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Largely not followed. >> his mother did try to provide a cocoon for him and keep him from any kind of disturbance that would set him off emotionally. and in so doing, she did exactly what we dont want to have happen, when kids need to have some exposure to stress and challenges in limited and tolerable amounts. >> in the last year of his life he was living in his bedroom in his mothers home with black plastic bags on the windows and only communicating with his mother over email. >> the only peer...

Ford was part of the committee. >> he stayed pretty much to himself. he often wouldnt make eye contact, he often wouldnt speak to others when they spoke to him. >> at age 14 his parents took him to see a psychiatrist at yale school of medicine. >> they were clear in their evaluation this was a severe and crucial situation, that this was a boy who was deeply troubled, that hes living in a box, and that box is getting smaller all the time. >> the team at yale recommended medication, along with a s...

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Attacking dogs, even some on a leash. people were getting a little bit worried. they love him but it was getting a little bit dangerous. those experts said they believe he was in distress. they were able to capture him and have him go through a medical evaluation. unfortunately they thought he had been hit by a car, and they say that medical evaluation did show that he had trauma to his head, to an eye, to some of his organs, and then they also said they found pre-existing illnesses. he had kidn...

>> he had become more aggressive and california authorities say he likely was hit by a car. we take a closer look at what happened to p-22. >> reporter: this was a mountain lion that had been tracked for about ten years, and he was essentially a celebrity, a beloved mountain lion here in los angeles, with a facebook page, an instagram page, but unfortunately about a month ago, the experts that track him started noticing changes in his behavior. they say he was getting closer and attacking dogs, ...

In that 14 i believe to 25 age range. pete: 2017 is when it started and if you go from 2017 to today and you have 2 billion users it gives you a sense of the explosion of tiktok. it bum rushed the scene. here is a detail thats really important. tiktoks not available in china. they have their own version inside china, which has called d oyan, they launched an alternative, that has a very different algorithm that shows very different things to chinese kids, so whereas the latest trend whether its ...

Mountain lion. and unfortunately experts saying about a month ago they started to see some changes in his behavior. he was going deeper into urban areas. he was getting closer to people. attacking dogs, dogs on a leash. experts thought maybe he was in distress and it was best to capture him. thats what they did on monday. and then he went to get a medical evaluation. this medical evaluation revealed a number of things. they already believed he had been hit by a car. but thief discovered trauma t...

The issue now is what to do with p22. after capturing, transferred to a wild animal care facility for evaluation, severely underweight and suffering from an eye injury. the park service and fish and wildlife department issued a statement saying they will work together to find the most humane option available for the lion and the community in which he lives. so what does that look like? joining me now is regional al executive director of the wildlife federation in california and following p22 the...