no mobile phone phobia. it may sound funny, but the anxiety is real. 60% of men and half of the women studied said they were afraid of missing something if they briefly fell out of touch. in the u.s. where a pew research poll showed 90% of adults owned a cell phone. 67% checked the phone for messages. 44% slept with their cell phone next to their bed and 33% couldn't imagine living without their cell phone. i'm joined by clinical psychologist dr katherine stein 'em odare. and she has a book out. you said when you wrote your book some people you smoke to said "my smartphone is my blanky, i feel anxious without it." are people psychologically dependent on their phones? >> i think people are dependent on their phones. it's understandable why. they function in our lives in so many ways. people feel like the primary relation-is with their phone. they look and check "who needs me, who loves me, who do i matter to, who thinks i'm apparent." that's a tricky thing. >> a study presented to the british psychological so

we have to admit that and many thank to islamaphobia-phobia, so many are fightnd by a creepy group ofe. >> you are getting close to joining me on the fatwa. >> this is unconscionable. i'm glad some of the mainstream media is starting to cover it. it's an outrage. it's disgusting what happened to these girls, it was a gang rape and torture, many of the 200 are taken are said to be pregnant and escaped and went back to tell the horrors that they experienced. this should not be acceptable. the leadership has to come from muslims to say this is not okay. >> let me ask this question. is the silence in the muslim communities in the countries because they are afraid of these people or because they agree with them? dana, let me start with you. >> it could also be that they feel they are incapable and unequipped to be able to stop it. i mean, they are dealing with a population that lives off of less than a dollar a day and people are just trying to feed themselves. it's a whole different type of law enforcement and intelligence and military capability that we're talking about. i will note bob

. >> i think you have a phobia of being a professional flight attendant. a stewardess outfit. i like it. >> i like the hat. what's with the white gloves? am i reading "life" magazine? i should be paying attention to the flight. >> is that pan am, paa, pan am airlines. >> how about that? i didn't realize you were that old. you are holding up great. >> thank you, john. now you have to read the whole thing by yourself. >> a fun new workout for bollywood. it will be pretty cool. we will find out what bolly x is all about. >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. when i have an asthma attack... i feel scared. sometimes my parents have to take me to the hospital. i feel like a fish with no water. you know how to react to their asthma attacks. here's how to prevent them. call... visit... or call your doctor. because... you know, from a young age. i definitely want to major in political science. become the mayor or something. make the situation better for other people. my name is justin, and i am your dividend. ♪ welcome back. gue

what's worse a phobia like. well i think the language of these days we're hearing from politicians and some commentators i stress some commentators sweats of the cold war in a big way and sometimes you know i just wonder whether they're living on the same plane at the mall whether they realize what there's actually they're doing. the funny thing is that we are approaching another in the city of the second world war and many british people here actually appreciate that the russians have played the russia of all the soviet union ok play the crucial role in defending in defeating nazi germany and saving millions and millions of people and so it's very it's very strange to hear this stuff that the russians are compared to aggressors invaders that russia is actually planing to invade the ukraine and want to take all the oil and want to manipulate and we go even further than here you know some politicians say the baltics are in danger some say poland is in danger kazakhstan is in danger and then everyone says major ru

i have a phobia of my accounts.laughter] another study said the worse your accounts are there is a phenomenon then they stopped doing accounting because it is so horrible. louis xiv did the same thing so there is another story of this functioning and human nature n it is very odd and i found that to be incredibly strange however at the same time we need to do it to manage a household. >> so with the $17 trillion deficit is that accurate and is there a reckoning? >> i cannot answer those questions but i can tell you from their earliest publications of the budget i do think the cbo does a pretty impressive job with what it gets. i think there are some numbers out there for those who are trained can get a sense but accountants will always tell you this is not an exact art and valuations might not be completely accurate. they're not always allowed to say that by the way with their statements. but there is a large addition to fudge the books. a reckoning is coming after talking to leading journalists there are some serio

opportunity for that after all us and is habitat must be stressed in san francisco because the home phobia at the racism that goes and the district 6 where i stay and ambassador hotel we need housing so you breath the water and we hope the small business will target us and same inside what about small business for the people there's small rooms so i hope may 20th that will be two days before harvey milk birthday and hope we get to talk about why the mission bay housing extension should include after all us. thank you >> thank you and happy birthday mr. jc. thibdz on this continuance seeing none, public comment is closed and now supervisor kim has made a motions to continue the item seconded by conceding without objection items 28 and 29. why not call our first special item >> pursuant to another motion approved on may 29th the board of supervisors will convene for item 27 a release of funds for the supervisors reserve for nonprofit relent in the fiscal year 2013-2014. when we placed the general fund proposition to safety nonprofits that have been impacted by rising commercial rents in the

>> i have a phobia of tennis balls. [ laughter ] >> so it works really well. >> is that an old phobiath: that's great. >> tennis comes on and i have to get out of the room. yeah. >> seth: i hope it's not coming through too much, but i'm a huge comic book fan. >> mm hmm. >> seth: so, i'm very excited about this. but i'm also so excited that you are doing an adaptation of "queen and country." >> yes. >> which is one of my favorite, you know, british spy comics. rachel maddow was on the show -- she an i geeked out over it. and you're playing the lead in that. >> so are you telling me that's my in with rachel maddow? [ laughter ] >> seth: you've got an in with rachel maddow. i think that you -- i call her. i'm like, "i have this really cool person i want to you talk to." >> anyway, sorry, yeah. you distracted me. >> seth: no, i get same way around rachel maddow. yeah. >> seth: yeah. >> who does not? >> seth: who does not? >> okay, what were we talking about? >> seth: oh my gosh, "queen and country." >> i couldn't be more excited or feel absolutely more grateful. the script's awesome and t

other hand, you have legislation, legislation against antisemittism, holocaust denial, racism, homo phobia and you have a greater level of the antisemittism. why? the difference is the culture. the difference is the environment. in this country, while the law permits you to be a bigot, you will pay a price if you are a bigot. soil will make you pay a price. look at sterling. okay? look at what's happening to him. here he was a bigot in private. uh-uh. if you want to play in our culture, we saw it with mel gibson, with politicians. we see it with business people. while this country, yeah, you have a right to be a bigot. at the same time, if you are a bigot, you are going to pay a price because our society doesn't tolerate it. >> with sterling, he is jewish. does that hurt? >> it's embarrassing. you know, we are not immune. we have our bigots. we have our criminals. yeah. it's only when people single them out, look at this jew as... smarter. i wish he had a better sense. he wish he understood his judaism better, but okay. >> mel gibson, you were instrumental in giving him. >> i give him the

. >> what is this forward thinking that phobias are thinking ahead of what our children are doing during the summer these options were not there when i was growing up, and someone said, this is what we need to do. >> absolutely. i agree, i had nowhere where to go as a child. but now we can participate in the volunteer program. we campaign every year and fund raise in the community to fund raise so we can scholarship kids into the summer day camp program. >> for those that cannot afford. >> yes. and we provide the help and collaborate with another grant to provide summer food for the children. they don't have to pack a lunch. they can come and enjoy the experience and eat for free as well. >> that is another issue with the children during the summer. where are they going to get the food that they normally get at school. brian, your role at the y and your work with the children? >> yes, so i oversee our after school programming. most people think of the y and they do not realize we do so much. they think itswim and gym, but will work on the food portion and offer the things different for t

he's the first openly gay player in a field that's been filled with homo phobia.hey play in the locker room and huddle but there has never been before an openly gay player and as christianity is, homo phobia is also pervasive and now that we have a gay hopeful and player, we'll have a recent poll of nfl athletes shows that 2/3rds have heard coaches, teammates use homophobic slurs. he could be the jackie robinson of the community. >> tim tebow, boy, oh, boy, did he take a lot of mocking. >> i don't think it was so pervasive that john 3:16 was no longer able to put under his eyes. the nfl sent a clear message, it's okay if you're an a nfl player for you to embrace your boyfriend on national television but not okay for you as an nfl player to embrace your faith. we saw last year where there were those involved in the draft where speculating on where tebow might go saying that no team will pick him up because of the media circus that will follow him when in fact there was a bias against his faith. here, he was the heisman trophy winner, when you compare skills, no com

i can tell you at tax time, i have a phobia of my accounts. there wa was another study that just came out recently that said the worst your accounts are, there's a phenomenon, people get poorer and poorer, they stop doing it again because it's a horrible. louis xiv of the same problem except at a different level. there's a whole other story of dysfunction in and of human nature and then cultural management where they can't deal with it and it's a very odd thing. i hope that came across that i find accounting to be incredible strange rather than simply -- at the same time really do need to do it in order to run a business and to manage a household. [inaudible] is there a reckoning coming? >> i can't answer those questions but i can do this. i can tell you that from the earliest publications of the budget, the numbers were fudged. i do think the congressional budget office does a pretty impressive job with what it gets. i think there are some numbers out there, i think those who are trained and get the sense, but accounts will always tell you re

ism, and in ai phobia.ink of ourselves as spanish and european while they are slaves, but the dominican republic benefits greatly from the cheap labor, much as the interior as here at the global market. >> of the dominican republic is far from wealthy, but when the haitian migrants compare it to their home country, it looks like the promised land, where earning good money is easy. for decades, the dominican government invited haitians into the country to do the construction and agricultural labor that no dominicans wanted to do. more than 80% of the workers at banana plantations come from haiti. guest workers have been in the dominican republic for 100 years . but there is always been conflict between the two nationalities. renÉe has been in the dominican republic for 16 years with his wife, two children, and his sister. he has worked in construction and these sugar cane fields. pays the rentome on his wooden shack and for food. renÉe never leaves the farm except to go shopping. it is too dangerous, he says

maybe we could get to the bottom of this and see how a the phobia. >>> president obama went to cooperstowname the first sitting president to visit the baseball hall of fame. >> at the hall's request, i contributed something on my own which was the jacket i wore when i threw out the first pitch at the 2009 all star game. i hear with all the media attention about it, there was also some interest in the jeans i wore that night. but michelle retired those jeans quite a while back. >> is he talking about mom jeans? that's your morning dish of scrambled politics. someone who doesn't wear mom jeans is kevin, reporter for the hill. >> good morning. happy friday. >> happy friday to you. federal employees owe $3.3 billion in back taxes and that includes 4.9% of all house employees and 3.2% of senate workers. what kind of message is washington sending to the american public with this kind of record? >> not a good message. and of course this is coming right during the height of continuing investigations into the irs scandal which republicans love to pounce on. and just last night, actually, irs offici

i have a rack na phobia. i love you. >> love you, too. >> that totally explains it. kick it.k that spider. all right. >>> so let's check in with john oliver who's noticed the gay rights movement has moved into the world of video games. >> nintendo is the target of a social media campaign, and the company's upcoming video game, you can make your avitar do just about anything, but what your avitar cannot do is marry another avitar of the same-sex. >> in the happy words of progress, nintendo has made a step. >> nintendo is apologizing. while it says it's too late to change now, it is committed to building virtual equality into later versions of the game. >> yes, virtual eventual equality. that's the dream. now let's see how this news went down in nintendo's world this week. as you can see, mario just got the call. he's overjoyed. his friend link and they are -- whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. i did not know they were gay. >> a match made in virtual reality. we move onto the billboard views where the anticipation was high from a posthumous appearance from the king of pop. take a look. ♪

news reports on saturday said fighting broke out income a torch which lies about fifteen km south of phobia not the center of the un rest. ukraine's acting interior minister our sin. us gold said the fighting had resulted in the deaths of scores of people and government forces had occupied the tv station name he added such military operations would continue across the higher income a torch has stopped now with government forces having control most of the areas except for the center of the city right now pupils were scattered on the routes which were barricades set up by pro russian activists to stop the advance of ukrainian government's forces meanwhile afp news agency released a video purportedly showing the strike by ukrainian forces on activists controlled checkpoints. a three day mourning period has been the play it in the black sea port city of modesto in south west ukraine. that's after forty six people were killed and or imbalance which erupted late on friday between pro and anti shia forces. more than two hundred people were injured in downtown internet's mean involve some five thou

is outraged by the massacre good asset quality be an anti activists demonstrated against greece a phobia in east ukraine. the protest comes as foreign ministers gathered in the austrian capital on tuesday for a two day session of the committee of ministers of the council of europe. nearly two thousand brazilian families to spend the last few days off to find a site next to the stadium that will host the opening match of the upcoming fico will cost the peaceful city and is now in its third day. it's the latest in a long line of protests in brazil where people are angry at the government for spending billions on tournament preparation since that improving services. pixar's international has written seven abby martin stephens i i i i i. i do. if you want stories. you can do changing the world likes me picture. i don't. the book sir. henne has been paid to you. in many of these seats about forty years of age ninety six to five. msf to two thousand i was going on fourteen if i made myself and i was fourteen i wouldn't or so. this of course that person today is the same this will only reduce l

the puzzle is at near-record phobias to be the person who, whether you're at the world trade center, served as a warrior and a rocker afghanistan or in a car accident, there are a common set of features. we learn to fear what our traumatic event was, and then on like with phobias we generalize it which means that we come back from whenever our situation was and are likely to be afraid of flying, be afraid of going in bridges and tunnels, likely to not want to listen about bad things because those few cues to whatever the particular trauma was have no generalized and it leads to what the doctor was talking about earlier where patients start to narrow their world more and more and more. so a scenario as well as our first responders and others, they don't want to go out to dinner with their wives on saturday night because they are afraid that the noise bothers them, have aroused among worry that something bad will happen. if they do go out they have to sit with the back against the wall so that they can look down and see what's going on around them. what's happening? their brain is stil

. >> they had a hard time because of islamaphobia-phobia. it's your thought. you can drone them but you can't blame them. >>> next, there's an outcry how long it took a cold blooded murderer by lethal injection. what about his victim? she was shot and buried alive? kimberly has the story coming up fighting constipation by eating healthier, drinking plenty of water, but still not getting relief? try dulcolax laxative tablets. dulcolax is comfort-coated for gentle, over-night relief. dulcolax. predictable over-night relief you can count on. >>> well, his name has flashed across newspapers and new casts nationwide today after his execution didn't go exactly as planned. >> now to a disturbing story out of oklahoma overnight, what is being described as a botched execution, the inmate clayton locket was being put to death for the death of a woman. >> minutes after being declared unconscious, locket tried to lift his head and mumbled and began squirming. prison officials halted the execution. >> most of the reports are how long it took him to die last night, 43 minut

the findings raise concerns about growing hostility towards immigrants and wide spread isl islam-phobia in british society. >> reporter: britain likes to see itself as a tolerant nation where race relations are better than in many other european countries. but last year when people were asked about races, they said they were a little or a lot prejudiced. in 1983 the figure was 36%. it fell sharply to 31% in 2000. but after the 9/11 attacks it rose. >> we saw a real rise in immigration, and we know people are concerned about the level of immigration and the cultural impact and economic impact. and we think that's correlated to some extent. >> reporter: tough on immigration may be link to the attitudes. in essex, this is where many people think of middle england with plenty of shops and sense of community. but just like urban areas where there are immigrants populations people here will tell that you over the years it has become more acceptable to say that you're racially prejudiced. maureen said she doesn't think the way people think has changed. they're more confident about it admitting

that is my phobia. i fear it. >> you fear caterpillars? >> too much. >> why? >> i don't know. i don't even want to discuss it. this book is beautiful. i don't want to discuss it. don't take me into it. [laughter] this book written by reggie tells his own life and how he lost hope. and we can encourage women and made him recover from the hopelessness. he just lost a son. meeting me and what i am doing, it brought him hope. if he had any sympathy with himself, he would put it aside. >> this is a scene from "sewing hope." we will see a young woman talking about being abducted by joseph kony and his army. here it is. >> that's who they are. >> yes. it is a heavy moment always to watch that. it is painful because i am living with these young women. i am not just telling stories. >> she had to kill her sister. when do you go back? >> i'm going back next week. >> what will you do when you get back? >> they keep waiting for me. they know i am coming and bringing them something to do, some work to continue with their life. they ask me have you brought us work? they don't ask me if i am

that is the phobia we face. about islam and the feaa of telling the truth about it, t if they can get away with silencing some like me, they will silence other people. their real target isn't ar in. americans. it's peaceful, nonviolent muslims they want to instill fear in. >> they have no plans to dismiss here. we'll be right back. the performance review. that corporate trial by fire when every slacker gets his due. and yet, there's someone around the office who hasn't had a performance review in a while. someone whose poor performance is slowing down the entire organization. i'm looking at you phone company dsl. check your speed. see how fast your internet can be. switch now and add voice and tv for $34.90. comcast business built for business. >>> that's >>> that's little willow smith singing away there. the superstar parents are record reportedly under investigation. willow is lying in bed with a 20-year-old man. >> the 20-year-old actor is best known for his role on hannah montana. the picture shows willow fu

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they had a section on white islam phobia. killings to her point, this is ramped and in canada they didn't have a head stone and my organization, the freedom defense initiative raised money for a head stone and the cemetery wouldn't let us put it in, the islamic society of north america. i had a bus campaign offering help to girls. >> i remember. >> i had to sue to get it in we got to take a break. we'll get you in when we come back, more thoughts with the studio audience right after the break. straight ahead. i make a lot of purchases for my business. and i get a lot in return with ink plus from chase like 60,000 bonus points when i spent $5,000 in the first 3 months after i opened my account. and i earn 5 times the rewards on internet, phone services and at office supply stores. with ink plus i can choose how to redeem my points. travel, gift cards even cash back. and my rewards points won't expire. so you can make owning business even more rewarding. ink from chase. so you can. take them on the way you always have. live hea

it reflects the support despite allegations of racism and hope phobia. the campaign for an immediate exit from the eu sees support from the uuk's party. >> i'm going to show you all the candidates from different ethnic backgrounds. >>> four people have been arrested after a shooting in rome that happened before the italian cup final. one football fan suffered a serious chest wound while two others were shot in the arms. they say the suspected shooter acted alone and accused of attempted murder. the other people arrested are being investigated for fighting. the start of the match was delayed for 40 minutes as police tried to calm fans inside and outside the stadium. >>> residents in central italy rolled up their sleeves and started a huge cleanup after unprecedented floods swept through the region. it stopped raining for now, but weather is likely to stay in place for another 72 hours. 30 people whose homes were largely ruined were sheltered in a local reception center, while two-thirds of the population don't have electricity. that's it from london for n

i understand there was a white privileged conference they had is section on white islam phobia.he focus of it. honor killings, we had malki and saeed and this is rampant. in canada there was one who didn't have a headstone. my organization freedom defense initiative raised money for a headstone and they wouldn't let us put it in. i had a bus campaign and i had to sue to get it up in miami. i am still suing the stiet of detroit. a bankrupt city won't take my money to get women to safe houses. >> the president has to get more serious about africa. there's a number of groups not just boko haram that want to hit us at home. unless we get serious about defense in africa working withn counter-terrorism. three weeks ago they asked for drone rights. >> you guys up here and you over here will get you all in. more thoughts when we come back with our studio audience. did someone say burn? try alka seltzer reliefchews. they work just as fast and are proven to taste better than tums smoothies assorted fruit. mmm. amazing. yeah, i get that a lot. alka seltzer heartburn reliefchews. enjoy the

they had a section on white islam phobia. fact is, honor killings to her point, this is ramped and in canada they didn't have a head stone and my organization, the freedom defense initiative raised money for a head stone and the cemetery wouldn't let us put it in, the islamic society of north america. i had a bus campaign offering help to girls. >> i remember. >> i had to sue to get it in miami. i'm still suing the city of detroit. a bankrupt city won't take my money to help girls get to safehouses. >> african-american president has to get more serious about africa. there is a number of groups who want to hit americans here at home unless we get serious about the defense in africa working with and building capabilities for counterterrorism, it's only three weeks ago the obama administration asked for drone rights in nigeria. they didn't have them -- >> they should be thanking us for having them. we got to take a break. we'll get you in when we come back, more thoughts with the studio audience right after the break. straight a

that is the phobia that we face is to talk about islam and the fear of telling the truth about it, iy think if they can get away with silencing some like me, they will silence other people and their real target isn't americans, muslims. it's peaceful, non-violent muslims they want to instill fear in. >> i want to tell the viewers, the museum is standing behind debra and have no plans to dismiss her. we'll be right back. i make a lot of purchases for my business. and i get a lot in return with ink plus from chase like 60,000 bonus points when i spent $5,000 in the first 3 months after i opened my account. and i earn 5 times the rewards on internet, phone services and at office supply stores. with ink plus i can choose how to redeem my points. travel, gift cards even cash back. and my rewards points won't expire. so you can make owning business even more rewarding. ink from chase. so you can. >>> that's little willow smith while parents are under investigation. reports say family services got involved after a photo went viral showing the 13-year-old willow laying in bed with a 20-year-

he wants to be a football player and not give in to the terms of ho whomo phobia.d what everyone else does and what he's trying to do and revolutionary is normalize the idea of the gay football player as perfectly human with the same experiences as everyone else. to the reality show, i understand the logic. look. the guy was a seventh round draft pick and almost wasn't drafted. i think it's kind of interesting if he weren't drafted to have a reality show getting into the league and financial security and didn't get drafted but now that he's drafted and he is a teammate, you have to worry about alienating the players in the locker room and first i think it was supposed to be very much a journey. every year -- >> but it is. >> yeah. >> ben, would you watch -- ben, would you watch a show with michael sam? >> i might watch part of it, but here's the thing. this isn't about a journey. this is about the sensationalism which is reality tv. oprah's very smart. this is not a normal seventh round draft pick and it's obvious he wants to be an activist, if not more than a foot

this was the first major pop culture expression of what has been called japan's atom-phobia.d the spectacle of godzilla's urban destruction was exceedingly realistic. without a doubt this was one of its major charms. a producer of the femme says the monster was meant to be like the god of destruction lacking moral agency, unable to be held to human standards of good and evil. godzilla was a manifestation of humans using nuclear weapons and thus we were all to blame. the scientists who ultimately saved japan from godzilla with a bomb called the oxygen destroyer struggles with the morality of using it until he decides that it will bring peace. the film was a huge hit and an example of how pop culture can help a society exercise its lingering fears and how a film can lead to a national exercise in catharsis. americans have experienced this around the many vietnam films, especially "apocalypse now" and "war games." and recent films about slavery. sometimes pop culture can function like a national church where we can all come together and deal with our greatest problems and seek p

they could envision the cnn expos say, as lama phobia in the military, pious muslim army major psychiatrist and army major discipline to nearly for expressing his islamic faith. racism in the military, new york times, banner story. palestinian army major investigated solely for teaching about islam. eight in the military. who would have been disciplined? the people who would have been disciplined, the people's is crews would have been ruined would have obviously been his superiors said they given him an honest evaluation. they knew that. everyone knew that. they acted upon it. and 13 people dead because of its. same thing in boston. right around the same time that john brennan got that -- letter from muslim advocates the russian government gave the fbi some information about the brother. of course he was the mastermind of the boston marathon jihad bombing. april 15th 2013. this is an 2,011th cahuenga. there was the sky in boston. he's from chechnya. he's of follower of radical islam and a strong believer, that's all it but it he tried to join the underground groups in dagestan. obviously th

of some post soviet countries including ukraine have been defined by this sort of well dressed a phobia to know to call a spade a spade. it's a useful tool this national has been bordering on. you know chauvinism and in the case of western ukraine. there's a strong the radical right wing elements to the whole process so there's been a few countries like bulgaria is another example. now the parallel is that the west is kind of defining itself now to some of the brussels washington axis. do you say google is through this sort of the fear of russia iraq as the enemy russia hosted a tea that is what defines the western alliance is that what where when the west is trying to grow final word on this post ever read back the cold war. the knesset lead back to the cold war. on my feet with that too but do you know period of a lot a lot of tensions in a lot of the new trainees can and look like them. swiss cheeses least eastern ukraine in the near future because regardless what happens in this referendum. you can have regions which are gung game set against any central party from kiev on as far as

phobia russia phobia that he has joined the neocon cause and so now we have the israelis the saudis and the republicans are just trying to go after russia destroy ukraine don't even think about the long term geo strategic consequences and i'm afraid that this time the realists may not be able to keep things under control. and you know it's really quite interesting to me as we all talk about the crisis in ukraine the real crisis outside of the violence is that the economy is collapsing here and i don't see as long as that we have this instability here even if the i.m.f. wants to do something which you know i can't see how can ever be possibly positive they have such a wonderful track record but this is going to fuel on if you will the instability is this economic crisis that is really enveloping the country in a dramatic rate. yeah so what you're going to have is you're going to have a failed state of forty over over forty million people sitting right between russia and the e.u. and i think that in the united states i think there is this naive optimism if you will that all the problems a

a cousin of ptsd is phobia. whether you are at the world trade center were served as a warrior or in a car accident, there is a common set of features. we learn to fear what the traumatic event was and unlike -- you generalize it. it means that we come back from whatever the situation was ever likely to be afraid of flying and going into bridges and tunnels. we are likely to not want to listen about bad things. there are a few cues and it leads to what the doctor is talking earlier that the patient site -- start to narrow the world more and more. they do not want to go out to dinner with their wives because they are afraid that the noise rockers them. they are hyper aroused. there weren't something bad will happen. they feel like they're back is against the wall. what is happening there is a their brain is still processing their trauma and telling them something bad is going to happen. they are in this mode and are looking for something bad to happen. next slide. go back really quick. you were going to see a sli

enough is enough, we will not let our party or our country be hijacked by extremists whose gleen phobia makes them prefer maintaining a broken immigration system over a tough and fair and long-term practical solution. if republicans continue to kowtow to steve king and the hard right on immigration, they'll consign themselves to being the minority party for more than a decade. or they can show some courage and say that the steve kings in the world can say whatever they want, but they have no place in a modern republican party. and they can move their party into the light by passing a bill that secures borders, holds employers accountable, grows our economy, reduces our debt and heals broken families. the choice is theirs. speaker boehner has occasionally said he wants to pass reform. where are the rank-and-file republicans who know steve king is wrong, to encourage speaker boehner? where are they? i hope that for our sakes these majority of republicans in the house republican caucus make the right choice. but i will tell them this -- for the country, no matter what choice they make, the