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and harris faulkner. also joining us, fox weather meteorologist amy freeze, and retired nypd inspector paul moreau. closed door testimony released yesterday, two irs whistle-blowers say officials at the justice department, fbi, and irs interfered with the tax fraud investigation against hunter biden. the whistle-blower said that the decisions in the case seemed to be, quote, influenced by politics. the shocking testimony also included a laundry list of tips, leaks and possible coverups...

We start with some sad news from the last half hour and everton chairman Bill Kenwright has passed away, aged 78. Kenwright first became involved at everton in 1999 1989 as a major shareholder, before becoming the largest stakeholder in the club in 200a. Also a well known theatre producer within act on coronation street. Marco silver is dana follow him. Craving cartilage to the 2025 season. Silver has been in a row since 2021. Into a tenth place finish in the Premier League last season. Season. ...

Policies include clauses that they are unable to drive themselves, that they must have private security in the home, for example. there are things that prevent risk taking behavior. kayleigh, we have been discussing with prayers the entire time this ordeal and the question remains in terms of going back to the naval information that sharing with the public is a different ball of wax than sharing with the coast guard. they immediately did share with the coast guard who was sort of heading that ef...

People with higher level of education and socio-economic status were found to be associated with less risk-taking behavior.

Conversation? >> no. >> why not? >> because im only 10. >> any age too young to be having this conversation? >> i dont think its ever too young. >> i have a 10-year-old. >> i would have the conversation. >> this is where the magic happens. >> dr. laura knows a thing or two about young people and she answers her questions in dr. offutt. >> in the whole spectrum of risk-taking behavior that young people can take maybe this one isnt a bad one. >> despite cigarette use dropping significantly since 2...

What are the things you can do that dont involve putting your kids on meds to try to deal with things appropriately? is it better to be calmer firmer? whats answer? >> thats why i wrote this book. because a lot of books are around social psychology around this window and theres a huge amount of neuroscience that has come out. your teen is not waking up late because theyre just being lazy. their circadian clock is different biologically. their moodiness has a biological explanation and their risk...

The last place to connect up is your frontal lobes. >> thats what controls emotion, right? >> emotion, risk-taking behavior, judgment, empathy, you know what i mean. >> we see it all the time. teen drivers notoriously bad drivers and because they tensionxt and drive. the question to is so often parents have kids who have some kind of issue. theyre a little bit moody. theyre a little bit insolent and they run to the doctor and they say, doc, we need medication. is that the answer? >> it may not b...

As a former cia director. if they found out the director was having an affair, the committee should have been informed. but the view is theres a narrow rule about when you notify congressional committees of investigations and they felt this didnt fit. >> thank you very much. great pleasure having you on with the latest information. let me bring in msnbc analyst general barry mccaffery. thank you for your time. let me get your first reaction. yesterday we were still scratching our heads over gene...

So-called choking games where children put belts or ropes around their neck to cut off the blood supply to the brain to get a kind of lightheaded feeling and a high, then take the rope or the belt off and they get a rush of blood and they feel they have a high. but what happens is some of these children actually die from a lack of blood and oxygen to the brain. others end up with severe brain damage. i think this risk-taking behavior thats destructive and harmful, we have to be very clear about ...

Some of them who dont want to do good and who want to put others. >> doctor, i want to show something we showed our viewers yesterday. that is i guess a new trend where some kids like to put -- this seems silly. they spray some sort of cologne on their arms, light it on fire and put it out and post videos on youtube. obviously a different scenario of bullying but in terms of the dynamic of kids trying to impress other kids and using social media to do it, what do you make of this kind of stuff? ...