terrific. mark lanier, stuart varney, charles payne. have a good weekend, gentlemen. the first snowstorm of the new year, hit with as much as two feet of snow and dangerously cold temperatures. many airports coming to a virtual stand still. more than 2300 flight cancellations yesterday. another 1600 so far this morning. no bull about this. professional bull riding, the world champion, j.b. mauney is stopping by the studio before he begins his defense of his title tonight at madison square garden. 2013 proved to be a winning year for hollywood movies. who was the top bull at the box office? all that and so much more coming up on this hour of "markets now.

. >> stephen: you're not like frankenstein. >> no. no, so anxiety is when it's appropriately deployed is an evolutionary response, an adaptive evolutionary response, fight or flight response. in the state of nature if you are were being attacked by a sabre tooth tiger or enemy tribe. >> stephen: or a plate of gorgonzola. >> it would be incredibly a daive to have this response where your adrenaline starts firing and blood flows to your strong muscles and maybe you void your bowels. but that happens. >> stephen: sure. >> it lightens you to be able to unwill am-- run but the problem is for people that have anxiety disorder, and not just for people with anxiety disorders but for all of us in modern life, you are not often being chased by a sabre tooth tiger. but the same sort of physiological fight or flight response happens when your wife gets, you know, mysterious letter from her ex-boyfriend or when the boss look at you funny. and you have the same kind of fight or flight response and you end up kin kind-of-marinating in this stew of u

we have also heard terms like frankenste frankenste frankenstein and hydra. and check this out . . . so this is very topical. very relevant. >> i think paul's tweet is really having saying the u.s. has created a monster. we'll get into that. with bin laden dead, and it's top ranks on the run, president obama says that al-qaeda core has been decimated. he said the organization was on the path to defeat. but many analysts are highlighting a resurgence of al-qaeda. so how is al-qaeda evolved since 9/11? and does it still constitute a serious threat to u.s. national security? we're joined by a senior fellow at the foundation for defense of democracies, and a prominent blogger and professor of history at the university of michigan, and former senior advisor at the state department who worked on digital diplomacy to the muslim world. juan how is the al-qaeda today different than the al-qaeda that attacked the u.s. on 9/11? >> well, in my view it's a mistake to refer to core al-qaeda and the affiliates as al-qaeda. the original al-qaeda was multinational and it made

. >> catching up with the new "frankenstein." >> you kept all the heart and soul of mary shelley's originaleavor. >> and on the red carpet on location with the stars at the sundance film festival. >> everyone's here to celebrate independent film. >> who's rolling off the red carpet now? welcome down the red carpet from park city, utah, and the sundance film festival. i'm rachel smith. every january, hollywood descends on this mountain community to celebrate the world of independent moviemaking. for 30 years, audiences have been introduceded to some of the most groundbreaking films, and this year is

the chance - a frankenstein monster. it will challenge your ability to function. so at the beginning of it i was not responding to medication. everybody, you know, you find out everybody is an individual. i tried a variety. >> tell me the difference between who i'm seeing sitting in front of me for half an hour and a year ago. now, looking at you, i'm not sure i could detect. >> you would detect, because i would be fighting that and that is more than just the trem junior you were fighting. because it's tremor, you are all the time conscious of it, trying to control it and it wearing you down. >> i can move and do things about 100% of who i was. i'm 71 though. >> so the deep brain stimulation itself - tell me about that procedure. >> i was in my '60s by that point. i'm 71 now. and there was there was this window, you know, cut off at 70 when you can have this operation and have a good chance of success. so the way not to fight it is to keep it to yourself. and i've seen - and i saw people at the neurologist's office who had it, that had been let out of gaol. i want

lone survivor, the net job, frozen, and jack ryan shadow recruit, and i frankenstein earned $8 millioner getting panned by the critics. that will do it for abc 7 news at 9:00. thank you so much for joining us. our next newscast is at 11:00 over on abc 7! >> coming up on swirl, frank will join us about uganda that will imprison l. g. b. t. people. >> two people doing amazing things. >> and jack rich. >> life is too short. >> to drink bad wine. >> all that and more coming up on swirl tonight. [music] welcome to swirl covering the lgbt and everyone in between show. i'm michelle your host. thanks so much for joining us tonight. it's our very first show of the year however we'll have tons and tons of shows for you for the entire year.

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"i, frankenstein" groaned making it a certified bomb. >>> jonah hill hosted "snl" where his wolf of wallgoing to help you be less nervous? >> yeah. >> yeah, sure, we can do it. >> all right. >> thanks. ♪ >> and i'm veronica de la cruz. this is "early today." we hope it is your first stop of the day on nbc. [ grunts softly ] [ ding ] i sense you've overpacked, your stomach. try pepto to-go. it's pepto-bismol that fits in your pocket. relief can be yours, but your peanuts... are mine. [ squirrel ] it's pepto to-go. >>> leading the news from the bbc, ukraine justice minister and state of emergency warning, this after dozens of protesters stormed the ministry building in kiev on sunday adding another government building to the several already occupied by the opposition. >>> in usa today, italy's mt. etna erupts. europe's most active volcano erupted over the weekend with smoke and spectacular lava streams. the eruption temporarily closed a local airport. >>> and some stories you may have missed, a penn state altoona student is charged with possessing weapons of mass destruction and risking ca

neil: there is no danger like frankenstein?no >> i have been doing this i have had cancer.l: you argue if you were aware you would not have gotten it. >> i don't think so. neil: you said that in your book unless you live. [laughter] >> i did not lie. [laughter] i don't think i would have gotten cancer if i knew then but i knew i a have estrogent dominance. like all the fox girls but the depletes of for just thrown first that is the anti-carcinogenic component of our whole model -- for model 70. when you don't have the cancer protector part you are left unprotected. was very low and did not know its. if women read this it would be like changingen -- life changing. >> what is the percentage? >> i own is. [laughter] when you are an entrepreneur you throw things against the wall and hope thoughtazi something sticks. neil: you look great. i am too young for this. is the name of the book. >> i always in my ear that you came in and it made me love you. neil: the new number people want is 780 and above now they're looking at the credits for. -- score neil: and pd does not matter if

"i frankenstein" with an updated take on the horror classic. dr.ality. >> if frankenstein was real, if he really did animate a human, would it help you to study it? >> yes, absolutely. it would have to be over 200 years old now. there would be nothing left but a few brit willing bones. >> it's the first and only one of its kind, dr. wade. >> who's to say how long such a subject might live? >> believe it or not, it was not made available for prescreening by the media, so there are no critic reviews yet. not even rotten tomatoes. however, 92% of people do want to check out this movie. sound like a great premise, i'll say that much. you wonder if they didn't put it out for review because they're worried what credit he cans might say. >> next up, in limited release "enemies closer," jean claude van dam, pairs up two sworn enemies who have to work together to escape a ruthless drug cartel hell-bent on retrieving a drug shipment that disappeared there. >> getting a solid 71% on rot ton tomatoes but critics are sharply divided. "new york times" writes, mr

you know some frankenstein monster but it can be if conflicts of interest causes two parties to. spread away from each other in terms of actual interest what i'm doing with big quine initially is i'm creating mechanisms to smooth out the volatility and allow people to take positions on it for it's over start. the c.e.o. made a very interesting and apparently very good decision to accept because he got one hundred thirty thousand dollars worth of orders over a hundred orders almost all new orders new customers and this isn't the first day that's actually very good business decision but when he gets that in excess pick corn because it is still very volatile so either he has to try and exchange all that for us dollars or he has to write the volatility up even if it ends up going higher volatility is very. very dangerous you know makes you know as big as the c.e.o. so what products do is allows him to take that exposure and hedge it so he can lock into a u.s. dollar value with his big corns or euro value japanese yen chinese renminbi any of over a dozen currencies you know that's one

neil: it's not like a frankenstein deal? >> i've been doing this for a long time.: that's so true. and so i wouldn't have. [laughter] >> i don't think i would have gotten cancer if i knew then what iknow now. i was estrogen dominant and what that means is that curvy women with big boobs and all of tha all of these fox girls. [laughter] and what happens is it s an anti-carcinogenic component of our hormonal symphy. when you don't have thecancer protective park may part from you rest on protected and i was very low on progestene, but i didn't know it. if women resist, it will be life-changing for them in the women that they were wet. neil: how many die masters did you sell? >> we stopped counting at 10 million. [laughter] neil: that's amazing. >> when you're an entrepreneur, you burst of cursed up at the wall and you hope something sticks. neil: you look wonderfu >> i always admire that you came and you made me love you. [laughter] neil: forget a perfect 10. the new number guys want a 780 and above. sorry, kate neil: beauty doesn't matter as long as your finances are

i, frankenstein, ipass. dallas buyers club is worth checking out. it has been checking -- it has been playing since november. it is picking up audiences. >> thank you. next, the fbi mob bus that has connections to the movie goodfellas. >> a consumer alert about the neiman marcus security breach. a data breach may have affected more than a million cards. the retailer discovered malicious software attending to steal information from shoppers at neiman marcus. 2400 cars were used fraudulently. online shoppers were not affect. tonight.th alert the fda is investigating the safety of caramel coloring found in soft drinks. this comes after a recent study found some levels of a chemical linked to cancer. doctors are weighing in. coming up.owl is americans will stock up on sodas. is it bad for your health? after a new study, the fda is looking into the caramel coloring in soft drinks. likes consumer should be aware that the soft drinks they drink contain caramel color. everyone we tested did have the presence of carcinogens. byproduct formed in the making of

"i, frankenstein" was a total flop. it was the only wide release debut over the weekend.ou ever wonder how movies control the weather, like how you get a blizzard going during a scene? here is the man who makes the snow. >> mother nature is pretty unpredictable. a lot of times when they think they're going to have snow, all of a sudden she does not come through. we are standing by to make sure it happens. we built a truck all the snow maker truck. we chip and shape block ice at a rate of 800 pounds a minute. it comes blasting out of this hose. and then we paint everything with the ice. that is what snow is -- frozen particles of ice. sometimes it is extremely warm, and we need to hold it for a couple of days so we use something like and so we use water sculpts or high-expansion snow foam. there are many materials we use depending on the application and circumstances. >> tells about using snow honeymoon -- snow in the movies. "fargo" used your snow. >> "fargo" was an interesting movie. about half of that motion picture is man-made snow. we were up in minnesota, and they ha

. >> when i was a kid young frankenstein it was a classic. >> in your book you explain why the horses >> well, i didn't find out either until later. mel brooks i asked him why they whined. he said bluker in german means glue. he didn't tell anyone. >> bluker. >> he's a crazy guy. but you can't be crazy making a movie. very. >> we were completely focused you and victor were. >> yes, say it. my boyfriend. >> what was the most fun? >> i suppose the mel brooks flims. >> good night. >> good night. >> it is so funny to be here with you after seeing you all this time. >> that is not a complement it is just the truth. >> i'm sorry i took it as a complement. >> nice to see you. thank you for coming. i'm delighted to be on this show with you. >> good night. >> good-bye, rhoda. >> still to come, hide the kids. my pal jon stewart. things get wild. >> i'm appreciative of the fact that he has tried to re-engage the regulatory mechanism of the government. >> that is way over my head. >> and you6'5". moments away. ♪ sing polly wolly doodle all the day ♪ ♪ hah >>> one of our favorite guests over the y

frankenstein get his hands on our healthy patients. they'll call this progress and move on to another victim. >> well happen -- well happy new year. >> i was gone a week. >> did you watch the inauguration? >> yes. >> bob did a great job with you and had to walk home at 5:00 a.m. because there was nobody to pick you up. couldn't get a cab. >> it cost $4 a minute. >> that's what happens when de blasio took over. >> first guy heard is you, the rich. >> wasn't it nypd cop that recognized you? >> police were helpful. kimberly did a terrific job. it was complicated. believe me when i tell you. the dump all over government -- it's funny. nobody likes government unless they need it or use it. if you ask people who are fa farmers if they want the subsidies, they'll say yes. senior citizens want social security? yes. if you ask about government, looking in the face of stuff you're hearing, of course you're negative about it. last time they were positive was 50 years ago. >> let me ask kimberly. somebody you know was applauding de blasio, mr. new

frankenstein. don't make new bodies out of dead bodies.e a donut and put it in the cereal. >> it is not a flavor. it is a donut. >> it is delicious. >> a donut is a conduit for something else. >>> hello, everyone. i'm coyle, along with bob beckel, eric boling, dana perino and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." well, we are three days away from the big game, and "the five" will be kicking off the weekend with you tomorrow from super bowl boulevard in times square. more than 100 million americans are expected to watch the denver broncos take on the seattle seahawks on sunday at 6:30 p.m. more than 400,000 tourists will come to the new york city area. uplifting, isn't he. we all know

that is a great basketball story about frankenstein and hitler but i will say that.ennis rodman i kind of feel bad for him in the end. i think he says i am practicing diplomacy but the big difference is ping-pong diplomacy had a huge framework behind it of political good will. and a very active framework. that does not exist. the chinese are very busy to use send positive signals the whole year. we did not get them all. they actually released a dying priest in 1971 as a signal the you compare that to north korea, that would be that easy low hanging fruit to show political goodwill but it has not have been. i am afraid what dennis rodman is up to is more about reviving his own career than anything else. >> thank you. [applause] at the time the cia had really taken a beating. they had been through grueling hearings before congress of the lew should be blamed for 9/11 and if the cia failed to do share information or name individuals with the fbi that may have foretold of or allowed them to investigate the plot of land 11. -- 9/11. the cia was buffeted by these particula

i wanted to get two of 'em on each side like a frankenstein bolt, and me and him had worked a deal, anding back to him. and we kept going around for about two months. he said he was gonna pay somebody else to run 'em. i said, "well, you just need to give me my money back." and he didn't want to do it. so -- so i went for the [ bleep ] >> parker has been in trouble before. at another prison, he nearly strangled an inmate to death. he's serving a life sentence for murdering his step-mother and almost killing his father. >> i went and rang the doorbell. when they opened it, i shot 'em at point-blank range. a lot of people, you know, they villainize me for that, but like i said, i grew up with parents that didn't give a [ bleep ] about me, and i'm not trying to excuse my behavior. i wasn't racist until i started landing in jails and in prisons and kept getting jumped on over and over again. then i became racist. and i wear it proudly. i got the swastikas, and i got the schutzstaffel bolts. >> steven parker is crazy. he's a nut. i mean, no more, no less. he's not a person that's very intelli

a great basketball story about frankenstein and hitler but i'll save that one. rodman -- i don't know. i kind of feel bad for dennis rodman in the end. i think he says i'm practicing basketball diplomacy just like ping-pong diplomacy. the difference is that as i found out, ping-pong diplomacy had a huge framework of political good will behind it and very active framework. that doesn't exist, and the chinese were very busy sending positive signals that whole year leading up -- we didn't get them all. one interesting comparison, they actually released a dying priest, the chinese in early 1971 as a signal. you compare that to the north koreaian dream of kenneth bae, who is also in ill health. that would be a very easy low-hanging fruit to show plate cat good will. hasn't happened. i'm afraid what dennis rodman is up to is probable my more to do with reviving his own career than anything else. >> well, thank you so much. >> here's a look at some books being published this week.

frankenstein flopped with a mere $8.3 million earned.ride along reigned victorious earning $21 million in its second weekend. the navy seal drama lone survivor earned $12.6 million this week. the real winner will be if we get some rain this week. >> yeah, i think we will. i'm about to dust off the radar because we haven't needed it in quite a while and we have two storms on the way this week, both tuesday, just a few light and spotty showers but potentially a more significant system coming in late wednesday and into thursday, we'll have to watch that, we could see perhaps as much as a half inch. >> that's good news brian. well that's it for kron4 news at 8:00. stay connected and get the latest developments at kron4.com or download one of our apps. see you at 11. bye. (wfts.ecl) the great american novel. so you can happily let life get in the way, while planning for tomorrow. so you can finish the great american novel banking for the life you have investing for the life you want chase. so you can >>> what's next for justin bieber after ge

. >> when i was a kid, young frankenstein, classic.rself -- was >> i am frabluko. >> in your book you explain why the horses whine, tell us. >> well, i didn't find out either until later. many years later mel brooks, i i asked him why theyntil winnieed and he said because bluker in german means glue. >> nobody knew that. sai >> he didn't tell anybody. >> that is unbelievable. isn't it funny?ue >> bluker. [horse neighing. [. >> we were completely unfocused. >> you and victor were. >> yes, yes. say it! he was my boyfriend. >> thinking back over your extraordinary life and it was extraordinary, what was most fun? >> oh, i suppose the mel brooks films. >> good night. >> good night.>> g >> it's so funny to be hereght with you after seeing you all this time. >> thank you ms. bleacherman. >> nice to have you here. >> that's noter a compliment, that's the true. >> i'm sorry i took it as it a compliment. >> it could have been. it could be. >> nice to see you. thank you i'm delighted to be on this show with you. >> goodbye, phyllis. [ laughter ]

nosotros, no se emocionen, en casita, te invitamos a ganarte 20 boletos para ver la pelÍcula i frankensteinpara traernos consejos, para que de alguna manera si es su caso, usted recupere a su hijo, buenos dÍas a ambos, gracias por estar con nosotros. >>> buenos dÍas. >>> ayer decÍamos nosotros que es difÍcil poder entender a un padre que dice, es que ya no puedo controlar a mi hijo. mi hijo se me fue de las manos, quÉ puede llevar a los padres a perder el control de su propio hijo? >>> sÍ. es difÍcil entenderlo, y hay muchos justin bieber en nuestra casa, de los que estÁn escuchandÓ. esto comienza desde temprano, los primeros 5 o 7 aÑos, es importante en crear la relaciÓn estrecha con los hijos. >>> los primeros cuÁntos? >>> 5 o 7 aÑos, acuÉrdate, es cuando inculcas valores y principios al hijo, tienes que atenderlo, darle de comer, cuidarlo, limpiarlÓ, y crea el lazo emocional importante, y recibir lo correcto y lo no correcto en la sociedad. entonces, el control sobre tus hijos, nunca lo tienes, tienes que aceptar eso. tienes el control sobre consecuencias que estableces a tus hijos de ac