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janis mackey, cnn news. >>> we're launching new stories on cnn "nightly news" about children and mental health. we're calling it 1 in 5 kids at risk. in a given year teens have emotional, behavioral disorder. tonight we focus in on depression in the very youngest of kids, preschoolers. >> i don't want to go to my room. >> it looks like any other meltdown but sometimes her daughter myra would have epic meltdowns. >> they would be very long in length. easily 30, 45 minutes. streaming, yelling, hitting. smack me in the face. kicked me. i was wondering, is this because i'm a single parent? is this because mental illness runs in our family? >> reporter: vickie found help at university of st. louis and learned long and frequent tantrums can be a sign of depression. psychiatrist sees depression in children as young as three and says researchers know children's emotions are more complex than once thought. >> if you have a preschool child who is not joyful, not enjoying peers, play, not participating. that's a problem. >> that could be a sign of depression. >> it could be a sign of depression, p

nbc's janet mackey frayer has more. what more do we know about today's drills? >> reporter: good morning, frances. the drills are slated for two days involving the u.s., japan and south korea. they are using computer simulation to track missiles that are hard to detect. namely, those that could be fired from north korean submarines. these drills involve destroyers from three different countries in the waters between japan and the korean peninsula. they were triggered by concern that north korea is also trying to advance its submarine missile program. this is problematic because those missiles would be more difficult to track and detect before they were being launched than those being launched from sites on land. north korea successfully tested an slbm in august of last year. >>> now, these drills follow massive aerial drills that happened just last week as well as an intense if i indication of diplomacy in the region. the u.n. had its highest level official in six years visiting pyongyang. it was at the request of the regime. and he says that the situation is th

nbc's janice mackey fraher is live in beijing. janice, what more do we know about today's drills? >> reporter: well, these two-day drills will be among japan, the u.s. and south korea, and they were triggered by concern that north korea is trying to advance its submarine missile program. we've already seen tremendous advances this year, in particular in its long-range missile and nuclear weapon capabilities, so there is this growing sense that they are going to try to move to a newer phase in their submarine-launched ballistic missiles. three destroyers from the three countries will be involved in the drills using computer simulation to track missiles that are hard to detect. they're doing this in waters between japan and the korean peninsula. and they come after these massive aerial drills that were conducted last week, and of course, a time of intensifying diplomacy in the region to try to find a solution. the united nations had deployed its highest level envoy in six years to pyongyang last week, though it was on the invitation of north korea. and he's been commenting in the la

despite scoring a resounding victory in october's congressional elections mackey spent reform sparked a violent protest last week in one of scientists that left dozens of people injured and new legislation changed the way pension increases are calculated which could end up hurting the elderly and those who depend as. social security. the government said they were for him to restore order to argentina's chronically imbalance fiscal accounts it's in italy and what the the path of the argentinean economy is very tight with the possibility of crises along the way but for now i believe the government has a clear idea of what it wants to do it's trying to open up the economy to the world after years of financial isolation. argentina has a history of economic crises that have left millions living in poverty even though the government insists economic reforms will lead to a brighter future there are many who doubt that the government's plans will turn out well. how will. this. culture minister has resigned following the controversial pardoning of ex-president alberto fujimori salvador del sol

ayesha mackey has no children which makes her feel worthless and incomplete. in a society that expects them to be her children this is a burden many married yet childless women in niger suffer from. a wife is only fully accepted upon motherhood. a very personal film about the suffering of childless women in the niger. the fruitless tree starting january fourteenth on t w. memory is a miraculous creation it lets us learn from the past and find paths into the future but it's not a perfect storage device where the truth is concerned memories can be like quicksand false memories and distorted memories and exaggerated memories are going to simply put memory isn't really that for storing information. memory isn't always a private matter often there are contradictory memories of one and the same event then it's argued out in court which version of a story is correct. own saw in the eye witness testimony its importance of court cases. but a battle faulty memory in court can land innocent people behind i know how often and how common it is for people to have these kind

it will really just be a mackey speaker with spotify play ogen it, so not really a huge deal, but i know it's important we discuss this. i have the neighbor outreach. we had sign-off from all the neighbors in the area within 100 feet. i don't have residents close, so the businesses will be closed. it is on a saturday night. i think my closest residents are over at the st. regis and around the corner at the paramont. >> will there be a party within 111 minna as well? >> a we're going to have it inside minna and out in the alleyway. >> will there be open doors for the flow of attendees? >> the minna door to the alley will be open. >> okay. >> all right. any other questions? >> yes, commissioner perez. >> hi. and if there are any complaints from the neighbors what will be the procedure or the protocol? >> i had a party last saturday without any sound out there, and it was fine. so if the neighbors don't like it and they want us to turn it off, i am not worried about. so fine. >> can you publish your phone number and they can contact you? >> a they can call me and again at the holiday partie

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from the treasury staff, i'd like to thank justin, dan, and jay mackey. from the staff of the national economic council, i need to thank jeremy katz and sharon and from the white house thanks to mark short, amy slonger, andy konig, joseph lye and jim goyer. these staffers from the administration worked for the better part of a year with leaders from both chambers to produce this bill and get it over the finish line. their success is shared with our colleagues over in the house led by chairman brady and speaker ryan. i thank my colleagues for their hard work and their willingness to find common ground when mean believed it was impossible to do so. from the ways and means staff, i want to thank david stuart, matt wittenger, allison, rick, and paul longlee. -- paul oney with special thanks owed to the committee for tax staff. brash angus, herring friedman, john seendel, victoria glover, john, rangdzy garton, aaron judge, donald schneider, daniel dubois, katherine chockmock and lauren pounds. from the speaker's officer i want to thank jonathan burkes, austin,

there is one more comments mackey has signed, democrat of new hampshire.was accused of sexual harassment and inappropriate conduct. he has apologized. he said he won't resign. as for senators say get out of here. train for another woman has stepped forward. train do that as part of the story. thank you. much more in the tax thing coming out. for 10 california republicans fighting to keep the state and local tax reduction. already leaving the golden state. we are won not one. plus i'm going to pick a fight with the judge about the mullah probe. stay right there. ♪ >> i'm i'm nicole petallides at fairfax business brief. trying to get the passages down on time. in fact, the company has been going to get these deliveries out from all these orders. 89.2% of the time ups were actually delivered on the day they were promised. the 99.4% is certainly improvement there. ups said they figured out they have resolved the issue. also coming e-commerce sales overall projected 107 billion up almost 17% year-over-year and 11% is actually from e-commerce. in the meantime, u