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cream moisturizes and soothes, >>> welcome back.icans use technology in a variety of ways. but studies show that we're still on the wrong side of the digital divide. how much of this is true? a panel of experts gives us the answers. >> joining me to have this discussion are cheryl huggins soloman, stephanie humphreys, tech life expert and contributor to your black world.com and of course our own patricia, director of pr and marketing for black enterprise. thank you for being here. the question i want to know is people keep saying the african-american community doesn't access technology. that we are not full participants in this thing. but everyone i know has a cell phone. everyone i know is on the internet and everyone is texting. >> it is easy to get a prepaid phone from cricket but the quality of engagement is changing and that's where we are lk lacking as a community. >> campaigns are huge in the world. >> it is huge in my world. >> high quality engagement, if you are able to access the broadbanda broadband internet you can get a

they want to be soothed by their parents.>> routine is a good place to start. >> a routine. should they go to bed at the same time every night? >> yes, be consistent. >> hard in the summertime when the sun is still up. my father and mother made me go to bed, all of us kids, at 8:30 all the time. and the sun is still shining in -- >> that's weird. >> there's kids outside playing. >> it's hard. you know, bedtime in the summer can be a little later than the school year, but has to be consistent every night. week nights, weekends, same bedtime. if it's 8:00 one night, 8:30 the night -- -- the next, it throws your clock off. >> and kids are negotiating. >> and you can keep the room dim at those times. the bedroom always feels like a safe sanctuary. the negotiation is always part of the challenge. we're constantly -- we don't want to have a power struggle at bedtime. if everybody knows the rule is, we head into our bedroom at 8:00, lights out at 8:30, read the book, do the same thing -- >> they'll stretch as much as you let them. >

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it will reportedly try to use next week's policy meeting to provide a soothing voice for investors. chatter about the fed pulling back on bond buying program as we've talked about pushed bonds high recently. "the wall street journal" writes investors the -- ben bernanke says he expects a considerable amount of time between ending qe-3 and a hike. he's likely to stress that point at a press conference next week. want more, go to our website, cnbc.com. >>> leaders from eight of the world's most powerful country are meeting in ireland for two days of talks which start on monday. on the agenda, geopolitical issues such as the crisis in syria as well as discussions on the global economy. focus on the three ts, transparency, taxation and trade. ahead of the meeting president obama has given the go ahead for the u.s. to provide military support to the syrian rebels. that could include supplying weapons. the decision comes after the white house concluded evidence shows syrian president beshear assad used chemical weapons against opposition forces. the u.n. says nearly 97,000 people have bee

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all that soothing talk hasn't stopped the rise in mortgage rates. no calm tones there. rate on the 30-year fixed taking the biggest jump in 26 years. that's right. that rate spiked a half percentage point in a week to 4.46. that extra point will cost you $56 more a month for every $100,000 borrowed. >> that adds up. >> it really adds up. rates are still low. they are not close to 2007, almost 7% back then. while we are talking rates, don't forget the clock is ticking on student loan rates. the loans will double monday. 6.8% unless congress steps in to find a solution. it's $5,000 extra kids are going to pay because of the loan rates. ceos pay is back to levels. look how it compares to the average worker. the average worker earns 273 times more than the average worker. ceo compensation stood at $14 million last year. $14 million. >> it's a fair amount of money. >> same 40-hour week. >> bigger house, bigger car, bigger summer home. 26 minutes after the hour. >>> coming up, a new twist in the murder mystery that landed an nfl star behind bars. aaron hernandez linked to two

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they facts, do you think it's enough to soothe americans, a lot of whom seem uneasy about this?think it's enough to soothe americans, but it does kind of give you an idea of the diligence with which they work on these things. i mean, the interesting thing to me about this sort of vague investigation after 9/11, that we talk about, he essentially said the case was closed for several years, and then under section 215 that fran townsend was talking about, the nsa provided the fbi with a telephone number that then allowed them to continue to pursue a case that had been a dead-end, and disrupt the financing from somalia for terrorist activity. so that does sort of give you an idea of the diligence with which they pursued these cases. but if you're worried about big brother iism, and you're worried about whether the balance is actually balanced, i think four cases for you may not be enough. in a classified setting they're going to hear about 50 cases. some people would say one is enough, and again the american public, while it has a healthy skepticism about this, generally when you lo

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and ginger or tea reduces the inflammation, it's very soothing but look into devil's claw, if you havethe jointed pain. >> jamie: look on the shelf for both of those. serious topic, as yeo pore eosz, a bone thinning condition. millions of americans can have it -- osteoporosis, there are so many things you can do to keep your bones strong. also go only here today a key program to help homeowners struggling with their mortgage. it's being extended and you may be able to take advantage of it. i'll tell you about in our next hour in the consumer protection segment. we'll be right back. >> jamie: welcome back it sunday house call. osteoporosis affects medicallions of us. it can be very painful. you can suffer fractures and be severely disabled. doctor, let's start right now. why don't we do something to prevent osteoporosis? >> if there is one thing, it's weight-bearing exercise. the other thing we can do right off the bat is take vitamin different, which we take about on the show. vitamin 3d has calcium in it. it laps to women in menopausal age because their estrogen goes down and bone get

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this had a soothing effect on investors about a potential problem of chinese banks to meet their financialobligations. adding to the good mood here in frankfurt after the trading was strong economic data from the united states. consumer confidence and america is strong. factory orders look better than anticipated. all this gave reason to investors to return to the stock market. >> let's take a look at the closing numbers. that closing number and frankfurt -- 1.5% gains. similar story on the euro stoxx 50. the dow jones up about .8%. and the euro falling against the dollar. >> police in belgium and in three german states say they carried out early morning anti- terror raids against a suspected islamist militant that was trying to use model airplanes to carry out an attack. >> persecutors hope the evidence will shed more light on a money-laundering operation, which they say has been financing terrorist activity. >> officials say the two suspects have been under surveillance for over a year. on tuesday morning, these -- the police moved in. >> we have been here since 4:00 a.m. we are operatin

this had a soothing effect on investors about a potential problem of chinese banks to meet their financialobligations. adding to the good mood here in frankfurt after the trading was strong economic data from the united states. consumer confidence and america is strong. factory orders look better than anticipated. all this gave reason to investors to return to the stock market. >> let's take a look at the closing numbers. that closing number and frankfurt -- 1.5% gains. similar story on the euro stoxx 50. the dow jones up about .8%. and the euro falling against the dollar. >> police in belgium and in three german states say they carried out early morning anti- terror raids against a suspected islamist militant that was trying to use model airplanes to carry out an attack. >> persecutors hope the evidence will shed more light on a money-laundering operation, which they say has been financing terrorist activity. >> officials say the two suspects have been under surveillance for over a year. on tuesday morning, these -- the police moved in. >> we have been here since 4:00 a.m. we are operatin

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i don't think he went to soothe.e that there was a lot of flexibility, that it wasn't a rigid policy in place as to when they would start tapering, how much they would do. and he underscored that that was very separate from raising interest rates, which was not contemplated until 2015 and 2016. clearly the market took the message that he wasn't kidding in the statement and we should be starting to look toward a cutting back of the quantitative easing. >> yeah. okay. stay there, martin, because we now have to get into, you know, how we now deal with this reduction of liquidity and what that means. more to come from him. we're also keeping our eyes on google. the french privacy watchdog and now the italian privacy watchdog is watching google with data over possible privacy violations. >>> we'll take a short break. keep your eyes on the futures as well because right now we're lower. it's slightly down from 51 points. it picked up slightly. it's important to get away from everything once in awhile. well, everything but p

so i stepped out to watch her, and to see, will she sooth herself? within a few seconds, she stopped crying. and when i went back in, she started again, crying. let me wipe your nose. >> [screaming] >> this suggests that, just like any other child, rosie sometimes cries for attention, and she's ready for some discipline in her routine. >> the fact of the matter is, that she is somewhat tough. she's, uh, she's a feisty little kid. >> oh! >> she has an opinion and she's willing to make it known. >> right. no pity for you, rosie. >> hello? [laughing] >> it's possible that some of these emotional things are actually tougher for mom and dad than they are for rosie. >> we've got to not have any sort of negative, "oh, boy, it'll go." >> i do that all the time. >> i know. >> that's my main thing. >> i know. >> [screaming] >> i've been feeling a bit, um, clueless, and a bit stripped away, and we have to change up all the habits that we got into as, um, parents, over the years, because the way we interact with her is not giving her the opportunity to change. >

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voice skepticism over north korea's proposal to launch high level talks between the two states to soothethe tension on the korean peninsula the obama administration says any negotiation should come with concrete action from north korea asia specialist dr tim beal though thinks that america's reluctant because it won't benefit from peace in the region. the preconditions are there so that the negotiations won't get off the ground and one way or two if you don't want to have negotiations then the simplest way to do that and they don't. soldiers way is to demand preconditions of the other side of the excess so that i think that's what the american doing. then the question of course is you know why are they doing that why don't. you know that that's the difficult one i think basically the number of reasons but the main reason is is china they want tension on the korean peninsula as part of their containment of china so they're very loath to go show sions which defused the situation. we're revealing tomorrow's technology at the paris air show we've got more pictures and a story of russia's new

new kaopectate caplets -- soothing relief for all those symptoms. kaopectate.done. >>> for the first time we're getting a look inside the underground bunker in alabama where a man took a little boy hostage for almost a week. cnn alina has more. >> reporter: this is an inside look at the underground bunker where jimmy lee dykes held a 5-year-old boy hostage for six days. just released photos show alabama and federal investigators processing the scene. here is a picture showing one of two beds. small flashlights hang on the wall, water bottles are within reach, a notebook and an animal calendar sit on the bed. the fbi released the photos saturday, along with audio of a profanity-laced phone call between hostage negotiators and dykes. >> you just go ahead and send something down [ bleep ] to their death. >> reporter: the chilling audio gives us a better sense of dykes' state of mind as the days wore on and negotiations deterrierated. >> i mean whatever time it is, then, i will not talk [ bleep ]. >> reporter: dykes stormed a school bus on january 29th. a 15-year-o

america has voiced skepticism over north korea's proposal to launch high stakes talks to soothe the tensionn the korean peninsula the obama administration is says that any to go she should come up with a concrete action from north korea to basically d.n.a. nuclear new nuclear rice but america is reluctant dr tim bill thinks that they are reluctant because it won't benefit from peace in the region. preconditions are there so that the negotiations won't get off the ground and where if you don't want to have negotiations then the simplest way to do that are no negotiations soldiers way is to demand preconditions of the i was. set so that i think it's well. then the question of course is why are they doing that why didn't they. you know that that's the difficult one and i think basically the number of reasons but the main thing is is china they want tension on the korean peninsula as are the containment of china so they're very loath to cling. to the do you choose the situation. or the bug bear of in the west mahmoud ahmadinejad is about to hand over the iranian presidency had to r.t. dot com f

. >> when they hear something that is very soothing, they adapt to it. >> reporter: just watching rebeccasic therapist, sing to little jaiden, born with a heart defect. the oxygen in jaiden's blood goes up. his breathing calms. the effect lasts. the lullabies from intensive care often become the child's favorite songs. william spent 12 weeks in intensive care. he is now one. >> i would say "rock-a-bye baby" is the one that he still responds to the most. >> reporter: a lesson for doctors. technology can do a lot. so can tenderness. ♪ cradle and all dr. richard besser, abc news, new york. >> that's some medicine. that's all for us right now. thanks for watching and i'll see you tomorrow on "gma." >>>zv battle over baseball becomes a legal fight to get oakland a's to move south we have a look at the plans for the team. >> the man accused of taking off his clothes and terrorizing bart passengers heads to court. his friends tell abc 7 news why they were worried before the attack. >> i'm spencer christian in the accu-weather forecast center our next warming trend arrive was the first day of sum

voiced skepticism over north korea's proposal to launch high level talks between the two states to soothetension on the korean peninsula the obama administration says any negotiations should come with concrete action from north korea a specialist doctor to mcbeal thinks that america is reluctant because it won't benefit from peace in the region. preconditions are there so that negotiations won't get off the ground where if you don't want to have negotiations . simples way to do that they don't go shares so this way is. the man preconditions of the i will fight. so that i think that's what the american doing then the question of course is why they don't do that why don't they. and you know that that's the difficult one and i think basically a number of reasons but the main reason is is china wants tension on the korean peninsula as are the containment of china so they're very loath to in. the book do you choose the situation. bug bear of the west. is about to hand over the presidency you can head to our. from standing up to get nuclear energy for the country to being alternately mired in t

. >> when they have something that is very soothing.r: just watch rebecca, a music therapist sing to little jaden, born with a heart defect. the oxygen in jaden any blood goes up. his breathing calms. the effect lasts. the lullabies become favorite songs. william spent 12 weeks in intensive care. he's now one. rock a bye baby is still the one he responds to the most. >> a lesson to doctors. technology can do a lot, so can tenderness. dr. richard besser, abc news, new york. >> oh. >> awesome. >> those stories, just too much. that's the kind of stuff. you know what, the moment that devon was born when he was crying, duces started singing hush little baby. still sing it. he falls asleep when you do. true statistic. >> good for duces. the more i know, the more i give him a thumbs up. >>> oh, thank you. >> unique lunchtime treat. get your dancing shoes on. we're going clubbing in the middle of the afternoon. why the lunch party is the new thing to do. you are watching "world news now." ♪ ♪ ♪ you want it you got it >> it is hard not to bust a

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voiced skepticism over north korea's proposal to launch high level talks between the two states to soothetensions on the korean peninsula the obama administration says any negotiations should come with concrete actions from north korea including denuclearization specialist dr tim mcbeal now joins me live thank you very much for being with us now the u.s. hasn't made its decision yet but it seems reluctant to enter negotiations without precondition why do you think that it but i think they would probably have made it and that is the precondition preconditions of there so that the negotiations both get off the ground and where if you don't want to have negotiations. simpers wait to do that they don't go she actually so this way is. the man preconditions of the other side. so that i think it's well. then the question of course is why they don't do that why don't they. you know that that's the difficult one and i think basically the number of reasons for them lately is as china wants tensions on the korean peninsula are there going to. and of china so they're very loath to and. salute do you

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skepticism over north korea's proposal to launch high level talks between the two states to try to soothetensions on the korean peninsula the obama administration says any negotiation should come from concrete action from north korea age especially stock to thinks that america is reluctant no because it won't benefit from peace in the region. preconditions and there so that negotiations won't get off the ground and where if you don't want to have negotiations. simples way to do that they don't go she actually soldiers way is. the man preconditions of the others by. so that i think is what the american. view that the only question of course is why they don't why don't they. you know that that's the difficult one and i think basically a number of reasons but the main is is china wants tension on the korean peninsula as are low containment of china so they're very loath to increase in goshen oceans when do you choose to do that the situation. more stories in brief now this hour rounds newly elected president hassan rouhani said the country isn't ready to suspend its enrichment of uranium des

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