it is certainly going to be bigger than what it has been so far kristopher we're talking here about a woman that if everything goes well could be the challenge of the conservatives in the next federal election but it's important to stress that there are various ifs here there are various caviar because the social democrats have been going from one crises to the next they've been suffering a lot the party is also internally divided so her role certainly will be particularly important in especially in two fronts internally trying to unite the party and also leading the s.p.d. parliamentary group of the german born to start but it will be certainly be a very difficult task for and they are not as you mentioned you know the germany social democrats have been suffering losing support in recent years like social democrats all over europe really what you can do to revive the fortunes of social democracy both in germany and also in europe. what do you say christopher is absolutely right this is not only a problem that the german social democrats are facing on in fact the german social democra

child psychiatrist kristopher kaliebe says these apps can áoccassionally offer peace of mind but morehey do more harm than good. "if parents are worrying too much and constantly making themselves upset and worried about things that are non events or beyond their control, that is a bad example for children and it will transmit some of that anxiety to the child."we all want to keep our kids safebut kaliebe says perhaps appsaren't the answer. "they are not really going to provide safety which is much more important than the parents peace of mind. i think the other measures our society could do would be more likely to provide that safety." i think technology is a wonderful thing and it allows parents to connect with their kids in ways our parents weren't able to connect with us and yes it is something you can use for safety."laura byrne is a mother of two.like most parentsshe wants the best for her kidsbut says she's realistic.this technology is going to save is going to save lives is us as parents talking to our kids and working with our kids and demanding change within in our government

child psychiatrist kristopher kaliebe says these apps can áoccassionally offer peace of mind but more do more harm than good. "if parents are worrying too much and constantly making themselves upset and worried about things that are non events or beyond their control, that is a bad example for children and it will transmit some of that anxiety to the child."we all want to keep our kids safebut kaliebe says perhaps appsaren't the answer. ( marty ) that was jana jones reporting. (ácommercialá) i don't want to lie down. i refuse to lie down. why suffer? stand up to chronic migraine with botox®. botox® is the only treatment for chronic migraine shown to actually prevent headaches and migraines before they even start. botox® is for adults with chronic migraine, 15 or more headache days a month each last

<kristopher johnson/ passenger > "all of a sudden we just heard this loud bang"southwest flight 1380, new york=la guardia to dallas=love field, was near its crusing altitude of 32=thousand feet over central pennsylvania when something went wrong. within a span of 5 seconds, all of the - all of the oxygen masks deployed. and then, just a few seconds later, another explosion happened, and it was the window, that just completely exploded. and uh as you can imagine, everybody was going crazy, and yelling and screaming, and it was an absolutely terrifying experience.".as air whistled out of the cabin, passengers struggled to keep the woman in row 17 in her seat. passengers uh right next to her were holding onto her. and meanwhile, there was blood all over this man's hands, because he was tending to her. and all the while, people in the other row were -- just trying to plug the hole, which kind of sounds ridiculous, because you know people are using jackets and things, and it's just being sucked right out. like there was nothing that

child psychiatrist kristopher kaliebe says these apps can áoccassionally offer peace of mind but morethan not they do more harm than good. "if parents are worrying too much and constantly making themselves upset and worried about things that are non events or beyond their control, that is a bad example for children and it will transmit some of that anxiety to the child."we all want to keep our kids safebut kaliebe says perhaps appsaren't the answer. ( robin ) that was jana jones reporting for us this morning. ( robin ) now to bay area basketball... the warriors taking on the suns at oracle arena. the suns would take a lead into half time. but in the second half the warriors came back. klay thompson playing in his first home game since injuring his thumb earlier this month. he finished with 23 points. the warriors win by a final of 117 to 107. they play again tomorrow night in oklahoma city. ( robin ) and warriors guard patrick mccaw was released from the hospital yesterday. the warriors guard was taken off the court by stretcher saturday after this nasty fall. x-rays and an m-r-i were

<kristopher johnson/ passenger > "all of a sudden we just heard this loud bang"southwest flight 1380, new york=la guardia to dallas=love field, was near its crusing altitude of 32=thousand feet over central pennsylvania when something went wrong. within a span of 5 seconds, all of the - all of the oxygen masks deployed. and then, just a few seconds later, another explosion happened, and it was the window, that just completely exploded. and uh as you can imagine, everybody was going crazy, and yelling and screaming, and it was an absolutely terrifying experience.".as air whistled out of the cabin, passengers struggled to keep the woman in row 17 in her seat. passengers uh right next to her were holding onto her. and meanwhile, there was blood all over this man's hands, because he was tending to her. and all the while, people in the other row were -- just trying to plug the hole, which kind of sounds ridiculous, because you know people are using jackets and things, and it's just being sucked right out. like there was nothing that

here's the whistleblower kristopher whiteley said on a depressive fast at the number of users affectedviously disclosed. >> i think it could be higher. absolutely. there is a genuine -- you know, a genuine risk this data has been accessed by quite a few people and could be in various parts of the world including russia. dagen: this comes as steve wozniak tells "usa today" he's leaving facebook over privacy concerns. today mrs. senior judicial analyst judge andrew napolitano. what you expect from his testimony? it's not about cambridge analytic. that's getting the attention because the trump campaign money view some of this data. but this goes back to 2011 and this was the same type of data to facebook allowed to 2012 obama reelection campaign two years. potentially hundreds of millions of people have their data exposed to somebody out there. >> it's well beyond whether it's a republican or democrat thing right now it's an invasion of privacy. a couple of issues here. today, when mark zuckerberg meets, he will be meeting with the staff of the two senate committees. he won't be meeting w