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Peer or a scowl from your peer, what is happening in the brain? >> reporter: whats happening, she discovered, is that the kids in her test group, the ones who check their social media 15 times a day or more had more activity in the regions of their brains that process emotional reality. >> its suggesting that this peer feedback is becoming more and more important to these adolescence. theyre becoming hypersensitive to seeing and anticipating positive and negative feedback from their peers. >> re...

The faces im shown appear depending on how quickly i react. >> its a queue for children and adolescence and smiling faces is a reward. scowling faces is a punishment. were looking at brain activation right before they get that feedback. so, like, as you anticipate maybe getting a smile from your peer or a scowl from your peer, what is happening in the brain? >> reporter: whats happening, she discovered, is that the kids in her test group, the ones who check their social media 15 times a day or m...

See at the end of this war. it is a very important system. i would also add that we, as a u.s. is not a signatory to this, because we could see these weapons would be important in the near peer conflict. we need them to protect our soldiers lives. we should be as thoughtful about the ukrainians and their soldiers lives, especially when they are the ones bearing the cost, when they are the ones assuming the burden, and we should leave it in their capable hands that they will do what they need to ...

The biden administration is talking about sending ukraine the same kinds of weapons so they can be used by ukrainians. what is your sense of that and what is your response to that? does it sound like, perhaps, the biden administration is reversing itself on whether or not this constitutes a war crime? >> i dont think they are. i think the fact is that the u.s. is not signatory to the prohibitions on the use of cluster munitions. we did that intentionally, because we forecast the need for the abi...

And then the grievance studies where we submitted the fake papers and... and wed need to explain a little bit about the fake papers, because its a part of your academic story. yeah, please. i dont want to put words into your mouth, but you seem, over years, to have become more and more disillusioned with what you saw as the sort of progressive woke capture, intellectual capture of your university... correct. ..and you decided to expose it. along with a couple of others, you launched a hoax proje...

Were peer reviewed and appeared in journals. and then we got caught by the wall streetjournal and exposed before we had a chance to... ..for the other papers to go through. now, you claim that what you did exposed the intellectual vacuity of this captured university progressive mentality, right? n ot exa ctly. not...if it were merely vacuous, it wouldnt be that much of a problem, but it forwarded certain conclusions that were not based in rigorous epistemology, that were moral... as alan sokal, ...

Maine. and if that is not hot enough, nearly 40 million of you experienced feels-like temperatures in the triple digits. cbss manuel bojorquez will start us off tonight from miami. manny, good evening to you. >> reporter: jericka, good evening. high temperature here in miami today was 95 degrees, but when you factor in the humidity, it felt like 110 degrees, all part of a heat dome that has parts of the country sweltering. even by south florida standards, this heat is excessive, according to the...

I am back with vice president kamala harris and our wonderful panel. we want to talk what happens next? we are awaiting a ruling on the idea of whether mifepristone can be banned. there is a texas federal judge who has said it should be banned. what are the implications if that ban stands up to supreme court scrutiny? >> joy, the implications are profound. lets step back and understand essentially what this lawsuit is doing is attacking the ability of the fda to determine what is safe and health...

Destruction of ukrainians and they feel very bitter about it. it is hard to believe what is happening, but in fact russia has not started to kill ukrainians last year or into any 14, but it has been doing it for any 14, but it has been doing it for a very long time. it is just that this truth has been kept under the carpet for too long. {iii this truth has been kept under the carpet for too long.— carpet for too long. of course, victorias _ carpet for too long. of course, victorias death _ car...

Medical student body. and that has serious implications for the health of communities of color in particular. >> dr. year-end association of medical colleges. so, if you can give us a sense of what your organization has learned through its research and studies about diversity in medicine? >> first of all, thanks for having me. and i want to say that doctor blackstock, as so often, is completely on target. shes right on in which he is saying. and research backs that up. and i would only add a cou...