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It is a really big thing, no pun intended. it is really nasty spawn of a larger parent problem called body shaming which i'm fairly certain everyone on the planet, especially women has experienced leland: joining us now obesity specialist and a dr. chuck williams, a psychologist and graduate director -- director of grat out studies at lincoln university. first things first. youtube briefly suspended channel over this video. do you think the video rose to the level of worthy of censorship. >> i don't think shy should have been censored. i think she has the right to say even if what i think she ...

Fix it. the kid is an entirely different situation. the father was quoted as saying i called the police, said help me with this. they said you need to discipline your child. if i discipline him any more, you'd be arrests me. here's a fundamental problem we deal with all the time, whether you parent. why is this kid doing this? discipline means teaching the kid to learn how to follow. this kid, nobody has connected with him. it has nothing to do with the tsa. this kid happens to be very smart. >> there are behavioral issues. >> do you think the tsa are taking a step back to re-assess or are the...

>> i'm very excited to see the new season. i think it is the best show. >> it is an exciting night tonight on broad way. we want everyone around the country to come to new york and see the play. >> you've been fantastic. thank you. congratulations on this. up next, a group of parents suing apple because they say their kids are addicted to pricey game apps. is that really apple's problem? or is that the parent problem? our "news nation" gut check. tell us what you think about wendell's new play.

Many of the game apps are free on itunes but the parents say they compel children to make purchases during the game. children don't need to supply credit card information. instead, the costs are usually charged to the itunes account already linked to credit cards. apple says parents have the ability to easily adjust their phone setting blocks so your children cannot make the purchases you don't want them to make. what does your gut tell you? should apple be blamed for providing what is described as highly addictive apps that are costing some of them a fortunate? is that a parent problem beyond...