host: john madigan, that was liz. guest: what i urge you to do is reach out to the american foundation for suicide prevention and we can find the local resources for you. i'll give you my office number in d.c., 2o 2-449-3600, my extension, 103. give me a call. and let me follow up with you. host: and the website is afsp.org, folks who want to follow it on twitter, @afspnational as well, talking with mary jo gibson, co-chair of congressional spouses for suicide and joe madigan, co-chair for suicide prevention. we want to get in as many calls as we can. scott is waiting on our line for independents. good morning. caller: good morning. just recently my wife lost her job, she was terminated, the company was deciding to only hire and keep those under the age of 26 that are staying on their parents' health care plan. she had gone back to college and gotten re-educated and started with this company and then got terminated under those circumstances. she became very depressed, first time in her life. she had a plan, luckily i

our guests are john madigan of the american foundation for suicide prevention and mary jo gibson. then forler u.s. ambassador to iraq christopher hill talks about iraq's elections and the country's stability since the withdrawal of u.s. troops. and later our spotlight on agazines features deana fine maron about a recent "scientific american" article about the history and safety of e-cigarettes. you can join the conversation on acebook and twitter. >> we're back with senator ron johnson, republican of wisconsin. 38 other gop lock pickers have signed -- lawmakers have signed on. let's start with ukraine in this latest round of sanctions, the fourth round. is it enough? not, butobably sanctions are going to be difficult to have an effect, anyway. it is difficult to target sanctions that don't also heard western interests as well. you'll never have european signing onto really strong sanctions. do in easternd to europe and ukraine is have a more robust strategic response, first of all recognizing what gives vladimir putin strength. you have to bust up the monopoly in terms of the supp

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our guests are john madigan of the american foundation for suicide prevention and mary jo gibson of the congressional for suicide prevention and education. then former u.s. ambassador to iraq, christopher hill, talks about iraq's elections and the country's stability since the with draul of u.s. troops. and later, our spot lite on magazines features scientific american and other recent articles looking at the history and safety of e-cigarettes. "washington journal" is live every morning at 7:00 eastern on c-span. you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. live this morning, it's prime minister's question time in the british house of commons. you can see it at 7:00 a.m. eastern on our companion etwork, c-span2. the inspectors general from homeland security, the c.i.a., and the justice department testify about intelligence and information sharing leading up to the boston marathon bombings, which took place a year ago. this morning, they appear before the senate homeland security committee, live at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span3. >> so everybody says, how do you think these wome