that's ocd. >> so what was it like?you're in a position where you have a medication which i want to talk to you more about. you have the help in the form of a therapist to deal with this. what was it like as a child when you didn't really have those things and you're dealing with it? when did you know it was different? how afraid did you feel? what was it like? >> well, here's the -- and this is the reason i wanted to do this show. i happen to have a title for what i have. it was diagnosed late in life, in adulthood i learned what i had was ocd. and i learned that what i had, an inability to focus and concentrate was adhd. as a child i didn't know that these things even existed. i knew that i was very different. i knew that i felt isolated. i knew that -- you know, like i didn't want to -- i'll give you an example. very young age i can remember i had learned to tie my shoes. went to school and the laces came undone. they touched the floor and then i didn't want to touch the laces and tie the shoe so i would walk along w

i am a little ocd. it was hard to wrench myself away from the video games. put myself on tape and sent it in and did not think anything about it. i thought there is very little chance of anything coming from it. 4.5 months later i got a call from somebody saying that alexander had seen the tape and liked it enough to call me in person. i went in and read the scenes and his casting director did it once and found out i got the job a month later. it was amazing. tavis: what was it about the script that so compelled you? to classify his movies because they are dramatic , very dramatic and ways, very comedic at the same time. you cannot call it a comedy. you cannot call it a drama. it is a little bit of everything. tavis: a dramedy. >> even calling it a drama edy seems weird. this brought up in comedy system, i went through the groundlings and went to "snl." is somedy he does different from stuff i do. it is grounded in based in reality. i have always had so much respect for it. that is something obviously i was interested in. and the dramatic arts also were very

francie says, i do need fresh ideas to exercise, not ocd props. and abby says, accountability.here is no connection between apps and wearable. jan it, you're a psychologist, is it about the human psychologist, human interaction? are we giving up something when we go to apps? do we need this to help us be healthier? >> i don't think you need the human interaction to be healthier. what you need is a lifelong commitment to exercising right? i think throughout the life our lives and exercise lives, certain things are helpful to us. for a while it could be personal trainer, music, apps or trying to find the product that's right for you. i don't think you need a personal physical trainer. it's elusive for most of us, it's a low cost alternative to track our fitness and being healthier. making healthy something that's immediately gratifying through the gaming. >> you mentioned some do this because it's cool and hip. what's the coolest one to use now and why? >> i got suckered into getting the jawbone one. can you input what you're eating and track it with other people. but the friends

. >> ocd -- >> a little ocd, yeah. >> your new husband. >> right, well, he's back in town and, you know we can see that. >> that's throwing me off balance. >> i cannot believe this is the tenth year. >> yeah. yeah. >> what do you think it is about this series that just keeps us -- >> well, first of all we have absolutely amazing fan tass are so loyal and, you know, they stay with us and they ride with the story lines. you know, music is still a really strong force in our shows that further the plot and we really stay with what we originated with, we're very character driven so even though we're here in this hospital and it's -- there's all the great medical, it's -- you're invested in what happens to these people. >> these characters that you have, the majority have stayed together. >> absolutely. >> have six -- you are one of six original members still on the show. is there kind of like a family relationship? are you cousin, brothers, sisters. >> cousin is good. brothers, you have to love then. your cousins, you can deal with them, hang out at thanksgiving. people go back home, it's no

. >> i think it may be like a little of the ocd thing.hey are so neat. >> thank you much. >> have a great day. >> let's check in with christina loren. lots of fog, no cheese, lots of fog. >> no fees in a little blanket. i'll never forget those wefrds crossing your lips. 51 along the east bay. it's pretty chilly out there and i want to point out off the bad we've got a lot of fog right at the valley floor level so you want to travel cautiously. that's where the thickest fog s. livermore, the whole tri-valley, los gatos, you know the drill. you want to take it easy. typically we get this fog after we accumulate pretty significant moisture, as you know we did that over the course of the weekend. look where our temperatures are going to end up. the microclimates are going to be different. san francisco, 58 degrees, 66 out in the tri-valley. that's because the fog is going to linger over the city so. you need your jacket there but ditch it for the second half of the day in the tri-valley. the fog is thick now, visibilities aren't that bad, we'

so we did get the team in europe ocd tendencies was on hand to give the visitors a sample taste of what his will metropolitan it's all about the it is my buddy the greatest city in the world. i think that many tourists come here. the cia and the keep coming back and i can become ambassadors of the cd for free. and they find out what i mean you know that the city has ten months of sun in one thousand seven hundred and fifty eight bars nightclubs and is the text and she accused young populations vary by britain dynamic that is why it is important to the bigs economy and for israel's economy to try them out. the number of tourists that come here to go sixteen zero its opening is the home of the gay community of israel. the twenty percent of the city. at least. and there's special night lights for the community in its an open place stays with two women and two men can walk and my hand in the city. just like any other couple and that's one of the reasons i love to the beach. that's when the site choose to do the committee who choose to work and from the israeli national airline alliance that

i had family members that struggled with ocd and depression and i was in a ballet environment. i was dancing seven days a week, every single day. i had that very thin body ideal i was looking up to. it took control of my life. about three years later i found myself at a depleted state mentally, physically and emotionally, so my parents took me to the doctor. i did recover but when i decided to compete in the miss america organization, i was recovered at that point. i actually felt that it was my job being a title holder in that system to be able to have a captive audience of young girls looking to me, looking up to me saying i want to be like you and to be able to tell them, i'm not perfect. i'm so not perfect. i'm flawed. i'm just a normal girl, just like you. you know, i was -- struggled with something huge in my life. i can tell you now i got to where i am by being healthy and being strong and fit and taking responsibility for my body and my health. >> i want to talk about your foundation. you started the kirsten hoaglund foundation because you were being approached by a lot

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i think you may have had a little ocd thing going because he saw order and details and things in theirlace. he chose purdue because it had a civil engineering program. otherwise he would have got to indiana. he learned that he have to participate in a summary engineering camp as part of their program and he had no money. yet to make money in the summertime which put him on the path to english and on the path to coaching. he became disconcerted with the way parents were focused on their children's grades. his feeling that a child getting a b is a success because that is the best he can do. for this child, getting a b is not success because he did not live up to his potential. >> here is a quote -- someone asked me why it took so long to win a national championship. and as i said, i am a slow learner. what you notice when i learned something, i have it down pretty good. >> 14 years to when the first ncaa tournament game. you think a coach now would go 14 years without winning a game in the tournament? he was developing his craft year, day by day, practice by practice. he wrote them by th

. >> jimmy: some sort of ocd type of thing?ek will you bathe, shower or bathe? >> probably three times a day. >> jimmy: no. three times a day? >> yeah. and i clean my teeth all the time. it's like i can't help it. >> jimmy: really? wow. that's very strange. >> my feet smell good. i just like to smell good. skrrpt you do smell good. >> thank you. >> jimmy: did you watch the super bowl yesterday? >> of course i did. >> jimmy: you are interested in american sports? >> no. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no. >> i like all the big pomp, and i love "god bless america" and all of that. i think it's fantastic. >> jimmy: so you like the spectacle of it? >> yes. and all that pyro and all those people. fantastic. >> jimmy: did you have a party? who watched? did ozzy watch? >> me, ozzy, bella and rocky. >> jimmy: dogs? >> dogs, yes. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: did they try to get to you turn the puppy bowl on instead? >> they liked one of the ads because it had dogs in. so they were interested. >> jimmy: they noticed -- >> that was something to them. >>

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i caught up with the ocd chief economist. he is not surprised.am not that the fed are domestically driven. >> let's talk a little bit about foreign guidance language. >> that is reassuring. the zero rate core door is where the market wants to be. she focused a lot on the underemployment. this was interesting. she referred to the long-term unemployed. >> those who have been out of work for six months? than where theer fed are happy to have it. people wanting to -- wanting more work. this is underemployment. they want full-time. this whole debate is something that they are watching. you may be on the direct road to taper, but we are far from happy. we are far from done. you could have a monster tivoli accommodative fed. england and mark carney will prevent -- present the inflation report. guidance on unemployment. .1% from the bank's seven percent threshold. berate the here to bank of england's forecast on unemployment, not gdp. >> it is a communications issue with the fed. a bit with the bank of england as well. they did not see this hitting until

. >> jon golub, you have sons out of that range, with big ocd leg -- would they go see the lego moviemight. i am watching you pick up the over myhey are all office. that is the only way to get them to come to work with me on the weekend. >> what is next for lego? did they sign onto more deals with warner bros., or is that option available? >> there is a second movie in the works already, which is cartoon network tv show. so they will make another movie based on that. >> this is either -- >> what language are you speaking? >> folks, i am totally out of touch, or scarlet fu is working in another world. >> i work in a toy factory in my spare time. >> when you look at this, and within your reporting, what do we need to know about where lego is going in five years? is huge in the u.s., and with germany, near market saturation, but a lot of these emerging markets to not really have that much brand recognition yet. china, india, and so i think part of the reason they finally did sign up to do this movie is this is going to open in theaters all over the world, and there is knock off label pro

>> no, not ocd. >> no? >> a thorough professional. a great storyteller.tes authority, respects everybody on the set. and it's the most fun i've of doing a movie. >> and we're watching what is described as the greatest treasure hunt in history. >> true story. >> true story. >> yeah. >> why was it the most fun you've had doing a movie? >> bill murray, bob bell, matt damon. >> oh, god. >> and the great cate blanchett, who i didn't get to work with, but just watching her scenes -- matt worked with her primarily, but she's just a treasure. watching her work, amazing. >> bill murray, actually crazy? >> no, a good guy. long ball hitter, waits on his pitches. >> huge st. louis cardinals fan. >> oh, really? >> yeah. >> is matt damon fun? >> oh, he's dreamy. >> what? >> he's dreamy. >> he seems so serious. >> no! >> oh, god. >> by the way, mike, i had promised both claire mccaskill and bill wolfe that for all of our talking about the red sox and the series, we're going to get an opening game in st. louis this year, we have to do that. >> john and i were talking abo

i'm more ocd and i expect a lot of myself, so i expect a lot of ef about who's with many me in the kitchent. and when you're on a show like that with 19 other chefs who all kind of feel the same way, whoever's most aggressive goes first and that's kind of what i did. >> in looking tt timing of this, am i right while filming "top chef" you were planning on opening your new restaurant? >> yeah. we had a bit of a break between new orleans and hawaii and that's when we were building the restaurant. >> you had a lot going on. >> yes, a lot going on. >> no one can get into laurel. you guys are booked three months out? was it after the announcement that you were won? >> we had always been booked for a month out but now with the james beard and the announcement and the that we're very fortunate. >> do you bring your two kids into the kitchen -- you have two kids -- the way your parents brought you in? >> my children come every saturday. they putz in the restaurant. they clean. my daughter took an interest in cleaning cabbage for us and making things. it's cute. it's fun. i'm glad they enjoy it. >>

language but -- >> there will be consequences for rich's -- talking about keeping russia out of the ocdan't understand why we're doing. >> they're going to host a meeting. they're not just having it, they're hosting it. >> i agree. we should be tougher. the reset in russia hasn't worked and russia's behavior in syria is terrible, supporting bashar al assad. i'm agreeing with you and chuck. the goal here should be a community of nations who are on the same page. actually, woodrow wilson -- >> there's been nothing but here. there's been no shame. >> joe wants to jump in. please. >> i want to thank you for coming. can i ask you in closing what was it like growing up an oppressed person in the brzezinski household, what was that like? >> i know what it's like to stand alone for profound values. >> oh -- >> it's a great experience. the debates we have in our family make you stronger and sharper. >> all havei have to say is mik rules. >> we all agree with that. >> thank you. that was a great segment. did you get any deer this season? >> i got a nice big buck this year, i was lucky. >> you did

. >> i just have some ocd friend. >> know your hands are clean. >> i've been having another couple --ce, the guys are back there. they need the dough. their hands are in the dough. >> his wife sylvia was not and we were fighting about this. tom would not eat the peas. >> other people who touched it already! >> correct. i know! >>> coming up at the top of the hour, "the washington post" eugene robinson and msnbc chuck todd. then dr. emily senay linking shu sugar and heart disease study. "morning joe" is back in a moment. [ male announcer ] at his current pace, bob will retire when he's 153, which would be fine if bob were a vampire. but he's not. ♪ he's an architect with two kids and a mortgage. luckily, he found someone who gave him a fresh perspective on his portfolio. and with some planning and effort, hopefully bob can retire at a more appropriate age. it's not rocket science. it's just common sense. from td ameritrade. . [ male announcer ] are you so stuffed up, you feel like you're underwater? try zyrtec-d® to powerfully clear your blocked nose and relieve your other allergy symp

look, in this very serious way, this is somebody who's got a hoarding problem, which is a form of ocdcause this is what she thinks she wants, which is bad for her. it's a compulsion. it's an addiction. >> how do you help her? >> medicine with help her. counseling can help her. here's the thing. collecting these things, it's like piling garbage on top of the real problem in your life. you dig past that and get to why she's upset. >> all right. this letter comes from -- here it goes. my girlfriend dumped me five months ago. since then, i write her letters in a journal. i tell her about my day or how much i miss her. we don't keep in touch and she will never read them. what do you say about this guy? >> normal guy. sorry for your loss, buddy. you're a romantic. i applaud you. you may be more normal than the we rest of us. your heart is big. but here's the thing. it's been five months. she's moved on. you've got to move on. find a new girl, write her poetry. >> yeah, and you might need help to get over that. sounds extreme. >> my office is open today. >> good to see you twice in one week.