and low self-confidence. low self-esteem meaning how we feel about ourselves, and low self-confidence about how we feel about our abilityings. >> when you talk about trying to break that cycle, and we're talking about building confidence in kids, can children be codependent to a parent? and where does this helicopter parenting come into play with that? >> yeah. children can definitely be codependent. you can have a child that is experiencing a very low self-esteem, is not feeling good about themselves. and a lot of it is based upon what they see. parents, we are the mirrors of our children, you know? they look at and take their cues from us. so if they're in an environment where they're constantly being reinforced, then that, unfortunately, transfers to them. and it has a lot to do with them being -- their self-confidence. >> you raised five boys. >> yeah. >> yeah. we saw, we have pictures of them. great, great looking bunch. >> thank you. >> what did you know at the beginning that you found out you thought y

in some and self order are protesting that. and our reporter, andrew perez, is there with the store. andrew? >> andrew: to say people are frustrated is a little bit of an understatement. this is a t-shirt with the face of cuba's now former president. his face is dirty because everyone traveled in. even though his face is gone, they still fear corruption. stomping on a t-shirt with the face of haiti's now former president. >> man: [indiscernable] >> one by one, or st took their turn expressing outrage over the way they left things. >> man: i am a bit upset because it needs to be choosing by somebody, [indiscernable] >> protesters in miami's little haiti neighborhood to to the streets shortly after michael martelly sat down after a controversial five year presidency in haiti. he struck a deal with key members of parliament for his leaving to set up anannterim government for 120 days, selected by top officials. some people do not want that though. >> man: the reason he is there now, and i hope that they do the right, because thehh

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general motors is picking up its efforts to build more self-driving cars. the company is creating a team that is going to be dedicated to just that. they start working tomorrow. the goal is to figure out a strategy to make g-m the leader in self- driving technology. it is looking more and more like self-driving cars are not just a concept anymore... clearly, g-m sees them as real world.

, independence, self-reliance.y? she recited the alphabet in french to them. she had the children read "the negro world," read activism is from grenada. chatter children immersed in pan african, anti-colonial politics. and again she nurtured this. and this passage below shows again how malcolm x this idea didn't come out of thin air. they came from deep within. they came from her family. from louise little. time is of essence and i think i will start to wrap up here. because of her self-reliance, because of her refusal to step down to white supremacy, yes, her husband died under mr. 's circumstances in 1931 but she took care of eight children. eventually the state, state violence, targeted to louise little because of her independence. because she owned her own land. this is a file, probate file, that's the county in which lansing is located. it says, very painful, that this form says that she was insane. but look downward it says she claimed she is of royal blood, right? think about that and africanism, she certain

. >> 40 years ago the trendy idea was self esteem. california started a self esteem task force.he first agenda make sure everyone on the committee feels good about themselves. the self esteem movement was influential. parents were told, avoid competition. competition's bad. but now the research is. in boosting self esteem may be counterproductive. it does not improve academic performance. >> kids with low self esteem who get overinflated praise are more reticent to try things in the future. they avoid challenges. >> she says that's why trophies for all is a bad idea. >> i've heard of trophies who got so upset about getting participation trophies they dumped them in the trash can. >> because they knew that participation trophies were -- >> they were insulted. he knows that was pity and it's embarrassing to him. >> what about the self esteem of the kid that is not as good. >> that hurts. >> you're not as handsome as brad pitt or as intelligent as that dude who can two pi to 3,000 decimal places. accept that and move on. >> parents tell me, well my kid went to practice every week.

some people self-injure as a cry of help. some people self-injure to get even. to hurt myself and i'm going to show you kind of thing, so anger. >> our crew got a glimpse of how prevalent self-mutilation is at the wabash correctional facility in indiana. >> i need to go on 11. >> 11. >> 11 range, thank you. >> prison psychologist mary ruth simms conducts group therapy with cutters and other self-mutilators assigned to wabash's secured housing unit. >> if i see my blood, in another world i'm somebody totally different from myself. that's the only time i can actually, you know, feel real, feel alive, feel like everything's going to be okay. >> simms says this particular group does not injure themselves for the typical reasons. >> they self-injured as a way to control their level of pain. that when they're in so much pain they don't know what to do, they are starting to feel like suicide, self-injury cuts their pain down. so it is pain control. >> you give the baby a bottle because he is crying, change his diaper. me you give me something sharp to hurt myself with

but self harm doesn't always mean violence to others. "we worry about what their potential for suicide might be, for other acts of self injury or injury to others, not that cutters are necessarily homicidal human beings." another aspect of cutters surrounds suicide. keepers said that she did suffer from suicidal thoughts but it's different for everyone. "most cutters are not suicidal, most cutters just want to mask their psychological pain with physical pain." pain without dealing with it can be dangerous. "it's a behavior that left untreated because of all the psychological dynamics under it can really blossom into a full blown personality disorder or other serious mental health issues." another misconception is that those that self harm struggle. in the case of natalie keepers, she had a packed resume which included an intership at nasa-she wanted to follow in her dad's footsteps and go into aerospace engineering. nadia, what should parents and guardians be watching for? withdrawn behavior, unexplained wounds or scars, a collection of

the company is creating a dedicated self driving vehicles te its goal it to figure out a strate in self-driving technology. the move shows self-driving cars are not just as a concept for g.m. any more. allyson: facebook and instagram are telling privs to take their business elsewhere. the social networks ar their policies to ban private gun sales on both platforms. in a s executive said licensed firearm retailers will still be able to post a services. but sales of guns by one person to another are not allowed. the company says it has systems in sales, and it will remove content that violates the new policy. geoff: in this morning's news 4 your health. a warning about melano researchers from the university of minnesota say women who were diagnosed with the skin cancer befo using indoor tanning beds at a experts say indoor tanning signific of developing the potentially fatal skin cancer. allyson: women who eat more fiber during adolescence and early adulthood, could lower their risk for breast cancer later researchers from harvard analyzed large group of women over several years. they found the r

people have become, they are desiring to actually be empowered with self-defense. people work hard to build their families, they go to work, they get educated, and to be robbed of their freedom is, is pair mount to their empowering themselves. >> armstrong: when we come back, you are going to like this next segment, we are going to walk you through how do you become legal in d.c. maryland, virginia process of concealed and carry? this is a responsible gun show, we'll be back. >> armstrong: let's get into the restrictions and the process. >> in the district of columbia, as an example, it is restricted for magazine capacity or magazine for semiautomatic firearm would be 10 rounds. depends on the firearm on what the maxim capacity of the firearm. as the district is sometimes convoluted, depends on the firearm that you are actually concealing. seven rounds, that capacity for that firearm, start with the firearm, seven plus one in the chamber, that is eight. multiplied twice. that is the maximum for that 16. >> armstrong: what happens someone watching this show today, o

, self cleaning cycles you can edge up to two to three and a half hours.after lot of soil set it for two hours. let it do its thing awe don't worry about it. >> reporter: extreme heat of the self cleaner makes it a fire risk so don't run it before you leave the house or while you sleep. another oven don't. using aluminum foil as a drip pan. >> sure it prevents drips and makes cleaning easier but it causes some problems as far as uneven heat, reflection, and all of the cavity are made to disperse heat properly so foil, not a good idea. >> reporter: for more advice on cleaning and maintaining your oven visit cbs philly.com/angie a's list. i'm jim donovan. >>> still ahead a police officer taking saying protect and serve to a whole new level. see how he lended a hand to help a toddler. that and more when we come frustrated with your overactive can't handle the side effects? botox® treats symptoms of leaking, going too often, and the strong sudden need to go. ask your urologist if botox® can help calm your bladder and reduce your daily leakage episodes. the eff

that sort of self-criticism, that sort of introspection i think is underrated. we're very high on having young people go out and analyze the world. but, you know, i believe in a kind of egalitarian selfishness, a self-centeredness that is not so much self-aggrandizing but really seeks to understand your relationship to the broader community. be grounded in a sort of selfishness, a broadminded selfishness. >> hinojosa: so you're basically saying now to young people, "look at yourselves..." >> yes. >> hinojosa: "see your own power..." >> right. >> hinojosa: "believe in your voice..." >> right. >> hinojosa: "believe in it deeply." >> right. >> hinojosa: "because you are in fact powerful." >> right, yeah, you are. and believe that, you know, whatever your fight is in the world... you aren't just doing it because it's a good thing. i mean, those are good reasons. but you're doing it, you know, because it will improve you, because it will improve the generation of your children. you have a stake in this, an actual, real stake. it's not just the right thing to do. >> h

john: there's a self-esteem movement this is everybody's a winner, nobody's of failure.rts events. everybody gets a eight -- a 3 billion-dollar business page page -- business push to them. hilary: and that the reason we have so many of those trophies is the self-esteem movement that started in california in the 70s and 80s have pushed a lot of athletics in particular outside of the school system. that's why we have all these place to pay activities now. it's not just part of school and the everyday experience but you have to pay-to-play which automatically make for a lot of these competitive activities limited to upper middle class and middle-class middle class kids of them a question well if it is important to win and to lose -- today. john: is an important one unless? they say when my kid was and is soccer league we didn't keep score. hilary: you said exactly what's right. kids are very savvy. when i talk to kids for the book they knew exactly what was going on. john: you write that failure prepares kids quick. hilary: began in many cases. it's not just about school su

many women are being pro active in self defense in a mber of different ways. earlier this month, i showed you how some are turning to concealed . >>> many women being proactive in self-defense. >> you may remember i should you has some are turning to concealed weapons. in the story you only see on cbs2 we examine more of the physical side of self-defense. >>reporter: nervous smiles, heart beating fast this group of women get ready to face their attackers. i was there with them. more than 20 women all ages, shapes and sizes here to learn how to fight for their lives. >> i'm here because last week i was approached by someone in a parking lot. i panicked. he was approaching me quickly. it happened so fast i was really surprised i panicked. i'm not like that. i did not like feeling powerless. how strong she was or if she could defenders of. we both seem found out it doesn't matter how big or strong you are. >> you are capable no matter what your size is of causing shock to the humanbody. >>reporter: chris taught us it is not about being an action star. all you nee

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tony: to me, self charging cars -- self driving cars have already caught up with consumers. that is what uber is. it is a self driving car, but there is a person driving it. as far as i'm concerned, they have made this choice. now, the question is how to make it better and more pleasurable. emily: what is next for you? do you see staying at google? forever? tony: yeah. i got married. i did not get married and say i was going to get divorced and take half the money. no, that is not what i did. very simply, i got married and volunteered, in a way, for google glass. i'm not going anywhere. i love what i do. emily: you said that you regret not being able to tell steve about nest or show steve. tony: yeah. emily: what would you say to steve if he were here today? tony: i would just say thank you. i would say thank you. thank you for putting up with me. i believe he needed me a little bit. and i definitely needed him to help with the mentoring. we needed all the team and all the people who came and joined when it was the real dark days of apple and there was not a lot of money and

if you put those two things together then the superego is self command.that is something which smith wrote a lot about in his theory of moral sentiments. he recognized that the child learns self command through basically growing up to the point where he realizes that he's not the center of the universe. if you read freud's theories about infantile sexuality, et cetera, that is exactly what he's describing only in slightly different language. i think there's compatibility with psychoanalytic theory and the way in which we now see normal development. >> thank you. several of the questions this evening have to do with the violence, the unspeakable violence over the past week. the incredible acts of cruelty, one does not even want to call them terrorism, it's just outright murder of civilians. people who clearly were outside of the main social fabric of their community who really committed these horrific acts. how do the theories of your book and the concept of social fabric, or lack thereof, relate to some of the violence that we see so rampant in this count

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in all realistic aspects avenue their works self-cult vacation of works of true heart and self-direction and good experience for a extension of aids to the brothers is true mercy. >> okay any public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. item 12. >> adjournment. >> we're adjourned thank you, colleagues

self-containedunderwater breathingapparatus. again. self-contained underwater breathing apparatus. by george, she's got it! self-contained underwater breathing apparatus! and who invented it? hi. you're onone of the teams? uh-huh. the harding team. great. good luck. how exciting. this year we're the judges. i'm sort ofthe head judge. i'm cohead. i'm the alternate head judge. nice to meet you all. i'm so nervous. don't worry. you'll do fine. i hope so. why are you talking with these clowns? alex, these clowns are the judges. hi. how you doing? i'm alex keaton. nice jacket. like that tie, too. probably back in style again real soon. why didn't you say they were the judges? you didn't let me. forget it. let's go oversome things. you memorizedthe greek alphabet? no. name the four galaxiesnearest the milky way. you're making me more nervous. take your places. we're about to start. come on, girls.take your places. get harding,harding, fight! ok, everybody. just relax and forget you're on tv. make believe nobody's watching. let's go. count it, andy. 5, 4, 3, 2... good evening. i'm steven

this business about bragging that he's self-funding. it's object because he went to the traditional republican money and they didn't want him. if he could get it, he'd take it. it's a talking point that is way disingenuous. i think more people will find that out. >> the front page of trump's web site has not one but two buttons to donate. he tweeted this today -- the voters may not appreciate he self-funding and it might not be worth it if the campaign goes on all the way to the convention. do you expect him to change his position? >> donald trump should realize raising money from the outside oh isn't necessarily a sign that you're beholden to wall street. take a look at bernie sanders, he raises tons of money from small donations. i think having grass roots support winds up meaning you can raise lots of money in small amoufr at money's going to matter. as we saw with the results last night, ted cruz invested a lot in a ground operation in iowa, and he's been investing in making that work into the march 1st states. there's only so much

police say they released klan members because evidence shows they acted in self-defense. people are seen beating attacking and stomping the klans men. the kkk members arrived at a park on saturday for a planned anti-immigration rally. >> the fight basically broke out on the street and then the guys from the klan, they jumped in their suv and took off and then three of their klans men were left behind and then the fight escalated down the street. >> the seven people who remain in custody were booked for assault with a deadly weapon. they also face charges of elder abuse for attacking a klan member older than 65. one of those arrested and later released was a are 51-year-old man from san francisco. his name is charles donor. police say four people were taken to the hospital. three had been stabbed. one was stomped on. they are all in stable condition. a cal state university professor who went to the park to observe the rally as part of his research into extremist groups says he found himself protecting the klan members. >>> a northern california school district is investiga

she's called for self-restraint. japan, which has a separate territorial dispute with china has issued a sterner rebuke. >> china is increasing tensions by carrying out extensive and rapid land reclamation and utilizing them for military purposes. we have deep concerns over such actions and want to reemphasize that japan cannot accept this. the tensions between the two largest powers in the region extend here to the koreanen peninsula as well after north korea's recent nuclear test and rocket launch the u.s. is in talks with south korea about debrissing an anti-missile system here on south korean territory. that's something that beijing is opposed to, seeing it as a direct threat to its own military interests. that's hardly the intended side affect. the u.s. wants beijing to reign in its ally in pyongyang. there was a show of force. american f-22 stealth fighters demonstrating what the u.s. calls its commitment to defending it's ally in the face of north korean threats and a show of force that will be noted just as m

simone, do you have a strategy on how to sell voters on the self-sub skrooiz socialist. -- self-describedocialist. >> you're preaching to the choir. you may need some republicans and centrist independents as well. that's a hard sell for them. >> let me say something about this -- >> we have to talk to those people, these white working class republicans who have been voting against their own interests for years -- >> let me say something here. >> they keep electing people totally against what they're talking about. >> i think sanders is making a mistake what each talks about socialist, i think he would be much better off saving public libraries were once called socialism. medicare, social security, all these things were once. >> he -- >> he talked about germany and scandinavia and all these weird places. we're american. >> he doesn't talk about germany. >> yes, he does! >> he said no so long ago in this country education was free, college education was free. not all of a sudden but over a period of years, college has become entirely too expensive for a lot of families across the country. >

who has no self-awareness. doesn't live in the past for the future, he's just there and i learned a lot about the way he and vladimir putin relate to each other. the relationship between putin and berlusconi, i wrote an article in the financial times called the odd couple because here we have bothalpha males . hooton, the former kb g agent. berlusconi, the media mogul and it was fascinating to watch the two of them interacting and see how strong leaders only really respect other strong leaders>> ..

they are trying to be the leader in self driving technology, a move from viewing self driving cars as research project to a product under development. pandemonium at the box office, came in first 3" place at the movies. robert gave it five stars. robert: yes! kimberly: "star wars: the force awakens" came in third place. the 22nd annual screen actors guild awards happened in l.a. outstanding picture was "spotlight," leonardo dicaprio wopn for his role. kimberly: the water main break in montgomery county, what about anything else? devon: the overnight morning temperatures still well above freezing. a round of afternoon rain possible until 5:00. wednesday, whipping wind, likely rain, and a possible thunderstorm. kimberly: stay with us. sunday sports robert: coming up on abc 7 sports sunday, the broncos and panthers touchdown in california. will go one-on-one with kirk cousins after his spectacular run to the playoffs. i know you will like that. and a major announcement from the sinclair broadcast group. robert: and the leading scorer in college basketball. he is from the dmv. go crazy, f

emily: google is taking on self driving cars as well.t blows my mind every time i go over there and see what is going on. it feels like i am being driven around by a professional driver. regardless of whether it is a taxi or anything, i love those services. most people who drive do not know how to drive. they just don't. they are not professional drivers. emily: how do they make these cars safe and well designed and desirable? self driving cars have caught up with consumers. that is what uber is. as far as i'm concerned, they have made this choice. now the question is how to make it better and more pleasurable. emily: what is next for you? do you see staying at google? tony: i got married. i got married and volunteered and await for google glass. i'm not going anywhere. i love what i do. emily: you said that you regret not being able to tell steve about nest or show steve. what would you say to steve if he were here today? tony: i would just say thank you, thank you for putting up with me. i definitely needed him to help with the mentori

and people have the opportunity to put a whole new "self" out there. good friday morning! its 5 a-m on february 12th.

all of these folks regardless the other think about self-reliance self-reliance, understanding race and class and gender i could operate with the global context than do something about that. in owning her only and is sharing with her children. during the food growing season. >> it actually coming to speak a couple of times so you can google that or hear that issue of self-determination with the struggles with his son transformation issues he openly talks about supremacy and that is what it means to supply your people. one of which is food and nutrition. my question back would-be because of what the book is about for me, what do you mean by black power? there is so many forms in to attack that oppressive regime some of that can work alongside to have self-reliance and self determination some work toward the of black radical left with radical politics so that is patriarchy and oppression within the race as they tried to meet the goals of society with assault determined community per talk about what a black power means in order to understand what we are searching for it and trying to achie

your best an attack is usually self-defense. the thought of being the victim of a mugger or a home invasion is scary. but self-defense instructors say the best way to make sure you are prepared. denise hnytka has the story. 33:55 gimme that gimme that. leaves him out of breath tonight it's happened on a mat... but next time... it could be in a parking lot... a mall or on the street... julie 58:15 if i'm attacked by someone who does not have a weapon, i'm going to fight him. julie sandberg got her start 20 years ago... after taking a self defense seminar... then never stopped training. it was have been put to the test... the night a man tried to follow her out of a store. 10:35 as i put my hand on the door to exit, i just went, and he put his head down and went back in. i demonstrated i am not the person. don't do it. now she makes sure to spread the word... women don't have to be victims. victoria 51:27 it's because i'm small. my dad was worried people would try to take advantage of me. so he wanted to me learn self defense. vic

this is the first real world legit example of a self driving experience. for now it's intended mostly for highway driving it requires clear lane markings; it's not designed for making tight turns i asked alexis how does it work how it works - her by car " these little sensors are built in they are all around the car. a long range radar in the front of the car that can senses a few hundred feet ahead of the car. and a forward facing camera that sees ahead of the car that is what sees the lanes on the road. and then separately the cars also have high precision mapping in them so the systems are actually learning and improving. "alright so this is a pretty amazing feature i mean look at me i'm driving with no hands. it slowed down on turns, it's taking them well. one guy veered in our lane and the tesla kind of moved over a foot to avoid it. it's sensing everything and i feel very safe. get in the back seat. you need to think about it like cruise control. it's a driver convenience we still expect drivers to be aware and present" here is quadcopter 4. we wante

the goal to be self-sufficient in rice production will remain a continuing priority. in the region of east asia, japan remains among the pacific rim's economic heavyweights. despite its recent decade of economic stagnation, it is the second largest economy in the world. the intense concentration of population along the coastal lowlands is a defining feature of japan's modern landscape. tokyo is not only the largest, but also the most densely concentrated megalopolis on earth. in order to navigate this mega-city, workers in tokyo rely on the intricate and efficient web of public transit train routes. it's half past 4:00 in the morning at tokyo's otemachi subway station. this is an unlikely place to be riding a bicycle, but for station employees, it's a matter of course. otemachi is the largest subway station in tokyo. five different subway lines go through this station and there are 38 separate exits. the first chore each morning is to open all of the outside shutters. since it would take too long to walk to each one, employees use bicycles to get around in time. tokyo

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hillary clinton is a self-oriented democrat.gressive or liberal, but she is the on one in our field that can get things done in washington. that's why i'm with her, hashtag i'm with her. deirdre: fox business bringing you live coverage of our nation's first primarily february 9. donald trump is weighing in on president obama's latest mosque visit. finds out what liberal critics are complaining about. first jimmy fallon and his view. >> the dig story has to be donald trump who didn't win. he came in second to ted cruz. after trump's second place finish people started retweeting one of his treats from 2013 where he said "no one remembers who came in second." even kanye west said you have to be careful what you put on twitter. deirdre: what's better than the super bowl? how about the puppy bowl and actor an tone yes sabato jr. nobody move! get on the floor! do something! oh i'm not a security guard, i'm a security monitor. i only notify people if there is a robbery. there's a robbery. why monitor a problem if you don't fix it? that

it destroyed my self-esteem. >> have you ever had a girlfriend?> i had one girlfriend for two-and-a-half years. >> have you had many physical relationships? >> define physical -- like, umm -- >> have you had sex? >> i have not sex. i have had sexual encounter, but no real intercourse. >> how does that make you feel? >> it is still to this day really, really hard to talk about. really painful, and like will there is something wrong with me. that is how it makes me feel. there is something really frigging wrong with me. >> how committed are you to trying to change your circumstances? >> well, can i can define that in three words whatever it takes. and i do mean, whatever it takes. >> one, two, three. >> oh, yeah. >> for mitch, that means that first transforming the bachelor pad. >> this is the life. why the need to get all of the new furniture and re-do the place? >> i want to be committed to making h my home a reflection of me and make it warm and inviting. >> i am also assuming that if you bring with women here spontaneous spontaneously, you want

nissan has been working on self-parking cars. technology into chairs. clap your hands, the chairs go back where they belong. no messy board meetings. >> just do that with my laundry. in the drawer you go. that's fantastic. >> you could probably use that for a lot of different things around the house. they've got the vacuums, chairs, trash cans. that has got to be good. >> remember the clapper when you turned on your lights? that's the beginning of all this. the beginning. >> coming up in sports a furious finish for the florida gators at lsu. gators refused to quit but did they have enough to rally 3 the rays got in >> well, rays got a quick practice in before heading up afternoon. kevin cash really got this team on a tight schedule because he knows the games are coming quickly. the rays also have some new rule changes to start with, starting with the new slide rule, those rolling block slides are no longer allowed. remember taking out mets reuben tehada. this is one i really like. managers and coaches will have just 30 seconds to visit to the mound and

he had self-inflicted stab wounds. six rolled riley was stabbed wednesday and had been wounded in the neck. deputies were called out to aurora apartment when the woman called 911 from a neighbor's house. she said she was sexually assaulted and when they entered the apartment they found the six-year-old son riley dead. the two -year-old boy was unharmed. rael, riley's mother, described him as a smiley kid and here's what she told us just a few minutes ago. >> inaudible. >> rachel had lost custody of riley and he was in full custody of brandon, now accused of killing him. custody. >> the zika virus is spreading an action is been taken in colorado. the seco virus continues to spread across the globe raising awareness of the -- new at 5:30, joe st. george is live in fort collins with the fight to break beat the outbreak. good evening mike. as a mention no zika virus cases in our state but the disease is here. we're about 200 yards away from a secure facility and fort collins. the cdc site in fort collins. this area where w

kathryn self. dr. self: i'm excited to meet the families in the community, and get to know the families, watch children grow, and really become a part of the community. on dr. self's first day she's already had some patients. and expects to see about 3,000 children as the clinic grows. in rocky mount, amanda kenney, wdbj7. roanoke children's theater is bringing entertainment and awareness to the community. it's all part of the theater's r-c-t-4- teens program. unique approach to connecting with young people about current health issues through theater. in the past depression, eating disorders and bullying were addressed. this year's production is called "the ice cream man." it focuses on young people and the issues many face with heroin and drug abuse. pat wilhelms/artistic director "1 in 14 roanoke valley high school students has tried heroin at least once that in and of itself is enough to have us grab everyone by the shoulders and let them know that this is a problem." the ice cream man runs march 10

instead, it is a platform for narcissists to display their self-absorption. psychiatrist dr. matthew lorber is with lenox hill hospital. >> studies show spend oa oab one hour a day on facebook, one hour a day on twitter, go back on and look how many likes they get, and if they don't get enough likes a new picture is coming. >> both doctors say narcissism parents constantly telling you that you're better, prettier, and smarter than everyone, creating a feeling of entitlement. social media, they say, then acts as an ack sell rnt. >> 30 years ago, a 12 year old to 13 year old didn't necessarily have these opportunities for self-promotion, for posting pictures for everybody to see. now with facebook, um, it's divas. fueling these young children. >> and constantly promoting yourself instead of helping others has damaging consequences according to the experts. >> people can start relationships, but they have trouble keeping them going. they have trouble maintaining relationships. you have people who are good at maybe promoting themselves and getting jobs, but when they're there the

so i felt it was very important to self-fund. because i think nobody knows the system better than me. and guys are getting all of this money, and i would have had more than anybody. i mean, i was turning down friends, people that i know, $5 million, $10 million, people would give me anything. they put them in these pacs, which are as crooked as hell. they're running the campaigns. you know, they're totally, it's out of control. i'll be honest, it's out of control. but it's hard for me, you know, because my whole life, i take money, i make money. business, we make money, we grab money, money, money, i love money. right? no, it's true. we get greedy and more and more. all of a sudden, it's no, i don't want it. i want to do something else. i want to be greedy, but for the united states. we want to bring money into the united states. i really do. he i really do. the hell with the business stuff. my kids will take the business. my executives, they'll run it. we built a great business. i built an incredible business, some of the greate

in my opinion, they were self-inflicted. self-inflicted. thank you, doctor. cayou determine from the wounds the position of the knife blade when it entered senator bailey's body? the wounds indicate that the knife was positioned with the cutting edge down when it pierced the skin. stabbing from above. not conclusively. well, doctor, if senator bailey had stabbed himself, wouldn't the cutting edge be positioned upward, not down? not if the senator reversed the position of the knife in his hand, so that the cutting edge was facing downward. what are you saying? in t heat of the moment, with the police suddenly at the door, my client cleverly thought of this trick? ll, there's nothing all that clever about it. he could have picked it up from a crime novel, for example. a crime novel? you've an expert in crime novels now. [laughs] i've read my fair share. i remember now your resume listed one of your hobbies as reviewing crime books for small magazines. my client collects first edition crime novels. of course, that doesn't make him quite the expert you are. i did

and his whole past, his tab lloyd past, marriages, his playboy days, the things he has self-propos self-proposed. everybody know who is he. they know where he comes from. they aren't a surprise. and that's what he has going for him. he has been vetted in the press now for decades. that being said, i think that faith is an area that he could be hit on, especially when you pull up clips of him saying 2 corinthians. >> the report is about to take the stage. donald trump, we're going to have to give him a break to say some things here here he is. >> we're the heater where are the heaters? well, you know, i'll tell you what, the clemson tigers, i was watching that game, but next year, all the way. great team. great team. great team. it was some game. you have to say. a little bit better than the super bowl. don't we agree? a lot better. but, well, thank you very much. this is some crowd. wow. what the hell kind of building is this? what is this? it's beautiful. a little bit on the cold side. i don't usually do this. but i figure, well, it's great to be with you. and you know, we've had an exciting ti

but i'm self-funding, and i must tell you, i don't know that enough people appreciate i'm self-funding any way, whether they appreciate it or not. so i won't be influenced by the lobbie lobbies, et cetera. i don't know that it's appreciated by the voters. i'm the only one on both sides. i'm putting up my own money. i don't know that the voters appreciate it. when they go into vote, i don't think they say i am going to vote for trump and he won't be influenced by lobbies and special interests. >> are you going to do more to tell them in. >> i'm going to tell them, but i don't think it's something they vote for, which is a shame, because it's a very big thing. understand that? it's a very big thing. a big element if you can have somebody that can actually self-fund and not be influenced by bad decisions, by people that are looking for themselves or looking for the company or country they represent. that's a real positive. >> you talk about -- >> i just don't know, i just don't know whether or not the voters appreciate it. >> you talk about self-funding but you've received -- >> this is t

self-parking cars, pretty cool. but nissan came up with something way more useful. an office chair that puts itself back under a desk at the sound of a clap. this cutting edge technology seems vaguely familiar. clap on clap off >> oh, right, the '80s. either way these intelligent parking chairs are taking lazy to a whole new level. they have motors and wheels in the base that sync with cameras placed in are a room. when somebody claps, the chair navigates its way back to the

it looks like this is nissan's clever way to promote its new intelligent self-parking car system. caught on camera now, a woman subway bathroom and then gives birth inside. the woman walks out of the bathroom, leaving the baby behind, surveillance video shows an employee following the mother out after he realizes she's leaving a trail of blood. paramedics quickly arrive at the subway to find the baby submerged in the toilet. the mother has been arrested. the baby is expected to be okay. >> an awful story there. outwit out play. out last, time for a new season of survivor. >> yeah baby. woo. >> you are witnessing 18 americans begin an adventure that will forever change their lives. >> jeff gets you very excited doesn't he. it can be the most grueling 39 days in history. a test of brains, brawn, or beauty will capture the title of soul survivor. the host says it's a theme you've seen before but one worth revisiting. >> i find it interesting. because you're taking the on in their daily life. you're a smart er doctor, or a former nba player or a bounty hunter, or you're a beautiful wo

, that is no >>> general motors is launching a new design team dedicated exclusively to developing self driving cars. company officials say gm's own vice president will be the team and its goal is to figure out a strategy to make gm the leader in self driving technology. officials say they want to bring self driving cars out of the concept phase and into something that can start to work in the real world. >>> volkswagen may be buying back some of those diesel cars that they rigged to cheat admissions test. we told you about the german car companies international scandal last year when software was found in their diesel a buyback program may be a solution for some of those cars a compensation fund to determine how much it should pay owners with a decline in their vehicles value. >>> automaker toyota says they will stop vehicle production in japan for six days this month due to a shortage of parts. at a still -- still shortage. february 8-13. overseas will not be affected >>> the cuban government has now announced a plan to bring broadband internet service to the island nation. the citize