(upbeat music) - welcome to teen kids news. i'm veronique. let's begin with our top story for this week. (upbeat music) bullying is not a new problem for us teens, but as amelia reports, there is a new way to help us deal with it. - comic book superheroes like superman or spider-man are always saving the world from supervillains, so it might not be surprising that comic books may also help us fight more everyday issues like self-esteem and bullying, and when it comes to comic books, nancy silberkleit is an expert. she's one of the heads of archie comics. hi. - hi, and zam, wham, wow, teen kids news. - and zam, wham, wow to you, nancy. you know, archie, jughead, betty and veronica, they've been around for a long time, haven't they? - they have been around for 75 years. - well, what makes them so popular with generation after generations of kids? - well, archie, betty and veronica, they remain relevant, and i feel that our readers are right in their space in school. - okay, interesting. besides being the co-ceo of archie comics, you were also a

for teen kids news, i'm amelia. s. - we've got lots more you about on teen kids new build your own website or phone app? as diyu reports, you don't need to be a math genius to learn how. - laptops, tablets, and smart phones all have one thing in common. they depend on programs to operate.at's s who write those operatin g th systems are called programmers. they use letters, numbers, and symbols to create the code that tells the computers what to do. listen to this. - really,the younger you t into coding, the better you are in your career whether you wanna go into programming itself or you wanna go into other industries. - [diyu] the new york code and design academy offers a summer camp and classes for teens to learn to code. and if you're worrieu need to t yo don't worry.so me bas iclis kear oe kind of helpful, and if you're worrieu need to t yo naming your files and like naming, standard naming conventions. other than that, nothing. it's pretty easy to pick up. s - [diyu] students are taught building web pages and designing mobile applications. - we've learned things like html and css, whi

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for teen kids news, i'm scott. (upbeat music) - next, i'll tell you about some of the things you need to know before you go looking for a part-time job. teen kids news will be right back. can sometimes be stressful. and we can all use advice to help us strive for success. so here's christin, with this week's make the grade. - while no one will argue that doing well in school is our first priority, many teens want or need to make a little extra money in their spare time. but you have to do some work before you start working. that means you need to find out how many hours the government allows you to work. if you're 14 or 15 years old, there are lots of legal restrictions. and many states require students under 18 to obtain working papers. you can find out what you need to know by going to your state's department of labor website. of course, you can also get some good guidance from your school guidance counselor. but remember, if you're already having a hard time keeping up at school, the best kind of work for you is

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wow, teen kids news. - and zam, wham, wow to you, nancy. you know, archie, jughead, betty and veronica, they've been around for a long time, haven't they? - they have been around for 75 years. - well, what makes them so popular with generation after generations of kids? - well, archie, betty and veronica, they remain relevant, and i feel that our readers are right in their space in school. - okay, interesting. besides being the co-ceo of archie comics, you were also a teacher. is that what gave you the idea to use comics to deal with issues like bullying? - absolutely. i feel comic books is a very powerful tool to communicate information, and if you think about the format of comic books, it's a lot of graphics, so it gives the opportunity for the reader to expand the story. and once they expand the story, i feel that they can internalize information in a way that they understand.

surgeon general's now warning that e cigarettes are a public health threat to kids and teens. a new report reveals the electronic smoking devices now are the most commonly used tobacco products among youths. e cigarettes are linked to the use of other tobacco products as well. >>> delaware now scores among the top in the nation for breast feeding support. the state earned perfect scores for including breast feeding in prenatal education. and for not giving complementary instant formula samples. >>> break out the gloves, the hat and the jacket, we have some cold air moving in just in time for your friday. coming up, i'll show you how long it will stick around plus a chance for some rain and snow, that's next. always wins. especially in my business. with slow internet from the phone company, you can't keep up. you're stuck, watching spinning wheels and progress bars until someone else scoops your story. switch to comcast business. with high-speed internet up to 10 gigabits per second. you wouldn't pick a slow race car. then why settle for slow internet? comcast business. built for spe

. >> reporter: kids and teens turning the holiday cash and gift cards into brand-new possessions. according to stone ridge mall, while millennials like experiences, generation z wants the stuff. >> i got all the money, so i want to spend it as fast as possible. >> taking some of his christmas money to buy -- what are you buying? >> bat man bat cave lego set. >> reporter: are you going to return any gifts? >> i'm keeping everything. >> reporter: while most everyone here is on the hunt for good deals. >> me and my friends are just having fun. >> reporter: 11 year old haily is on a mall scavenger hunt for her birthday. it may be the end of one christmas, but for some, it's never too early to start planning for the next. >> it's always good to start shopping for next year christmas. >> reporter: and holiday shopping is up, expected to exceed $1 trillion. >>> millions of americans are heading home after the holidays. many descending on overcrowded airports. but things have been moving smoothly at bay your airports, unless the destination was to storm-stricken cities in the midwest. >>

the renovation at the pediatric oncology department has a new play area for kids. a teen room. it's also got some additions for the staff including new reception desk and infusion clinic. this was all put together by n non-profit go for the gold. the executive director says families deserve a positive and comfortable setting to make their journey less stressful. >> i think this space is reflective of both what the children are going to like, what the parents are going to like and certainly i think it's going to put smiles on the staff's faces as well. >> the total cost of the renovation, $350,000. it all came from donations. >>> music great and talk hoe show harry connick, jr. stopped by our fox 29 studios today. >> he did. why didn't i get the memo? because i would have woke up early he told alec holley and karen hepp he loves stopping by philly because it remind him of home. >> the food is great here. you know, i don't know how strange this will sound to your viewers, but philly reminds me a lot of new orleans. >> um-hmm. >> maybe in size or the love of good food and th

teens in new york and d.c.. buffalo back to pittsburgh, minus teens. neil? >> all right. so regina, say hypothetically you live around northern new jersey and the kidshristmas. you say -- >> northern new jersey, did you say? >> yes. >> you know what? it's been pretty cold, neil. >> i know that. >> i would hedge on the side that maybe. >> really? >> we could. >> don't go overboard here. don't commit. regina, thank you very, very much. good to have you. it's going to be a white christmas! maybe. all right. one last peek at the dow here. record territory. you know the drill here. everyone seems to be waiting for 20,000. it wouldn't take that much of a leap. take my word for it. we are little more than 200 points away. so man oh man, i hope, santa, you're watching. after this. >>> hi, i'm greg, ebony, eric and a walnut is bicycle walnut is dana perino. the five. you got the hand it to the russians. so russian. according to the cia, that big lovable bear of a country tampered with the elections to help mr. trump win. the's no evidence of coordination. without that, this is just suspicion. there may be proof they tried to do it but none that they succeede

general says vaping can create a whole new sgren ration of kids addict -- generation of kids addicted to nicotine. it's among the most commonly use of tobacco by teens. alison: a new scientific discovery is shining a light an how milk tastes. that is a literal statement. virginia tech researchers discovered the retail case using l.e.d. lighting, it tastes better. that is based on an actual taste test. the reason they say is built around how it oxod izes. fluorescent light makes it taste worst. think about that. or add chocolate sur run and it will taste better. larry: to cover it. that is the answer for he. county about to make dinner. you need to boil your water first. water main break tuesday night prompted 48-hour boil water notice for haymarket and gainesville. we will let you know when the boil water order is lifted. alison: after more than 30 years on the hill, harry reid is saying goodbye to congress. reid made his farewell address. later hillary clinton spoke to unveil portrait of reid at seek re-election this year. larry: coming up, they said they were done with extending the late night hours but find out when and why the transit agency say

new public health threat. the surgeon general says more and more teens are vaping. that has the potential to create a new generation of kidsddicted to nicotine. we have more on nbcbayarea.com. we'll be back here in just two minutes. >>> 6:57. welcome back on this wet thursday morning. here are the top stories on nbc bay area. >> more on the rain this morning. first let's go to oakland. investigators still don't have the definitive caution of friday's deadly oakland warehouse fire. they say it could be days or weeks before they do. but the area around the warehouse is starting to open up again to pedestrians and traffic. the search for victims over, the city of oakland is launching a new push to improve building safety and complaint procedures. mayor libby schaaf is asking members of the national fire prevention task force to assist in the pros s. officials admit building inspectors hadn't been inside the ghost ship warehouse in three decades. >>> campus police at san jose state are valting three recent cases of sexual battery. those three cases happened over eight days. the most every sent case happened in a stairwell at d

new york yesterday. jagger already has seven kids ranging in age from their teens to their 40s.ording to jagger's reps, both parents are delighted. the mother and baby are doing well. so this baby has many nieces and nephews. they may be older, actually, than the baby. fascinating. >> congratulations to them. >> uber is laying down the law for the first time ever. the ride sharing company is listing seven things that will get you banned for life. they include vomiting from excessive alcohol consumption. drinking alcohol in the car, carrying a gun, fist fights or other unwanted contact with other passengers oryour driver. flirting and other sexual conduct, inappropriate language, and stalking or contacting your driver after you have been dropped off. some of those are very obvious, self-evident. you don't want to do those in any situation. drivers actually rate passengers. better beware when ubering. >> not so obvious to me because you had to clarify when it comes to the flirting. what if people are on a date. >> if you're doing uber share. sometimes you're riding with a stranger

>>reporter: kids and teens turning the holiday cash and gift cards into brand new possessions. according to stone ridge mall, millennials like experiences, generation b wants the stuff. >> got all the money and want to spend as fast as possible. >> taking christmas money to buy? >> bat cave lego set. >>reporter: are you gonna return any gifts or keeping everything? >> keeping everything. >>reporter: while most everyone here is on the hunt for good deals. >> we're just having fun. >>reporter: 11 year-old healy on a mall -- haily on a scavager hunt for her birthday. >>reporter: for some it's never too early to start planning for the next. >> always good to start shopping for next year's christmas. >> . >>reporter: and holiday shopping is up. expect today exceed $1 trillion. in pleasantton, jessica, kpix 5. >>> how a place of worship found vandalize inside the most disgusting way and how a rabbi is responding. >>> how the pastor's board walk is being freshened up now and ready for thousands of tourists this summer. >>> like the ups and downs on the roller coasters, so goes the tem

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teen depression and anxiety is on the rise and many times kids don't know who to turn to. there are some new programs out there to help our kids . >> 211 tampa bay cares is now up and running a resource for a group falling through cracks of the mental health system. teens and young adults between the age of 16 and 25 where depression rates are spiking especially among girls. >> it was very difficult for me at the time because it was just like i was younger, so it's just like everyone would blow it out type thing but as i got older people started to notice it's like it's with depression and anxiety she told me one day she hit a breaking point and luckily she found 211. the success for kids and families healthy transition program provides a support system. >> our program was designed to fill that void, fill that crack and help the youth and young adults who are transitions into becoming a young adult. >> if your child starts having mood changes that can be a signal they need suppo going on for 2 weeks or longer, heads up. if the person is crying and really really sad or incredibly moody you wa

teen and children. we have to give our kids hope again and i hope with the new administration we do that and make people good and support is our children and support our senior and make sure everybody feels like they have a fighting chance. >> i thought there were crossc cross over themes in that. old age mortality rate hasn't changed but those dying in middle age. where is the underlying issues. thank you so much. >> thank you you, and have a great holiday. >> you, too it. >> president-elect trump nominates general john kelly. he served three tours in iraq and the retired war hero is remembered for a heart breaking sacrifice. hey, searching for a great used yeah! you got it. just say show me millions of used cars for sale at the all new carfax.com. i don't want one that's had a big wreck just say, show me cars with no accidents reported pretty cool i like it that's the power of carfax® find the cars you want, avoid the ones you don't plus you get a free carfax® report with every listing start your used car search at carfax.com >>> hello, everyone, i'm melissa francis. president-elect trump making more

new couples and babies and kids. oliver: it's new as in taking new steps as well as young people? >> it looks at what millennials are doing and people in their teens trying to get business. we have people taking their children as young as five and 62 a classically can learn how to improve their credit rating. oliver: you have one story that's youngish ceos. theranos is one company we talked to. there and implosion how they did the testing and dorseyurus -- and jack and twitter about how they will deal with their business model moving forward and how to monetize their user base. carol: you took one of your reporters and deploy him to a social media/marketing agency to see what happens? yes, it's about instagram and it's a must read. oliver: we spoke to the reporter. you wrote about what it's like to be an instagram or social media influencer. i don't know where to start. tell us what an influencer is. ofif you are under the age 25, you know all this but if you app up your instagram, the that facebook owns, you will notice in between your friends, there are some very attractive looking people wearing beautiful outfits with beautiful vacation shots a

so the good news is that teens are resilient, kids are resilient. kids thif under all sorts of conditions. what we see in one of the studies i cite in the article looked att and fly out parents in australia. there is a large sector of parents who work away from home for two to three weeks at a time on oil rigs or mines. they studied those families. their teens were more stressed as you might expect but they were doing just absolutely just fine. i think the point here is families do the best they can with the option they have got, but mostly what we want to do is reassure parents that you just being around is enough. i think often we feel like we have a conversation. that is not necessarily what the data show. >> i've always been curious about this question. what is it about the teenage to rebel against their parents? >> that terrible side effect of puberty. their job to become independent. i think a normal development a teen's job to push away and a parents' job to pull back. the other reason honestly they get wise to us. you know? at 14, >> bored?

. >> sreenivasan: we've spent our share of time looking at how kids and teens spend time with their screens. now, there's a new survey that finds their parents have some of the same habits. the study, which asked for feedback from 1,700 parents of children age eight to 18, found adults spending more than nine hours a day themselves looking at video screens. yet even as they are worried about how much time their children spend watching screens, nearly 80% of parents felt they were good role models for their kids when it came to this. jim steyer is the founder and c.e.o. of common sense media, which conducted the survey. my jaw is still on the floor about the nine hours. that seems unbelievable. you've got to be counting stuff that i do at work and my laptop. >> it's astounding to me, too. i thought it was about four hours. i thought it would be four, four and a half hours. the truth is it's only an hour and a half of work time. so that means seven hours and 45 minutes per day the average american parent is spending with screen media at home. it was shocking. and they think they're good role models. >> sreenivas

where security forces aren staing by. >>> we want to begin with the troubling new trend among teens that is going viral. kidsnight in popular stores. then posting videos of their sleepover adventures online. nbc national correspondent miguel almaguer is in los angeles. he's got more on this. this is going to need some explaining, miguel. good morning. >> absolutely, matt. teens call it the sleepover challenge. they hide inside these big box stores, get their cameras out. when security disappears, that's when they start to roll video. but stores call it troubling and now many people are push back. >> and tonight we are going to try to sleep in ikea. >> reporter: the craze appears to have started with these two belgian teens. back in july, the best friends filmed themselves at their local ikea store, hiding in a closet until closing. then they spent the night roaming the store. bouncing around. and mugging for their camera. >> we made it. casually slept in ikea. >> it began a little bit as a joke. we came up with the idea to film it and to put it on the internet. we blew up like crazy. >> reporter: their youtu

new york. sad one here where one teen is dead and the friend is recovering after they were buried alive in snow. this happened at a parking lot where the kids playing in green witch, which i new york. the parking lot is where the public works crews were dumping plowed snow. after the boys were reported missing officers followed the tracks to the parking lot and started digging. they found both boys. 13-year-old joshua died. they are looking at how they became buried in the snow. jonathan: it's an annual tradition coming to an end. she has cooked holiday dinner for officers. they come by the house and she has food set up for them. a month ago they took time to honor her and took her shopping. sam: we are outside the gibson home. folks who live in d.c. a while. you remember this. the standard d.c. police car. that was the type of car in which brian gibson was killed 20 years ago. it was a simple. miss shirley gibson says after 20 years this will be her last holiday dinner memory of her son. brian gibson who was killed at age 27. by a cop hating gunman. waiting for a light to change. shirley gibson started the dinner because she missed cooking

teen tracking: the ?new safety feature you can download on your child's smartphone ?right now-- that could mean ?all the difference-- if your kid is in trouble. welcome to live at daybreak. it's i'm julia fello in for susan kim.and - i'm vince vitrano. let's get a look at your weather and traffic together-- with storm team 4 meteorologist brian gotter. yesterday remained cloudy and breezy with highs near 40, a westerly wind to 20 mph, and spotty drizzle. wind chills were near 30 all day. this morning is lower 30s under a mostly cloudy sky and light breeze. get used to the dreary clouds as this afternoon is mostly cloudy, breezy and chilly with highs in the mid to upper 30s. tonight is cloudy and chilly now-- let's get to tatiana cash for a look at the roads incident freeslick slippery spotstraffic building speeds at or above posteddrive times around or on time sconn's tialesen ze ltois n exaitted expected. pe y... anen rkers will will workerere tu to urthse at ..?.. to get an earlt on ng sorting - anpreparation - that needetoappen the balls uld ly b counted. for : the clerk id wsa hato at ab envepes matctoh e er up g oftee envo

teens. remember when we're not on the air you can get weather information at 6abc.com/weather. cold today keep all the extra gear handy for the kids and for you. >> new on "action news," the fbi and police in north jersey are investigating a break-in at an nfl players home as a hate crime. he came home to his house to find racist graffiti and trump was run on the wall. he wants everybody to know oppression violence or racism has no room in the community. >> i think it's important to know that racism is alive and well. >> this is the second time the home was burglarized since thanksgiving week, but this is the first time graffiti was left behind. >>> >> an accident involving a diatt burned the girls. the mayor is promising a rigorous investigation. officials say the builds was recently inspected there were no reports of major problems. >> newly released surveillance video shows a robber in a clown mask chasing a woman in a target parking lot in southern california. police say the disguised man was armed with a small folding knife when he grabbed her and stole her book bag. he starts to run and goes back and steals the woman's purse. >>> donald trump's

teen's holidays a little brighter. plus - he's some pig. how bacon is helping seniors in alaska - next. coming up new at six: a personal call from the north pole. how your kids can hear from santa's headquarters - just a secret santa made a very generous gift to some walmart shoppers. the walmart in pennsylvania, with a check for 46-thousand dollars - to pay off the layaway accounts for 194 people. the store manager then made the call to tell all of the shoppers that their gifts were paid for in full! many of the shoppers want to thank the mystery santa...but so far no one has come forward. christmas came early for a long island boy thanks to some very generous employees at best buy. the workers at the store in valley stream decided to chip in to buy noticed he was coming into the store daily to play the free display. when they presented him with the surprise gift, the boy was speechless. according to reports-- they also gave him a ride home so he wouldn't have to walk home alone with the new gaming system. the video was posted to youtube last week-- and is going viral. a senior center in alaska is using something a little unorthodox --and loud --to bring ho

. >>> sending kids outside to play could help protect their vision. a new study find teens and new adhawlts are regularly exposed to the sun's uv rays are 30% less likely to become nearsighted hater in life. nearsightedness is the number one cause of vision loss. nearly half of the world a population will be nearsighted by 2015. >>> a new sleep program is using the internet to fight insomnia and the app is called shut eye and a form of behavioral therapy. users take journal about sleep needs and medication and you are provided with step by step directions on how to improve after completing a six-week program, 57% of users were able to beat insomnia. >> i could use some help. >> there you go. >>> the type of story we like to share, a marine surprising his mom just in time for the holidays. take a look at the moment a year in the making. [cheering] >> sara: marine lance corporal surprised his mother he enlisted more than year ago and despite being stationed in florida for the last eight months, he haven't seen his mom since joining up. his mother's best friend helped plan thi

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news. >>> coming up. there are recommended changes to treating concussions in children. what doctors are saying kids and teens should do after suffering a head injury. >>> for years the protocol after a concussion has been rest. but that may be changing. >> light exercise may help kids and teens recover from a concussion. >> thousands of children in the u.s. visit emergency departments after suffering concussions and about one-third develop post con successive symptoms. for years doctors have advised strict rest after the injuries to help avoid the prolonged side effects. >> children can present in a whole variety of symptoms following a concussion. some children may have early physical symptoms such as headache or feeling like they want to vomit or being dizzy. >> dr. rogers from the children's hospital of eastern ontario and coauthors studied more than 3000 canadian teens who had concussions to see if adding activity could when help prevent post concussive syndromes. >>> the activities were monitored until 28 days after the injury to see how well they recovered and also to track their physical activity. the

new home where melanie's memory will continue. >> i think having a rink where kids can skate and teens can skate is a fantastic idea. >> montgomery county is the working town up to. >>> candles are being recalled by yankee candle. >> it involves its luminous collection fragrance candles. they say the square glass jars can crack when lit. so far there have been 16 jars of crack. >> and these were sold exclusively at yankee candle from september through november. we'll tweet a link out to that. >>> if you don't have the nbc washington app already today, it might be a good day to download it because it is a storm team 4 weather alert day. a closer look at what to expect as well as what the kids are up against at the bus stop when we check back in with chuck bell. >>> blowing the whistle on wells fargo. the latest scandal to rock the bank and the impact on certain customers. >>> chances are they are on your kids' christmas lists, but good luck finding a i know you have one. >> i got it early. >> a woman under fire for buying denies of thous an >>> welcome back. we're looking live at conditions on route 7 in leesburg right now. and we

6th or 7th of next we are if you watch channel 3 news i will get you more toy anddrone deals than anyone else. these are the drones built for kids and teens not for adults. green monday. that is a thing people and this year it actually hold its own with cyber monday as one of the biggest days of the ti and finally for those of you looking for stocking stuffers the great gifts under 20 bucks december 13th. so for the toy deals this was one other thing to point out andwe will talk about it at 6:44. one of the hottest toy deals of the season sells out every 58 seconds like clock -- work. >> but you have a way to guarantee it. >> reporter: and get around it and hook you up with nickelodeonislands. every 58 seconds. >> and restocks. >> wow. >> you are a sell out in great way matt. >> reporter: thank you. >> we mean that with total love. >> reporter: yes>>> upper 30s to near 40 is where we are headed. december 2nd it's friday and we are planning on a typical december day. with the the addition of some lake-effect rain and snow showers. on the travel map not much going on other than lake-effect showers we are seeing and they are minimal at this

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kids in santa clara county over the next two days. and there is still a need especially for gifts for teens. you can donate newacred heart until tomorrow. >>> all righty, veronica. we have a storm and the way which you wouldn't know by seeing today. looks just beautiful. but tomorrow things completely different. right now, the kpix 5 hi-def doppler, there's not much out there. but there will be by midnight tonight. you can see some of the fog filtering in through the skyscrapers of san francisco looking down towards city hall in the bottom left hand corner of screen. and the numbers now a mild day today, we are in the mid-60s and the numbers now mostly in the low to mid-50s. santa rosa cooling off eye little faster. overnight lows with rain developing after midnight beginning in sonoma county and sweeping south through the rest of the bay area in the mid-40s. sun-up tomorrow at 7:23. the view from atop the west coast that low pressure is going to pinwheel moisture and hit us pretty good-bye 4 a.m. in the north bay and spreading south during the morning commute tomorrow. you can see it on the futurecast. here's

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new playground next spring. >>> philadelphia flyers delivered a truckload of toys that came from fliers fans donated at home games. the toys will benefit thousands of kids and teen aagers throught the region. ♪ >> nice, holiday music today from the filly pops festiv bras quintet. comcast is a proud sponsor of the proud salute company. comcast also the parent company of nbc10. >>> so christmas is ten days away, so if you're shipping those gifts you should ship by today if you're using card mail. u.p.s. and fedex are also available to ship your items more quickly. >>> your favorite store could come to the rescue. more than 1,000 businesses are taking part in free shipping day tomorrow and guarantee your purchases will arrive by christmas eve. >>> fact or fiction? facebook says it has a new plan to fight take news. how it will affect your facebook feed at 5:00. he gets a lot of compliments. he wears his army hat, walks around with his army shirt looking all nice. and then people just say, "thank you for serving our country" and i'm like, that's my dad. male vo: no one deserves a warmer welcome home. that's why we're hiring 10,000 members of the military community b

teens in terms of college completion rates. so in a new economy that's based much more on knowledge, and technology, we're not investing adequately or correctly to get kidsthrough college the way other countries are. >> reporter: in short, claims hacker, we forgot what made us great, and instead adopted a "profound skepticism about government." >> as we've seen government become weaker and lobbyists more powerful, americans have also become less trusting of governments. >> reporter: and yet these days, government investments may actually be the most productive ones available. >> if you look at how our economy has suffered over the last 15 or 20 years. it's in significant part because we haven't done the investments in research and development and infrastructure and other public goods that are necessary for our growth. and unfortunately, we're going to be feeling that overhang for a long time to come, because it's the investments we made in the 1950s and '60s and '70s that result in some of the greatest technological breakthroughs that we enjoy today. >> reporter: such as? >> the iphone. we have an iphone here? >> reporter: i've got one. >> every major co

kids. all of her: it is making new waves, taking new steps. oliver: it is making waves, taking new steps. >> it looks at what millennials are doing and people in their teens trying to get business. we have people taking their children as young as five and 62 class --nd six two a and six to a class where they can learn how to improve their credit rating. oliver: you have one story that's youngish ceos. >>theranos is one company we talked to. it was the implosion there and how they did the testing and jack dorsey and twitter about , they questions about how they are going to do their business model moving forward and monetize that user base. you took one of your reporters and you deployed him to a social media marketing agency just to see what would happen. guest: it is definitely a must read. oliver: you spoke about what it's like to be a social media influencer. let's do the basics. tell us what an influencer is. guest: if you are under the age of 25, if you open up your , you will notice between your friends there are attractive people wearing beautiful outfits with beautiful vacation shots and pictures of beautiful meals. these people are professionals.

some of our area teens who look similar in age to the people seen fighting in malls from new jersey to texas monday. >> we don't do that. >> reporter: tuesday this dc >> as young kids, young adults think we're just wild and crazy ebbing and that's not us. >> oh my gosh. >> the group was on their way to tyson's corner today. they tell us they heard about the brawls. >> we're here thinking well i wonder if something's going to happen here when we come here today. >> reporter: this mom and daughter are vacationing. >> i think social media can create issues that we didn't have before. i think that's part it have. >> reporter: in beachwood, ohio the brawl appears to have been loosely organized on social media. other departments are still investigating whether any of the other incidents started the same way. in chicago cbs news says according to police nearly 1000 teens gathered at a mall before fights broke out in in new jersey around 10 people were injured. a chair thrown during a fight was mistaken for a gunshot and sent people running for their lives. others are on the list. from tyson's corner to montgomery mall, most just >> it's sad. it's dangerous too. they paren

teens just don't have a lot to do. they point thought is the break between christmas and the new year. and so they say parent should reach out to their kidsd make sure they know what they are doing, particularly once the nighttime falls. and also, monitor social media. because police, are often monitoring that, too. karen, thomas? >> this is not the thing to do. even if you don't have anything to do. >> not at you. >> dave, thank you. >> we do have breaking news coming in right now, just about an hour and a half ago. we had a deadly fire. this comes to us from fishtown. we know that a 50 year old man has died in this blaze, it broke out about 3:00 over at shackamack son street, over at frankford and girard. had it knocked down in half hours. two injuries also, two firefighters who were battling that one. >> here at 4:36, man is in critical condition after a bar fight turns violent. it happened at lounge 62 bar and grill, just after 11:30 last night. all of this taking place on the 6200 block of woodland street. now, police say a fight broke out over a pool game and single shot rang out hitting a man in his 30's, once again he's in critica

playing with new video game consoles and tablets they got for the holidays and kids may spend extra time playing games. one online group peer side sid issued a report one in five us teensed sexual they recommend parents set up parental controls. they also stress the importantpt absence of adding parental controls at home. now that christmas is over, manm people may be wondering what dot you do with that tree.e. if you live in the district,ict, holiday trees and relates will be collected from your hope on february 27. if you live in montgomery county you can mon put your tree on thn curb on your recycle day. prince george's county trees there will only be picked up mondays. it's really important to remove all the decorations and do not put the tree in plastic for clot bags. you would think that would make sense. or a plastic bag. everybody puts them onto drag it out of the house. amazon.com is facing backlash tonight because of a controversial t-shirt that is for sale. a behind scenes look at all the work that has to be done to gett white houseo ready for the trump p administration. ♪ take a good look around... ♪ ♪ ...and if you're lookin' down, ♪ ♪ put a little love in