my kids are both toddlers but the criticism of kids no matter what they do is alarming. athena 115, all about honesty patience, accountability and unconditional love. those are the age of tweeting. >> sounds like a wise woman. >> wise woman indeed. >> general profiles of overbearing parent and more recently, the dolphin pairnt pat emerged. competition for top universities is more credit tough than ever. stanford only selected 5% of its applicants. quite the daunting task so how do parents know when they're getting it right without adding undue pressure? is it getting a nine-year-old to program computer software? what it takes to raise a successful and balanced child. ellen, digital media strategist to work with kids to use social media for social good. what a concept. dr. shimi kay, author of the dolphin way, an alternative to parenting in response to tiger parenting. an advocate of bilingual education as a tool for second and rebecca levy. white house champion for change with her work on youth education. dr. kang, it's all very subjective but generally in 2014 how do yo

so there's one out of four kids that are good kids and can be really good influences for kids that have lost their way. so we have to be careful with these images and social media. it may look like a problem that affects all kids. >> it's gender specific here. as adults, we think we can control our children, but when our children are 18, all we can do is pray that our daughters don't go down there and hope our -- >> kevin, let me disagree with you. in most cases those kids don't have the money to pay to go to cancun or panama city -- >> $600? >> if you want my money for college, you're going to play by my rules. i still have some level of control. >> with my daughter, there's no way in hell she's going there. but with my sons, i hope they have a great time and enjoy themselves. >> you want to respond? go ahead. >> i write about celebrities all day long and i'm analyzing song lyrics 24/7 and we have to get celebrities to stop saying, i'm not a role model. you are a role model. you're a public figure out in the public eye. if you're thinking about molly, they're thinking, i'm singing this

and get kids signed up into programs. symptom ago it was hard to get kids to play sports. we also want to make sure that kids are enrolling in core programs we have throughout the sky e city and one of the biggest things we want to do is provide transportation we know it's a challenge in the subsequent a challenge for our folks but we want to oh, you know, programs like kayaking like a rec and park department or katrero hill my transport kids out to lake merced to give them new and interesting experiences so transportation for us, is one of the biggest issues on the table. i'm open to any questions that you might have if there isn't something i've covered i'll get you that >> thank you superintendant those are very, very happy slides compared to the horrible ones before that. >> supervisor wiener. >> i know your picture selection was of children which is great but our rec and park department recreation is for all ages; right? >> it is, in fact, the katrero hill like the wellness program those are for families and seniors and that's our goal to expand that citywide so when

hunger and only 57 percent of kids actually eat lunch at schools and oftentimes kids will go off campus to escape the long lunch lines and they're first point of access is junk informed. in the background i background of this we also know about a few of the ucsf students are over weight and 10 percent of latino and african-american meet the fitness standards according to our data. so those kids that are is most vulnerable are the most stuffed by that junk food and starve. of course, hunger makes it hard for them to focus and learn and make the most out of school. one of the districts chief ideas to so close the gap and i believe in improving the aspects of our meals program taking the kids from being hunger will close that gap and the good news is the district is in agreement with that and the district wants to radically change it's food program and takes a magnifying glass to tour nutritions program in january of 2013 they brought in a vendor offering higher quality of food in their program and most recently and most important they engaged in a scale that resulted in wonderful road map

today it's for the kids.people because the power of the people don't stop. >> even though the decision to cut $68 million from classroom spending is final, protesters refuse to give up their fight. >> there's going to be 39 kids in my classroom because of those budget cuts. rahm emanuel needs to come down here and talk to the people, communicate with them. >> passionate debates over politics and policy. that's nothing new for mayor emanuel. >> when i was growing up, we were a family about politics. our family dinners were a slugfest over politics. it became so violent, and i mean violent, screaming, yelling. my grandfather would slam the table, that our german shepherd grabbed his hand because he was raising it towards my mother. my father took us out of the room and said, it's just a family dispute. >> each side is convinced that they're fighting for the survival of chicago's public schools. >> you cannot govern our communities and lock our voices out and say we know what's best for you. >> mr. mayor, where

i'm going to show you i am not a mentor but this morning our mentors were the kids our kids a quick round of applause (clapping) and finally i'm going to introduce adriana great name (laughter) just to show you he's made a great creative thing here (clapping) and he'll speak about that >> i made a game called save the earth. let's start. the background is the focus this morning and the error keys use the right and left to shoot at the met reiterate then it explodes and keep on doing that. i can't say this well but looufr. the vegetable and time ran out and there you go (clapping.) so just to finish up that's the sort of work the kids are doing they're playing and making games but learning about the computers along the way (clapping.) yeah. >> and last but not least we have some words for our mayor. >> (clapping) well, everybody welcome again to our california candy sciences i've citywide my share of astroids with the games i got to touch and feel greg and meg and alison thank you your staff for hosting us here today it's incredible to be here not only teaches as you what's going on in det

have smoked pot with their kids.inking? >> exactly. >> they're not thinking. >> everybody has cell phones. this photo on facebook isn't going to help you get a job. >> we got to take a break. >>> coming back, our closing thoughts with our studio audience after the break. ritis . but if you have arthritis, this can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain, and improve daily physical function so moving is easier. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour relief for many with arthritis pain. and it's not a narcotic you and your doctor should balance the benefits with the risks. all prescription nsaids, like celebrex, ibuprofen, naproxen and meloxicam have the same cardiovascular warning. they all may increase the chance of heart attack or stroke, which can lead to death. thischance increases if you have heart disease or risk factors such as high blood pressure or when nsaids are taken for long periods. nsaids, like celebrex, increase the chance of serious skin or allergic react

so there's three out of four kids that are good kids that can be really good influences for these kidshat have lost their way. we have to be careful. it may look like it's a problem that affects all kids, but it's -- >> gender specific here. as adults we think we can control our childrenment all we can do is pray our daughters don't go down there. >> let me disagree with you. in most case, most kids don't have the money to pay to go to cancun or panama city. if you want my money for college, you're going to play by my rule sfwls my daughter, there's no way in hell she's going there. with my sons, i hope they have a great time. >> oh boy. >> here's the thing -- >> you want to respond? >> i write about celebrities all day long and i'm analyzing song lyrics 24/7 we have to get celebrities to stop saying i'm not a role model. these young kids are looking at you singing about molly. if this celebrity is singing about sdi sor, why don't i try it. >> there's a developmental issue here that's going on. you mentioned millennials. it's taking everybody a lot longer to grow up. so we have this em

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those kids say lift every voice and sing. all of a sudden, someone else remembers those words and it comes down. one day as a single dad would tootle girls 12 and -- two little girls now grown up and making babies themselves, at christmas time saying that he, i have a gift for you and she stands up and recites the gettysburg address for me. i saw a little girl in a nightgown standing in that early morning light by the christmas tree, and what is she doing? she is giving something she thinks is the best she can give to her daddy who has just made a film on the civil war, and she recites the gettysburg address. so it goes on. the school doesn't in a little bit bigger way and we hope the challenge -- we are saying if these kids can do it, you can do it. we have challenged the whole country. we have bill o'reilly and rachel maddow. we have nancy pelosi and marco rubio and conan o'brien. we have steven spielberg and stephen -- and bill gates and taylor swift and usher and shane victor reno, infielder for the boston red sox. they a

but the ones that have suffered there the delays are the kids in san francisco. i urge you to vote and moved this project and i i want to take the opportunity to speak >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi i'm jill i've been coaching her not city for 25 years youth 25 years adults and have been coming before the committees for every year in that time the sport has bloomed and because of that during practice time we're allocated one hour of practice per week for a 90 minute game that's 4 teams on one field you get a half of a goal may not. my girls get to play in the field where no goals are. so far as what's been happening with the ones it's been beautiful what's going on at crocker. we'll get a full year of fields and in the night time just think the people are coach the kids don't have anywhere to play they don't get to play because there's no lit field and on top of we're coming with drought you don't have to water of the turf. an amazing project when crocker was slated to go we had games there and night fights would break out but now no fights no bad elem

we believe our kids matter.re, who are no different than your children you tuck in at night just come from extraordinary circumstances. so the dollars that you give tonight will go to support college enrollment, support reading programs, go to support the things that really matter in the lives of our kids and from the bottom of the depths of my heart and soul, i want to tell you thank you for showing up. thank you so much to everyone. [ applause ] >> it means a lot that you are here with us tonight. really. i attended fenger high school and i graduated in 1977. we had good times. those were the good old days. but these are different times. our youths face a lot of problems now. that's why we are all here. i think with your help tonight, i think billy said we raised -- >> 34,000. >> 34,000. i'm going to personally match that with a $35,000 grant. while i know that this is just a portion of the funding that was lost, i know it's a step in the right direction. we hope all of you continue to work with us. thank you.

for "teen kids news," i'm nicole. >> well, that wraps it up for this week's "teen kids news," but we'llso see you then. >> here's a shout-out to pr newswire for including "teen kids news" on their big screen in times square, new york city. adv adventures brought to you by seaworld and busch gardens-- for more than forty years working to preserve the world we share. after traveling the world in search of animal adventures, i've found i don't have to go any farther than busch gardens tampa bay, for the experience of a lifetime. ♪ ♪ hi everybody i'm jack hanna here at my base camp, busch gardens tampa bay, welcome to animal adventures. when you see busch gardens' spectacular african wildlife vistas,

between the show and cut fitness and the kids and -- >> are the kids on the show? in the on the show. >> do you want them on? >> my littlest, sophia, who is 8, she's a little mini me, she wanted to be on the show and we tried to work it out with her father and he just didn't want any part of it so, but my other two, they're fine. one is in high school, one is in middle school and the furthest thing from their mind. >> that would have been the biggest decision to make. do you let your children -- kids don't really know what -- there are ramifications. are you concerned about that? >> you know what i thought, in life, especially i have three young girls, so you have to develop a thick skin so as my kids can develop that thick skin at a younger age, for the benefit -- they know if someone comes up to them saying i can't play with you anymore because my mother doesn't like you anymore, they know to say, you're entitled to your opinion, but i don't agree with it. >> is the fur going to fly tonight? what is going to happen? >> it is a great episode tonight. i think every

i might just make the choice to not get married or have kids.y should i then have to pay for your choices which is a lot of what this government is now which is very unfortunate. you brought up the point about women who can't conceive. i pay taxes for public schools in new york. why should i have to give you more? and if he does want to, i don't know, offer his extra earnings just donate to a nonprofit or just sponsor a family or something. the whole having to make everyone do it, that's what bothers me. >> he writes, big go of the is here to stay whether i like it or not. someone has to pay for it. that somebody should be me and people like me. >> that's a weird attitude for a conservative. >> i like a lot of the stuff he has written over the years. >> he is probably wrong. >> or is he being realistic. >> think about the problems he didn't get into. you talk about people who just can't have kids. >> they could adopt i suppose. >> yeah, but, you know, that's one thing they have to look at. there is an incentive structure where you have a huge co

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>> confronted this kid and the kid had a gun and this kid would have shot the teacher. >> now we are taking it way off the reservation. jim, since you are on my side i'm going to ask to you talk, jim. >> i mean, listen, we entrust our kids to these teachers, not just ted to learn but also for their safety and to have drug dealing in the middle of a live classroom, god help us that we he have more teachers like this who walk up and say what a doing? stop. >> report it to the police. >> any human being, including teachers can defend themselves. >> i don't want any teachers touching my kids, fortunately. >> are your kids acting like that? are they selling drugs and hitting the teachers. >> thank god for my wife my kids don't act like that. teachers don't touch students but don't fire the teacher. >> throw the kid out. >> he got punched. he got punched. >> leave. >> i support this teacher. i just don't think he should have touched this kid. >> should very taken another punch. >> no. he shouldn't have confronted him in the first place. >> oh, let him sell drugs. >> do you want him to run

>> my kids, no. >> they are kids. >> really?until 30 years old, the brain controls the body like god controls the earth. when people pick marijuana for anxiety, depression, sleep, it's a dead-end stick. the children and next generation have more drug addiction. more obesity, lack of motivation, working memory is destroyed, voltage or energy to get your job done and we would be better off with nicotine. >> it's the destruction of the united states and a separation between the working people and the values that they have. >> you described to me my experience with people that i know that smoke pot regularly. they lack motivation. they like to eat. they like to layout on the couch. i see very few successful people that smoke marijuana on a regular basis. >> that's correct. 40 years in medicine, the only ones that survived are bipolar patients because they were so mechanic marijuana was used to calm them down. marijuana is called dope because animals forget where their food is in the cage. it lowers iq. at least nicotine raises iq an

and wealthy kids is now nearly twice what it is between white kids and black kids. >> fully 96% of kidsrom the highest income group complete high school -- it's just almost a given, 96% -- while less than 2/3, only 63% of those who come from the lowest economic quartile, do. >> according to the education department, many poor public schools do not pay teachers and educators as much as wealthier schools just a few miles away. >> that means the u.s. has these huge inequities between wealthier districts, typically in suburban areas, and high-poverty areas that no other advanced nation tolerates. >> think about what that does and how it hurts us as a country -- in jobs, in terms of our international competitiveness, and what it means for lives of children, families who are trying to escape poverty and trying to escape psycho-social failure. >> this is not the american dream. and so the american dream says that that child, that student, that family should be able to elevate itself, lift itself up out of that really terrible situation through the public education system. you perform well in s

>> welcome to "teen kids news." i'm siena. we'll start with our top story. >> there's a deadly danger lurking inside many of our homes. not the cleaning products -- we know to avoid those. it's no surprise that tools, especially those that are sharp or electric, need to be handled with care. no, this danger is usually found in the bathroom, right in the medicine cabinet. experts say... ...meaning the medicine was prescribed for someone else. >> it has become the drug problem of the 21st century. >> robert stutman spent years as a special agent with the government's drug enforcement administration. he says many teens don't realize that medicines can be as dangerous as illegal drugs. >> kids believe that because it originally came from a doctor, it is safe, and nothing could be further from the truth. >> these medicines are balled "prescription drugs." that's because they are ordered, or prescribed, by a doctor or other medical expert. >> if you have a drug and you're taking it, then a lot of thought has gone into the dosage and

today is for the kids. of the people, because the power of the people don't stop. >> even though the decision to cut $68 million from classroom funding, protesters refuse up their fight. >> there's going to be 39 people in my classroom because of those budget cuts. the mayor needs to come out here and communicate with the people. >> it's nothing new for mayor emanuel. >> when i was growing up, we were a people about politics. so our family dinners were a slug fest over politics. it became violent. my grandfather screamed so loud my german shepherd grabbed him, and my father took us out of the room, and that was just a family dispute. >> each side is convinced they're fighting for the survival of chicago's public schools. >> you cannot lock our voices out and say, we know what's best for you. >> is the mayor here? >> what i can do, receive the materials and give them to everybody in the office. >> is the mayor in chicago? >> the mayor is in chicago. >> the mayor is no stranger to crisis and he shares with st

>> many kids. but some kids who are lonely, listening to music, alone in their rooms are now communicating with other people. >> always upside and bad side. i submit to you that one of the reasons that american workers aren't as ambitious as they once were, is because there are lost in a world of cyberspace. lost in a world that they create. >> oh, no, no. >> you are saying you reject that? >> i totally reject that. >> talk to some teachers. and don't pay attention to their lessons because they are doing. this and they are sneaking in and they are doing it? >> all pay attention to their lessons? >> no it was easier to control the urchins when i was in the classroom. now a serious addiction in their pocket. last word. >> you call it addiction. i call it empowerment. wonderful world. makes the world better. >> if you want to play volleyball with stossel. >> beach volleyball. >> directly ahead, we will continue our discussion on hillary clinton and what she has accomplished as secretary of state. late

a lot of kids they think they might get in trouble. you know how kids are.at's partly true. i think, also, if you show a genuine interest in what kids think, and you sort of hold your outrage back, even if it's righteous and appropriate outrage, you hold your outrage back, and you start to engage them in conversation at their pace, you will start to find that they have a lot of ideas. some of them are going to be great ideas. some of them are going to be misguided ideas. solve some of it is going to be a lot of curiosity. once they start talking, if they know that they are going to be able to say whatever is on their minds, they are going to start to ask you questions. because you ask them questions. >> that would be great if that happens. >> it does happen. >> other kids don't. for some whatever reason. let's go over to the, as you know, to the entertainment deal. you better than anyone, because you deal with children, know that the internet has changed everything. and that children are exposed, young children, to things that they can't process emotionally.

>> are you kidding?ings, but they forget. >> i say a lot of things and forget all of it. i was really shocked. and he's got to be way busier than i am, so that was pretty awesome. >> whose comedic work have you just really sort of been inspired by as you were developing your career? >> i mean, i always loved, like, "when harry met sally" and "tootsie" and "moonstruck." i know they're kind of older films, but that's what i watched when i was young, thinking those are real comedies. >> you're still young, and you are a delight. and the book is really entertaining. >> great. thank you so much. whoever you are, jane greer. it's an adorable book. >>> coming up, we play "who knew?" >> and the bee teeth actress with a larger-than-life voice. kristin chenoweth. as a kid, i made a list of all the places i wanted to visit. i'm still not going to make it to mars, but thanks to hotwire's incredibly low travel prices, i can afford to cross more things off my list. this year alone, we went to the top of the statue of

, weed ain't for kids, just like alcohol is not for kids. >> do you smoke pot? >> i don't smoke a lot of pot. i am not dipping into your stash -- >> even though -- it is not for kids, you're right. there is an age limit. this does affect children. just a couple of weeks ago there was a case in colorado where a man ate pot with cookies, od 'd, and hallucinated -- and shot his family. parents were there with their kids -- >> sean, sean -- >> smoking pot with their kids. >> by the way, that is more common than you think. right? >> it is a gateway drug, let me tell you the opposite of what he just said. 500,000 heroin users in the united states, tripled over the past decade, almost every one of them started with marijuana. you can say only one person uses it, but if you do use it you start with marijuana. >> let's go with one fact. i'm probably one of the oldest in the audience. >> well, you're one of the best looking. >> let me tell you something, sean, fact, every one of the pot heads i knew at that time, what is that? what is going on? every one of them are brain

some kids are following teachers.nent, colmes, teachers are now being watched and sureld by their students. especially students who hate them because they want them in trouble. >> didn't look like it was fun i can't understand put on. and some could see these videos and say wait a minute, maybe this is something i can can actually. have a boss you may not like. >> they dual it to the boss, too. have a video camera in an entire classroom all the time so they know what's going on. >> teachers have to won't allow the kids to have machines on them. public schools, you can expect if you are a teacher to be constantly constantly surveilled by your teachers if that teacher touched me or did something to me. teacher's live is ruined. >> a lot of times he said, she said. teacher like you said their life, their livelihood. their ability to get hired elsewhere is completely ruined. now, do these kids understand it. do they not get it? my mother was a grade school teacher for many many years. and she used to have over 30 kids in

, weed ain't for kids like alcohol is not for kids. >> do you smoke weed?i smoke pot. >> a lot? >> i am not dipping into your stash but -- [ laughter ] >> but even though both isn't for kids, you're right. there is an age limit. this does affect children, just a couple weeks ago, there was a case in colorado where a man ate cookies, od, hallucinated, shot his wife in front of their three children. >> there was another kid who jumped off -- >> jumped off a building. >> sean, the producer -- >> parents were there with their kids. >> sean, sean -- >> smoking with them. >> by the way, that's more common than you think, right? drinking? let me tell you the opposite of what he said. 500,000 heroin users in the united states, it's tripled over the past decade. every single one of them started with marijuana. >> hold on -- >> one person in the room here but if you do use it, you start with marijuana. >> let's go -- >> hang on. >> let's go for one fact, i'm probably one of the oldest in the audience -- >> you're one of the best looking -- >> let me tell you somethin

these kids lose it. some of them are speechless. watch this kid.ll talking about daniel, his celebration, how they like his cool dance, and then all of a sudden daniel shows up right behind them. >> that's cool. >> must blow these kids' minds. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> the kids are like -- >> oh. >> it is a total shock. >> 8. >> i'm 7. >> can't even remember how old he is. surprised daniel walks in. like they're auditioning. he has great conversations with these kids. seems like a go ahead guy. and also helps them out with their dance moves . >>> straightener frightens cat. ♪ >>> the chimpanzee sanctuary northwest provides rest and a life of freedom for chimpanzees used in medical research. when the gopro started rolling let's just say there was some monkey business. ♪ that is jamie. jamie is 37 years old. >> whoa. >> yeah. jamie has been living at the sanctuary for a few years. she's fascinated. using that finger to poke and find out what is that. >> i love this behavior because it gives you a sense of how smart chimpanzees are, how deck truss they are

the kids like it and the adults like it it because it is adult songs sung by kids. >> all right. got a comment on the show? e-mail us. do you have a video of your animal doing something? go to submit a video and we may use it. coming up, do sacks -- saxaphones belong in rock and roll? >>> a brand any "red eye" returns on monday. next week it includes sonny burns and john bolton and bernard mcgirk and booker -- boomer. should the sass be axed? that's the subject of tonight's dash. >> "red eye" debate, 2014, live from the" red eye" debate center. >> welcome to tonight's "red eye" debate. i am andy levy, host of tonight's "red eye" debate. please, no tweeting during the debate. for courtney love it is bruce springsteen. the singer/train wreck questions the recent indecks into the rock and roll hall of fame. she says she once went to a bruce concert but, quote, i could only last an hour and a half of a three and a half hour show. it is all because of a jazzy wood wind. she saxaphones just don't belong in rock and roll. she proceeded to bash brass bands and do a line of blow off a hig