he said, " this is elisa. >> elisa, 17 years younger than larry.e was in love. >> and he said, " she's just fun and vivaciously. she's young. and it's just we have a good time." >> tavia did it stand in the way. she wanted her dad to be happy. >> i welcomed the new person in. it's my dad, so i didn't want anything that would inhibit me from spending time with him. >> and he really cared for this woman? >> he did. >> larry and elisa thrived, both personally and professionally. they got married. elisa became his office manager. they opened up a firm in sacramento, california. another big success. so, they hired a young, attractive college student named sarah dutra. the outgoing daughter of deeply religious parents. who soon the came a friend as well as a sort of personal and off his assistance. and together, elisa and lowry enjoyed the high life. >> she was into the same things that larry loved. and style. and they went out and bought viper cars together. >> they also shared larry's newest passion, horses. >> but larry would show horses and show hims

they were killed in the suicide bombing, and baby elisa was separated from her surviving family. south korea's president who has called for new initiatives to reverse the countries plummeting birthrate. at a high level meeting, you sagal well said south korea needs to adopt an emergency. mine said for the past 3 years, is a quarter the world's lowest birth race. and this is dropping year on year and 2020 to the average number of children expected per woman fell to not point $78.00 down from northpoint $81.00 the previous year will last year. fewer than 200000 marriages were registered the lowest number on record. the united nations projects, the south korea's population will shrink to half the current $51000000.00 by the end of the century. unit kim reports from sol. ah, south korea's rapidly declining population trend is starting to show schools are closing even in big cities like soul and benefits like free subway rides for senior citizens are becoming controversial issues as local governments struggle to keep public utilities funded from donor. we're not asking for complete su

she says the female prisoners are subjected to iran, good lawyers for the sag elisa, position, leader osmond, sancho of welcomed postponement. all this trial for defamation authorities forcibly remove sancho from his vehicle and escorted him to appear before the court. he dismisses the charges as politically motivated supporters class with the lease in the capital to come a french government has forced through a controversial pension reform bill by invoking a special constitutional provision that bypasses a parliamentary vote. the bill raises the retirement age from $62.00 to $64.00, which the government says is essential to keep the pension system intact, but has been widespread opposition to the changes with months of protest and strikes across france. oh, fierce debate turned to a raucous rendition of france's national anthem as opposition impedes, made a last ditch attempt to stop the planned pension reforms survey. no, my dear colleagues. thank you. i will ask each of the parliamentarians who are holding up a sign to please stop immediately. this is against our rules, and the for

all right, elisa michael coyer in lagos. thank you so much as planned, despite the disruption caused by the castle tropic earthquakes and february was unclear whether organizing a pole would be possible in the regions. devastating the decision to and decades of finish neutrality comes amid the russian invasion of ukraine. nato members, turkey in hungary do still have to give their approval before finishes invasion of ukraine, and the economic challenge is created by the war. the host, india says it hopes, climate change, and debt and developing countries won't be overlooked. foreign minister and alina babcock has laid down plans to promote a feminist foreign policy alongside the german development ministry. their book has introduced new guidelines. the guidelines could, for example, have a concrete impact on how the ministries spend their financial resources to find out more. we a policy focused on and for women only? no, it's not. and an alina barrett made to point, it's also not neglige from conservative men in particular,

same thing with the brazilian elisa doing early can sometimes even more to shut down the cocaine distribution channels. oh the it won't be no for mother sorta, but ask for the dog if they are moving for my the shoulders, as soon as she was on the on saw a van pick up the children's full quarter with ah, ah, a minor with a b o. in each counter, russian state total narrative, a group in the $55.00 with van in the european union, the kremlin machine restate on russia for date and split our t spoke neck. even our video agency, roughly all band on youtube and with me ah, the west escalates the ukrainian conflict and pursues its own geo political agenda while undermining beijing's proposed peace plan. that's from china's foreign minister at the major political event called the 2 sessions. also ahead. this wolf, racial, religion that says your identity is based on your skin color, that if you're black, you're inherently disadvantaged. that if you're white, you're inherently privileged. no matter your economic background or your upbringing, us 2002004 presidential hopeful.

al-arus camp in the north of hebron . the targeting of the zionists to the peaceful settlement of elisa oye and the attack in the occupied jerusalem and areas in naq and tem, the parliament of the arab countries demanded the inclusion of the names of the zionist settlers in the list of terrorist groups, this parliament issued a statement in cyberspace that because settlers systematically attack palestinians, in the latest attack by settlers on palestinians in darna bluff, one person was martyred and about 300 people were injured. dozens of palestinian cars were set on fire by these settlers. china demands an unconditional end to sanctions against syria. the permanent representative of china in the united nations security council emphasized the effect of sanctions on providing aid to the victims of the earthquake in syria, and emphasized that the imposition of these sanctions is illegal . the united states and europe claimed that they temporarily defined these sanctions. prohibits to report reuters, germany, europe has decided to ban the use of this chinese social network on the grounds

aram elisa oye and hajme attacked occupied jerusalem and darna balut areas. parliament of arab countries demanded the inclusion of the names of zionist settlers in the list of terrorist groups. this parliament issued a statement in cyberspace . palestinians in nab lakht one person was martyred and about 300 people were forced to do so. dozens of palestinian cars were set on fire by these settlers. china demanded an unconditional end to sanctions against syria. the permanent representative of china in the united nations security council with referring to the impact of sanctions on providing aid to the victims of the syrian earthquake, he emphasized that the application of these sanctions is illegal. the united states and europe claimed that they defined these sanctions as temporary . the european parliament forbids the use of tik tok by its employees. this chinese social network was banned by the chinese social network on the mobile phone of the singer's employees due to security reasons. most of the european commission had given its employees three weeks to d

same thing with the brazilian elisa doing early can sometimes even more to shut down the cocaine distribution channels. so it will be in your mother sorta. but when the dog opinion will video for my, the shortage is so she was on the on saw a van for capital, for children's school order with a minor, with a a western capitals in their plant, corporate media continue to maintain the west is not at war with russia, however, the fact is data is co belligerent, supplying financial support, arms and diplomatic cover for camp when the west claims, otherwise, it means it's losing with ah mm hm. mm hm. hello, welcome to worlds apart. i've been taking stuff congratulating itself on the long piece. europe is now in the midst of a blood and possibly quite protracted conflict. what led to it and how long it may take until peace returns? well, to discuss that, i'm now enjoined by our back european parliament number representing alternative for germany. mr. beckett is great to talk to you. thank you very much for being available. my pleasure. good afternoon to you. now, let me start with a personal questio

same thing with the brazilian elisa doing only can sometimes even more to shut down the cocaine distribution channels. oh, it won't be no full mother. sort of that off with a dog if they are moving for mother. so that was so she was on the on saw them hook up of children for order with ah, ah, a minor with a ah ah, a and b of you with that word order now or you are seeing in you create the last a fuel west, a ah ah i am, my name is frank morrison, so daughter got in the movement in any age, 13 or 14, we are violent towards those people because we believe that we're in the race. we're here 1st and this is our country being part of that movement. i got your sense of power when i felt powerless. attention when i felt invisible and accepted when i talked to level life after hey, is an organization that was founded by for skinhead, neo nazi white supremacists in the u. s. in canada. and they found each other and they knew that they wanted to help other guys get out was 2 parts to getting out of a violent extremely good. the 1st part is disengagement, which is where you leave the social group. and

same thing for you to the brazilian elisa doing only can sometimes even more to shut down the cocaine distribution channels, but it will be no for mother. so to put a dog, if they will be known for mother. so this is so she was on the on saw a van for couple florida children for order with ah, a minor with all i ah ah, need to come to the russian state total narrative. i've stayed as i'm phone and the northland scheme div with within the 55 with bible speaking with will ban in the european union. the kremlin media machine, the state on russia for date and split our t spoke neck. even our video agency, roughly all band on youtube with me in the west, it's called a marriage of convenience. but for russia, in china, their relationship is strategic and an alternative to the west, so called the rules based order. what the west refuses to recognize the russians in the chinese practice, and it's called multi polarity. ah, anger hit the roof as over a 1000000 protesters against controversial pension reform clash with police across france. this is the french president defend his hated bill. wa

on some of those come with australia, gives off with a big with house same thing with the brazilian elisa doing early can sometimes even more to shut down the cocaine distribution channels. oh, the it will be in your for mother sorta for the dog. then it will be in your model . so this is so it was on the on saw them look at the children for order with a with a for the kind of liberal agenda received right now. if not, maybe we can based, but it's a kind of ways i really just create that try to crowd all sorts of realistic, practical objections, validation of creating a kind of city on the hill on a on ship energy coming from russia, russian gush shape. and she bows, affordable and ship. you are in the stable, which has been both, not the case. it is a will that there's no longer there a it's a so, so, and then i can pick any other shouldn't need to pick the order. but so there's no muslim, most reports. but what about you dealing me when you're both musical instruments and you can probably discuss questions like me even. i'm not sure who you are. who you, why do you decide on sanctions,

same thing with the brazilian elisa doing early can sometimes even more to shut down the cocaine distribution channels. so it won't be in your full mother sorta, but for the dog. they are more meaningful model. so that was so she was on the on shore vanda for capital ginger us for order with, ah, ah, a minor with a ah, in the west, it's called a marriage of convenience. but for russia and china, their relationship is strategic. and an alternative to the west, so called the rules based order. what the west refuses to recognize the russians in the chinese practice. and it's called multi polarity with ah, the russian girls are united with their relatives back home after an agreement is reached with care for their return to their parents were arrested in ukraine. a few people in uniforms ran into a apartment. the light switch turned off because somebody fell on the switch, they started to twist my dad's arms with so people lane on the floor with their hands behind their heads. usb pe, kabbalah horace is set to visit africa later this week amid washington faced. the continent is drifting towards r

all right, and either go ahead, elisa is actually going to long is stereotyping and there is a thinking about passed the star, jasper a who are paying a pension or training solution. these are the people who are paying in a in higher state. yeah. they pay for the show they stated or makes $180.00. and the administration there is a big problem, a remaining people. yeah. and it's not very so, so if i mean, if i may, i mean we have a lot of people on you too. before, before you get started, i just want to say, lou, ganz on youtube saying there's a huge identity crisis with nations of northern africa. when i 1st started living there 5 years back, i had a big culture shock. and there's a lot of other comments where people are just very disappointed to be seeing the rise in anti black racism. so i want to ask you, let's talk a little bit if we can, how about the actual conditions for black residence in tunisia, a researcher with human rights watch who specializes in refugee and migrant research. lauren sent us this video, take a listen which yet say human rights watch is spoken with over a do

they lead ease or they lead souls, they're financially lead there can then we can lead the military elisa, economically. they order against those stamps. makes the government both the government in a very uncomfortable place. miss levy, you say that it's led by anita that we've seen tens of thousands of people coming out week after week. so lead by leads, but does it have popular support? the protests it says barbarous a board in very certain social structure. it is the lead in these they meet in classes, it is mainly there. she can now see. thank you. jewels who are living? it is right. us cannot see namely juice whose origin out from europe. they are very vocal and very active in this book. but israel is not only them and the lower classes, and they jewels coming from arab states and the berry theory. they are not only passive. and i think that finally they support anything that these government will do as long as benjamin antonio. is there a crime and it doesn't show them that how polarized, perhaps israeli society is, has this, you know, most right, one dominant that the enemy elected

so the day started quite, i lea elisa 6 am in the east african time. shops was closed in name, in the central business district where protested had been asked to gather by leda by the opposition lea, dad a load the anger. but as throughout the day they are running bottles to the police and protest does. and the police would occasionally the protest as would throw stones at the police, the police would dare bad draw tear gas canisters. they either protested to despise the crowd than later on. the opposition leader showed up. and as they read through several towns within the city and every other stop that they made, they would address the crowds and then the police would actually either through tear gas canisters with them, or even asp. last them by the what i can on. so that was the whole scenario. of course, during the day there were a number of shops that was broken into because they remain closed for the better part of the day. and there was middling majority of their roads and that come into the c, b, d. and that dr. outs out of say all out of the central business district remained

for no one hour joined by our correspond elisa louis in paris. so lisa macross pension reform has met with massive resistance from the street. as we just saw. is there still a chance the parliament won't approve it? well, and the rent and the reform has already gone through both chambers of fatherland and, and then a mixed commission found a compromise between these 2 different versions of the reform. it looks like it. so this morning the fannie is going to vote on that compromise. but seems kind to be a kind of shore to go through ad, but in the assembly, it's not really that certain that my call will find a majority. remember, he does not have an absolute majority with his party and allies. and so he could afford a few votes, short of getting majority of for this reform indeed say this is really the moment of truth for him. so it's not a done deal yet. to what degree does microns, political credibility hang on the passage of this pension reform? lisa? well, absolutely, this is the one big reform he has been talking about when he got re elected

my name's amanda ac elisa, i'm currently the president of an n g o. it's called who mikko, which means breeze. the reason i came in with the idea of who mikko was because i started to see my own friends dealing the things i dealt with and not having the, the sort of motivation to go seek help. and that's because of lack of education. that's because it was heavily stigmatized. i wonder how he's doing? good. so my name is amanda calissa and i am the president of omega organization. after i graduated from high school, right, i started to struggle with my mental health is our to decline overtime. and it went to a place where i would suffer getting out of bed. i would suffer going to brush my teeth. ah. and i didn't have a reason why i couldn't explain it, but i'm lucky because i hide the space to seek help. but there's so many people who don't have that right there. so it was suffering and they don't even they don't have the space. they don't have the money. they don't have the time. the parents are not listening, right? and so that's what, who mc as abou

we've now heard from the elisa palace thought of the upcoming visit by king charles. the 3rd is actually been cancelled now. he was supposed to arrive on sunday and stay a few days here in paris and then go to the southwest institute bordeaux where the city hall was set, where the door of the city hall i should say was set on fire by some protesters on thursday. look in the past few days, a lot of people have been wondering if that visit would go ahead because of the disruption trade unions that already made it clear that they were going to continue with some of those strikes and disruption next week, particularly on tuesday, that would have been right in the middle of the visit, so perhaps no surprise that this visit has been cancelled, or i should say postponed. says the lisa. okay, thank you for that. natasha butler, their 1st live in paris. the u. s. has carried out air strikes on targets and eastern syria. the pentagon says the operation came all to 5 american soldiers were injured, and a contractor was killed in a suspected arrangement. ling drone attack earlier

on a 10th day of nationwide protest against this pension reform in elisa louis and paris told me how this one compared to previous protests. well, when you look at the numbers, protesters and that number has gone, gone down slightly from the record day. last week there were between 70000222 1000000 people out in the streets across france compared to last week's 1500000 up to 3000000. these figures obviously coming from the police, all the unions also not the number of people taking part in sector strike seems to have gone down to remind you as he said, this movement does not seem to be over just yet because they are still hundreds of thousands of people on the streets demonstrating whereas as you set the, the reform has already gone through parliament. the government pushed the reform through and up. next, legally speaking is the decision by the constitutional counsel to see if the reformers, constitutional indeed. so people seem to be waiting, at least for that, and the french prime minister has now invited union leaders to discuss this pension reform which has already been pushed t

in berlin, concert pianist, elisa vetter, blue mina has been teaching medics and miles for about 4 years. the boys cannot imagine living without piano and violin. me, these are still then you're in even does he if we see like here that there's nothing without music, then i have to do everything to make sure that they have the groundwork to decide later if they want less or not on concrete, untrodden belief. awesome, released aspect of door politeness. oh let it's johan has known this focus on music since childhood. the 19 year old has already performed on many major stages and is considered a highly gifted pianist. ah, my brother, 13 year old philip is also a talented pianist. and, and i might have all his in a normal week, we practice a lot. we have rehearsals, sometimes concerts, we spend $34.00, sometimes 5 days at the university in belgium, target. and that when you happening in begun, ah, the siblings are multi talented. the teacher started school aged for and finished high school. at 14, she studies at a conservatory in belgium as does phillip, they've never known the kind of schoo

a of course that doesn't mean that the risk has vanished as damage. elisa can partition. that's because other banks in the u. s. and elsewhere have a problem. they invested customer deposits in fixed interest government bonds to manage risk during a time of low interest rates. but now interest rates are rising again, causing the bonds to lose value. when investors begin to worry, a bank is crumbling. they withdraw their funds, and the bank runs out of money. is a psychological fact is playing apart and causing people to panic or draw their money and get our muscles harness up to not well, what's panic and what's rational. in the u. s. we are currently seeing a drain and cash reserves at smaller banks, complying with bunk, i have extremely wealthy customers who figure a big bank won't be allowed to fail, they'll be bailed out damaged, you get mistakes, so why not just move my money? they're good that that's an eminently rational line of thought to my luggage dunker . does the looming wave of bankruptcies threatened to spill over to germany or all of europe? are we facing a

i was more of the very latest ah, paint splattered on the mon elisa, people lying across the highway and rush hour. historical statues been damped, protest against social issues are not new. and while there's always been a few examples of those protest taking dramatic steps to go on our attention and present day, now we are seeing more current. but are these moves to be effective and garnering the sympathy needed for whatever change is being demanded. i'm going to houston on this edition of 360 view. we're going to look at the policy involved in those seeking societal changes and the fine line between activism and terrorist. let's get started. ah. activism has changed over the years from marches across capital city to black squares. what actions are actually helping the causes we are fighting for and it's a policy of some ruining the movement for all we now ask our national correspond roxanna shalana. these questions, scotty is active is just another way to become intern is famous. the new generation of activists seems to be doing more harm than good with their protest. we're seeing

the extension. elisa clashed with protesters in athens as tens of thousands express their anger over last week's train crash. that left 57 dead. demonstrations are taking place across greece with striking transport workers, students and teachers demanding the prime minister resign. the government has admitted to serious failings within the state run rail system. august, donnie police have clashed with supporters of former prime minister m. ron con, in the eastern city of la hor, the violence erupt ahead of an election rally planned by con, that had been banned by the government. cons party leader claimed that one of its supporters was killed, but that's not been confirmed by police. italian coast guard has rescued dozens of migrants after their votes got into distress near the mediterranean island of love to do so. rescuer said there were no casualties. tens of thousands of migrants attempt the dangerous crossing into europe each year. beyond o u. s. safety regulators have launched an investigation and to electric, car maker, tesla over reports of steering wheels falling off while dr

that is why, for my beauty, queen amanda acc, elisa, set up who mecca an organization that reminds people to take it easy and breathe, hulu. it felt like awaits, just like the water underneath there, and it'll wait over you. you feel physically exhausted, you feel scared. and that to me describes a mental health issues such as depression, anxiety, you feel like you're in the deep end, and you're always wondering, will i ever get out labor able to breathe again? my name's amanda ac, elissa, i'm currently the president of an end geo. it's called who mikka, which means breeze. the reason i came in with the idea of who mikko was because i started to see my own friends dealing the things i dealt with and not having the, the sort of motivation to go seek help. and that's because of lack of education, that's because it was heavily stigmatized. i was there, i'll leave you with me. so my name is amanda calissa and i am the president of whom make our organization after i graduated from high school. right. i started to struggle with my mental health is our to decline over time. and it went to a plac

. >>> vivo en el segundo piso elisa garcía estado preocupada los próximos días porque derriben un gran a la desde edificio como orden el distrito de auckland donde varias árboles cayeron el martes como canciones ese tiempo la ciudad dice que son los durante la noche respondieron a una serie emergencias por esta causa como se ve con ardor representa peligro importantes reportar el inmediato dueño que el árbol que bien puede ser la ciudad el complejo apartamento vuelta hiedra casa . >>> este abogado dice que según la desde california vuelve la raíz el árbol es lo que determina quien es responsable recomienda consultar con un árbol está muchas veces en la primera consulta se costado ir el edificio en el para ver el mapa distribución verbales usualmente se está la acera pública o parques donde la ciudad y en ese caso deben llamar a tres uno uno . >>> está portavoz en aguas si tal me da dice que el departamento descubrir este condado responde a los árboles que representan peligroso después que ver con electrónico info@acp w.org, sin es una emergencia pero el árbol está rodeado y cables opue

o elisa, counter russian state total narrative. i've stivers i phone and the most landscape div asking him not getting calls all something up for a group in the 55 with okay, so mine is gonna be the one else with will ban in the european union. the kremlin, yup. machines. the state on russia for date and split our t spoke neck, even our video agency, roughly all band to on youtube with requests with ah mm . this is the ancient lake by called more specifically, the island of the all full and also known as the heart of bye call. straight away. you can feel something mystical here. a place of unique traditions, an amazing mix of cultures and peoples. but what makes this place so appealing, we're going to speak to some of the most prominent locals of our horn and uncover some of its secrets are ah, for. 3 2 ah, we're on our way to see you, william with his guide. her family has been on our horn for several generations, reserving the islands legacy, taking care of the local museum. 3 2 ah julia, hello, thanks for meeting us here. oh, su

and tonight, our very own elisa lou with the late tonight in paris reporting all these forms that have gone through and maybe even a very only showing she may have to work an extra 2 years time will tell you. so thank you. the day is almost done, the conversation continues align. you'll find us on twitter, either dw news, you can follow me on twitter at brent golf t v. and remember, whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day. we'll see you then if ah, with a pulse, a beginning of a story that moves us and takes us so long for the ride. it's all about the perspective culture information. this is dw, and d, w made from mines a on d w. mm hm. is our drinking water running with precious resources from kenya to long, right? a consequence of climate change. what can be done about the mood with we accompany scientists around the world. in this sense. sions, our drinking water in 45 minutes on w. o. b or slime rivers created by waterfalls throwing water particles into the air. b, trees and sweating out up to 1000 liters of water in a day or sea forest fires, evaporating larg

we have elisa pavia. she is associate director for middle east programs at the atlantic council and from west jerusalem. jeremy sultan and israeli political analyst and also a former connect at faction, director for the amena party. a warm welcome to you all. thanks for joining us on inside story. now we've been watching the situation obviously very closely here on out 0, and there were times on monday where it really felt amid all the chaos and that netanyahu is political future could be hanging in the balance. i'm interested to know because we now see the majority of the strike action being called off. he is still hanging in there and the coalition is still intact. jeremy, how did he do it? well, we know did not see how is the chess grand master when it comes to politics. he always seems to find your way out of whatever trouble it might seem that he said he had to move in a way in which on one side he did not lose the right flank of his own coalition. and then on the other side, be able to say enough an

the same level of support with washington rather focusing on its political disagreements with bashar elisa the resolution applauded the work of humanitarian aid and rescue workers on the ground and condemned the efforts by the ass had regime of syria to exploit disaster to evade international pressure and accountability, including by preventing the united nations from providing assistance through border crossings between turkey and syria. i was making just a short on the gun in the program to esther bond carrillo, news editor of the cradle, who says that the u. s earthquake response has damaged washington's ability to construct its own narrative. surrounding syria have on this. washington has maintained that size and thought her to be asked. they have mundane that the war is only there to protect civilians even though the war and the sanctions have cause exponentially more damage than these earthquake ever could. so maybe maybe while maybe they're the only surprise i can, my washington was the earthquake itself because a good in the good and hide behind behind their, their publications any

there are many means who are in prison. elisa pictures outside i because embassy into nicea earlier this week and that countries government san is about 500 people have expressed interest in returning home. the african union has criticized soon as he urged it to avoid what it called racial speech to nicea has rejected allegations of racism. while strayer, public is a researcher and science is po in paris and is studying blackness into nicea. she says the rhetoric projected by high side helps further marginalize and already powerless group. the comments coming from guy said, haven't surprised me. they have shocked me. they haven't surprised me because a do would. so what's the speech that he made? the kind of conspiracy type paid speech, you know, that would be linked to the grade placement theory. the roots already there in the society and for the past month we have been seeing more and more. of course, at the end you have the cd level. we had people already exposing this type of period of, you know, we need to get rid of the, the african, i mean, couldn't use the nurse because of course

it's part of a long running wage dispute. elisa aren't in force in kenya's capital after opposition leader, rayleigh dingo called for protests against skill shortages. and the rising cost of living security forces high tear gas at people who were trying to protest the vin protests in iraqi parliament after controversial new election. nor was passed independent mp say the proportional representation. rules for provincial council favors big parties. the speaker of parliament called insecurity as independence protested against renewed legislation. those are the headlines next. it's talked to al jazeera on counting the cost, the u. s. high interest rates, again, despite financial turmoil, plunged into darkness, county, south africa, big said electricity light, it was 20 years after the invasion of iraq presume into the economy of opec, 2nd largest spoiled, produce counting the cost on al jazeera ah brushes. invasion of ukraine has prompted, traditionally neutral countries such as finland and sweden to apply for nato membership. austria, however, has shown no interest in joining the alliance. i

countless patients here who stopped taking their medication without showing any kind of dependency of this elisa, co. i would say there's a greater risk of the depression returning if you stop taking it because it works against up depression. think this is not what cbo and if people stop taking it, the risk of a setback increases in facilities, and that is the best explanation, the hoot on this is, did i did use the okay, well that's this num upsets him to knowledge surrounding withdrawal symptoms is not that wide spread among doctors, if far as, as i will meet, there's always the danger that people the stake withdrawal symptoms with the return of depression, lots of women, and think they have to start taking them again as old as that certainly happens a lot. and horrific us, that's what i find concerning about the ever growing number of prescriptions. i mean that's leanne shackleton, it's potentially a sign of how difficult it is to get off antidepressants. that's for like i was stoked off on that as she iceland. i need it because there are more and more patients starting to annoy. but while ha

. >> reporter: elisa runs an art gallery and framing shop. she had an investment account with the bank which she closed at her parents urging, part of the wide impact of the failure. >> i think we were set for a volatile morning this morning had had the administration not taken the steps it did over the weekend. >> reporter: sam says he is simply grateful to be on firm financial footing after the uncertainty. >> i think the government this time moved really fast. they did a good job this time. >>> eastern u.s. hit with a powerful nor'easter. some areas can get more than a foot and a half of snow weill strong winds are expected to knock out power. preps from new jersey to maine. new york's governor declared state of emergency and activated national guard. that's a look at your top stories. >>> jessica burch joins us with a closer look at why we are calling today a first alert weather day. it's easy to tell when you step outside. >> exactly. in the past hour the national weather service has area th flo wrapped into sonoma, napa, marin and now i

i heavily armed former student killed 3 children and 3 staff elisa, the attack appears to have been planned, and the suspect had detailed maps of fiscal john hendrick has more. ah, another school shooting. another community terrorized at covenant school in nashville, shots fired gunning down 3 children and 3 adult staffers. there is so many policemen. and then the ambulances started moving away from school. and that's what i had heard. it was as schools shooting minutes later in a school lobby to arriving officers fire back. the officers engaged her. she was fatally shot by responding police officers. investigators were left, probing the car of the shooter, a 28 year old, identified as audrey elizabeth hale. and what drove hale to open fire on children. i was literally moved to tears to see those and the key as they would be it out of the building. that was a door that was entered. all doors were locked, understanding and how exactly see got in at this point. so under investigation, the daughter of one covenant teacher was texting with her mother who said she was hiding with students in a c

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