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. >> yeah the kids they speak this whole new language. >> that cookie teen lingo. >> they can go pssey are four and i'm still. eh. >> black people are just like us, every bit as good as us. >> the social issues the show tackled in the 90s are far from settled some with new layers of complexity. >> one of my favorite episodes is when dj wouldn't kiss the black girl. >> i don't want to kiss gina. >> tough you're doing it. >> i hate you. >> fine you don't have to kiss me. >> currently in the season he married her and they have a child on the show. >> look you connect the dots it makes a giant bean. >> you couldn't tell that without connecting the dots? >> one of the biggest changes in 20 years has to do with the landscape of tv itself. back in the day a single episode of "roseanne" reached an audience of nearly 36 million people. today the original "real how's wives" is competing against real housewives the. >> i don't need to be stressed out. >> the connors have to keep up with the kardashians. >> we're competing with armenian sisters what not. >> yeah i need to get a butt lift. that m

kids. this morning we're shedding light on troubling study about sexting. >> reporter: a new alert for parents, teens may be sexting more than normal. meghan are 15 and elaina who don't send or share photos, but ock of guys do nudes a/k/a sexting. nearly 15% of teens send them. >> there are some teens that don't recognize the cause and effect and nature of sexting once you press that send button there's a possibility that tows pictures will be distributed. >> reporter: bethany was in high school when she sent a revealing shot of herself to a boy she was dating. it ended up in the wrong hands. >> i just wanted to be alone i felt horrible. for three years she received threatening messages from an an anonymous number demanding she send more photos. >> i got a text that said i have photos of you if you don't do what i say you'll regret it. >> reporter: a former classmate was found guilty of exploiting here. a study finds 12% of teens forward a sex without permission. teens who send pornophotos risk arrest and jail time. >> it's important for parents to have conversations about healthy dating relationship

. >>> new this morning more kids and teens are being exposed to ads for tobacco products including e-cigarettes researchers say nearly four out of every five kids and teenagers they saw e-cigarette ads in 2016. that's a 13% increase from 2014. most saw ads in a store or on the internet or on television. studies show people exposed to e-cigarette ads are more likely to use those devices. >>> there's help for parents who want to better manage their kids smartphone usage. apple has added a family section to its website, it has family focused guides on how to under scrutiny is that all those parental controls you can find on iphone and ipad. one useful setting you might not know about is the ask to buy tool that alerts parents when a child is trying to buy or download an app. the new web page has information about family sharing, tracking your child's location as well with a find my friends knee tour. >>> breaking news in the south bay, two people are dead, two others injured after an early morning crash in san jose. we're live at the scene with what may have led up to this deadly accident. >>> plu

experts say this is concerning because it could influence kids and teens to make those bad diet choices. >>> some bad news for dub nation, steph curry will be out for at least three weeks and coach steve kerr says that curry will miss the first round of the western conference playoffs. curry strained his mcl on friday. it was his first game back of a an ankle injury. curry is set to be reevaluated in about three weeks. >>> gas prices as you may have noticed are on the rise. the average price for a gallon of regular gas is up.cents over the last two weeks to $2.66 nationwide. prices are increasing because of the rising price of crude oil. as always, prices are higher for us here in the bay area. they are oakland average $3.48 same goes for san jose and san francisco you will pay $3.59 on average. gas is currently 32 cents nationwide than it was at this time last year. >>> all right. at 5:57. the battle round continues tonight on "the voice" and coaches are bringing in star performers to help them as they advice the contestants. >> blake shelton is turning to trace adkins, he has put out 12 albums since 199

new 2018 subaru outback models. now through april 2nd. >>> more than 40% of kids and teens sent to juvenile detention if texas once willback within a year. so a dallas chef opened a cafe and built a training program to make sure these kids, these teenagers, get the opportunity to serve meals instead of more time. cnn hero chad hauser described his aha moment. >> i remember consciously thinking that the system's rigged, based on choices that were made for him, by him. the color of his skin. the part of town that he was born into. the schools that he had access to. and i just thought it's not fair. he deserves every chance that i had. and i said, if you're not willing to do something yourself, then you're being a hypocrite, so put up or shut up. that was it for me. >> for more on chad's story, go to cnnheroes.com. if you know someone who deserves to be a cnn hero, be sure to nominate them. >>> california governor arnold schwarzenegger is recovering after open heart surgery. the action star had a heart valve replaced that was originally replaced in 2007. a spokesperson said the act is -- the actor is in good spirits and h

new post? about the closeted gay kid at school?"nick robinson stars in "love, simon," the first big studio movie about a gay teen romance.ing to open with 10-to-12 million dollars."bart, you didn't write this song in 10 minutes. it took a lifetime. how'd you do this?""i can only imagine" is about creating the massively popular song of the same name by christian rockers mercy-me. box office watchers think the faith-based film could earn up to five-million dollars in its debut weekend. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. ( marty )a woman attending south by southwest needed a quick charge for her arm. her name is angel. she was born missing her left arm below the elbow. she's worn a prosthetic since she was four months old. after demonstrating her arm ... she had to charge it. that's when angel ran into a problem ... the socket she wanted to use was being used by someone charging their phone ... and they wouldn't let her plug in.she eventually found a socket in the back room of the venue.angel added she was not mad, she thought it was funny. ( marty ) steph curry could have some stiff competition in the near future. toyota engi

teen to protocols. >> you might see a kid cry because he's hit so hard. >> how can college recruiting younger and younger but is it too much too soon. >> plus the monkey that drove the internet ban hip newensation celebrating her birthday, team fiona brings us up close to their 600 pound sweetheart. sss it's. sss it's. internet. but not just [ any internet.] it's "you've never gamed with speed like this" internet. it's "all your teenagers streaming at once" internet. it's "i can get up to one, two, three, four, five mobile lines included?" internet! it's internet from xfinity that makes your life simple. easy. awesome. get started with xfinity internet for $40 a month for 2 full years when you sign up for tv. plus, get 3x the speed of at&t and directv. click, call or visit a store today. ♪ >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. many young boys dream of playing in the nfl. tonight we'll meet that are so good that they are being contacted already by college recruiters. but how long is too long. chris connelly takes another look. >> the lightning quickness of of odell beckham jr. the poise and position of tom brady. and the drive and determination of marshawn lynch. >> football makes

new role in politics. >>> for years it was a hot spot for teens and a staple at malls across america, but claire's, the jewelry chain that pierced the ears of millions of kidss fallen on hard times and filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. the chain says stores will remain open as it restructures its debt, confident it will emerge from bankruptcy later this year. >>> tonight, former "sex and the city" star cynthia nixon says she's running for new york governor, challenging the incumbent andrew cuomo in the democratic primary. nixon has been politically active for years in liberal circles and has close ties to new york city's mayor bill de blasio. >>> when we come back, the big tv milestone. 50 years since fred rogers invited us all to be his neighbor. proposes a the simple question concerning the immigrant community and how it could impact the bay area. and after new accusations, the fallout to the facebook and how you can keep your data safe. next at 6 right now at 6: >>> finally tonight, 50 years after his show's debut, there is a whole new wave of mister rogers' mania. a documentary coming this summer, a postage stamp and soon a movie starring tom

teen vogue's new digital cover dedicated to gun violence. >> she had prop paper. it was a metaphor for the fact that these kidsooters and violence anymore. >> reporter: but as the cover photo began to spread, a fake gif was created showing her not tearing up the gun range target, but making it look like she was tearing up the constitution. >> here is the cover. you can see she was tearing up the target. and you can can see the constitution shakes when she starts to rip it. >> reporter: the fake image going viral. it was poeszed by gaf, which builds itself has the free speech network on twitter, referred to as a satirical mean. >> once it's out there, it's out there. it's easier to spread lies than correct them. >> now there is software that can be purchased and done at home. within a few days, you can manufacture what someone says in a video. we are entering into dark times. >> reporter: tips to determine real from hoax. follow the chain and see where it first originated. do a reverse google search. trust your gut. if it seems unlikely, it probably is. rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. >> don't believe that

kids have predispositions to this. >> yeah. >> laura: maybe they have a trigger inside of them, they steep themselves. >> one more ingredient to it great book inside the mind of a teen killer. the newr in every single indicates, the new factor, the fact that violent crime is down is not true. >> laura: are they using these in army ranger training do they do simulation. >> we do it with law enforcement and video training. you don't see it in ranger school but integral part of our training make killing response part of training. we have to do it. healthy people have to be trained to do and the video games do the same things to the kids. >> laura: ben, what i think about this, science or not, for young children to continually see images of heads exploding, chests opening up, you talked about the immorality of all of this. whether it's constitutional or not constitutional, maybe it as a societal we have to talk about what numbing ourselves to this very graphic violence. it's not a cartoon. this looks like a real person's head exploding and it's over and over and over again and doing it 10 hours a day and playing with people in other countries, that's where you are getting your stimulat

> a new study says opioid abuse among teens is increasing at an alarming rate and a growing number of children are landing in the hospital for opioid abuse. lauren blanchard has the details. >> kidsriment and they will potentially get their hands on them, and it's poison. >> reporter: from prescription painkillers to heroin and methadone, children heading to the hospital due to opioid overdoses nearly doubling in the last decade. that's according to a new shocking survey published in the journal pediatrics. >> they explore their environment. if they find something, they don't understand the danger sometimes. and you know, can get into one of these medications. >> reporter: an estimated 2.4 million americans have an opioid addiction. and the number of children going to the emergency room for opioid overdose has increased from just over 800 over a decade ago, to more than 1500 today. teens are the hardest hit, experimenting after discovering their parents' medications. >> you don't want to get overwhelmed with your emotion, because then it is harder to focus and take care of the patient to do your job. >> reporter: the advice from medical professionals -- if you discover your child

a new study finds that encouraging teens to diet could effect their weight and emotional health as an adult. doctors also discovered that encouraging your kidhas negative effects on the them... but could also affect their children because they would be more likely to do the same with their kids. doctors say the best way to help build a positive and healthy body image is to start healthy habits when they are young. if they see a parent eating healthy, they are more likely to develop that habit. (rebecca) tracking your morning forecast... ( james )( darya ) welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. let's get a check of the forecast. rebecca:an active weather pattern through next week as several storm systems swill bring rain chances to the bay area. the next chance for rain will be wednesday night and thursday as a weak cold front moves through. lingering rain showers will persist into the upcoming weekend. wet and chilly weather will likely return tuesday through thursday next week. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. ( darya ) the buzz this morning i

teen to protocols. >> you might see a kid cry because he's hit so hard. >> how can college recruiting younger and younger but is it too much too soon. >> plus the monkey that drove the internet ban hip new

new post? about the closeted gay kid at school?"nick robinson stars in "love, simon," the first big studio movie about a gay teen romance.. how'd you do this?""i can only imagine" is about creating the massively popular song of the same name by christian rockers mercy-me. box office watchers think the faith-based film could earn up to five-million dollars in its debut weekend. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. ( darya ) steph curry could have some stiff competition in the near future.toyota engineers made a 6-foot-3 robot that shoots hoops better than the pros.( james ) named "cue" ... the humanoid robot can shoot with nearly 100 percent accuracy up to 12 feet from the rim.when handed a ball ... cue calculates the shot ... squats and then throws the ball using the same movements as a real player.( darya )in a shootout, the robot scored more free-throws than japans top pro- however the robot is attached to a connected by power cables and cannot the court ... so it wont appear in the n-b-a seven day seven day (darya)that's it for us this morning... that's it for us (darya) seven day anytim >> announcer: today on "dr. phil."

kids. a hop pi ending is possible. we'll see how it resolves tonight. >> i got my popcorn ready. >>> the "gma" parenting alert. a new study says parents telling their teenseating and weight. dr. jennifer ashton is here the to explain. tell us about the research. >> michael, it's been known for some times that when parents encourage teens to diet, it can lead to unhealthy behaviors and unhealthy emotional outcomes. this study showed that when parents encouraged their teens to diet, not only does it have short-term effects but long-term effects for the children when they become adults, 15 years later, and intergenerationally, meaning it affects their offspring as well. this is significant. this domino effect goes way into the future. this is occurring at a time where the primary stage of development for teens so to become comfortable with the changing body. it becomes like a moving target for them. >> why? why is talking to your kids about dieting, food, how does that affect them in such a long-term way? >> i think we don't know the answer. if you look at their image with multiple factors inputting, there's communication, behavior, self-consciousness, peer