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That sticks in my -- >> i guess i feel that the left is so appoplectic now. i think that the media is so -- always wants to have a big story. i dont want let that stuff bother me. the conversations i have with my girlfriends are exactly what i said. i fear for the first time in the history that they might be the first generation that didnt have the opportunity to better themselves, i didnt want them coming home and living in the basement. >> martha: [laughing] >> i think all the things hes doing...

Healthy food for lunch you could have a relapse in the evening psychologists call this the licensing effect you could also call it fooling yourself when it comes to eating were easier to read than one might think. but how do we read khaleds. this significance of colors varies between cultures in many western societies death and sorrow are indicated by the color black. in bali in indonesia its white. and white in mexico its yellow and other bright hues but what effect 2 colors have on the human p...

On solitary confinement as a tactic which is never good for anyone and bad for the human psyche and is almost a form of torture. put that aside, though. paul manafort is no longer a federal prisoner. for lack of a better way to put it, hes in state custody so he had to be transferred from the federal custody to the new york local prison, which was rikers island. now, the solitary confinement thing thats done for his protection. but again, rikers is a tough place, theres no question about that. s...

>> reporter: united airlines hope to streamline their boarding pass, get rid of the chaos you see with people crowding around the boarding area when it is time to get on the plane. they are coming up with a new color-coded system. they will have two lines instead five different boarding lines. they will have five boarding but you will line up in two lines. they hope this will cut down on crowding at the gate. heather: you want to see human psyche and action, watch that. thank you. time is 27 min...

Redirect the energy jihadists have and how these young men in their 20s are so suggestible and so programmable and how incredibly dangerous it is to use religion as a justification for murder. how to dehumanize groups of people. i think we have to do a better job as a society. not only as politicians but also as parents and citizens. how do we learn to value life a little bit more. how do we extend that? so theres an option beyond, you know, people were disenfranchised going in finding an imam o...

So my sense is fdr once said there is something in the human psyche that cannot stand the reputation of a note in the highest scale and i do think that ultimately, there will be a kind of breaking of the fever because his -- the presidents cultural dominance is something that we genuinely havent seen before. i know he loves that. but i do think that as john adams once said, he studied politics so his son could study math and he would do math so his son could do poetry. there is something in amer...

My sense is fdr once said theres something in the human psyche that cannot stand the constant repetition of a note in the highest scale. and i do think that and ultimately there will be a kind of breaking of the fever because his -- the presidents cultural dominance is something that we genuinely havent seen before. i know he loves that. but i do think that as jon adams once said, his son would do math so his son could do poetry. theres something in american life that does not want politics to b...

Albert hoffman worked in his natural sciences laboratory with air got its a black fungus that grows mostly on rye air god has been known in natural medicine since the middle ages but one of the new substances he isolated did not affect the circulatory system as expected it affected the human psyche lysergic acid dye ethyl the mind l o s d. and so forth and has right away i realized that this was a tremendously interesting substance for psychiatry he agreed. after the first clinical tests in swit...

Officer mortenson in the forehead, knocking him backwards. >> meanwhile officer salazar staggers away to get medical help. >> there was quite a bit of blood on the floor that mr. salazar had lost that day. >> he suffers a broken nose, cuts to the mouth and lips, a laceration above the eye, and a head injury that bleeds profusely. >> we needed to secure the area and to restrain this person who continued to be combative. >> after two intense minutes of what deputies call fight for life, guerrero f...

Cuts to the mouth and lips, a laceration above the eye, and a head injury that bleeds profusely. >> we needed to secure the area and to restrain this person who continued to be combative. >> after two intense minutes of what deputies call fight for life, guerrero finally gives up. >> he said im not resisting. im not resisting. please dont tase me. >> guerrero is subdued, revained with handcuffs and taken back to the same holding cell he came out of. a few months after the incident, officer salaz...