[the star-spangled banner] [the star-spangled banner] [the star-spangled banner] [the star-spangled banner] [the star-spangled banner] [the star-spangled banner] pete: you continue to deliver. fantastic photo for our nation s and some. thank you to our viewers sending that in. we ve got kayleigh mcenany. i don t often do this, give such attention to the lone star state. i ve been looking good on the internet, looking a lot of places across texas and something popped up about vermont. it is gorgeous. in understated mountains and the northeast can be not just quaint but beautiful. pete: why would you take vermont when you could take new hampshire? a real freedom st. vermont is like how do you will block the two apart? will: you went to different trash than i did. pete: negative connotations. will: with all of that. all i said was vermont is pretty. pete: it is not beautiful. it is terrible. there is no freedom there. kayleigh: always have politics mixed into it.
accepted and liked and to have a good life. and they think that to be beautiful they have to be really thin, with light skin and light hair and no blemishes whatsoever. and that idea comes from the media. julia bloom. and she is making this argument, the media s ideal body image was simply impossible to achieve without photo shop. and then she got seven teen magazine to change their photo retouching policy. this coming week is national eating disorders awareness week. i want to share a new website where you or your kids can take a free, anonymous self assessment to gauge the risk of an eating disorder. it s called mybodyscreening.org. it can even provide referrals to local medical professionals who might be able to provide some treatment. hope that helps. that s going to wrap things up. let us know what you think. cnn.com/sanjay and follow me on twitter at dr. sanjay gupta. a check of your top stories are next in the cnn newsroom. hello, everyone, i m don lemon. thank y
are very closely related. and when you re building these information technology companies, the market rewards you and you can make a lot of money. a lot of folks who are doing such extraordinary work in science don t have the same opportunity, and because of that, i think it would be a shame if a lot of folks were growing up trying to figure out what they want do don t choose to go into such critical work because of that. if by having these prizes we can give incentive and can kind of make some of these folks a little more well-known as figures that some younger students want to grow up to be like, then we re doing our job here. thank you for joining the conversation this week on your money. we re here every saturday at 1:00 p.m. and sunday at 3:00 p.m. and weekdays at 3:30. find me on facebook at facebook.com/ali velshi. tweet me @ali velshi. tweet me @ali velshi. have a great weekend. captions by vitac www.vitac.com hello. it s 2:00 p.m. on the east coast, 11:00 a.m
Military official has been in the hospital for a week and we don t deserve to know. he is a no good secretary of defense so i hope he is fine but it is not clear he s great at his job but you don t get to not tell us. will: the climate movement is no longer green when it comes to indoor houseplants. this washington post headline by nicholas rivera, indoor houseplants come with a cost to the planet. here s how to minimize it. green indoor spaces can come out and environmental cost, the trucks the transport plants, plastic pots and synthetic fertilizers are made from petroleum and harvesting soil components like pete, not you, pete, soil components like peter can tear up habitats to save money and carbon emissions, suggest looking for a local plant swap or garden club in your area.