debt ceiling deal in principle though. and now the race is on get the votes to pass it and get it signed in order to avoid a default. if you are planning to go to the beach this weekend, be cautious. officials are telling people to be on high alert after a string of recent shark sightings and some attacks. what you need to know to protect yourself and your family. a warning from the surgeon general. why he says social media presents a, quote, profound risk for children. we are going talk to an experts about what parents can do to protect their children. have you seen it? i mean, it was a huge night for boston and the celtics. this buzzer-beater really is a fraction of a second at the ind end. you ve got to look closely to see it. they forced a winner-take-all game seven. we will show you highlights ahead. all right. we begin this morning with the race in washington to craft legislation, the text of it all, to raise the nation s debt ceiling and avoid an historic defau
so the research does suggest that there are benefits to social media use. we don t hear a lot of this, but i think primary benefit would be social connection and support. so opportunities to maintain friendships as well as to make new friendships. other benefits would be things like learning and discovery. opportunities for identity exploration and affirmation and, you know, the research suggests some benefits may actually be more powerful for youth who may be marginalized or vulnerable in different ways their offline lives. these are important. that s an interesting perspective. great to talk to you. thank you very much. coming up, to honor our nation s fallen military heroes, a group made it their mission to visit cemeteries across the country to stand in for families and friends who are unable to visit their loved ones this memorial day weekend. we will speak to the woman leading that charge. next /
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