- >> rose: the hormone's called oxytocin that allows us to empathize and feel?es. >> rose: can you get that and add to somebody who is not feeling and empathetic? >> for instance, when we, male or female, hold or take care of a child, we're flooded with oxytocin, it's what allows us to bond. but it requires being present with all five senses. as much as i love books, you don't get it in the printed page, on the printed page, and you don't get it on the screen. here's my dream -- >> rose: i want to know. we should have a satellite with -- right away, you know, with radio programs in every language that can be heard by somebody on the ground with a wind-up radio, don't etc even nd electricity. >> rose: windup computers. well, electricity, but you still need to be literate. >> rose: right. so that would be even a more democratic means of communication. it's one of my many dreams. >> rose: tell me more, ms. stei steinem, you've come te right place to share your dreams. >> all right, more. here's another one. all the people who are talking about climate change and gl

to produce oxytocin, the hormone that allows us to not just know but to empathize.arlie: it allows us to empathize and feel? can you get that and add to somebody who is not? gloria: for instance, when we male or female hold a child and take care of a child, we are flooded with oxytocin, it is what allows us to bond. it requires being present with all five senses. as much as i love books. you don't get it on the printed page and you don't get it on the screen. have i a dream. here is my dream. you should have a satellite with radio programs in every language that can be heard by somebody on the ground with a wind-up radio. don't even need electricity. you still need to be lit ral rat. literate. that would be even more democratic mean s of communications. it is one of my many dreams. arlie: tell me more, ms. steinem. demroip here is another one. -- gloria: here is another one. all the people who are talking about climate change and global warming, for which i'm very rateful. charlie: they are in paris as we speak. gloria: yes, i'm very, very grateful perfectly remembe

this also causes the neurotransmitter dopamine as well as hormones like oxytocin to be released. all leading to a heightened feeling of trust and compassion. this is why mdma is often called an "empathogen". a hollywood club goer explains. >> i think people like taking mdma because it makes you feel euphoric, it makes you feel like your anxiety is released, feelings of happiness, and you can't talk about mdma without talking about love, and that's essentially why people take it. >> and maybe that's something i can take in the rest of my world, is to be around mom. >> and although this clinical setting is a world away... patient rachel hope just took the illegal drug, mdma. >> i was very anti-drugs, a teetotaler. i had seen what drug use had done to people in the 70s. i blamed a lot of the things that had happened to me on peoples' drug and alcohol abuse. >> rachel spoke with "techknow" from her new home in berlin, she's hopeful she's put her difficult past behind. rachel says as a child she was severely neglected and by age six she had been sexually abused. in the 90s, she was di

one of them is called oxytocin and the other one, vasopressin. they are also involved in reproduction, so it makes sense that the same hormones or molecules that are causing you to have romance are also influencing how you feel good. and perhaps are giving us some hints as to similarities between religious experiences and other stimulations of euphoria. >> since cara and i both study the brain, we asked to get a chance to experience the study first hand. >> are you apprehensive about seeing like mormon imagery again since you are a former mormon? >> no not apprehensive but i am interested to see if i do have activity in the brain because i will have some positive memories, even though now i don't even believe in god, i mean... i'm an atheist. >> right, i guess we'll find out. >> but you weren't raised religious at all? >> not really, no. >> so i'm wondering if any of the imagery is going to resonate with you at all. >> i don't think i will have anything to connect it to. >> hello. >> welcome. >> nice to meet you dr. anderson. >> i understand you'

s, i tried one, that happiness research erin jeced the hormone oxytocin into a nasal spray, and gaveof the stuff, extra amounts of hormone with make people feel happier dit work? -- feel happier, i feel nothing, really, no happier, no different, he did say it may take an hour. so, i will wait, and report what happens later to my web page. finally, let's remember america. is an experiment. explorers sa*eulged west, they don't know what they would fine, then limited government founders created in philadelphia was an experiment it happened it bring us a longest tpurpblgsing democracy in the modern world, but funners did not expects that. hire it is still going strong. so are we, so far. so let's keep experimenting, that is our show, see you next week. site. >> a rock 'n roll legend. >> crazy thing about roy orbison from 1959 to 1964 he had 21, top 40 hits. >> he dies too soon with 3 young sons. >> he se secretly wanted us to e musicians but he was not going to push. >> i rubbed my eyes and look add the this. >> i have a cassette of a song nobody heard before. before. >> it will bring ro

s, i tried one, that happiness research erin jeced the hormone oxytocin into a nasal spray, and gavestuff, extra amounts of hormone with make people feel happier dit work? -- feel happier, i feel nothing, really, no happier, no different, he did say it may take an hour. so, i will wait, and report what happens later to my web page. finally, let's remember america. is an experiment. explorers sa*eulged west, they don't know what they would fine, then limited government founders created in philadelphia was an experiment it happened it bring us a longest tpurpblgsing democracy in the modern world, but funners did not expects that. hire it is still going strong. so are we, so far. so let's keep experimenting, that is our show, see you next week. see you tomorrow. >> merry christmas. >> log on to foxandfriends.com for after the show. >>> gas urnnder $2. that didn't mean more gifts under the tree. good morning. i'm in for brenda buttner. this is "bulls and bears." consumers saving over 500 bucks from the low pump prices. when the final numbers come in, it's not expected to pump up holiday

get that and add that to -- instance, when we, male or female, hold a child, we're flooded with oxytocinit requires being present with all five senses. love books -- >> as much as you love books, this? in favor of >> the printed page. you don't get it on the screen. you know, i have a dream, here's dream. >> i want to know. i do. satelliteld have a in everyo programs language that can be heard by somebody on the ground, with a wind-up radio. need elect trick tris -- you electricity but you still need to be literate. be an even more democratic means of communication. of my many dreams. more, ms. steinem, to share your dreams. >> okay. here's another one. that all the people who are anding about climate change global warming, for which i'm very grateful -- >> most of them are in paris as speak. >> yes. i'm very, very grateful. thatthey would remember the pressure of unwanted the first root, the basis of climate change. unfortunately, the people in the old days, who used to talk about population control -- presence of unwanted people. >> yes. overpopulation. >> oh, i see. overpopulation. ri