CBS Evening News - 2007-11-13
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[0:02] Tonight, very good news for some
[0:04] parents. Problem children may be able to
[0:07] [music] outgrow their problems. Two new
[0:09] studies provide new hope for children
[0:11] with learning and behavior issues. I'm
[0:14] Katie [music] Kurrick. Also tonight, a
[0:16] hidden epidemic and a national tragedy.
[0:19] >> I don't have my son anymore.
[0:22] >> An investigation by CBS News uncovers an
[0:24] alarming number of suicides [music]
[0:27] among America's military veterans.
[0:30] system failure. She gained access to
[0:32] some of America's [music] top security
[0:34] secrets even though her brother-in-law
[0:36] had known ties to [music] terrorists
[0:40] and getting psyched for the thrill of
[0:42] victory.
[0:45] >> Heard of the haka? It's the latest thing
[0:48] in pregame [music] rituals.
[0:54] >> [music]
[0:56] >> This is the CBS Evening News with Katie
[0:59] Kurrick.
[1:02] Good evening [music] everyone. Something
[1:04] special tonight. Only one commercial
[1:06] which gives us more time to bring you
[1:08] more news. And we begin with positive
[1:10] news about young children with learning
[1:12] and behavioral problems, including ADHD,
[1:15] attention deficit hyperactivity
[1:17] disorder. Nearly 4 and a half million
[1:19] children have it. at inability to
[1:21] concentrate and focus. More than half
[1:24] are being treated with medication. And
[1:25] tonight, new research finds their
[1:27] futures can be a lot brighter than their
[1:30] parents may have feared. Here's Dr. John
[1:32] Leuk.
[1:36] >> For the first time, researchers have
[1:37] shown how it's possible for children to
[1:39] grow out of ADHD as their brains grow
[1:42] up.
[1:43] >> These are kids who don't have ADHD. This
[1:45] is the brains of kids that do.
[1:47] >> Dr. Philip