i just feel like putting you in here is giving you some peace and quiet. >> i just feel like -- >> punch them out if you need to, because you're not going to hurt your hands or feet doing that. not like you would kicking this steel door. you know, one thing that i could suggest that you do is you need to get paper ready. you sit down and write all of your stuff down on paper. it helps a lot, trust me, it does. because it helps you really get it out. put it on paper and you can actually go back and read it. >> i never thought about that. >> yeah, try doing that. your thoughts, everything you feel. >> that is like writing a story. >> yeah, like a story, it is a nice way to put down the feelings that you have. >> and you will come and read it? >> yeah, i'll come and read it. >> appreciate you coming to me. >> you're welcome, thank you mr. kimbley for at being all disruptive for me, and everything else. i figured i would just give you some peace and quiet, and figured that is what you needed. and i'll come back and talk to you, okay? thank you. >> with most of the inmates that don't cause an

and i feel worried about them but i don't feel very scared because you know in my life i also face violence because i've been able to fail is how it's like. you can't get. in the bella. palace i'm dangerous all because of people live in the palace because i really think that's happening they. don't do is out there the police are there there is a war. you need someone who will knows the area and i have contacts on a lot of palace. and you know when i see the cow the cute thing would please email me of a student up a solo because they want i cannot avail of whole can go the same place i mean i was lost you tell me a whole lot of the mill pie here knowing stuff and she and she will not jewels and will handle her that's missing the scale of the budget poke out a kind of infamy he will not corage the humor will kill the bear to give us a fish course the beauty of the alpha can squash could you do that dysfunctional thing its own name for there are five of us a little searching would say feel my plays a kill move closer to mush that are saying get it cameron will deploy sridevi name corbett apple

and i feel worried about them but i don't feel very scared because you know in my life i also face violence cause i've moved on from palestine as well. you can't get. in the bella. palace i'm dangerous because of the people live in the palace because everything that's happening they. don't do is out there the police are there there is a war. you need someone will knows the area and i have contacts on a lot of palace. and you know when i see the cow they keep going with please email me of a play us you can look a solo because they want to kind of available you can go to the same place the males lost it's a medical fault of the mill perry here knowing stuff and children and children will i handle her that's missing the scale of the budget poke out a kind of infamy and he will not clarity humor will kill the bear to give us a fake of course the beauty of the elf you can squash could you believe that this film channels say it so maybe there are five of us a little less if you'll know my plays a kill move closer to watch that i think it is cameron will deploy sridevi name corbett apple care list

and i feel worried about them but i don't feel very scared because of you know in my life i also face violence because i've been able to fulfill as you know it's like. you can't get a. in the bella. palace i'm dangerous because of the people live in the palace because i really think that's happening they. don't do is out there the police are there there is a war. you need someone who will knows the area and i have contacts on a lot of palace. and you know when i see the cow they keep going with please email me off with us you can look a solo because they want to cannot avail of you can go the same place i mean i lost it on medical front of the mill pi he knowing stuff and children and children will i handle will have this missing this kid and up agin poke out a kind of infamy he will not clarity to michael till there give us a fake of course the beauty of the alpha can squash the deal that this film should also get domain for here are five of us a little less if you know my plays a kill move closer to wish that i think it is camera deployed reading the name corbett apple care less tha

and i feel worried about them but i don't feel very scared because you know in my life i also faces violence cause i've been able to come fellas when i was like. you can't get enough of bella. cabela's i'm dangerous all because of people who live in the palace because i really think that's happening to. drug dealers out there the police are there there is a war. you need someone who knows the area and i have contacts. a lot of dallas. you know when i see the cow taking the thing with please e-mail. us you're going up to solo because they want to kind of avail of. the same place i mean i've lost it on medical front of the mill perry here now a long time. and children and children will i handle mother's business and up agin folk out of kind of thing i mean are we not clarity humor will kill back to give us a fake of course the beauty of the alpha can squash the deal a little that this film channels say it so maybe there are five of us a little less if your mama plays a kiln in closets in which there are same kid a camera deploys reading the name clothes but apple care less that i'm out of so t

i feel like i've failed them i really do. >> it's hard to be on the verge of feeling like you might not in it. >> we did whatever we had to to survive and never let any of them up there know what it took. in seven years people got bonuses. >> i just feel like i failed >> you are not a failure >> well, i want to stop feeling that way >> that's why i'm here >> for lots of folks, obviously, vulnerability doesn't come easy. it takes a lot of courage to really open up and own your story. take the guys from flex watches. their original line consists of a variety of watches in different colors each representing a different cause like cancer or hunger. a portion of their sales would go to that charity, but oddly, they drifted away from it. >> where is the charity angle on this generation? >> a lot of people don't realize we still do the charity aspect >> i think this is a total mess. it doesn't feel on point with brand. if you have a mission, you should stick to your mission >> i soon learned that one of the guys, trevor, was the reason that they had gotten away there their original mission tha

had been appointed i . feel some of them i don't know shall be glad about us for a heavy bag of food. that he. has no milk just yet but i must want to. yes because despite. the of the. event is to unleash the lawyers brazilian jiu-jitsu comes in rafael a silva says winning the gold medal is a dream come true. for a fallacy of the room to be infamous if he goes slumming one of three or four especially with the father and literally shooter club when she was going to get her away from the violence and the drugs. to make the memory then start from i was yeah i okanagan who was always talking vs change for me i shall die while i'm away the level of abuse on to you guys as i can see if you can make no five of them are struggling with have been put in for without no fight. here or we feel some in the pharmacist or most of our inspirational for the promise that in. our skies this isn't simple just a mouthful theo's one just says i've often wanted to add because. i don't think it's not just i eat them up i'm going to jap

and i feel worried about them but i don't feel very scared because you know in my life i also face violence because i've been able to from palestine as well. you can get. in the bella. palace i'm dangerous because of the people who live in the palace because i really think that's happening they. don't do is out there the police are there there is a war. you need someone will knows the area and i have contacts on a lot of palace. and you know when i see the cow the key thing would please him and let me have a clear signal up to solo because they want to kind of avail of. the same place i mean i've lost it on their whole front of the mill pie knowing stuff and children and children will i handle this missing this kid up agin poke out a kind of infamy and he is not corage humor will kill the bear to kill us if they could force the beauty of the alpha to squash the deal will that this film should also its own name for here are five of us a little mr g. plus if you'll know my plays a kill move closer to watch that i think it is camera deploys readers seem close but apple care less that i'm out o

and i feel worried about them but i don't feel very scared because of you know in my life i also face violence because i've been able to call fellas now it's like. you can't get enough of bella. cabela's i'm dangerous all because of people who live in the valley because everything that's happening they. don't do is out there the police are there there is a war. you need someone who will knows the area and i have contacts i'll be a lot of from dallas. and you know when i see the cow they keep going with please e-mail. us you're going up to solo because they want to kind of avail of. the same place i mean i've lost it on medical front of the mill perry knowing that. and children and children will i handle her that's missing the skid and up agin poke out a kind of ink i mean he is not clarity still michael campbell there will give us a fake of course the beauty of the alpha can squash the deal build up this film channel thing you know maybe a pill or five of us a little less if your mama plays a kill nuchal are such a wish that i think it is cameron will deploy sridevi name close but app

i didn't feel very racial. things i look back and i realize i was being treated a certain way, like how i speak about in the schools. i didn't feel very racial until i was around like 11, 12 years old and then, you know, getting harassed by police and assaulted and treated a certain way. and that's when i started to identify with the aggression and the anger in hip hop. and that's when i found hip hop and when i really fell in love it with. >> is there anything or are there things that you are pulled through from your love and study of rock into your performance as hip hop artists? >> 100%, yeah. so on this album, i have a song called "home wrecker," it's my favorite record. and it's one that i produced, i made the beat from a weezer sample. and weezer is just one miff favorite bands growing up. and i was lucky enough to get river's cuomo, the lead singer of weezer on the track. i think that's a little bit of a new energy for hip hop. my entire style i bring to it is just the attitude that is the genesis. hip h

i was two scores are —— up and i feel confident i would have won. i feel bad about the injury. riddled with injuries all year. it isa riddled with injuries all year. it is a hard way to go out. but i feel like it is my time, so i'm really happy. so one dream comes true at the judo but what happens you meet your sporting idol? do you show your excitement or play it cool? well, one fan had his best day ever when he went to watch gareth bale train ahead of wales' match against austria on saturday. take a look. lovely pictures. and a great day for curtis. that is nearly at from sportsday. just a reminder of our top story. liverpool have a greed of the £440 top story. liverpool have a greed of the {a40 million for alex oxlade—chamberlain from arsenal. that's all from sportsday. there'll be more sport here on bbc news throughout the evening. it is by from me for now. i will see you later. hello, you're watching bbc news. just wanted to bring you some latest pictures concerning the impact of all that flooding in the states. these are the latest pictures from port arthur in texas, belie

and i feel worried about them but i don't feel very scared because you know in my life i also face violence because i've been able to come fellas when i was little. you can't get enough of mail and. cabela's i'm dangerous all because of people who live in the balance because i really think that's happening they. don't do is out there the police are there there is a war. you need someone who will knows the area and i have contacts on a lot of valleys. and you know when i see the cow they keep going with please email me of a you can look a solo because they want to i cannot avail of you colorful can go the same place i mean i was lost you tell me a whole lot of the mill pie here knowing stuff and she and she will not jewels and will handle her that's missing the scale of the budget poke out a kind of infamy and he is not hard to kill michael campbell that could give us a fish course the beauty of the alpha can squash could you do that this film should also its own name for there are five of us a little known for gene plus if you'll know my plays a kill move closer to wish that i think it is c

i feel like i would have a conversation with someone like you. i started having a conversation with so many people of color, black, white people and we were changing. >> yeah. >> our place a lot of us were changing and we saw barack and michelle in the white house. that wasn't being reflected and i started feeling like there was an opportunity to have a conversation about where we are now -- >> you say we were changing, we who? the country? black culture. >> black culture. >> okay. >> i looked around and felt like the kids, what i remember being a black kid growing up was not what my kids were. like that was not what i remember it would have been and then at the same time, i looked around at the situation that i had sort of brought them up in, they had a lot of white friends and things like that and those white kids were a little more black than i remember. [ laughter ] >> and so i was like my kids were a little less. >> yeah. >> and the white kids were a little more and there was an ishness to it. i'm the dinosaur. this is a story because i'm so

i hope you're happy, derrick, knowing you hurt my feelings. >> what? use you had to act out and interrupt my show, now i don't have time to do my nasa segment. >> not your nasa segment! >> seth: yeah, i can't do it! >> oh, no. >> seth: and it's your fault. >> god, you've been talking about the nasa segment for weeks. >> seth: yeah. >> oh, my god, what a fool i am. [ light laughter ] i'm sorry. i didn't bean to interrupt your nasa segment. >> seth: you didn't bean to? >> i didn't mean to. i just -- i guess i just wanted to impress my friends. and you know, nobody -- [ audience aws ] yeah. [ laughter ] nobody even used to know that i existed before. now, when i act out or when i speak truth to power, which is -- that's what i was doing before with the t-shirt, speaking truth to power. >> seth: that's not what that means. >> when i speak truth to power now, people actually pay attention to me. i'm afraid if they knew the real me, and stuff that i actually like, they'd think i was a spazz. >> seth: derrick, the real you is always cooler than anyone you coul

i feel i failed them. i really do. 's hard to be on the verge of feeling like you might not believe in it. we did whatever we had to to survive and never let any of them up there know what it took, or a customer... in seven years, people got bonuses. we didn't get paid. i just feel like i failed. you are not a failure. well, i want to stop feeling that way. well, that's why i'm here. for lots of folks, obviously, vulnerability doesn't come easy. it takes a lot of courage to really open up and own your story. take the guys from flex watches. their original line consisted of a variety of watches in different colors, each representing a different cause, like cancer, or hunger. and a portion of their sales would go to that charity. but oddly, they drifted away from it. lemonis: where's the charity angle on this generation? a lot of people don't realize we still do the charity aspect. i think this is a total miss. it doesn't feel on point with the brand. if you guys have a mission, you should stick to your mission. i soon le

and i feel worried about them but i don't feel very scared because you know in my life i also face violence cause i've been able to come fellas when i was little. you can't get enough of bella. cabela's i'm dangerous all because of people who live in the balance because i really think that's happening they. don't do is out there the police are there there is a war. you need someone will knows the area and i have contacts on a lot of dallas. and you know when i see the cow they keep them with please email me of a student up a solo cause they want to kind of avail you colorful can go the same place i mean i walk you tell me a whole lot of the mill pie the knowing that she and she will not jewels and will handle her this missing the skid and up agin poke out a kind of infamy and he is not hard to kill michael kill the bear give us a fish course the beauty of the alpha can squash could you do that to some channel say its own name for there are five of us a little mouse or gene plus if your mama plays a kill michael are such a wish that our sake it is cameron will deploy sridevi name but apple g

i feel i held my own, i feel i was close. i feel it was 5-4 i feel i was close.belt to see what was what. helped england lead 17 five approaching the break. england women's rugby club captain sarah hunter has insisted defeat to new zealand in the world cup final will not define the success of her fight. hunters that she is immensely proud of what the red roses have achieved. a lot of tries and a very hard—fought a lot of tries and a very hard —fought spectacle out a lot of tries and a very hard—fought spectacle out there. that is what we want. the standard of the women's game right now. we need other people to realise that. it is fantastic that i realise we have shown that tonight. andy murray will miss the final tennis grand slam of the year, the us open, after withdrawing through injury. he's struggled with his hip and hasn't played since wimbledon last month but said "it's too sore" to win the tournament, which starts tomorrow. it's the first time murray has withdrawn from a grand slam for more than four years. murray was striking the ball well in his practice

i feel like i'm making a smart choice. then we thought it would be a good idea to show them "austin powers" 1 and 2. >> seth: uh-huh. >> so i was like hanging out with the kids. everyone's like, "oh, no." but, like, we were hanging out and someone was talking and pearl just like brought up a penis pump. i was like, "how do you know what a penis pump is?" she was like, "austin powers!" [ laughter ] >> good job, mom. >> seth: yeah, that's not a kid's movie. >> nope. >> your 3-year-old -- ours is coming up on two. is it a cute age, three? do you like -- very verbal? >> oh my god, they're so -- are you getting the cute verbals? >> seth: we're getting a little. the beginnings of words, yes. >> does he have like words that you can't stop making him say? >> seth: no. it's more like everything is "that." he's just constantly "da!" "da!" guide. [ laughter ] in a minute he wakes up, you'd say, "how are you?" he goes, "da!" "da!" you're like, okay, let's just get on with it. >> it's only going to get better from here on out. we had --

so make me feel better, friendo. do it. >> ipeating a problem any special. if you'll permit me. >> my feelings were so deeply hurt in many ways that if i couldn't get it out with comedy, it was a waste of time. >> i, you know, it's basically, you know, what i really feel like i got from my family was low self-esteem, which it runs deep. it started with my grandparents. they lived in this condo in florida, death wish village. >> but the laugh is over and that's a pain again. >> comedian robin williams was found dead this morning inside his northern california home. his publicist says of late williams had been battling severe depression. he was 63 years old. >> there's no more painful realization that the other side of whatever comic genius is is sometimes this, that with that sensitivity, that with that love, that with that mental agility comes a heart too heavy to live, a heart that becomes so heavy that it chooses not to go on. it's horribly sad. >> he beat depression because that's what comics do, we beat depression. but he ha

i didn't feel comfortable. of compliments, "oh, man, that's a good look on you." i said, "you know what? i think it is." >> rose: then it didn't feel comfortable not to have it. >> right. so i sleep in mine. >> rose: you don't! let me remind everybody, "gary clark jr.: live north america 2016." >> rose: john mayer is here, the seven-time grammy award winner has sold more than 30 million records worldwide. he has shared the stage with guitar great like b.b. king and eric clapton. clapton calls him a master guitar player. he returns with his first album in four years. it is called "the search for everything." i am pleased to have john mayer for the first time. welcome. >> thank you. >> rose: it was so good that you had to release it in stages. >> i believed in the songs that i thought they deserved to be seen without distraction, either the barrier to the entries of so many songs all at once, or other music coming in, and sort of-- or their being so many songs-- songs that aren't that great. a couple of extra song

that i. feel really good sex don't want to get bit. on all. in there. like what it did. isis militants have just shown to patrol base on the left and right demonise this compound. enemy of truth and most of us both you don't because. the rhythm. here in the. troops of militants have joined forces. those groups elusive to clear their determination so independent to some extent in the philippines. even after two months of such. keeps finding shouldn't weapons and explosives. no big. areas where civilians used to live on a daily occurrence. not for the fun. i know it. is a busy day. to see him. walking dead. in the fisher says he doesn't. even. now know what. he's running and that's. i think. we're all. right. yeah yeah. yeah yeah but i don't know. about. that. but you got to also see. it on the almost all a lot of big. but. needy not my job and we need to get it but you are lying is futile when i still get. the. name oman steimle home or does you know. me i didn't think you meant that you couldn't s

if i feel good, i'm going to play. i don't feel good, i'm not going to go out and play. >>> world series is on our mind, too. max at seven innings alone. max couldn't get the win because we go to extra innings tied at 2. and that's the 11th inning. bases loaded, never hit a grand slam in his career until tonight. he's so excited. 6-2 the final. >>> the game started yesterday finishing up today thanks to the rain. d.c. united hosting rialsalt lake. it's picked up who fires and scores. he waists no time. united falls 1-0. >>> we have the pga championship coming up f school dates that we mentioned earlier in the broadcast. fair fax county students return to school monday august, 28th, not august 21st. and again, a complete list >>> some video to show you in mexico where tens and thousands of turtles have been crawling along a protected beach to lay eggs. anywhere from 100,000 to 200,000 marine turtles are expected to lay millions of eggs this year. this is part of their annual migration that started this month and go thro

trust me, i feel for you. i would -- i would have given you an "a" on that assignment just foreign during it. so "bittersweet harvest," this is a photograph of "bittersweet harvest," you can't see it that clearly. it opened at the national museum and it was composed of lightweight panels so it could travel all over the u.s., so it was affordable for other museums and community organizations to take on this exhibit. most of the objects stayed at the national museum. what the museum asked was that local organizations actually display their own, their own bracero history. so students at cal state, channel island with their professor jose alamio, decided to collect their own objects and display them along side. they decided to actually create panels about their own local oral history and displayed it alongside the national museum's, which was fantastic. we were also fortunate enough -- you can't really see it in the back there, there's bunk beds. there's bunk beds that we collected from a site, an old site where br

i don't hesitate to say what i feel but i have. my like. you know what i name them name them a few things about russia today you may not have read in the newspapers. and you see how people flock to hear that but they think it's even to the people themselves are hostile towards russia. one sided image of russia in the mainstream leads to concrete actions for instance trump is constantly coming under fire for alleged ties with russia ok but look at he's president bush the president's national security adviser who was actually forced to resign and that's after marriage she was maintaining dialogue with russian officials i'm wondering if this is actually going to turn into a mccarthy witch hunt against ministration just because they want to mend ties people have mentioned and people as a say distinguished stephen cohen who you may know. i'm not sure what's going to happen in the next thing because all of us senators don't feel that way. i don't know about our house of representatives but our senators many of whom i know don't feel this way. man

i feel like there's not enough people doing that. what, holding hands? yeah. me to hold your hand right now, you have got another thing coming! but i know what you mean. i think i've started seeing more people who've come out or whatever holding hands and all that kind of stuff. being public. but back then it wasn't such a big thing. no. what would your response be to people who don't agree with the way we have been brought up? why take the time out to sort of chastise somebody else's upbringing? maybe have a look at theirs first. i know. why even bother? i mean, we wouldn't do that other people. no, definitely not. and we've been very lucky in the sense that nobody has ever questioned it. yeah. definitely. but it'sjust... it's weird. there should be more love in the world, not any more hate. definitely. peace, man! oh, my god. good boy. i thinkjamie found it easier because he had so many friends in school. he was confident enough to say in his first introduction, "i amjamie and my mum's a lesbian." there are four years between jamie and me. maybe being the you

and weirdly-i don't feel tired from all the winning yet. ally don't. [ laughter ] the president has been very busy repealing and replacing his staff. most notably anthony scaramucci, the mooch, who ten days ago was named the white house communications director. today he's out of a job. fired on the morning. the new white house chief of staff john kelly started. scaramucci, last week he called a reporter at "the new yorker." you probably know he had a number of unflattering and filthy things to say about his colleagues reince priebus and steve bannon. president trump reportedly felt those comments were inappropriate. and you know, he's a very -- say what you like about him, very appropriate person. [ laughter ] so he fired scaramucci. and this is what's great about donald trump. every time he does anything you can find a tweet that contradicts it 100%. [ laughter ] here's one. "wow, was ted cruz disloyal to his very capable director of communications. he used him as a scapegoat, fired like a dog." well, woof. [ laughter ] it's unbelievable. i

even when i don't feel like going which is half the time, ooh, i don't feel like talking today. eave her office, i'm, like, oh, man, i'm so happy i did that for myself. it's an investment to me. i can go out into the world and know a little bit more about myself and handle external situations outside of my control which really is the reason i go to therapy which is how do i handle things out of my control which is a big question. >> rose: it's cool. the whole sense of how do i handle life? part of it, if i can get some help, i think kris kristofferson said whatever gets you through the night, if you can find some way that somebody or some person or experience that helps you understand where you are, what you are, who you are, then that's a good day. >> yeah. it's pretty priceless. it's apaysing, yeah. >> rose: and so are you. thank you. >> rose: thank you for come. are you kidding? this is amazing. thank you so much. >> rose: thank you. will you come back? >> yes, yes. let me see if my schedule -- yes, of course. thank you. >> rose: thank you for joining us. see you next time. >>

even when i do not feel like going, which is half the time. ffice, i am like, i'm so happy i did that for myself. it is an investment in me. then i can go out in the world knowing a little bit more about myself and knowing how to handle external situations outside of my control, which really is the reason i go to therapy. how do i handle things that seem like they are out of my control is my big question. charlie: i think it makes you a cool woman. the whole sense of saying -- [laughter] charlie: "how can i handle life?" if i could get some help -- whatever gets you through the night. if you could find some way that somebody and some person or experience that helps you understand where you are, what you are, who you are, then that -- then that is a good day. jessica: it is pretty priceless. it is amazing. charlie: and so are you. thank you for coming. jessica: are you kidding? this is amazing. thank you so much. charlie: will you come back? jessica: yes. let me see if my schedule -- yes, of course. charlie: see you next time. ♪ >> are you going

i feel like my innocence. i see it in my face. i feel good. don't got to worry about waking up feeling sick. >> and today barnes has more than just his health to be happy about. he received good news at a court hearing. >> i actually went to court today. and they released me on the two highest bonds that i have. >> barnes' bail was reduced from $26,000 to $3,250. a bondsman can get him out for on 10%f that amount. >> it's a blessing. from $2,500 to get out and now $300, $400 to get out. >> barnes is hopeful his family will be able to come up with the money. >> i got an 80% chance of getting out. i ain't gonna say no 90s because there ain't nothing guaranteed or whatever. but 80% chance i get out. >> kenneth jackson is also hoping for a change in environment. he spent most of the last three years in the jail's confinement unit and he'd like to move to general population. >> i've been -- i'm trying to go back to population. i'm supposed to talk to -- they're supposed to talk to me about it today. today is the confinement meeting. >> each week a t

. >> i feel great. i feel amazing. >> one thing i learned a long time ago from a tv guide. nobody at home cares that you're sick. >> you got to push through. >> they have their own -- >> are you sick? >> push through. >> when i don't want to be here. >> push through. >> when i got snot in my head. >> push through. >> i didn't say i wanted to be here, i love being here. >> tv guy years ago, everybody has their own problems at home. >> yes. >> they don't want to hear that you're sick. so, don't ever say that you're sick. >> but you started off by saying that. >> let's talk about other thing here, good question, do you sleep naked. >> i'm trying to make a point here. >> you made t i'm boarded by that one. >> here is mike's point, here is karen. broom. >> do you sleep snaked? >> yes, dow. >> do you sleep snaked? >> no. >> do you sleep snaked. >> i would like to more often, i have the three boys, but they say experts, that it may actually be good for your health? >> really, we will talk about that, so i guess you want people to get on immediately and say and what -- in which do

like, i feel everything. [ laughter ] i get like -- it's so dirty and hot. - it feels romantic. and i'm like, "am i falling in love?" [ laughter ] like i feel the total, the total opposite. >> seth: and have you been honest with your husband? have you told him that? >> yeah, just now! [ laughter ] i'm kidding. >> seth: i know you guys are very happy and you have two beautiful children. >> yes. >> seth: you were saying backstage, 12 and 13. >> 12 and 13. my daughter stella's 13, and my son nolan's 12. and i love being a mom. >> seth: and you -- i feel like you had -- you really took advantage of being a mom and doing really fun things with your kid. and when they were young, you sort of created sort of a fairy mythology for your children. >> i did. my daughter was really -- she just loved the whole world of fairies and gnomes and loved that whole thing. so i actually hosted fairy camp at my house where all these kids come for like a week and i would pass out appetizers, and they'd build like fairy houses in the back. >> seth: yep, here's a little fairy house t

it seems like grade inflation in a sense, i personally think if you are going to change education make it feelou are actually understanding the subject. my worry is when i talk to friends with kids who are older than mine is there's so much pressure to learn the facts and to pass the thing rather than knowing things which a different thing. i feel this is getting you more stress but are you understanding the world better? it's often said that children at school now, we are trying to train them to do jobs that don't even exist yet. how do we even know that we are teaching them the right things? i personally think that if you are going to get so stressed about something at that age you are going to have stress so much more as you are getting older anyway. i feel you should more as you are getting older anyway. ifeel you should protect youth more, rather than encouraging mental health issues at an early age that may get embedded for the rest of their lives. you have to test people somehow. it's difficult balance. everyone needs a little bit of stress and children do need to obviously try and achi