and if life gets overwhelming they're ready to dial the veterans crisis line. the veterans crisis line is here for all veterans and their loved ones. call 1-800-273-8255 and press 1. or chat online at veteranscrisisline.net even as they're outstriding men in graduate school degrees and starting small businesses - women can be their own worst enemy in getting ahead in their careers. so says teresa taylor - a denizen of the corporate corner office. she was among the highest paid women executives when she worked for quest communications a few years ago. you gave a ted-x talk and you said there is a myth associated with a work-life balance. how do you mean? > >i think that people are incorrectly searching for balance. they're trying to be perfect at the office and perfect at home. it just doesn't exist. it's frustrating and leads to a lot of disappointments. > >how did it happen for you? did you find it lonely at the top? you talk about in your book how women need to help each other get ahead. > >it's very lonely at the top for women. i think the answer is 1--to par

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when you recognize a veteran is in crisis, call the veterans crisis line at 1-800-273-8255 and press "1". criticized, reviled and again, soon to be revised, the scholastic aptitude test still, is supposed to tell admissions officers if a high school student is ready for college. while many question that, there is a different use for which the sat is not supposed to have any relevancy whatsoever. a lot of companies use sat scores to judge the quality of job applicants. scott sargis is president of strategic search corporation. you're a headhunter in engineering, science & it jobs - where is this happening? >>i see it across the board. there was an article in the wall street journal that said it's extensiveincluding top management consulting firms like bain and company, mckenzie and company, and boston consulting groupas well as top investment banking firms like goldman sachs are all wrongly using the sat as a predictive score for job hiring. >>it's funny because you're saying it doesn't really tell them what they think it tells them? >>that's correct. the sat was specifically designed

when you recognize a veteran is in crisis, call the veterans crisis line at 1-800-273-8255 and press "1". investors are enjoying high definition gains in 3-d stocks. the entire sector rallied in yesterdays tech bounce. 3-d systems had the biggest run. the stock shot up more than 3% wednesday. it was also among the 3-d stocks that tumbled earlier this year as investors lost focus on the industry. not surprising-- because the sector is still viewed as in its beginning stages. however, bill moller joins us now with how 3-d technology is finding possibility in the medical industry. however, bill moller joins us now with how 3-d technology is finding possibility in the medical industry. 3-d printing--we think of it as a novelty to make tchockies and simple objects. but this technology is being adopted by industry - especially the medical industry. meribah knight is a reporter with crain's and you explored this in an article. how is 3-d printing being integrated into the medical biz? >>i focused on personalized surgery which is a really interesting aspect of it. it basically allows doctors

when you recognize a veteran is in crisis, call the veterans crisis line at 1-800-273-8255 and press "1". at last count-- fidelity says the average 401k balance was $89-thousand dollars. unfortunately some investors are losing some of that money -- by cashing out too soon. deena carr--founder of finance according to your faith joins us on set this morning. it seems to be young people that are cashing out too soon. why do you think that's happening? >>i think there are obvious reasons that the last downturn really took a hard hit on our younger generation. they were coming out of college, they stepped into situations where they thought they weren't gonna have to move back home. many of them moved back home and they were either unemployed or they were underemployed. so when they did get a job the savings that they should have been able to accumulate they really haven't been able to accumulate over time. >>so perhaps they have these 401k's and then they leave the company or heaven forbid the company goes under. what should their plan of attack be? to roll it over into something else and

when you recognize a veteran is in crisis, call the veterans crisis line at 1-800-273-8255 and press "1". >>> it's tech time ant can't do tech time without our tech spurt. let's warp them in. what's up, dude? >> how is it going. >> what do we have first. >> an app for the iphone. >> for traveling and adjusts your sir cadium rhythm to the place you're going. what your body uses to sense the day. things like your body temperature, your immune system, your sleep schedule, all of these things run off of your circadian clock. >> if i travel to the west coast and not tired i'm not tired, right? >> a lot of people experience jet lag. this app is trying to get you to adjust your circadian rhythm as quickly as possible when you're traveling to new destinations. >> cool. >> if i'm going on a long trip to europe and want to experience minimal jet lag i download this app and this app tells me how to sleep or when to sleep to minimize those effects? >> it's less about sleep and more about light. your circadian rhythm is influenced by light. tells you to get into or out of high amounts of light. >

when you recognize a veteran is in crisis, call the veterans crisis line at 1-800-273-8255 and press "1". you've heard the term "internet of things" - the connecting of objects to the internet. refrigerators, dvrs, fitness bracelets, home baby monitors, cars, your home security system - even pacemakers. but by being online, all these things become vulnerable to hackers. jerry irvine is president and cio of prescient solutions and is a member of the cyber security task force. it's already happening! >>yeah, it is. currently there's about 2.5 billion devices that are connected to the internet. most of them being mobile devices and cellphones but by the year 2020 they're suggesting there will be over 30 billion deviceseverything as you mentioned from toasters to thermostats and alarm systems. >>what are hackers doing right now to break into these things? >>there are literally over 100 thousand known viruses and malwares that are specifically attacking these devices to gain access to your personal network. the idea is to get into them because they are weak and vulnerable and then get to

when you recognize a veteran is in crisis, call the veterans crisis line at 1-800-273-8255 and press "1". the world is still coming to terms with the heart bleed bug - a careless error in an open source program that 2-3rds of web servers use to protect sensitive data, like your bank records. while sites fix the error, the question remains - what does this tell us about online security in general? jerry irvine is president and cio of prescient solutions and was a member of the cyber security task force. short term, what should we be doing if we conduct a lot of online transactions? >>the first thing i would do is start using payment centers like amazon, google, or paypal so that my transactions will be with one company not multiple and that will limit your exposure to these other servers. >>and then test the servers you do business with to make sure they have done the fix before you change your password. >>absolutely. if you go in and put in the name of your bank and it will come back and tell you if they fixed it. if they have, change your password. if they haven't and you change you

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when you recognize something isn't right, make the call to the veterans crisis line or military crisisn "world news now," signal search. underwater pings possibly from flight 370. new developments coming in right now as crews look and listen for signs of the missing jet. >>> april anxiety courtesy of mother nature. the extreme downpours, wind storms and tornadoes ripping up the south and threatening the northeast. the damage and the heartbreak this morning. >>> health alert for mothers to be. a major risk during pregnancy and an easy and inexpensive way to avoid it. >> and switching partners on "dancing with the stars." the competition takes a new twist and turn and you will see who may be a step ahead of the rest. that's coming up on "the skinny" this tuesday, april 8th. this tuesday, april 8th. >> from abc news, this"wor >> from abc news, this is "world news now," with john muller and diana perez. >>> good tuesday morning. search for flight 370 refocusing its efforts today reducing the size of the search area to about a third of the previous zone. >> and for now investigators will no

. ♪ when you recognize something isn't right, make the call to the veterans crisis line at 1-800-273- >>> skinny time. we go to the touching way "fast & furious 7" will finish without paul walker. two brothers are going to stand in for him. >> a similar appearance as you can see here. filming resume and cody and caleb walker help out. joining the cast for unfinished action scenes, paul walker died in that fiery crash in november. producer says finishing the film is what paul would have wanted and having the brothers there makes the crew feel like paul is there, too. >> nice sentiment. >> it is. >> miley cyrus was hospitalized and forced to cancel a concert. >> the 21-year-old pop star is said to had a severe allergic reaction to antibiotics. she tweeted this picture from kansas city. the caption says her octopus and doctors are taking good care of her. >> not clear why cyrus was on antibiotics but she did cancel a show in charlotte because of the flu. >> we sure hope she feels better. >>> tears are making headlines this morning in "the skinny." >> don't worry. these are tears of joy.

when you recognize something isn't right, make the call to the veterans crisis line or military crisiss of crisis, reach out and call. dial 1-800-273-8255 and press 1. >>> good morning. >>> on "world news now," legal bombshell. the supreme court's decision on race and college admissions. what's next for students and affirmative action nationwide? >>> paying respects, the president's visit to the landslide zone in washington state. his support for rescue crews and before a major trip today. >>> disappointing delivery. packages whipped out of a postman's vehicle and the postal service's reaction. >>> face to face late show host present and future on the same stage. what david letterman and stephen colbert were talking about. that's in the "the skinny" on this wednesday, april 23rd. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now" with john muller and diana perez. i'm having a hard time with that postal guy. >> good wednesday morning. we begin with that bombshell ruling with the supreme court on affirmative action >> it was a 6-2 vote that stirred up a passionate dissent from one of

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veteran on line. so it's solely for a veteran for pressing number one. so it's a general number but it's a veteran that presses number one, they'll get that number. also thrrgs a veteran crisis line that they can go on line and also have interactive assessment of where they are. host: and it is a topic that you've host: veterans issues, your husband out of new york, a veteran himself, correct? guest: yes, it is. and it is near and dear to us. there's a lot of progress that's been done but not always a lot of talk about it. it's important to talk about how much efforts are being put into suicide prevention within the military and there's an effort of the army ready resiliency campaign that the vice chief of the army has been talking about, general campbell, which works on focusing on the soldier and the family and healthy wellness and programs on the leadership, identifying signs and being aware of signs of suicide in soldiers and providing them resources as well as peer to peer and identify helping your buddy, male, female, they're working together. guest: john, i have good news despite the gridlock, suicide prevention for service members and their family is a nonpartisan is