and sometimes co-occurring disorder means that they have more than one additional co-occurring disorder- which are? -and they can be psychiatric diagnoses, is usually the way we conceptualize it. additional axis 1 disorders or personality disorders. and they can cover a whole range of things. very commonly, people have a major depression, for example, or dysthymia, and, very commonly, people who are homeless have experienced lots of trauma and have post-traumatic stress disorder. people have other anxiety-mediated disorders. so the whole gamut is-even simple phobias. people have phobias, and they interfere with their functioning. so co-occurring disorders can cover from people who have active psychoses and difficulties with reality contact to people who have stress disorders, and everything in between. and from an integrated approach, we also like to remind people that some, many individuals who are homeless also have medical conditions that are untreated, and that becomes part of the co-occurring context. so- as well. as well. so hypertension, diabetes, if you're injection drug user, y

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and she will be a co-chairman and a members member, like she was a co-chairman. bottom line, she will be an excellent leader. in short, ann wagner will bring the full package to the rnc. i urge you to join me in voting for ann wagner as our republican national committee chairman. [applause] >> thank you, chris. the chair recognizes the national committeewoman from maine, james staples for the purpose of seconding. >> we have an opportunity to elect a woman to chair the rnc. i therefore, i rise to enthusiastically second the nomination for ann wagner for chairman of the rnc. >> national committeewoman for oklahoma. i also second the nomination for ann wagner for chairman of the rnc. she is the complete package. >> i enthusiastically second this nomination for ann wagner for chairman. >> national committee man from missouri. i enthusiastically endorse her as well >> at a committeewoman from kentucky. i am proud to second the nomination of ann wagner. >> of west virginia, i join in my -- with my fellow members in seconding the nomination of ann wagner. >> david cole

i also want to say that i am proud to be co-author in and sponsoring the resolution -- to be co offering -- co-authoring and sponsoring a resolution. there is one with supervisor

>> we've all had this co-worker, truth be told many of us have been this co-worker. come to work sneezing and coughing because, well, the office wouldn't survive without us. >> the american worker is driven to come to work and to continue to try to work despite being ill. >> nearly 3 quarters go to work when sick. they clocked in even when they had flu symptoms, fever, chills, extreme fatigue. >> when you are ill you should not be there taking the risk infecting co-workers. >> the easiest way to spread flu is coughing and sneezing. not just someone in the next cubicle but up to six feet away. more than half said that they have come down with the crud because of a sick co-worker. there is this public service announcement to spread the word. >> the guy who is still at work spreading the flu around. >> not only might you infect others, you're not on your a game. >> you don't concentrate well. you have no energy, consequently you can't produce the way you normally would in a work day. >> it's been a pretty typical flu season so far. cases are expected to spike next month

up next aussie's spotlight interview show with al gore no and today's guest is dana cause and co-founder of the give life charity foundation which helps children with cancer disease and disability. hello again a welcome to spotlight the show on r.t. i'm now going off and today my guest in the studio is part of. the coding to statistics published by the charities aid foundation the most helpful people live in new zealand and australia russia is way down on the list does it really mean we'd rather ignore someone's troubles than give a helping hand we're asking an actress and co-founder of the reason charity foundation. another survey has shown big companies operating in russia spend an impressive part of their income on charity but while firms tend to spend cash on big social projects the c.f. ranking makes it clear personal health in russia is not too common although some experts believe this ranking shows only one side of the coin the other is the development of charity against time and here we can be more apt to mistake as more and more russians are getting involved in helping others in

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i also want to say that i am proud to be co-author in and sponsoring the resolution -- to be co offering -- co-authoring and sponsoring a resolution. there is one with supervisor carmen chu, drive by lawsuits that targets small businesses for noncompliance with 88 or the americans with disabilities act. -- with ada. i have legislation in the works that will get the city to explain and of progress reports from the department of building inspection in that we are complying with the state law passed in 2008, that mandates that a sufficient number of building inspectors be trained as " quote-unquote -- as quote- unquote certified inspectors. equal public access to individuals with disabilities, but also litigation that does not advance that goal, so we will be working with others to hopefully have a strong hearing and to bring forward different legislative ideas, as well. also, working with a coalition of pedestrian safety groups, i am requesting a hearing concerning the 2010 report and to discuss pedestrian safety issues with the grass-roots safety organizations, and the goal of the report

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really mean we'd rather ignore someone's troubles than give a helping hand we're asking an actress and co-founder of the party reason charity foundation deal of course. another survey has shown big companies operate russia spend an impressive part of their income on charity but while firms stand to spend cash big social projects the c.f. ranking makes it clear personal health in russia is not too common although some experts believe this ranking shows only one side of the coin the other is the development of charity against time and here we can be more to mistake as more and more russians are getting involved in helping others in one way or another and the people that is or give life charity foundation is proof to that he told them not just treatment for children with cancer blood diseases and all the serious illnesses and drawing financial support helps them buy medicines and expensive medical equipment. hello welcome to the show thank you very much for being with us so well i have a quote you said while ago i intend to change the world for the better i have as much as it is possible when i am o

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and increased co-pays for hospital visits and e.r.isits, in some cases up to $100 a day for a night in the hospital. and then there's been other things he's proposed as well in addition to restricting access. he's proposed a 10% reduction in the rates that the state pays to providers. that's been something governor schwarzenegger has tried to do over a number of years. and there's also a program called healthy families which provides health insurance to really the kids of the working poor. these are people who earn too much to qualify for medi-cal but don't earn enough to buy their own plans. and in that case he's proposing eliminating vision benefits for children. so there are something like 700,000 kids in healthy families in california. it's not insignificant. so the question would be where would these kids go for their vision care? >> it was a while back when they were recruiting vigorously to get kids into this program because they were trying to avoid problems later on. that just didn't fly. >> well, no. and they've been success

of pepsi co so the deal will pepsi co wired in its range and extend both companies into the other countries. using women don i think we can expand into central and eastern europe because we want kids can all be so done in russia we have to decide how to take the technology develop a whole range of products in other parts of the world so we can leverage the roomba value out of duty expertise. and figure out how to bring the expertise of both companies together to build. the company should be interesting because russia. and russia can be a great source of fruits for us so one of our goals is to develop a russian language culture to be the hub for. particular the rest of the world. that was indra nooyi c.e.o. of pepsi co and meanwhile on the sidelines a davos president medvedev who spearheaded the russian delegation spoke to bloomberg television and you could watch the full interview in just over an hour here on r.t. . and now it's time for a quick look at some other international headlines right now a passenger train has collided head on with a good strain in eastern germany killing at least

i'm already a co-sponsor of a bill that would make it explicit that co-2 is not a regulated pollute ant under the clean air act and should not be. i'm not saying that we may not need to issue a standard on co-2 if it is proven it is a harm to public health. but until that time, it should not be regulated under the clean air act. it was never intended to be and we think the e.p.a. is wrong to keep insisting it should be. i thank you, judge, and thank you, judge, for this special order and glad to participate. mr. carter: reclaiming my time. i thank you, mr. barton, for coming here to talk about this. you have been dedicating your life for these issues in congress. i always wonder, sometimes people back at home are saying, so what does this mean to me? i'm speculating, only speculating, but let me say something that i think everybody agrees. the last time we had a spike in the price of gasoline, it started, i think -- everybody points to how it started. it started when they had a refinery fire in illinois. and all of a sudden the speculators said, whoa. we have to reduce refining capacity

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i also want to co-sponsor supervisor ross mirkarimi's. i was particularly outraged and alarmed about a man in a wheelchair who was shot by police officers. the man certainly had a nice, but i believe there are ways for us do not have to use the most lethal force to deal with a person having an emotional crisis, especially a person with disabilities, so i look forward to that hearing to see how we can make sure that the police department is doing everything they can to make sure that our police officers are getting proper training to avoid using lethal use of force, and the rest, i will submit. thank you. clerk calvillo: thank you, supervisor avalos. supervisor mar? supervisor mar: i was very impressed by the strong showing of support we had this afternoon. i was a college radio dj. kusf has a strong history, as supervisor mirkarimi brought up, and i think what is often left out is a multi-cultural, multilingually fact it has. -- multilingual effect it has. i used to listen to kusf, and my daughter got used to listening to around the clock

and she will be a co-chairman and a members member. she will be a servant leader. in short, she will bring the foil package still said to the rnc. she has the re and talents and skills to best fit the committee at this crucial time, and encourage you to join me in voting for ann wagner as a republican committee chair. [applause] >> thank you, chris. >> madam chair, we of the opportunity to elect a woman to the chairman o rnc. i enthusiastically support the endorsement of ann wagner for chairman of the rnc. >> from oklahoma, i also sent the nomination of ann wagner for chairman of the rnc. she is the complete package. >> i would enthusiastically second this nomination for ann wagner for chairman. >> i enthusiasticallyndorse and second. >> i am proud to nominate and second the nomination of ann wagner. >> west virginia. i join my fellow member zapata -- my fellow members in accepting the nomination of ann wagner. >> please join me in supporting ann wagner for chairman of the rnc. >> the chair recognizes steve king from wisconsin for the purpose of nominating a candid

they co-wrote a book. it is called "i hate people." and you're negotiating your way around the jerks at work. don't say you don't have them because we all do. okay. tell me briefly, people will say what qualifies these guys? you named the blackberry, didn't you? >> been involved in naming a number of products. in doing that have dealt with a number of fortune 500 companies and the corporate super-structure. and it really gives you a chance to see the machine in motion or non-motion depending on how things are moving along in the process. >> jonathan? >> different background. i've been a journalist and author and spent sic years writing books about innovation with idio, a san francisco company. and this was all about positive, about how -- last one was "10 faces of innovation." these are the positive characters on a project that can help you get things done. you know, we talk about -- >> the ensemble? >> no, this was the collaborator, and so forth. but in doing that work i realized when you're on a project you have people who can be a d

co-founder larry page moves into the c.e.o. role at the web search giant. >> this is the case where the grownups were in charge, and now, the kids-- in this case, the founders-- are coming back. and i think they are going to add just a level of understanding of the business that the grownups didn't quite have. >> tom: the change at the top comes as google's growth strategy pays off, with another quarter of exceptional earnings. you're watching "nightly business report" for thursday, january 20. this is "nightly business report" with susie gharib and tom hudson. "nightly business report" is made possible by: this program is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by wpbt >> susie: good evening, everyone. a big-- and surprising-- top management change at google tonight. eric schmidt is out as c.e.o., and google co-founder larry page takes over the top job, as of april 4. tom, schmidt will stay on at the company as executive chairman, and as he said on twitter, "day

co nos cuenta lori montenegro. >>> el per de las buenas amigas es fuerte y la congresista demócrata,e la mejor prue. y que ella, estaba cuando su amiga y colega gabriela aió los ojos por primera vez, al escucharu voz y la de otras que er la visitaron. >>> su esposo le pió si levanta un dedo y levantó la mano. y después tocaba el bzo y la cara. todos llorábamos fue increíble. >>> la primicia q había abierto s ojos, la vio el presidente barack ama la misión del presidente anoche fue consolar y animar a u nación doda. durante una emiva ceremonia, abrazóaniel hernández, que se atbuye ayudar aalvar la vida a la congresia. > daniel tú dirás que no eres un héroe, pero para nosotros,i lo eres. >>> desn plico de 1mil

she is a co-founder of this publishing industry newsletter and website. first off, jenn risko, what were some of the big selling nonfiction books of 2010? >> guest: certainly the biggest book of 2010 was decision point by vw. we are seeking sales on this one off 1.8 million copies, and it has only been out since the beginning of november. in addition to that we have seen 200,000 copies in e-book only so that is topping the list for

wall street react to news that apple co-founder and ceo steve jobs is taking a medical leave again. there are serious new concerns tonight about the future of apple given that no company's fortunes are more closely tied to its lead. george kitiyama is live with reaction plus a look at the potentially rough road ahead. george. >> reporter: that's right. steve jobs is considered by many to be the heart and soul of apple. so anytime jobs says something or in this case announces he's going on medical leave, you know a lot of people will react from investors to consumers. in 2004, steve jobs had pancreatic cancer surgery. five years later the ceo had a liver transplant. now 17 days into 2011, jobs announces he's taking medical leave. >> it's pretty scary. we all have our mortality. and i think -- you know, it's pretty disheartening for the whole apple community. and we're pretty scared about

she will be a co-chairman and a members member. she will be a serb leer.r ann wagner as our republican national committee chairman. [applause] >> the chair recognizes jane stables for the purpose of seconding. >> we have an opportunity to make history by electing a chairman for the rnc. i there i enthusiastically second the nomination of ann wagner for chairman of the rnc. >> national committeewoman for oklahoma, i also second the nomination of ann wagner for chairman of the rnc. ann wagner is the complete package. >> i enthusiastically seconded this nomination for ann wagner for chairman. >> i enthusiastically endorse ann wagner as well. >> i am proud to nominate and second the nomination of ann wagner. >> i join my fellow members in seconding the nomination for ann wagner. >> david cole, chairman of the great state of missouri. it is my distinct honor to second the nomination of ann wagner. she was a great chairman in missouri and a great co-chairman and she will be a great chairman of this committee. please join me in supporting ann wagner for chairman

and one of the interviews he said that you're a co-author with beethoven bach and many other composers are you sure that those great composers need a co-author do you think they really need your interpretation. you know yes they do because you know one sebastian bach was discovered actual in the nineteenth century and in the nineteenth century it was considered good taste much like johnny marr cello released in other composers played their own pieces together with those by bach many interpreters these were exiting something of their own to them musicians edit their own canon says musical pieces of their own that's why i decided that it would be appropriate in the twentieth century as well as bob was well ahead of time he was a very advanced person so if you lived in the twentieth century he would compose music for such powerful instruments as electrical guitar that's eighty percent of the truth and the other twenty percent is that it's my tribute to classical music you know i was in italy in there in the mountains in a castle they told me my son and cast a horoscope for me and they tol

and co-chairman have to be of a different gender. they have that role because they were trying to make sure that a woman would be in one of the top two positions of the rnc. if host: but does the co- chairman actually do anything? guest: different people have made the co-chairman ship different things. some people have made it a big deal and have recruited volunteers and raised money and actually have done something with the position. other people have made it a ceremonial post. the fascinating part about this, though, is that now there are two women running for co-chair that have really serious falling so among the 168 members of the rnc. anybody who wants to vote for one of those two women has a very strong disincentive to vote for either of the two women running for chairman because if they vote for the within chairman candidates and one of them wins, the co-chairman will not -- for one of the within chairman candidates, and one of them wins, the co-chairman they want will not be able to win. one man is running for or german becau

the event is co-sponsored by abc7 and the job journal tomorrow from noon until 4:00 at the south sanco convention center which is on airport boulevard. >>> the san jose police shot and killed a man this afternoon. it happened in a ravine in the san jose hills east of the airport. that's where alan wang is live for us tonight to walk us through what happened. alan? >> carolyn, as close as we are to san jose, this is a very rural part of the east hills with livestock and barbed wire fence around us. not much happens, but today police shot and killed a man. >> about noontime midday, i was feeding the animals down at my ranch. i heard what was a couple of gunshots, pops. >> it is not a big deal to hear gunshots in the rural east hills overlooking san jose. but after brian van wagner saw a swarm of police officers racing by, he learned a san jose officer had shot and killed a man in a ravine near his home. >> yeah, i was questioned by one of their deputies. "did you see homelessen camp ment's, vagrants or suspicious people walking around? " they knew the person didn't belong here. >> repo

google co-founder page is reclaiming the top job. schmid was brought in his as ceo a decade ago because google investors believed the company need add more mature leader. on the twitter account today the 55-year-old wrote day-to-day adult supervision no longer needed. schmid will still oversee strategic partnership and act as advisor to page and co-founder and changes take affect april fourth. >> i believe larry is ready. he's been working on this area for listening time. ideas are interesting and cliff and time for him to have a shot at running this and doing it i'm sure he will do a fan take particular job. >>reporter: also today google revealed schmid plans to sell 5 34,000 google shares over the next year worth about 335 million dollars. >>> also big changes at h p including whitman return to the by world. palo alto base tech giant named 5 new director to the board today including former ebay and candidate whitman. 4 of h p current board members will step down in march. the changes come just 6 months after the company ousted form

nicolás harrington después de quemarlo en una fiesta de año nuevo lo trasladó hasta esteban co bancoesó que pensó que la hazaña le iba a costar unos 100 dólares y luego de contratar una grúa. el héroe del cuento terminó gastando varios miles de dólares. pero valió la pena pues según él lo más importante aquí es la historia del viejo piano. y justo cuando pensábamos que esta saga había llegado a un final feliz, harrington quieren que le devuelvan su piano, ahora la pregunta es: >> ¿quién es el verdadero dueño del piano? >> mientras tanto se resuelve un giro más. >> ya retirado el piano apareció en su lugar una mesa con mantel, dos platos, vino y una escultura de un chef sirviendo la cena hasta ahora no se sabe quién la puso ahí. >> lags autoridades ya retiraro el banco de arena y lo que piensan es eliminarlo por completo para que nadie deje un objetivo en medio del agua en cuanto al hombre que rescató el piano ya ha recibido varias ofertas para venderlo pero no se sabe si será el dueño oficial de este piano, al parecer la novela continúa. >josé: que cosas, el domingo en enfoque hablam

think the strategies of funding the right wing but also funding the resistance movements in order to co-opt them go hand in hand and they have for quite a long time. following the cuban revolution the kennedy administration funneled money into project camelot a controversial research project to write counterinsurgency manuals people's revolutionary movements in latin america in order to co-opt them. the endeavor was abandoned after students in chile found out about it shortly before the nine hundred seventy three chilean coup. recently florida international university teamed up with the u.s. military southern command to write similar reports on what it calls strategic culture but critics like adrian pine say south com is returning to camelot they're trying to figure out how to manipulate the different populations based on different cultural elements to prevent rebellions her prevent any sort of you know what we really can see is in many cases democratic manifestations. democratic opposition to the u.s. backed mubarak regime in egypt is actively courted by u.s. funded n.g.o.s like freedom ho

i was co-chairman of the national committee. i have a great love for the institution and it works in a way that only the rnc can do. whether coordinating with state parties and funding those victory programs, putting together the president took trusts, or a nominating convention, all those things are important. and i think i have the opportunity of bringing a fresh perspective, the perfect insider-outsider, to come in and guide the ship. i know the rnc well because i have worked there in the building for four years when i was co-chairman. i served on the committee for seven years when i was the gop chairman here in missouri. i'm hoping it is a benefit. i think our party is ready for new leadership. it is important that we do this. still the kind of credibility in our donor base, in the public, and all follow on the committee. >> if i follow on that, what you think about -- what you think that chairman steele meant when he said who you pay speaks volumes about the party of lincoln? >> i think we are the strong party of lincoln an