children are much more tech savvy— to breanna.y and i wasn't aware of what breanna was looking at online. 0ther— what breanna was looking at online. other studies had similar messaging. 0ne other studies had similar messaging. one said suicide, self—harm and eating disorder content was prolific and another said cyber bullying had and another said cyber bullying had a negative impact on children's health. all make for grim reading but the recurring theme here was the children's lack of trust and confidence in reporting these problems online. mps have been debating a bill to crack down on puppy debating a bill to crack down on puppy smuggling. debating a bill to crack down on puppy smuggling, a bill which would stop puppies and kittens from younger than six months being brought into the uk. it was first pledged by the government more than two and a half years ago. it has the support of several major animal charities but organisations which rescue dogs from abroad have some concerns. helen catt reports. just a few weeks ago, five—mon

breanna kammerer, patient experience officer for the va new england healthcare system. carla bam, correspondent for voa news. kevin wincing, managing director and retired u.s. navy veteran and organizer of today's function. we will get to you in a moment. lori russo, president of santos communications and co-lead of the ncp headliners team. and to my left, jennifer johnson, reporter for defense news and the 115th president of the national press club. lynn dean, assistant director of customer experience for the veterans benefits and administration. the senior associate and consultant to the va. richard r beto, client and experienced officer of the vha readjustment counseling service. and the publisher of stars and stripes. >> [applause] >> when our guests today were sworn in as the 11th secretary of veterans affairs on february 8th 2021, he pledged to increase veterans access to care and benefits and to improve outcomes for them. he identified three core responsibilities as his highest priorities. providing veterans with timely world-class healthcare, ensuring that veter

breanna johnson and leah cerull i claimed the first prize in the high school center provision -- productionn heroes: the caregivers of america. the high school western division from palo alto senior high school in l -- in california earned his pr -- first prize for looking at the fast fashion industry and the grand prize goes to nate coleman and jonah rothlein at weston high school in connecticut. innocence held hostage: navigating past and future conflicts with iran deals with the timely and sensitive subject and features interviews with a former iranian hostage. >> instead of saying you are free to leave, i was fine folded and -- blindfolded and taken straight to a prison. >> it brings me great britain -- great joy that out of 3200 students you guys are the grand prize winners. >> oh my god. thank you so much. >> this is a huge honor and we are so grateful for this opportunity. we thank you a lot. >> we extend our gratitude to the educators, parents and participants who s of these young filmmakers on their creative journey. congratulations to all of our winners. do not miss out, the top w

i am glad to be joined to today by another great new yorker, breanna. breanna worked tirelessly. she worked to support school aged new yorkers with a group called youth act. for those struggling with mental illnesses twos stay in their communities rather than being an inpatient treatment. thank you breanna for all you are doing. we are building on the progress she made. everyone can agree that healthy children are more like the to grow to healthy adults. too many support a danger to themselves and others. that is why am proposing comprehensive reforms to our system. starting in 2024, we will require hospitals to screen patients with health conditions for risks like suicide, violence, substance abuse and other needs. we will also require that follow-up psychiatric care be coordinated before patients leave the hospital. it is common sense, but it has not been happening. let's significantly expand mental health courts which are designed to reduce recidivism. to empower court based mental health specialists so that the most vulnerable get help. other than to cycle in and out of the j

breanna worksnn tirelessly.support school-age new yorkers called youth act which enables young people wrestle with mental illness to st i communities rather than receiving inpatient treatment. thank you, thank you for all you are doing. [applause] were building on the progress she already made. everyone can agree to healthy children are more likely to grow into healthy adults. too many grow up without the support they need and impose a danger to themselves or others. comprehensive reforms or behavioral health systems. starting in 2024 we will require hospitals to screen patients with mental health conditions for risks like suicide, violence, substance abuse and other complex needs. we will also require follow-up psychiatric care be coordinated before patients can leave the hospital. it is common sense but it has not been happening. let's significantly expand mental health cch are proven to reduce recidivism. the court based mental health specials most vulnerable get help. rather than cycle in and out of the just

breanna johnson and lee s a rally from troy athens high school in troy, michigan, plays the first prizeroduction "■ unseen heroes: the caregivers in america." in the high school west division, from palo alto senior high school in california, first prize for threads of change, which takes a critical look at the fast fashion industry. our top award of $5,000 for grand prize goes to nate coleman and jonah rod heim, 10th graders in connecticut. compelling documentary, "innocenceeld9nflict with iran" ills with a timely subject and features interviews with a former iranian hostage. >>■o instead of saying you are free to leave, i was blindfolded, handcuffed, thrown in the back of a car, taken straight to prison. >> it brings me great joy out of 3200 students who participated in this competition this year, you guys are the grand prize winners in studentcam 2024. >> thank you. >> thank you so much. >> this is huge. grateful for this opportunity. we thank you a lot. >> we extend our gratitude to the educators, parents, and participants who supported each of these young filmmakers on their creativ

reshaping americas tomorrow delves into the -- the world of artificialfirst pride is writtee is given to -- breannaand leah's a rally from troy athens high in michigan claims the first prize in their high school central division with their production, unseen heroes, the america. in the high school western division, brendan young and max ryder from palo alto senior high school in california earn first prize for threads of change which takes a critical look at the fast fashion industry. our top reward of $5,000 for a grand prize goes to 10th graders at western high school in connecticut. there compelling innocence held hostage, navigating past and future conflict with iran deals with a timely and sensitive subject and featureserviews with the former iranian hostage. >> instead of saying you are free to leave, i was blindfolded, handcuffed, thrown in the back of the car, taken to prison. >> it brings me great joy, out of 3200 students who participated this year, you are the grand prize winners. >> oh my god. thank you. >> thank you so much. wow. >> thi is a huge honor. we are so grateful for this oppo

the father of a teenag boy who murdered breanna ghey has been jailed for 15 mons after pleading guiltysex offenses. age 36, he admitted two offenses of exposure and one count of taking an indecent photo of a child. his son was convicted alongside scarlet jenkinson of murdering 16-year-old brianna in a park in cheshire last year. administrators for the cosmetics and skincare chain of stores the body shop say 116 outlets will stay open in the u.k., but they are closing 75 shops over the next six weeks and will cut about 500 jobs as part of a restructuring program. the u.k. arm of the global beauty chain was put into administration this month. a bbc investation has found that millions of chickens sold and the u.k. supermarkets show clear signs of skin burns caused by being left to live in their own waste. you are live with bbc news. now to russia and president vladimir putin has warned western governments not to send troops to ukraine, saying the consequences of doing so would be tragic. and his annual state of the nation address in moscow, he claimed his forces were advancing confidently

breanna johnson and lee is a really from troy, michigan claimed the first prize in their high schoolr production, unseen heroes, the caregivers of america. indivision, brandon, emily and x from palo alto senior high school in california in e first spot for threads of change, which looks at the fashion industry. and the top award of $5,000 goes to nate coleman and jenna, 10th grader at weston high school. in essence held age, navigating past and future conflicts deals with a timely and sensitive subject and features interviews with a former iranian hostage. >> saying you are free to leave, i was bland whole -- blindfolded, handcuffed, thrown in the ck of the car and taken straight to prison. >> it gives me great joy, you are the grand studentcam 2024. >> oh my god. thank you so much. >>we are so grateful for this opportunity. >> we's exten■+nrded gratitude o the educators, parents and all the students on the journey. congratulations to the winners. the documentaries will be on c-span starting april 1 and you can catch each of the films on linejoin us in celebrating these engaged and i

breanna works tirelessly to support teenage new yorkers. she helps young people wrestling with mental illness. thank you for all you are doing. building on the progress she already made, healthy children grow into healthy adults, but many grow up without the support they need and pose a danger to themselves or others. that's why i'm proposing comprehensive reform throughout our behavioral health system. starting in 2024, we will require hospitals to screen patients with mental health conditions for risks like suicide, violence, substance abuse, and other complex needs. we will also require follow-up care be coordinated before patients can leave the hospital. it is common sense, but it hasn't been happening. mental health court is proven to reduce recidivism. empower mental health specialists, so the most mobile get help, instead of just cycling in and out of the justice system. the most extreme cases involve people committing violent crimes, often lacking that capacity to live safely on their own. just a couple weeks ago, grand central stat

national correspondent william la jeunesse has the latest with the breanna breaking news out of los angeleshest paid player in baseball just told us his close friend and interpreter of six years is a liar and a scammer who stole millions from ohtani's bank account and that he never knowingly sent money to a bookie. >> i never bet on baseball or any other sports or never have asked somebody to do that on my behalf. and i have never went through a book maker to bet on sports. >> so this ohtani's first public comments since the dodgers fired for illegal gambling. the dodgers did not allow any questions today. the back story is important for context. last week he told the media that he gambled on sports through an illegal bookie and that ohtani was paying off at least $4 million of his debts through multiple wire transfers from ohtani's bank account. now, initially and this is what fed appeared to be the biggest gambling scandal in baseball since pete rose. ohtani spokesman said it was true. a day later however, he recanted everything and said ohtani knew nothing about the transfers and ohtani'

breanna, known as bree, worked with her there. >> she would walk them back to the table, already haveughing, having the conversation. >> bree shared almost everything with heather, including her apartment. when heather confided that she didn't always see eye to eye with her parents, that was hardly unusual for a young woman determined to make her own way. >> they loved each other dearly. i think they knocked heads. heather wanted to explore. >> asked for boyfriends, bree watched heather go through ups and downs. just recently, she emerged from an older -- difficult relationship with an older man. >> you don't just fall out of love like that. as much as sometimes, we wish we could. >> on december teeth -- 17th, everything was falling into place for heather elvis. she got a new job as a makeup artist, had a date with the new guy, even learned to drive a standard. >> she was proud of herself. it was a good day for her. >> and you two must've been so proud that day? >> the picture, it was like, i did it without you. but you couldn't help but be proud of it. >> two days later, a knock at t

. >> breanna rooney claimed to dependents refund amount 8900 and some change. >> brianna said she washing her taxes at h&r block when that message came up on the computer screen. a return had already been filed in her name. >> you know, in my head, i'm freaking out because this is a big deal, h&r block said it would investigate, but no answers. >> brianna called the irs. >> yes, there has been a return filed in your name with your social 100. everything in the file is like they were, you know, immediately i start asking her like, what's the account number? where is the refund going? and she's like, ma'am, we legally cannot give you any of that information. thankfully, brianna had an irs pin number which the thief could not supply , so the irs blocked any payment to the scammer, said, hold on, person who are you? verify yourself and they didn't verify so they didn't get it. they would have got the refund. they'd be out shopping with nine grand of my money. >> still, brianna must submit this affidavit to prove her identity and file a long form tax return. even then, she was told it coul

breanna rooney claimed two dependent's refund amount 8900 and some change. >> brianna said she was finishing her taxes at h&r block when that message came up on the computer screen. a return had already been filed in her name. >> you know, in my head, i'm freaking out because this is a big deal. >> h&r block said it would investigate, but no answers. brianna called the irs yes, there has been a return filed in your name with your social 100. >> everything in the file is like they were, you know, immediately i start asking her like, what's the account number? where is the refund going? and she's like, ma'am, we legally cannot give you any of that information. >> thankfully, brianna had an irs pin number which the thief could not supply, so the irs blocked any payment to the scammer said, hold on, person who are you? >> verify yourself. and they didn't verify so they didn't get it. they would have got the refund. they'd be out shopping with nine grand of my money. >> still, brianna must submit this affidavit to prove her identity and file a long form tax return. even then, she was told it coul

. >> breanna rooney claimed two dependents refund amount 8900 and some change. >> brianna said she washing her taxes at h&r block when that message came up on the computer screen. a return had already been filed in her name. >> you know, in my head, i'm freaking out because this is a big deal. >> h&r block said it would investigate, but no answers. brianna called the irs yes, there has been a return filed in your name with your social 100. >> everything in the file is like they were, you know, immediately i start asking her, like, what's the account number? where is the refund going? and she's like, ma'am, we legally cannot give you any of that information. thankfully, brianna had an irs pin number which the thief could not supply, and so the irs blocked any payment to the scammer, said, hold on, person who are you? verify yourself and they didn't verify, so they didn't get it. they would have got the refund. they'd be out shopping with nine grand of my money. >> still, brianna must submit this affidavit to prove her identity and file a long form tax return. even then, she was told it

. >> the players aren't into it, but that's a breanna of steph curry thing that was such a highlight. everybody everybody was engaged in that can't you see that happening again with kaitlan next year? >> well, one, i just think even sabrina's from the bay area. they also games his hair, francisco. yeah. that's right. yeah, of course. stuff is there, so i ran into both them next day. i said, what do you think they're like game on for next year, but they both they want her best to three, which i thought was really interesting. naibe, but i wanted beds. they were both. nervous chris, i mean, there are two of the greatest shooters in the world and it's a lot of pressure when it's one round. you're off a little bit so they want to do it again, but i'm sure we'll be doing integrating some other wnba players. obviously everybody is excited about kaitlan coming to the league, but there's some obviously great town right now. >> there's a lot of nervousness that tmt and espn, where you're partners, an mba we know. that the biddings coming up and amazon and apple and nbc are gonna make a play >>

breanna johnson from choi athens high school in troy, michigan, claimed the first prize with their production, unseen heroes: the caregivers of america. brendan jang, emily tang, and max writer from palo alto senior high school in california earned first prize for, threads of change, which takes a critical look at the fast fashion industry, and our top award of $5000 for a grand prize goes to nate coleman and jonah ruslan, high schoolers in connecticut. their compelling documentary, innocence held hostage, navigating past and future conflicts with iran deals with a timely and sensitive subject, and features interviews with the former iranian hostage. >> instead of saying, you're free to leave, i was blindfolded, handcuffed, thrown in the back of a car, and taken straight to prison. >> it brings me great joy out of 3200 students who have participated in this competition this year, you guys at the grand prize winners of student cam 2024. >> oh, my god. thank you so much. >> this is a huge honor. we are so grateful for this opportunity. really, thank you a lot. >> we extend our gratitude to the

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