kevin roberts is the executive chairman at saatchi. you are all-black today. i love this phrase. gaged. what is your disengagement economy? kevin: i was at disneyland and everyone was engaged. you are either connected or sleeping. i am not seeing a lot of disengagement. the kids were engaged. they were multitasking like crazy. people love technology. more than that, people love people. you are still seeing fantastic parental relationship with kids. they are getting video on demand. brendan: our skepticism, it sounds like you are saying that is our version of what our parents and grandparents thought about rock 'n roll. kevin: i would -- we saw this great coke ad from the 60 -- from the 1960's. that is how you engaged. now you do it through facebook. tom: are we going to be dumber while we are engaged? i have blah blah blah, but i am not reading charles dickens. kevin: what a shame we lost all those horses and got into cars. tom: you are one of the best people in the world on this. are we going to be dumber with our multitasking? kevin: absolutely not. only the dumb people will get

robert) smooch, baby! (laughs) don't grab her. don't... (laughs) i'm ready, baby. kevin, no fondling. ave to commit to it. don't get your dentures locked up, guys. (laughs) i feel the fire. (barbara and robert laugh) i feel the fire. (mark) oh, lord. i'm gonna get ill. oh! (laughs) i didn't get there. (laughs) no, you have to hold it for just a second... all right. yeah? you gotta-- so you can get the full effect. (laughs) ohh! let's hold it, sweetie. ready? (laughing) hold it. you gotta hold it. a little longer. ohh! (laughing) yes! (laughing) yes. oh, my god. yes. (laughs) tasty. very tasty. ohh. ohh. (high-pitched voice) that's so disgusting. why did i have to see that? (laughs) that's so disgusting. did you feel anything? it worked. (barbara) oh, god. you definitely get a, uh, change in flavor. so the question is, who's feeling the chemistry and ready to invest in us? w--so do you have any sales of this stuff? wait, wait, wait. just for the record, i want to say... (chuckles) you know how when you kiss someone, it can change your feeling? this didn't change a thing. (men chuckling)

we did it again in 2005 at the institute and then we have robert and kevin and a whole series that have been with me on this from the start. they had done come to studies and so they told us three or more conversations and exponentially higher risks of alzheimer's, parkinson's and chronic traumatic encephalopathy and depression. so i called it a ticking timebomb and academic. so every time they hit the defense of linemen at the inception of a football play, it produces a low-level sub concussion hit. so you could have an offense of linemen walkout after playing the high school pro football with 10,000 hits none of which had been diagnosed and none of which the aggregate will certainly do much worse than the three knockout blows. and so what has changed? we do baseline testing we have better diagnostic techniques. but the bottom line is that it's not healthy and 50% of the mothers actually knew what this concussion crisis leads to. they can play any sport but not tackle football and the socioeconomics of football with change. it would be impoverished people who knew they were going to ge

and so then i started talking to this psychologist called kevin ducker and i think he told me about robert heir and then i started reading the dsm because i was interested in labels. >> host: which is? >> guest: the manual for mental disorders. it used to be a pamplet and now it is bigger than the biggest book on your shelf. 886 pages long. d i started looking through it and saw things like generalized anxiety disorder which you know was like a whole page, parent-child relational problems, i thought yup. arithmetic learning disorder? i was like yes. either i am much crazier than i thought i am i thought or maybe it isn't a good idea to diagnose yourself with mental disorders or maybe the profession has a strange desire to label what is normal human behavior as meanting meanting meanting -- mental disorders. i did notice psychopaths are not in there. but what is in there is anti-social personality disorder. but that is vaguely -- then i thought i should not worry about this going on right? that is the purpose of -- okay. good. i would like to meet critics of this. and i thought it would be

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kevin. >> we found someone with a vision. >> it will be 4-2 at the end of the second and 6-2 at the end of the third. >> john wall is also coming back. >> okay. robert burton. tim: what a great night in washington sports. put the babies to bed. alison: you need to get more excited. tim: get the bottle out and take it yourself. my babies are 18 years old. doug: we have good weather. get you to it. this starts with a live look at the weather by the lens of the h.d. weather bug camera at national harbor. you can see the low-angle sun off the potomac river there. it will be a nice evening. the winds will diminish and the cloud cover that is excessive now will diminish as well. we'll have a clear night around the area. we are going to find ourselves with the temperatures dropping somewhat in the overnight hours as well. low 50's in most areas by morning. we have northwest winds at 21 miles per hour. temperatures are starting to fall off in the mid-to-upper 60's at best around the area. that will drop throughout the evening. 61 at winchester. 63 in gaithersburg. 66 at andrews. the cool air to the north and the west of the area. warm air is hanging tough t

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