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scott has the story. >> let's call him "steve." he agreed to talk with "teen kids news" about the supplements he uses to beef up. >> i started taking supplements when i was a senior in high school -- 12th grade. >> he's not unusual. it's estimated that more than 12 million middle- and high-school students are buying what are called "supplements." over several years of bodybuilding, steve has developed a regular regimen of several powders that he feels gives his body a boost. >> after i add the protein, i would add about a tablespoon of l-glutamine...which is supposed to increase muscle endurance. >> you can buy these things in stores, but that doesn't mean they're safe. >> sadly, that's not the case. why? because these drugs are -- these supplements are unregulated. well, what do i mean by that? there's no agency like the food and drug administration that's checking to see that what's on the label of the container is actually what's in the container. >> experts say that puts people like steve at the mercy of manufacturers...who che

scott tells us more. >> i've felt depressed in some ways of being bullied at school, and it's very -- you feel empty and sad, and it's just... you don't want to be living. it's a terrible feeling. >> it feels like you don't have a place anywhere. >> it's just really sad and, like -- and not happy. >> no doubt we've all felt sad at various times in our lives, but when does feeling sad mean something far more serious? dr. dana rabinowitz is a psychologist who treats kids with depression. hello, doctor. >> hi. >> so that we're all on the same page, what does "depression" mean? >> "depression" is one of those words that people use in everyday conversation to mean they feel really sad, but real depression is when you have a loss of interest in the things that you want, and you're sad for two weeks or longer. >> how can we tell the difference between just feeling blue and real depression? >> when you're really depressed, the level of depression is really intense. you feel so sad you can't find any interest in the activities you really enjoy. you might not be interested in school or your fri

scott gets some advice on how to cope. >> this is pushkin. when the 12-year-old beagle died, owner sharon discorfano found a way to help her deal with the pain of the loss. every day, she'd write pushkin a letter. expressing how she felt helped so much, she actually wrote a book, "letters to pushkin." hello, sharon. >> hi. >> tell us a little bit about pushkin. >> pushkin was an adorable, little beagle that i welcomed into my home, and he was playful and feisty and really just added to our family so much. >> why did you decide to write letters to him after he died? >> well, when he passed away, i was really missing him, and i decided that writing letters would be a great way to spend a little time with him each day. and writing a letter would be a little bit different than writing in a journal or diary because writing a letter was a great way to talk to him specifically and kind of keep things upbeat rather than just writing on and on and on about my feelings. so i got to share some of my day with him and also just kind of talk to him about a

scott gets some advice on how to cope. >> this is pushkin. when the 12-year-old beagle died, owner sharon discorfano found a way to help her deal with the pain of the loss. every day, she'd write pushkin a letter. so much, she actually wrote a book, "letters to pushkin." hello, sharon. >> hi. >> tell us a little bit about pushkin. >> pushkin was an adorable, little beagle that i welcomed into my home, and he was playful and feisty and really just added to our family so much. >> why did you decide to write letters to him after he died? >> well, when he passed away, i was really missing him, and i decided that writing letters would be a great way to spend a little time with him each day. and writing a letter would be a little bit different than writing in a journal or diary because writing a letter was a great way to talk to him specifically and kind of keep things upbeat rather than just writing on and on and on about my feelings. so i got to share some of my day with him and also just kind of talk to him about all those little things that i w

scott twenty four two in the us in vista for one point five billion euro is a deal by longtime awaits. sometimes an analyst who couldn't understand them all into town stopping off in front of the attacks ended today. this attachment ninety one ninety six. use of fifty pretty much the same picture that across the landscape for the dow in new york is still trading posts and the noble cause to just sixteen pounds right now. and the euro is tiny tidings alonso thirty four fifty three. serious civil war is not only do we truly political lines in the region is forcing businesses to find new trading record with the country's overland routes not stay. exporters are now shipping goods to the israeli port of haifa to get their products more correspondence and sisters who both come in its main pool it is becoming a hub for coolness witty and well the agm girl delivers its prey to the port of haifa seems there's more and syria it makes the journey from a scandal in turkey once a week this time it's carrying fifty trucks loaded with goods for arab countries before the war they could take the overl

but as scott reports, if tests make you far more than just a bit hyper, that can be a bad thing. >> before a big test, i feel nervous and anxious. >> before, really nervous. after, extremely nervous if i failed or not. >> i get really nervous, and i feel like i'm gonna fail. >> they're describing what experts call test anxiety. it's a serious issue for many students. to understand it and to deal with it, we're turning to an expert, psychologist dr. dena rabinowitz. hi. >> hi. how are you? >> i'm good, thank you. first of all, what is test anxiety? >> test anxiety is when a student gets very nervous or fearful either before or during a test, and it interferes with their ability to perform the way they would otherwise. >> does that mean we actually don't get the highest scores we could get because of test anxiety? >> it does. test anxiety interferes in many different ways. when you're anxious, you can't concentrate and focus, and so it creates problems studying and preparing for the test, and during the test, it makes it hard to focus on the test questions and getting good answers down on th

but the awi civics emma scott and i was there telling us that's coming up next half hour. insisting on france germany demands an explanation from britain over claims of spying for menstrual an embassy government sources in the democratic republic of congo clean victory over and twenty three rebels will get the latest and of dealing in general are called german investigators reveal what they know about the find of the century. i was in the early years as a spy station. the german foreign ministry has asked britain's ambassador to explain reports in the british newspaper the independent. that's a surveillance was conducted from the embassy to tell the story is based on documents were leaked by the former us intelligence contractor and rich noted the british were to send to seize its trust across from the heart of the german governments the book is hot and the chancellor rhee the reports come on the heels of similar reports of u s by an embrace serious questions about the british german relationship reduce heat and the sea to eavesdrop on how mobile communications in the germ

i met september london england and to the political union and seventy seven the town sixteen years scott has been on too much. now some want to do a step further. a strong cultural identity is legendary but it's amusing in school. for those who need independent of arguments abbas majority of britain's north sea oil and gas reserves are found off the coast of scotland. most of the revenue goes to london many fishing boats that ply the waters here. they're all soo submarine based bpo welcomes the most stores don't want. there are good reasons for yes fact. right now polls show that the fiscal support independence from britain the majority feel that the independent scotland would suffer economically an unknown time going to short break will come back the situation in the central african republic. he said. i do. just like you want to watch the images it's the whole package. the future media center. dw tell you. i mean. i think. in it. is it i changed it. check back while bell is hanging the land mine deal with iran aimed at curbing tehran's nuclear capability its allies who is also on the ag