. >> jackie lou. >> reporter: his mom, twin sisters, and brother were there. >> graduating college means finally escaping the cycle of poverty that's troubled us for so many years. >> reporter: his mother needed no words to tell him what it meant. >> the first thing she said was, it was just a hug. like a really, really big hug. >> reporter: to really see the significance, we go back now to 2011. when we first met jackie. his mom was raising him and his three siblings on her own after hassing their father to gambling and alcohol. >> he would gamble all his money away. he wouldn't work. and by the time he left, he owed rent for almost a year. >> jackie's mom had to borrow money from her sister in china to get by. she spoke no english. jackie took charge. >> i was afraid of not getting fed, being homeless. >> he really is the man of the family. he wants to achieve something for himself and his family, he's going to figure out a way to do it. >> reporter: jackie found this low income housing for his family. he figured out how to get scholarships to private schools for himself and his siblin

. >> well, jackie lou became the man of the house when he was just a kid and then when he was 18, he said he wanted to go to college so he could support his family. >> now, he is a college grad and rising above. wendy has the story. at carl ton college. jackie lou did something that no one in his family has done. >> jackie liu. >> his mom, twin sisters and brother were there. >> graduate from college means finally escaping the cycle of poverty that has troubled us for so many years. >> his mother needed no words to tell him what it meant. >> first thing is that it was the hug. >> to really see the significance we go back to 2011 when we first met jackie. his mom was raising him as his three siblings on her own after losing their father to gambling and alcohol. >> he would gamble all money away and he wouldn't work. he owed rent for almost a year. >> jackie's mom had to borrow money from his sister in china to get by. she spoke no english. jackie took charge. >> enough to cover for a family of five. >> i was afraid of not getting fed. being homeless. >> he really is the man of the fam

. >> those four charities are the jackie robinson foundation, the lou gehrig foundation for als patients, the hall of fame's charity, and then derek jeter's turn 2 foundation. >> although he might be a yankee fan at heart, matt is really just a fan of baseball. [ up-tempo music playing ] clearly a kid with a bright future ahead of him. if you want to check out matt's blog, you can go to... or, for his video blog, search... >> it's no secret -- teens today are more stressed than ever. while we can't avoid things like grades, tests, and social pressures, we can learn to deal with the stress they cause. as emily reports, one technique is yoga. [ mellow music playing ] >> with me is brenda schnable. she's a yoga therapist. hi. how are you? >> hi, emily. >> so, what exactly is yoga? >> yoga is a mind-body practice that was crated about 8,000 years ago in ancient india. >> and how can yoga help us deal with stress? >> yoga helps you on a physical, mental, and emotional level, builds your self-confidence, and when you feel more confident physically and mentally, you don't get stressed out as ea

lou dobbs all over it live on the fox business network. cheri jacobus and jackie kucinich.re talking about how they could benefit, the economy continues to be lack luster, and the donald trump saying america isn't great, and echoing themes that matter to people. not details but the economic themes. >> they are themes and he's the one that people are hearing because that's what the media is covering. we have other candidates who have good economic messages, and i think the trump bubble is about ready to burst. he resonates to some people but as they look at his policies people have questions. i think what this does do is help the republican governors and former governors in the race who have had to govern states, they've had to balance budgets. they've had to fight for policies and come up with policies. charles: create jobs. >> creating jobs and keeping the state economies healthy. that's helpful to people like kasich and jeb bush and walker. it's to their benefit. charles: what do you think, jackie? >> one of the most interesting things about the trump phenomena is who he'