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Sleep deprivation and feeling sleep deprived. looking at food and nutrition and introducing our children to different varieties of foods and good table manners. socializing and feeling confident about how our children interact with peer groups and other peep inal in the world and be interactive when it comes to child development, as well as addressing temper tantrums and identifying what type of temper tantrum your child is having, so you know how to respond rather than having to react when your...

Sleep deprived. looking at food and nutrition and introducing our children to different varieties of foods and good table manners. socializing and feeling confident about our our children interact with peer groups and also making sure that we can be interactive when it comes to child development, as well as addressing temper tantrums and identifying what type of temper tantrum your child is having, so you know how to respond rather than having to react when youre in public or home. >> some of th...

Cancer hospital and you call that segregation. i wouldnt draw that conclusion. >> law professor myron orfield believes mahmouds success has encouraged more charter schools. he says in the twin cities in 1990, there were no segregated schools. now he counts about 130. whats the impact of segregation? >> devastating for children, low income children particularly. segregated schools dramatically decrease the possibility that kids graduate. >> a black kid in an integrated school is more likely to go...

College? >> yes, much more likely. >> why? >> white schools tend to have more resources, so they have more tax base, they tend to have higher qualified teachers, they tend to be in districts with more money. they also have powerful peer groups in those schools that are geared toward college and graduation. >> mahmouds charter schools have the children focused on college from the moment they walk in the door. the second grade boys classroom is named moore house. then theres spellman, lincoln, usc...

stories. hello everyone. im don lemon. youre in the cnn newsroom. were going to get you up to speed on todays headlines. former penn state assistant football coach jerry sandusky is under suicide watch this hour in pennsylvanias center county jail. sandusky will be sentenced in about 90 days. he had no reaction and kept a blank expression after last nights conviction on 45 counts of child sex abuse. a full update on todays developments just minutes away. and this is just in to cnn to...

juvenile court. that is happening this afternoon. ohios attorney general says he thinks it is likely that the suspect is going to be tried as an adult. a lawyer for his family says the young man is distraught, remorseful. but a student who was grazed by a bullet says the shooter didnt look like that way during the attack. >> his face was expressionless. it looked like he was on a mission and he knew that he was about to do it. >> were going to go straight to a police news press confere...

>> with gingrich and perry, its political opportunity. they saw an opening there is this populist strand within the right, which is anti-big institutions, we tend to think of it as anti-big government. its anti-big government, big business, big organized labor. they see these big business institutions that have benefitted from government, gotten bailouts from government. got these huge bonuses. the irony is that private equity was actually an exception. >> no private equity fund got a bailout. t...

Entrepreneurial? >> i think there is a certain amount that has to be in you initially to be successful as an entrepreneur, people can learn to be better at being entrepreneurs. >> that, but also in times like these where the economy is not the greatest of situations, you know, were in a time plansds when necessity and desperation are trying starting to kick in because of the need of an income. i think that today, there are not just educational resources out there, mentorship, variety of peer gro...

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