the canadian medical association? >> yes. >> what about the american medical association? >> oh, yes, and the american psychological association and the national association of school psychologists and the american academy of pediatrics. >> is there one clear definitive symptom? >> no. >> one of the problems we have in child psychology and psychiatry is that no one symptom is the sole purview of adhd. >> if there was only one gene, all these kids would be the same. it's not. >> but there are things that they have in common. >> one of the greatest things i ever heard was, "you've seen one kid with adhd, you've seen one kid with adhd," as opposed to, "you've seen them all." >> can it be cured? >> your built this way. >> your genes drive this. >> why the explosion in number of cases? >> it overlaps a lot of different disorders in different ways. >> so where we all these a.d.d.ers before? >> we probably are misdiagnosing it as things like anxiety disorders, depression, personality disorders, people who have difficulties with bipolar or even high functioning asperger's syndrome, for example. >> why is the diagnosis so i

the american psychological association says girls exposed to too much sexual imagery are more likelyo be unhappy with their bodies and to suffer from depression or low self-esteem. and while these concerns do date back at least to a 15-year-old brooke shields in this 19898 calvin klein ad. >> want to know what comes between me and my calvins? nothing. >> reporter: things these days have most definitely accelerated. >> now we're talking about 10-year-olds. spread out on tiger skin rugs. so it worries me for in the next ten years what is it going to be, 5-year-old, 6-year-olds? >> reporter: as many people wait with fear to see how bad this situation gets, for parents on the front lines right now -- >> it's a little hoochie koochie. >> no, it's not. >> reporter: it's not likely to get any easier anytime soon. for "nightline" this is dan harris in new york. two hours to whiten. ♪ crest whitestrips two hour express. in just two hours you can have a noticeably whiter smile that lasts for months. ♪ hi. hi. where you guys headed? i think we're here. [ female announcer ] whitening without the

what the american psychological association chief of police says is they think they are in trouble because there might be something wrong with them. we want to have all of the doors open and resources available. that does not mean that we just say, "good luck." this is more than in any part of the country. they make the check and no how to appropriately for royals. we are meshed in with them, and if somebody is falling apart, we know about it. yes, people slip through the cracks, only because they choose to not ask for help. i do understand intervening when people are in crisis, but it takes away the ability to access it freely when you mandate too much. president mazzucco? commissioner kingsley? commissioner kingsl;ey -- kingsley: safety for your report. it seems like these programs are quite thorough. can you tell us what is set up to get feedback from officers to use the resources or maybe evaluation in terms of officers who have not used the resources or feel they have not needed to yet, their knowledge about the availability of such comprehensive resources? >> sure. the advanced offic

this one is interesting there's a new study from the american psychological association and sex and they decided that more gender equality you leads to more sex and it's kind of interesting that they made it like a you know supply and demand thing they looked at universities they're saying that there's something worth e-mails on college campuses these days that they have to fight a lot harder to try to get the guys so i guess that means more girls are putting out you know they're becoming easier so if you're a dude. check out the ratio right the generation before you're going to go and compared it to other countries where you know the mentality isn't quite as developed and here now that we have it sort of demystified sex in general apparently more people are having and i've read a lot about this and i know that you know they say that one of the reasons that hunting became so popular in the united states is because men back in the late eighteenth hundreds early one nine hundred women were only allowed to have sex with their husbands once a week they were i had to stop them after that and

the american psychological association points new research showing marriage provides same-sex couple was a sense of security, support that does it for straight couples. the national organization for marriage opposes it and that group claims there is no evidence to support the psychological association finding autos spencer is back with a look at the accu-weather forecast. what does the weekend look like? >> better. it's a value judgment. and this is drier, we don't expect drizzle over the weekend. and that is a live view now from our sutro camera looking over skyline of san francisco and what a beautiful afternoon. we have a little shallow marine layer that wasn't worked across downtown san francisco in the skyline there yet. this morning there is more drizzle and some yesterday morning and the day before. and there is a small amount z 5/100ths in half moon bay. and at the moment, we have all locations dry, we do have a shallow marine layer and that is lingering there. there has not been much change this afternoon. it has warmed up a bit inland. right now, it's 87 degrees in livermore

now, a new study from the american psychological association shows those two facts are much more commonts previously thought. between 1973 and 2007 private sector deunionization has accounted for 20% of the rise in wage inequality among women. it explains a third of the growth of inequality among men. those numbers are comparable to the effect education disparity had on the wage inequity. the red line is the union membership rate, the blue line is the middle class share of national income. both have experienced sharp drops since the early 1970s. >>> up next, president obama meets with members of the aflcio. with congress on a steady diet of spending cuts, can the president successfully tackle unemployment. ♪ there's another way to minimize litter box odor: purina tidy cats. our premium litters now work harder to help neutralize odors in multiple cat homes. purina tidy cats. keep your home smelling like home. >>> it shouldn't take the risk of default, the risk of economic catastrophe to get folks in this town to work together and do their jobs. because there's already a quiet crisis goin

held by the american psychological association, his lecture is 50 minutes. >> good afternoon. my name is ron, and it's my pleasure to introduce the recipient of the 2011 award for distinguished contributions to research and public policy, richard rodgers. dick come as he's known to his friends and colleagues, has a distinguished record of contributions to vernon six ecology, but it's probably worth noting that he started out in quite a different path. as his first intended career would have been as an english teacher. somewhere go along the way, and fortunately for us, he became enamored with psychology, and he eventually found his way into graduate school at the utah state university. and there, he worked with professor right where he conducted his dissertation research on self disclosure. following his ph.d., dick initially pursued the clinical path of the clinical psychologists first at the maximum security center, the mental health center in illinois, followed by a position at the department of psychiatry at the rush medical school where he is one of the small group who for

. >> the american psychological association voted unanimously, 157-0 in favor of same-sex marriage around this country. jon, when you hear something like that, does that help give you ammunition to move forward? >> i'm absolutely encouraged by all the developments that are taking place now. we have seen bipartisan efforts in new york to achieve marriage equality and we're seeing many, many happy couples marrying in york and having their special day. i feel that we are winning the freedom to marry one wedding at a time. national public opinion polls now consistently show the majority of americans now support the freedom of marriage for all loving, committed couples. all families. so i see a movement going forward. and we're seeing strides on the national level both in congress and in the courts to finally end this exclusion of lesbian and gay couples from the federal rights of marriage. there are over 1,000 federal rights and responsibilities that protect families that we are unkmpblt being denied. we see thins moving forward positively. >> this is untrue, if supporters believe the public

then misperceptions about miranda rights a topic at the annual convention of the american psychological association. and later cnn legal analyst jeffrey toobin is among the participants in a discussion in how technology is changing media coverage in the courts. >> history of america's top secret military base. then jennet conant talks about julia child in her book "a covert affair: julia child and paul child in the oss." after that edward lengel discusses the story behind the chopping down of the cherry tree in "inventing george washington: america's founder in myth and memory." booktv in prime time all this month on c-span2. ful. >>> next, british journalists and middle east analysts discuss the anti-government protests in syria. this program, which includes a question and answer session with audience members, was hosted by the london-based front line club, a charity organization that promotes independent journalism. it runs about 90 minutes. do start on time. we know how busy you are, and we end at 8:25, and we've got a lot cover, so i'm not going to say very much at all except to encourage you,

the american psychologist. the 50 minute event was hosted by the american psychological association. >> good afternoon. my name is ron rush. i'm from simon university. it's my honor to introduce the 2011 awards for distinguished contributions to research in public policy, richard rogers. dick, as he's known to his friends, has a distinguished resumÉ in psychology. somewhere along the way, he become enarmorred with psychology, and found his way into graduate school at utah state. there he worked with professor e wayne wright where he conducted his dissertation on self-disclosure. following his phd, dick initially pursued a clinical path as a clinical psychology, first at the maximum security center, chester mental health center in illinois, followed by a position of the department of psychiatry, where he's one the small groups who formed training and research facility, known to many of you as the isaac ray center. this was a very productive period for dick as he conducted the research that led to the publication of the rogers criminal responsibility and assessment scales. also along with the colleague, c

a member of the american academy of arts and sciences he is also the past president of the american political science association and of the international society of political psychology. he received his b.a. from williams college and his ph.d. in political science from harvard and attended the london school of economics. he is currently the woodrow wilson professor of government emeritus at williams college. james macgregor burns scholarship leadership and character have inspired devotion loyalty and friendship among the generations of historians and political scientist whom he has taught. one of those is michael beschloss who we are honored to have here with us today. a student of professor burns at williams college mr. beschloss attended the harvard business school. he holds five honorary darkness and lectures both in the united states and abroad. he has served as a senior associate member of saint anthony college at oxford, visiting fellow at the harvard russian research center and a senior fellow at the annenberg foundation. he is a trustee of mir at school the white house historical foundation and the national archives foundation. he has written nine books on am

a member of the american academy of arts and sciences he is also the past president of the american political science association and of the international society of political psychology received his b.a. from williams college and his ph.d. in political science from harvard and attended the london school of economics. he is currently the woodrow wilson professor of government emeritus at williams college. james macgregor burns scholarship leadership and character have inspired devotion loyalty and friendship among the generations of historians and political scientist whom he has taught. one of those is michael beschloss who we are honored to have here with us today. a student of professor burns at williams college mr. beschloss attended the harvard business school. he holds five honorary darkness and lectures both in the united states and abroad. he has served as a senior associate member of saint anthony college at oxford, visiting fellow at the harvard russian research center and a senior fellow at the annenberg foundation. he is a trustee of mir at school the white house historical foundation and the national archives foundation. he has written nine books on americ

the americanologic psychologica association. the most active young facebook likely to also morecc1: have psychological disorders, anxiety and depression. >>> and french culinary skills are coming tete-a-tete with americane. now americans with get baguettes from street ycc1: vending machines. but do the loaves pass the french taste test? oui, as you see there. >> we need to get a american onutscc1: 24 dispenses hours a day. et cetera le show you what's happening as far as the west is concerned. activity in the southeast, where we have a risk of strong storms today.cc hours. the afternoon1: a slight risk through the central plains. beautiful weather in the pacific northwest. the heat will continue from texas on into the southwest. that's what's going on around >>> good morning to you. mostly cloudy start over the embarcadero. you can see that we're starting to clear fog out of the area. it will take till about noon for the fog to really clear. 79 degrees for san jose. and 81 in gilroy. overall, the story is we're below average yet again today and seasonal averages back in the forecast as of friday. a little bump up in temperature. hope you have a great day. ♪ >>> time now for joy bauer's sos, daily diet