what are they doing with this information about maya tweens? where they live for how will they are or there were just at the central park zoo? >> that is what your child is volunteering. >> the child that puts it on there. >> they do it innocently. neil: what is the proper age >> 18. [laughter] neil: my daughter says what is a good age to get married? i said 50. [laughter] we did reach out to facebook that the child safety advocates have discussed best how-to help parents keep their kids a fog mind but we looked at$r tackle the issue based on to year-old research is not a predictor of future work in this area. so they tell you to call down. >> but there is a bunch of kids at my house the other day that decided to go on my computer and was about to post something on my page that was completely inappropriate and it was under my name and it was of 42 also of they have this much common sense. >> are they a friend of the 11 year-old? then you have other issues. >> it is the problem of the parent. neil: does facebook make it the problem? image they a

. >>> and speaking of trending the true trending experts, teens and tweens.hat's going to be huge. >> out of the mouths of tweens. >> at my house. >>> and we are gearing up for the party tomorrow night. with us this morning, the man of the evening ryan seacrest. >> good morning. >> the ultimate mc. hosting dick clark's new year's rockin' eve. it's right here on abc. and you have more artists than ever before 38 performances? >> 38 performances. this is the biggest show that i've ever done in my life. tomorrow night. we're going to do five and a half hours of live broadcasting and goes well into the middle of the night with the west coast party. but 38 performances. literally, when you see the open of the show the open take's about five minutes. >> really? >> all the names taylor swift. >> exactly. taylor will be there. taylor has ha everybody knows, an incredible year. she's a huge country/pop artist and decided to make a totally pop album and it became the biggest album of the year. she'll be performing live outside too. >> some of my fellow anchors are maki

so, what's the policy in terms of, when you take a tween and make her too sexy. >> we will pull the kide set. we represent children models. we do not represent children who are trying to be adults. >> violet, you're a star. so cute. so cute. i love the smile. so pretty. >> reporter: violet is in high the demand. >> head up. >> reporter: she's part of a new generation of elite super models in training, modelling some of the most glamorous names in luxury fashion. oscar de la renta, mark jacobs, armani. all rolling out lines tailored for kids. spotting a competitive nearicher a group of kids that have that certain je ne say quo. that's romeo beckham. yes, that beckham. mod ming an $800 burberry trench coat. child models can command up to $1,500 a day. violet is doing this runway gig for charity. for luxe canury kids designer b young. do you get butterflies? >> yeah, a little by. it's like you're going on a roller coaster. >> reporter: violet's mom works in charity pr and spends a lot of time supporting her child's career. >> i'm just a chauffeur and the side kick. i'm her entourage. >> re

for 'tweens, it's really hard, 'tweens have opinion, definite opinions. >> top score was 30. this category are skylanders. the idea is you buy these characters and then you put them on the their portals and you take the characters, magically into your television into your game. then you have, right, that i have power. there is gaming to do. our kids love them. they got a 28. our parents have a social aspect as well. disney infinity, jessie is playing on. >> how did it do? >> it got a 25. our testers liked it as well. they to the the instructions on the screen were a little difficult to read. our moms thought enough knock 'em sock 'em in this game without seeing the violence in adult games. from the toy portfolio point of view, we chose them to have more than combat. these are great uses of technology. we hope they do more with it. >> let's move on to lego. i love lego products. >> the 'tweens love it. this is emmett. constructor group. children should be playing. they are putting it together. our testers love this. this is a more complicated set, it has over 700 pieces. it ha

next year, the gap tween how much the french government is spending and how much it is taking in will be 4.1% of gdp down from this year's four 14% and less than the 4.3% -- this year's 4.1% and less than the 4.3% -- the french government is caught in a delicacy -- in a delicate balancing act. the 3.6 billion euros in savings will come partly from the fact that france's contribution to the eu budget is less than expected. with new, record low borrowing costs, interest payments are also lower. the rest of the savings come from measures announced in october, including cracking down on companies and intervals -- and individuals that avoid paying sales tax, the government also scrapping a system of -- local authorities will be able to raise taxes on some second homes. french finance minister -- the french finance minister reiterated the government's pledge that there will be no new tax hikes before 2017. a welcome announcement, and one of hollande's campaign promises he is vowing to keep. >> latest on russia scrapping plans to build a pipeline. >> they have rejected claims of -- that eu o

doing so -- >> reporter: can advertising solve the problem of low self-esteem, particularly among tween girls? >> we can at least not contribute. we can at least do less harm and put out some more positive messaging. >> reporter: the trail blazer is dubbed. ten years into its real beauty campaign celebrating women in all shapes and sizes. but does it work? >> it absolutely has over a ten-year period. the brand has experienced unbelievable growth. >> reporter: now using social media, brands seek a stronger relationship. barbara lippert writes about advertising for mediapost.com. >> it is all about an emotional connection with the brand. >> reporter: take the like a girl campaign by always. >> show me what it looks like to run like a girl. >> reporter: the three-minute video with more than 53 million views turns the stereotype into a powerful ideal. >> show me what it looks like to run like a girl. >> reporter: without ever mentioning the product. >> because i am a girl. and that's not something that i should be ashamed of. >> i would run like myself. >> it's not trying to guilt you into

whether you are a small child, disney live if it is your child's first theatrical experience or a tweenteenager, we have an entertainment outlet for you. >> do you track the economy? terms of recession? do you see it in your sales? it is easier to get someone when there is a downturn and they are not taking a long vacation. what do you think the american economy looks like based on ticket sales. >> our fourth quarter has been very strong. we saw in the middle of the year, a little slump for us. but first quarter always is really strong. just in the first week we will have over 30 live events debuting. we will play to 1 million people with all of the feld entertainment brands in the first week. that's really significant. we are looking forward to that. gas prices usually are a huge factor. when they are dloe lower we do better. people are able to travel in a car. >> feld entertainment is a third generation business. it was started when your grandfather bought the rights to ringling brothers barnum bailey circus, that fran chiess. how did you go to where you are today. >> in the 1980s, th

. >> and you told us earlier, they are still looking for gifts for tweens and teenagers? >> yes. >> reporter: they say the perfect gift, you want to make sure those kids are remembered christmas morning as well. gift cards and cash always works. there are a lot of people dropping off cash donations. they are using the cash to buy things like video games. >>> lots of people are helping out, and one little boy found his way. >> happy days. >> thank you darling. >> ben leroy is handing out gift cards. he found out about city officials debating on whether to ban the homeless living in their cars. >> i kept it to myself for a while. then we had a dinner discussion with everyone. that is when we decided that we should do something for them. >> this is one of the sweetest things i have ever received. a precious little darling like you. hardly anyone is kind to me. >> ben is. he hopes to spread as much christmas cheer as possible and wants to inspire others to do the same. >>> well cloudy skies led to more delays at sfo. at one point, they were up to 116 minutes. they are now dow

they got the first connection sounds like tween the baltimore police department and the nyd was about2:10. by the time there was a wider connection and sent out departmenide was about 2:45 and the shooting happened at about 2:47. so it was happening right as this was curring. >> so what do you know so far abo the suspect in. >> at this point we know the suspect has a extensive criminal history in georgia. has spent some time in jail. he's originally from brooklyn. and appears to have been moving around quite a bit over the st several weeks. >> in that crinal past, any violent his industry-- history? >> the is quite bit of a violent history. there are also reports that he has a mental health history. the history includes everything from teristic threats as well as a pass gun possession charge. >> thanks so much. >> thank you >> sreenivasan: and now to our signature segment. we hear a lot about how the federal government isn't working. the last session of congress was reportedly the second least productive in modern times. but tonight, our focus is on a law that most democrats and repub

. >> i think there is a difference the tween the way the long end of the market is reacting versus thethe long >> we won't get more analysis from the three of you in a few minutes. let's go now to peter cook live in washington with that that decision and statement. -- fed decision and statement. >> the fed is changing its forward guidance language somewhat. they're insisting the fed be patient in deciding when to raise interest rates but they are saying that is consistent with their previous language. they can wait a considerable time before raising interest rates. there is a sum which on inflation and the economy. let me read directly from the statement. based on its current assessment, they are normalizing the stance monetary policy. consistent with its previous statement that it will likely be

with an accent, though, on pretty boy bands, pop idols, tween stars.d, not so different than us. picture an army of miley cyruses. or would that be miley cyri? going against the grain are a few lone heroes, like virgin moon. ♪ two self-released albums and no hint of a record deal. damn suits. what do they know? lead singer yu. sweet, shy, friendly, lilith fair? no. ♪ so how big an audience in japan for thrash metal, death metal, hardcore? >> we had ozzy osbourne oz fest this year for the first time in japan. i feel like people are seeing the heavy metal scene as a new movement. >> and the audiences? good audiences here? >> they are kind of polite. >> polite, really? >> yeah. really quiet. just watching us. and when we finish playing, they suddenly clap. >> really? ♪ when i look at popular music, the stuff that's selling millions of records in america, it makes me angry, actually. >> you mean you sometimes get angry with people? >> yeah. if i see nickelback, i want to kill myself. okay? i want to kill them, and then i want to kill myself. and then i wan

. >> reporter: it challenges tweens to help others, and it's to be more. aka, baltimore, maryland.in person. >> reporter: what's it like in your home? >> food, joking, family members, taking it down memory lane. that's a great christmas for me. >> reporter: any goals coming up in 2015? nba-wise? on the court? >> to be better than 2014. anything in 2015 can be better than 2014. >> reporter: it wasn't the knicks win-loss record that preoccupied him. it was the kids. there was melo smiling along with him. they make his day just as much as he makes theirs. a lot of times when you see athletes do this, they might do it at a distance. what makes you want to give back directly to the kids? >> it's only 90 minutes out of my day to be able to come in and spend 90 minutes with some kids. that's going to have a life-long impact on them. if you're not willing to do that, something's wrong. >> reporter: for these tweens, this christmas, those hugs, memories of a lifetime. for "good morning america," ryan smith, abc news, new york. >> way to go, melo. >>> huge basketball triple header the wizard

. >> reporter: right now, what lefty o'doul's are need for gifts for tweens.hat can make mean makeup, small electronics. gift cards are great. anywhere from $15 to $25 although any amount will help. now, this toy drive technically end at 11:00 p.m. that's when the fire department will come pick up the toys in their fire truck. if you can't make it here by then, that's okay. they will keep accepting toys until the bar closes at 2:00. there is a drop off on geary street. >>> we did see a little bit of rain out there today. it was fast moving. it only brought us a few 1/100ths of rain. we did see winds along with that front and also still seeing gusty winds right now. 37-mile-an-hour gusts at half moon bay. still seeing gusts in the 20s in novato, sfo, oakland and in concord. those wind gusts are gonna start dying down as we head into the overnight hours which is going to lead to chilly conditions tonight. the cooler air that filtered in from the storm, plus the clear skies, plus the calmer winds. we need all three for these temperatures to drop in the 30s and 40

. >> reporter: out of the mouths of tweens. matt gutman, abc news, tampa. >> pumpkin spice lattes.nt to be a teacher? >> yeah, both of my teachers were educators. >> how long were you teaching? >> this is legit, folks. my dad was my high school teacher. my mom is a retired elementary schoolteacher. >> you wore your dad's sweater every day? >> not every day. sometimes i wore the one with the sleeves. >> when you wanted to be mr. rogers? >> i have a huge affinity for teachers. i love it. everything having to do with education. >> that's hard having your dad be the school principal? >> i knew the system well and manipulate it. >> i believe that. >>> when we come back, we're going to talk about mariah carey. a big performance last night. just one problem. it was 24 hours late. >>> and why "gangnam style" is back in the headlines. that's ahead in "the skinny." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our ♪ skinny so skinny ♪ >>> time for "the skinny." topping our headlines, mariah carey pulls a no-show at rockefeller center. >> she's known as a diva. she kept nbc staff,

this is a great phone case for every tween on your list that loves a little technology, they will love this gift. here's how it works. it has led lights on the front side of it. so when using the front facing camera it will illuminate your face. and this is the ultra slim power bank. this little guy will add nine hours of surf time to your smart device. these right here great idea. this is the normal 3d printed ear buds. most of the ear buds you buy in the store the big problem is one size is supposed to fit everyone. which means no one size fits everyone. and finally for you wearables are very big this year. this is a wearable for your dog. okay. san francisco a lot of people going to the parks. this one will track key health indicators for your dog like sleep, play, and exercise. and a free companion mobile app that can be down loaded for no additional fee. this really is just the tip of the ice burg when it comes to the tech session this year. 36 additional items on the internet right now. plus 150 more over 12 categories. we have a link right now on your station website. >> great.

him partially on that and partially because he is a former senator and he should know the difference tween -- between cloture votes and filibusters. >> what are your rules when you go about fact checking? went you call the participants? you mentioned earlier that paul ryan jumped the gun with his retraction on facebook. when do you call the white house and say, i've got you? >> i always try to get a comment. it is essentially -- i generally do some preliminary research to try and figure out where the statistic comes from. google is a wonderful search engine, particularly if it is a very precise statistic. you put it in google, and apple come the think tank reports, or the something or other report from which the claim stems. then, i do preliminary research. i reach out to the office of the person i am checking to find out what their explanation is, what their take is. if i had not been able to find out where they got the information from, i will contact them and say, what is your proof? the burden of proof is on the speaker. it is not up to me to prove their statement. it is up to them. is

we said there needs to be a large marketplace for tens of millions of young adults and teens and tweensthemselves in a safe place. nowhere else can they do that. that's why shots needs to exist. this is not just another selfie photo sharing app. the product itself is unique. it is a built in its own way. some of the new features we are launching are going to continue to make it further neat. >> why isn't instagram safe? >> you can comment, for example. when you comment on instagram, a lot of the comments are kids saying that you look ugly or stupid. there is no commenting on shots. everything you do is positive. there only positive feelings in the community. that is unique within shots. >> jim scheinman of maven ventures, an early shots investor. that does it for the best of "bloomberg west." you can catch us monday through friday. we will see you next week. ♪ >> progress isn't always linear. sometimes it is exponential. >> this is entirely something new. >> new innovations create even newer breakthroughs. >> it is very exciting to think we might change someone's life someday. >> ensuri

>> guantanamo is there on what we call a bilateral lease tween $4000 orand cuba, like 4000 pounds ofomething, dollars in gold. raul break the lease. -- it takes both parties to break the lease. it is a political and legal outrage. 70 something have been cleared for release. essentially run as a torture chamber. there was a black cytec guantanamo. you are seeing this opening with cuba and yet you're seeing the united states using this as essentially an offshore detention interrogation and one time torture facility. the demand here should be to close guantÁnamo for starters, and secondly, to ultimately return guantÁnamo to cuba. >> talking about global relations, the u.s. relations with latin america. peter kornbluh, roll castro is set to because of pay for the first time, the cuban president, next year's summit of the americas in panama. as we wrap up, let's wrap up in havana, cuba, where you are, peter, about the significance of this moment. i think we have to give a lot of credit to the latin american nations. panama, which is hosting the next summit of the americas in april, the co

. >> reporter: doctors say teenagers and tweens need more sleep. the group also recommended iud's and implant rather than the pill as the best birth control method to prevent teen pregnancy. cvs became first major drugstore chain to stop selling tobacco products, while calls to poison control centers because of e cigarettes shot up from one call per month to 200 per month. the cdc says that millions of americans drink too much the agency says excessive drinking lead to one in every ten deaths but almost all of the people who drink excessively are not alcoholic i cans. british surgeons used a 3-d printer and stem cells to create a new hip for a 71 year-old woman. >> it is just taking an old part and putting new part back in again. >> reporter: doctors say printer's precision makes the implant a perfect fit. marley had hall for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> still ahead here on "eyewitness news". >> one man's love of inventing is giving a local couple a freedom they have been missing for so long. i'm ukee washington and that is coming up in today's bro

really depends on the tastes of the tweens and the teens. let me go back to bob phillips. bob, energy, bob iaccino talked about it, cheaper energy. that may translate to real profits at airline end. do you like any airlines here? >> liz, we like delta airline quite a bit. all the airlines are benefiting certainly from cheaper fuel but there are two other major trends important. one obviously the capacity con states. they have actually pricing power today. and then consumer confidence, as the labor markets gotten better, consumer confidence keeps getting better. historically there has been pretty strong correlation between consumer confidence and air travel. when you look at delta, they traded about 13 1/2 times earnings. their piers are trading 19. we think delta will benefit from closing of that valuation gap in their favor. david: hey, john, master limited partnerships, people love their dividend, just through the roof those dividend. a great way to earn money, but with the price of oil dropping so many are based on pipelines they have had a wild month. do you still like

the art and to the artists, even more than they have, to break down the barrier that sort of exists tween where we sit in the audience and where they stand or sit and perform. and yet, we'll have the traditional spaces as well as the new and informal space, so we'll be able to celebrate all of it. but it's about providing access and opportunity to participate. and that takes mission and the works of all of us. >> thank you. are there any types of programs, concerts, performances that you would like to see more of at the kennedy center? >> thank you to the people who are writing these good questions for me. i grew up loving -- you heard me say that i love the st. matthew passion of bach. i also love stravinski's passion of spring but i'm also compelled by the work that's being created today. and we need to have more work that's being created by artists today, so one of the great things is that we have the little dancer, which is a production, a musical theater production that will be opening soon at the kennedy center, and it is about artists who are creating today. i think we need to expa

host: another situation in the book is the relationship tween the government and tech giants like google and microsoft in this arena. what is going on there? guest: they are joining up largely because the government cannot protect all of these massive networks in the country on its own. it needs companies to tell the government what kind of threats they are seeing and what are the signatures and patterns and trends they are seeing in their network. google processes so much of the world's into met traffic -- internet traffic and has a vantage point internetworks. a number of years ago, after google was actually hacked by spies in china and had some of its intellectual property compromise, they formed a secret agreement with the national security agency whereby google provides information to the nsa about the threats it sees and editing from its networks. an essay is supposed to in turn informed google about the kinds of things it sees perhaps from classified sources. this information sharing model which is unprecedented in american history -- companies becoming the beneficiaries of govern

. >> reporter: doctors say teenagers and tweens need more sleep.recommended iud's and implants rather than the pill as the the best birth control method to prevent teen pregnancy. cvs became first chain to stop selling tobacco products, while e cigarettes shot up from one call per month to 200 per month. cdc says millions of americans, drink too much. the the agency says that excessive drinking lead to one in every ten deaths, but almost all of the people who drink excessively are not alcoholics. and british surgeons used a 3-d printer and stem cells to create a new hip for 71 year-old woman. >> it is just taking the old part and putting the new part back again. >> reporter: doctors say printer's precision makes it a perfect fit. marley hall for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> well, the cdc also said that more need to be done to prevent hospital infections which are up to about 700,000 per year. >>> it is five credit 20. a saved by the bell star is in trouble with the law, man who played screech is arrested for a violent crime. we will have details co

there is a profound difference tween anger and bitterness.itterness can be an obsessive and ultimately self-destructive emotion while anger can lead to action. that is what happened with sarah and jim. their anger motivated them to do something really important and great with their lives for which this country is better. let me remind you the jim brady was able to fully perform the duties of white house press secretary for 70 days. he served in the role for eight years of the reagan administration because ronald and nancy reagan were unwavering in their loyalty to him. we were blessed with jim's leadership for only 70 days. that's not a long time. short as it was, jim brady's tenure was as impactful and important and inspiring as any in history. ronald reagan said it best in 1982. "jim brady was a major, now everybody knows about the depth of his courage. jim's close friends always knew of this strength of character." that was 32 years ago. thank you. [applause] [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] >> i'm mike mccurry. i am on the successors to jim br

. >> reporter: the individuals may have been from out of the area between the early tween late teens and early 20s. >> reporter: there will be at the bart montgomery station earlier this week handed out fliers. >> catherine: this morning a very unusual sight a car got wedged between a guard rail and the pedestrian sidewalk. >> catherine: as kron four's terisa estacio reports, the driver - who was injured in the crash - was arrested for drivng under the influence. >> catherine: this was the scene on the golden gate bridge early tuesday morning traffic backed up as workers and engineers tried to figure out how to get a car off the sidewalk >> reporter:that's right - you heard me correctly. here's a closer look, curtesy fo the golden gate bridge district >> reporter:district spokesperson priya david clemens explains how the driver ripped trhoguh the parking lot on the west side and got stuckl on the sidwalk. >> priya david clemens/ggb spokesperson >> crash to a barrier and another still get. before being lashed on the sidewalk. >> reporter:david explains, they had to wait until it got l

. >> called the latest tween consumers and retailers.sian consumers want to snatch to homething from cars appliances before companies raise prices or stop selling altogether in response to the collapsing ruble. it may be too late. here with us, shelby, it sounds like some retailers have already completely. >> yes, retailers across all it.stries are addressing how rapidly they respond is another thing. 40-60%. we have seen luxury companies. upury companies, gucci is 6%. there are also companies that cannot hike companies immediately. we heard an hour ago that ikea is not going to be selling furniture. andlked to them last night they are being tightly lipped about what they will do. they do not want to jack prices. acrosswere lining up russia at stores. they knew this would happen. a new prices would go up and it is inevitable. >> that is because so much of what is coming into russia, whether it is ikea -- >> yes. question exactly. same goes for the automobile -- >> exactly. same goes for the automobile industry. >> you are also seeing aut

there is a profound difference tween anger and bitterness.be an obsessive and ultimately self-destructive emotion while anger can lead to action. that is what happened with sarah and jim. their anger motivated them to do something really important and great with their lives for which this country is better. let me remind you the jim brady was able to fully perform the duties of white house press secretary for 70 days. he served in the role for eight years of the reagan administration because ronald and nancy reagan were unwavering in their loyalty to him. we were blessed with jim's leadership for only 70 days. that's not a long time. short as it was, jim brady's tenure was as impactful and important and inspiring as any in history. ronald reagan said it best in 1982. "jim brady was a major, now everybody knows about the depth of his courage. jim's close friends always knew of this strength of character." that was 32 years ago. thank you. ♪ [applause] >> i'm mike mccurry. i am on the successors to jim brady. we like to refer to ourselves as th

is no picnic, even here in washington, the nature of things, we are not in a time of intense crisis tweenthe united states and north korea right now and have not been for quite a while, since the nuclear test of 2013. so there is not that intense spotlight that there has been. been. when it shines brightly, that is the hardest time to get something, to get information on this side of the pond. and i think think all the countries that you consider players on north korea,, if you can consider the six party component, they are kind of a wall on this story because their media function differently. it was not always the case. russian had long trained great linguists under the soviet union and they became experts in some of those people, but they don't really -- it's not like there is a collective weight they have to pull, but you are operating in absence of any kind of other lead and other potential sources to follow. the case in china, china is much more relaxed about the press the north korea, which is not saying much, when you cover social issues and all but high politics in china you do ha

. >> reporter: out of the mouths of tweens. matt gutman, abc, tampa. >> the poll surprised me. 78% said no. >> can i and you something, hearing the boys say that about the girls. maybe if they were around girls more, mbeay have different responses. girls are more than all of those things. i'm a big fan of having kids learn and mixing it up. >> it's done well in private schools. public schools, maybe the option. if you know your child well enough to know in this situation or not? but just so carte blanche. >> and george likes working with girls. >> he better. both at home and here. he has no choice. >>> up next in our heat index, dating secrets from the millionaire match maker herself, the host of the hit series revealing her dos and don'ts of successful dating and how to get past the first date. first, here's she she smara sch with the story. >> reporter: reality tv's dating guru. pay stinker, aka the millionaire match maker turns dating uh-ohs into oh yeahs. now with a new season on the horizon, patty's rolling out the red carpet with a star-studded clientele looking for love.

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when i talk about dyo or design your own it's actually more for that difficult to buy tween child. so they're really into designing their own toys. there's a line called it's my biz, geared toward the girls. they design their own line of t-shirts or jewelry or cupcakes and then they actually learn how to market it and sell it. those are also some big trends. >> thank you so much for joining us. toy insider. seema, lori was saying that kids li learn to share. my brother and i learned how to fight. >> which then teaches you basically skills of how to share. >> sort of. just about. i'm jealous. i'm an only child. i didn't have that interaction so much. i had cousins. i'm hearing ahhs in the control room. don't worry. i had people to play w i just didn't have my own siblings. >> toys will be on the agenda later in the week. we'll have scale electrics in the studio later in the week. >> that's right. >> i certainly will be winning against seema on that. >> game on, brother. all right. so, thanksgiving sales have slip this had year. we've been asking you, are you shopping over the holida