With us on this xxx morning. 3 3 our string of great weather 3 will continue through most of this week. We are expecting very mild weather to continue through at least friday. Overnight look for increasing clouds and lows to bottom out at around 30. For tomorrow we are going to see partly cloudy skies and highs will reach the mid 50s. For thursday, the weather looks pretty much the same with highs reaching the mid 50s once again and breezy winds. Friday cools off a little bit before our next weather system pulls through over the weekend. 3 3 3 donald trump continues to make all muslims from entering the country. Despite widespread condemnation from Muslim Leaders and trumps republican rivals. Don champion has the latest from new york. 3 nats donald trump isnt backing down from his latest controversial proposal calling for a total and complete ban on muslims coming into the us. At a rally in South Carolina monday night. The republican president ial front runner tried making his case. Ot
With lows near 0 and windchills in the teens and 20s below zero, but thats just the tip of the iceberg pun intended as far as cold is concerned this weekend. Highs will be in the teens on saturday with cloudy skies before some light snow moves in from the northwest late saturday and saturday night that could drop an inch or two of the white stuff by sunday morning. While this is happening, our temperatures will take another hit and drop into the doubledigits below zero and barely make it above zero sunday afternoon. I wouldnt be surprised to see some locations drop to near 20f by monday morning before bouncing back to the teens next week with another small snow chance next tuesday. See graphics. Wx timer 40 the search is on for the lucky winners in the Record Powerball jackpot. The three Winning Tickets were sold in melbourne beach, florida, chino hills, california, and munford, tennessee. Each of the stores received a cash bonus for selling the Winning Tickets. The lucky winners will
Function as a team, because it was basically we lost everything in this house fire that happened just as they were turning into teenagers. What year was that . Around 20002001. So it was an interesting experience. And for them to also be on the side of people donating things to us. It was a really unusual experience where weve been on the other side of the gift giving in the past. And we had to work through recreating our physical lives. I think we all learned that stuff doesnt really matter, that its really all about people. It was an incredible lesson. Not that id ever recommend it to anybody, but it was an incredible life lesson. You were a single mother but what was the impact on a teenager with that fire and what would be the impact on an adult . What would be the difference . Yeah, well. Stress has a greater impact on teenagers and that is one of many topics we talk about in the book. You know, they are surprisingly vulnerable to things that we might think, oh, theyre just resili
Impact did the fire in your house have on your life and your teenagers . Well, it brought us a lot closer together. It was one of those events that you certainly dont plan for and we learned how to sort of function as a team, because it was basically we lost everything in this house fire that happened just as they were turning into teenagers. What year was that . Around 20002001. So it was an interesting experience. And for them to also be on the side of people donating things to us. It was a really unusual experience where weve been on the other side of the gift giving in the past. And we had to work through recreating our physical lives. I think we all learned that stuff doesnt really matter, that its really all about people. It was an incredible lesson. Not that id ever recommend it to anybody, but it was an incredible life lesson. You were a single mother, but what was the impact on a teenager with that fire and what would be the impact on an adult . What would be the difference .
Has been linked to depression in adulthood in certain circumstances. We see this is sort of a repeating theme that things that happen to teenagers can somehow sometimes have longlasting outcomes and that theyre more vulnerable than we think. Who did you write this book for . Yeah. Well, i actually wrote it partly to myself when i was a parent of teenagers. I, having had these two kids and being a single parent, really started to realize that i wasnt in control of everything, you know. And it wasnt just do as mother tells you anymore. They were developing very, you know, independently and doing some very interesting things and like other parents, sort of peer parents that were going through it at the same time, we were frustrated, a little scared, getting very angry or had a lot of responses, and i thought, well, im a neurologist. Im on the developing brain itself. I got to look into this. This just doesnt make sense. This is not the same kid that i had a year ago. Its almost like a dif