jim glassman, good morning. what do you see across this nation? james: you see the gdp of the goods economy is higher than we would have been had there not been a pandemic. it is the service sector that is struggling. gdp in the service sector is down 7.5% from where we would have been. we know why that is. we are asking restaurants, bars, fitness centers, the hospitality sector is struggling. that is why i think every day that passes i'm getting more hopeful because i see the way forward. i think by the end of this year we will have unemployment back where it started because we get our hands around the virus and we help the people who are still struggling. jobs will come back. tom: i know you're not on speaking terms with michael from the university of chicago, that is understood, but when you hear for rowley say we are going to introduce jobs through 2021, how do you respond to the young turk? jim: i think you finally figured it out. this is a natural disaster. this is not a business cycle. we got a lot of help coming through the pipeline. consu

. >> reporter: glassman credits rocko's improvement with early intervention, pro active parents and returning to school in person. how many calls a day do you receive a day worried about the sdmirn. >> 5-10 a day, and it's all about mental health issues. >> reporter: she gets calls from ages kindergarten through college. what do you look for if you think they are struggling? >> not wanting to be involved in activities. staying in their room and sleeping. >> reporter:er more than half of children, 11-17 reported they have had thoughts of suicide or self harm, nearly half or every day in the previous two weeks. they were also more likely than any other age group to have moderate to severe symptoms of anxiety and depression. what do you do if you think your child is going to harm themselves? >> straight to the hospital. >> reporter: what do you do if ? >> get help, get help for them and the family. >> reporter: rocko said speaking publically to us about his mental health helped. >> it made me feel happy and a lot better that i was making an impact on other people. >> reporter: why is it so impor

. >> reporter: glassman credits rocko's improvement with early intervention, pro active parents and returning to school in person. how many calls a day do you receive a day worried about the sdmirn. >> 5-10 a day, and it's

and 15 regions but this time people aren't required to stay indoors all day glassman. we have to work all week so thankfully we can go outside it's a necessity it helps morale to be able to share some good moments. that we need to adopt again which will be painful in the days to come but we have to get on with it and hope it gets better in other parts of paris a more familiar lockdown site quiet streets closed shops and businesses although schools and essential stores can state and he's on top of liberty to stop shopkeepers and small business owners are at the point of exhaustion after more than a year of yellow vests strikes no 3 lock downs in some regions it's true much. of the cases of rising in france with almost 40000 new infections a day intensive care units in paris hospitals are full so some patients are being transferred elsewhere the french government says the pods the frogs are battling a 3rd wave they hope that the regional restrictions will help avoid another national knock down by helping to stop the spread of the virus and winning time for more people to