gabby is going to try it she runs a daycare center at 7 in the morning it's already busy there are 100 children here and it gets pretty noisy. is taking an afternoon not even an option. the sting from. taking a daily now will be a challenge for sure but i'm so motivated by the prospect of some relaxation that i'd like to try. for the next 5 days gabi will take a 30 minute midday now she'll keep a video diary to document how it goes. will a short snooze help her get through the day better she's hoping to answer this question under the guidance of martin corner a sleep specialist at a hospital in the german city of castle. a completely natural drop in our efficiency in the course of the day it's completely normal yes it's an after lunch drowsiness that kicks in around 1 o'clock or 130 at night and i don't think there's anyone who wouldn't be able to shut their eyes for a few minutes and rest we need to give in to it. it's how nature made us and what nature decides is usually right. now being gives our brain an opportunity to recover 'd it allows for the production of stress reducing horm

here in the sleep lab the experts are going to see if gabby snap is having any effect in. launch rate brain waves are measured for 30 minutes the results of an evaluative gabi is in for a surprise. as you can see you were awake a bit at the beginning but not for long a maximum of 2 minutes a bus but then you started to doze that sleep states want your minds some people still feel awake in this state which well to others it feels like sleep then you were briefly in sleep stage 2 which is a light sleeper that's what a perfect midday nap looks like for you from. india you don't need a deep sleep or rem sleep if you've a late sleep is enough to have a revitalizing effect. effect absolute oss so i strongly advise you to keep napping well done doesn't your doctor. even day taking a day now it's hard to fit in around to work response abilities gabby has learnt that it helps us. calm down and regain strength. let's talk about recreation time and about education so how often should i go on vacation. studies show that there is no different in the positive effect of an holiday betwee

that's the theory so how does gabby feel after 2 days she's already noticing a difference and i asked her was not it was quite hard on the 1st day i really had to concentrate and i felt like my my. i kept wondering. but on the 2nd day i realized you need some discipline and that i just need practice as. if where and how you not important is a chair in a pillow all you need. everyone's different some people need earplugs and i masks to fall asleep in the middle of the day others just need to recline their office chair there are a few tricks you can use salvador dali apparently like to hold a spoon in his right hand when it slipped out of his hand and fell to the floor that's when is siesta was over and he get up and go back to work. for 5 day experiment has talked up be a lot but when she visits the fleet of oratory she says she never felt that she slept very deeply. does it matter that i didn't sleep deeply with children we always feel that the main thing is that they rest even if they don't fall asleep does that apply to adults too. who do you get applies to adults as well as childre

here in the sleep the experts are going to see if gabby snapped is having any effect. launch rate brain waves are measured for 30 minutes the results of an evaluative gabby is in for a surprise. you can see you're awake a bit at the beginning but not for long a maximum of 2 minutes. you started to doze then sleep stage one some people still feel awake in this stage well to others it feels like sleep then you were briefly in sleep stage 2 which is a light sleeper that's what a perfectly daily nap looks like a necessity for. india you don't need a deep sleep or rem sleep garnished if a late sleep is enough to have a revitalizing effect. so i strongly advise you to keep napping well done was it your job to session. even today taking it day now it's hard to fit chain around and work responsibilities gobby has learnt that it helps or calm down and regain strength. let's talk about recreation time and about vacation so how often should i go on vacation as studies show that there's no different in the positive effect of an early day between 10 and 14 day 30 day because qualit

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here in the sleep the experts are going to see if gabby snapped this having any effect. launch rate brain waves are measured for 30 minutes the results of an evaluative gabby is in for a surprise. as you can see you were awake a bit at the beginning but not for long a maximum of 2 minutes but then. you started to doze then sleep stage one of your minds some people still feel awake in the stage while to others it feels like sleep then you were briefly in sleep stage 2 which is a light sleeper that's what a perfectly day nap looks like from. india you don't need a deep sleep or rem sleep garnished if a late sleep is enough to have a revitalising effect. effect absolute awesome so i strongly advise you to keep napping well done doesn't. even take taking a day now it's hard to 15 around work responsibilities gobby has learned that it helps to calm down and regain strength. let's talk about recreation time and about education so how often should i go on vacation. studies show that there's not a positive effect often holiday between 10 and 14 days' holiday because quality over

in honor of hispanic heritage month, we would like to recognize gabby ortigani. gabby is the president of the hispanic chamber of commerce of metro orlando, which is responsible for promoting the economic development of a hispanic community of over one million people. some of the signature events and programs they have created to promote development in the community include the hispanic business conference, the hispanic economic growth summit, the don quijote awards, among others. prior to this, she serves as the regional vice president for central florida at prospera. a nonprofit organization that provides free bilingual technical assistance to hispanic entrepreneurs who are establishing or expanding their businesses. under her leadership, the region achieved a 23% increase in clients who received individual consulting services. gabby has also served her community in other roles, including being the manager of community relations at orlando utilities commission, director of hispanic crime prevention program for f.i.u. center for the administration of justice, se

jan: a lot of it comes from his wife, gabby giffords. beloved in southern arizona, certainly when i was governor, she was shot in that well notaccident -- accident, purposefully in tucson. she became like a hero. but i served in the legislature with gabby giffords. she is a very nice person but she is liberal. so is mark kelly. you are not going to stand up and be a conservative voice for arizona, for business, for the people. david: we will all be watching arizona in the election for the national election and the senate. thank you for being with us. coming up, balance of power continues on bloomberg radio. we will be talking to catherine baker of the university of chicago about what the problem is with the health uninsured in this country. this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. ♪ you can go your own way ♪ go your own way your wireless. your rules. only xfinity mobile lets you choose shared data, unlimited or a mix of each. and switch anytime so you only pay for the data you need. switch and save up to $400 a year

there is gabby logan, denise logan and others on the other side to guide you.ht now because that is all from us. right now because that is all from us. good night. hello. we are over two weeks now into meteorological autumn, but the weather is very much still in summer mode. your weather watcher pictures from thursday showing a huge amount of sunshine across the uk, just a bit more cloud at times into parts of northern ireland and northern scotland. and the reason why things are so sunny and settled, you won't be surprised to find high pressure on the big picture here. but as we go into the weekend, low pressure close to iberia will start to feed a weather front closer to southernmost areas of the uk, so an increasing chance of seeing some showers as the weekend gets under way. but for friday, still very much looking dry, with the exception of the very far north of scotland. we're talking the northern and western isles, with cloudy skies here, and you could see a bit of rain at times. that easterly wind, though, across england and wales, getting very noticeable

gabby easter would shows us how folks there are getting ready. >>flooding is the main concern, especially on the west end of the island we spoke with the mayor and some residents today who say that they are ready when that inevitably comes. >>storm preparation is nothing new for dauphin island but it's always important we've been like one of our questions this stuff off the dock and stuff like that so. >>bridges county so we all react the same guy every storm you know just get ready for the wind and in case there's a rise in water and stuff like that. >>or hit just a few weeks ago the island flooded and residents expect the same this time around salt water flooding that's probably the primary thing that we're going to be concerned with right now and that's going to be areas like the west and other parts of the island that are susceptible. >>dauphin island police are also on standby for road closures the city's already been in contact with the contractors they use for cleanups the mayor saying he's overall encouraging preparedness across the islan

he's the husband of ex representative gabby gifford. the democrat is favored to win his special election in arizona. he hopes to fill the seat vacated by the late john mccain. if he wins kelly could take office as early as november 30th, possibly in time for a vote on ginsburg's replacement. in the meantime the fearless girl statue dressed in one of her iconic collars. former president bill clinton who nominated ginsburg to the court in 1993 remembering his friend. >> in a time where people are so cynical ruth ginsburg symbolizes everything that's best about america. >> late sunday lamar alexander said he supports a confirmation vote in the election year ending speculation that the retiring senator might break party lines. >>> now to breaking news overnight. a woman is under arrest accused of sending president trump a letter laced with poison. investigators say they arrested the suspect at the border as she was trying to enter the country. >> reporter: overnight an arrest made in connection with the letter sent to the white house contai

when you get into space that we're all kind of in this together kelly husband of former congresswoman gabbyiffords is a former astronaut and gun control activists he's already said it will raise taxes in north carolina republican thom tillis is taking aim at his challenger in the last several elections. the state has gone from solidly red to light blue challenger cal cunningham is polling even with tell us would put money in the air so of working people and parents as they raise children veteran senator susan collins is facing what may be her toughest reelection battle in maine, susan collins has been named the most bipartisan u.s. senator democrat sara gideon is trying to hang around collins's neck votes to confirm supreme court justice brett kavanaugh and to acquit president trump during his impeachment. >>in south carolina lindsey graham is facing challenger, jaime harrison, a younger candidate raising a boatload of money the race is considered a toss-up elsewhere the democrats seem to be in striking distance in iowa, georgia and montana with joe biden maintaining a lead over president t

that's the theory so how does gabby feel after 2 days she's already noticing a difference a mess was not it was quite hard on the 1st day i really had to concentrate and i felt like my mind kept wondering. but on the 2nd day i realized you need some discipline and that i just need practice. is where and how you nap important is a chair in a pillow all you need. and everyone's different some people need earplugs and i'm asked to fall asleep in the middle of the day others just need to recline their office chair there are a few tricks you can use salvador dali apparently like to hold the spoon in his right hand when it slipped out of his hand and fell to the floor that's when his siesta was over and he'd get up and go back to work with. her 5 day experiment has talked up be a lot but when she visits the fleet of oratory she says she never felt that she slept very deeply. doesn't matter that i didn't speak deeply with children we always feel that the main thing is that they rest even if they don't fall asleep does that apply to adults too. who do you get applies to adults as well as chi

is the question of elections who's going to actually run the country have another community comment gabby take a listen to what he says. i do believe that this fire lesion should be used that opportunity of course not to fix of a problem that the country have that f. ing that needs to be an opportunity for mallya to discuss the kind of political reforms that have to opt in and i think that the mistake that you usually committed by a lot of people including and to national actors is to push to quick elections in condition that do not i fully make his election very meaningful for the population millions want to have a real discussion about his addition this question about where our earlier discussion about ways to restore security because 3 and asking that of a try this probably to last at least a one year they have maybe 2 years to be able to take of each of them not just focus on elections. not tomorrow i'm curious because you've been a participant the weekend meetings that have just kicked off between the military leaders and with the opposition and there was some controversy in terms of

francis nevarez daughter gabby was killed by 6 ice police in 2014 as we fight in this new civil rights movements. >>we demand change and we demand it now while the grief here was real the circumstances in each police related death is often fuzzy citrus heights police say getting the virus stole a car and led them on a dangerous high speed pursuit before ramming several police vehicles black and brown has steadily getting murdered every day christine benz said daryl richards was shot by sacramento police after supposedly pointing a pellet gun its citizens and that swat officers pursuing him the police body camera was accidentally turned off. >>and the family has filed a civil suit in the case sacramento. police today said they can't comment on cases being litigated sacramento, black lives matter is also criticizing local officials like sacramento county district attorney tony anne marie schubert who labeled violent protesters domestic terrorists, which is a really inflammatory statement to make about people that are fighting for their right to to not be killed by law enforcement but ube

which has been done carefully to follow day to bring about a genuine change to the legacy of bill gabby now the question is is president m s n one god trying to pivot away from the legacy of robert mugabe what is he just doing this. for the international reputation of his own country i don't look at it though and look at it as it is that a president of the land and one is governments as you not only ever granted themselves as that as the 2nd. you know you're looking at up to say yes. as the 2nd coming sign to distinctly the defense yet of sellers from. one of them and then call the 1st public and about and got it where it is say the we are the 2nd public we have to be seen to be doing things differently being the people who are obeying a and out of all of that data sets of the law and it's meant to market whether they've done their time to do is to say this is the law of the land in zimbabwe or in the constitution and it has been since i didn't write it and wondered out is consistent with that dr x. . and may 20th bedsit not as i meant to think the sense of the people told what it actua

case is the people around me gaby modano one of the people around found like parkes is grammy winner gabby marino a singer songwriter from guatemala she and fan dyke group the concept album spangles the song cycle evokes the time when there was still a lively cultural exchange between latin america and the usa with neither hatred nor boredom. there's a black. berry. he believed with god you. just look. at this idea of having a concept is this something you've consciously tried to do in your own stuff or has it did this come through the work with with found i part i have always thought that you know it it's important for me to think of of an album like from from beginning to end like ideally in an ideal scenario you want people to listen to it from the internet when did you have the concept before the concept come while you were looking for the piece and i remember at 1st there was a lot of songs in spanish so new very good enough he started sending me that one which ended up on the record he started out in a mood and then. i can remember. quite well but i think he just he just sent me acro

after incident after incident even after you know when you had members of congress shot steve sillies gabby giffords and so i'm interested in whether you feel that we are finally at a moment or are we going to be continually doing shows like this where we come back and say wow there's another notch in the belt but we did not move the ball forward . well i do think we're at a moment and i give this speech to anti-gun violence activists all the time in which i remind them that the great social change movements in this country the ones that you read about in the history books are you know not those that gave up after they met an obstacle or 2 they are they're the. the organizations in the movements that persevered through failure and failure and failure and we've had a lot of failures right we still haven't passed a meaningful change in our federal gun laws we've actually had a lot of success at the state level we've got a lot of success pressuring the private sector to do better but yet we haven't gotten that major anti-gun violence bill passed through congress but we got passed through one h

health organization the coalition for epidemic proper preparedness innovations the vaccine alliance and gabby which has got together $172.00 countries 80 of them are higher earning countries and 92 of them out lower earning countries and they going to what they're going to try to do with that is get these higher earning countries to help with the lower earning countries distribute and allocate vaccines to that although it accounts for 70 percent of the world's population that means 30 percent of the world's population is unaccounted for and we really as as a global community need to make sure that everyone is accounted for and it may be that some of these companies will have to charitably give away vaccines for free or at a very very cheap price and i know it's not easy for them because they are profit driven . on the move and the headlines on al-jazeera police on the greek island of lesbos are preparing to move refugees who have been living on the streets softer fire destroyed the overcrowded morea camp a new tent camp has been prepared but many of those left without selter are wary of movin

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the protocol was introduced to protect rape victims by denouncing their abusers but congresswoman gabby who's leading a movement to overturn the ordinance says the government's real intention is to curb women's rights of them. are made. on the new norm violates the medical code of ethics because it forces the doctor to reveal information about the patient to the police it also violates the victim's right to privacy she may not want to report the abuse and it also inflicts further distress on the rape victim by ingesting doctors to show the women images of the fetus in her womb to me that amounts to torture but another women activists have just made that argument in the letter to the united nations human rights commission denouncing the new protocol the debate has just put brazil stark reality center stage every hour for girls up to 13 years are raped and domestic violence has been on the rise with the pandemic monica al-jazeera rio de janeiro. this is all just a read these are the top stories french president emmanuel microland says lebanon is to form a new government quickly to get out

health organization the coalition for epidemic proper preparedness innovations the vaccine alliance and gabby which has got together $172.00 countries 80 of them are higher earning countries and $92.00 of them out lower earning countries and they going to what they're going to try to do with that is get these higher earning countries to help with the lower having countries distribute and allocate vaccines to them for example in their history and here is how i mean that's the question because money talks at the end and everyone is looking out for their own interests and their own populations well rich countries really help. well i think that better that's the whole point of this of this kind of extra peace so that these 172 countries will somehow make sure that dexie the distributed are they by the end of 2021 which is phase one they will want to be in doses of vaccines given particular to the high priority groups those who are vulnerable and health care workers so yes within that group it should hopefully work the higher earning countries will help the lower only countries in australia we're

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by three large and very important organizations, they are charged with developing new vaccines by gabby the vaccine alliance which is a really important global institution that gets vaccines to those particularly children to focus on childhood vaccines in low income countries and the world health organization that develops the policies around who should bee prioritized. there is this global effort to coordinate a responses. for individual vaccines like let's say the astrazeneca vaccine that we have been talking about they will conduct their phase three trials c in multiple countries, brazil for example. and the united states. at the individual vaccine manufacturing level there is global coordination but what i really want to emphasize is this kovacs initiative that is a coordinated global effort. >> host: and the matter ofol politics the president of the united states is speaking out against the world health anorganization and is that ultimately affect the work done on developing a vaccine? >> guest: yes, i must say i'm troubled by that. i've worked with the world health organization an

. >> mark kelly, who famously married to gabby giffords and he was an astronaut and now running to fill that seat. i think we have time for one more question before we let you go. can you quickly break down how the court would change? i believe it would be like a six conservative to three liberal, is that right? >> right. and that's where we get to how we're talking about a new era. there's no question about it. if confirmation takes place, five solid conservative votes and roberts who often is conservative. i think many pressing questions that are looming before the court will appear. questions, for example, dealing with the right to choose, obamacare, desegregation and perhaps most pressing, at least in the immediate sense, is who can and who cannot vote? there are about 300 different challenges right now working their way through the courts. the supreme court will deal with many of them and that can determine whose votes count and whose votes don't. >> oh, boy. as always, so much to cover. larry, we appreciate your insight and we thank you for your time. we'll be back with vianey's f

tough race as we mentioned last night from mark kelly, the husband of the state's former congresswoman gabbyoll proves to be correct and kelly wins on november 3rd, the rules of the special election means he would take up his seat in the senate as early as november 30th. so, that's where we are headed — arizona, the latest stop in our series, battleground voices. isaid i said that wrong, he's ahead. he is ahead, she is behind. let's go to arizona. radio whb. brian mudd show is on. newsradio 610, wiod. yvonne wingett—sanchez, national political reporter for the arizona republicjoins us now from phoenix. he is ahead by nine points. does that feel about right from where you're sitting? no, it seems a little too high for me. the race has clearly tightened over the last several weeks as we barreled towards the november three election, but by all accounts and measures over the la st all accounts and measures over the last several months, he has been leading in this race. and the race is tight, mick sally released some internal polling that she believes she is within striking is —— striking distanc

francis nevarez daughter gabby was killed by 6 ice police in 2014 as we fight in this new civil rights movements. >>we demand change and we demand it now while the grief here was real the circumstances in each police related death is often fuzzy citrus heights police say getting the virus stole a car and led them on a dangerous high speed pursuit before ramming several police vehicles black and brown has steadily getting murdered every day christine benz said daryl richards was shot by sacramento police after supposedly pointing a pellet gun and citizens and that swat officers pursuing him the police body camera was accidentally turned off. >>and the family has filed a civil suit in the case sacramento. police today said they can't comment on cases being litigated sacramento, black lives matter is also criticizing local officials like sacramento county district attorney tony anne marie schubert who labeled violent protesters domestic terrorists, which is a really inflammatory statement to make about people that are fighting for their right to to not be killed by law enforcement but ube

francis nevarez daughter gabby was killed by 6 ice police in 2014 as we fight in this new civil rightsovements. >>we demand change and we demand it now while the grief here was real the circumstances in each police related death is often fuzzy citrus heights police say getting the virus stole a car and led them on a dangerous high speed pursuit before robbing several police vehicles black and brown has steadily getting murdered every day christine benz said daryl richards was shot by sacramento police after supposedly pointing a pellet gun its citizens and that's what officers pursuing him the police body camera was accidentally turned off. >>and the family has filed a civil suit in the case sacramento. police today said they can't comment on cases being litigated sacramento, black lives matter is also criticizing local officials like sacramento county district attorney tony anne marie schubert who labeled violent protesters, domestic terrorists, which is a really inflammatory statement to make about people that are fighting for their right to to not be killed by law enforcement but ub

she was appointed to fill your husband's seat, and former astronaut and husband of gabby gifford's markou going to vote for mark kelly? >> i'm not going to talk about that right now. i'm here to talk about joe biden. i wish both candidates well in this race. i know it's a tense time. but i'm here to give you the reasons why i believe joe biden is the person that we should support and believe in for the next four years. >> last question for you, cindy, because i know you have to go. in my last interview with your husband for whom you know i had great regard, i asked him how he wanted to be remembered. take a listen. how do you want the american people to remember you? >> he served his country, and not always right, made a lot of mistakes, made a lot of errors but served this country. and i hope we could add honorably. >> i think that we can say honorably. >> it's tough to hear. do you see your speaking out as fulfilling and upholding your husband's legacy of serving your country regardless of party? >> well, it's certainly his legacy, but more importantly, it's the legacy of this country

this year now it's been confirmed following me that this is the biggest wave ever ridden by a woman gabby ever broke her leg and almost drowned attempting something similar at the same spot back in 2030. ok more sport for me throughout the day but as it finales are ok we'll see you later and we thank you very much and thanks for watching the news hour al jazeera back in just a moment with want to see in a minute by. this underwater treasure is a risk of disappearing juice a coral bleaching caused by rising temperatures. great. eric egypt's. tourism industry base. instantly if we have another. continue just when the opportunity for the corals to recover but. scientists of calling for strong climate policy from the government to reduce emissions without this the situation on the get worse. global community we are having this conversation elbow. crisis response that looks like be part of the debate you can jump into the conversation when no topic is off the table here not afraid of anyone taking power we just can't. use these 3 children richer and the poor getting poorer it's not kill the st

and in one of those arizona if mark kelly the husband of gabby giffords who was a member of congress if he were to win in that race he could be in office by the end of november so that could change the vote dynamic a little bit but bottom line is there's an excellent chance of the republicans will be able to push this through of course john we know that both candidates donald trump and joe biden are using this to galvanize support says how do the majority of americans feel about whether a success it's a really bad against but should be nominated before or after the election. well there are mixed results on those polls but. the democrats are raising enormous amounts of money on this $1.00 suspects the republicans will be able to as well and that's largely because whoever is appointed to the supreme court at this point could change the 5 to 4 vote that we've had until recently on abortion has been legal since 19 in 1970 s. . in trump has made it clear that he would appoint someone who is in favor of pro-life judges so therefore that could actually change the roe versus wade ruling that

my name is gabby and i'm calling on behalf of tenderloin corporation, and i would express our full support for this legislation that would protect those from the arm of discrimination, especially antiblack discrimination. i would like to thank supervisor walton for introducing this. thank you. >> thank you very much for your comments. could you please connect us to the next caller please. >> hi, yes so i have some concerns about this legislation, you know. i heard discrimination based on different categories isn't always just white people calling the police on black people. there are tensions amongst them. there are lots of different ethnic communities and i'm wondering how that might play out in other situations. also, this legislation covers gender and if women call the police because they feel uncomfortable about men in their neighborhood, who aren't necessarily doing something illegal, i just don't know -- i just am wondering if there is possibly unintended consequences of this legislation that hasn't been fully thought out yet. i have concerns about this legislation and i think it nee

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my name is gabby and i'm calling on behalf of tenderloin corporation, and i would express our full support for this legislation that would protect those from the arm of discrimination, especially antiblack discrimination. i would like to thank supervisor walton for introducing this. thank you. >> thank you very much for your comments. could you please connect us to the next caller please. >> hi, yes so i have some concerns about this legislation, you know. i heard discrimination based on different categories isn't always just white people calling the police on black people. there are tensions amongst them. there are lots of different ethnic communities and i'm wondering how that might play out in other situations. also, this legislation covers gender and if women call the police because they feel uncomfortable about men in their neighborhood, who aren't necessarily doing something illegal, i just don't know -- i just am wondering if there is possibly unintended consequences of this legislation that hasn't been fully thought out yet. i have concerns about this legislation and i think it nee

gabby gifford led an entire array of speakers who talked about violence and we can cherry pick what kindr great country should condemn all forms of violence, rape, assault, murder, looting, all of it. i have in my family police officers. when they take off their uniform they're black men and women. violence against anyone is bad. if we continue to pick ourselves apart we'll never get to this stage in our country where you can come together as one people. >> trace: but you have some of these republican critics, donna, who will say yeah, you say yeah, we condemn violence of all sorts but nobody is condemning the specific violence on the south side of chicago or in west baltimore and these other cities around the country where the young children are dying. it is troubling. you look at some of the left-leaning media outlets and they don't cover the stories. we cover it. >> mayor light foot has been out there. mayor bowser, and others. the mayors have been out there and clergy and city council out there. you know what it is like to live in urban cities where there is violence? it is not somet

. >> thank you gabby and by the way, my book the dean is right next to my bed. i'm so grateful for that book and nice words that your husband mentioned and i loved him and loved being scolded by him when i wasn't following the proper rules of the house . i know how proud he still is up in heaven of your carrying on that tremendous legacy of public service so sorry for wasting all that time but this is to say that you're a great person and i'm so glad you're there . we don't, the mental health budget i think we can agree is the first thing to go. and the reason is the cause there are a lot of people raising their hand saying that you're a consumer like if you had cancer or heart disease. you don't have a big cancer society, american heart foundation. god bless nonnie an hsa but they'll be the first to remind you that they are fully underfunded as an advocacy group . so basically you're either in jail, in an institution, or you're in a 12 step meeting and you're supposed to remain anonymous . which means that there is no public advocacy going on there unfortunatel