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it is as common as ocd and scripts of feeney, but most gps don't know about it.s if living through a haze orfog and can lead appears on real as if living through a haze or fog and can lead you unable to feel love. was working on my bike, it was like i was looking at myself, and petrified me, it was one of the most disturbing things i've ever experienced. we'll be speaking to people affected by the disorder. if you are living with it do let us know about your experiences. should rugby be banned in schools? some experts say yes, we will debate that. good morning, let's go to the bbc newsroom with a summary of today's news. the us defence secretary has insisted he is pursuing a diplomatic solution to the nuclear crisis with north korea. after pyongyang said washington had declared war. north korea warned it was ready to shoot down american fighter jets korea warned it was ready to shoot down american fighterjets after donald trump tweeted that the country wouldn't be around much longer if their threats continued. labour is calling for the government to spend an extr

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despite it being as common as conditions such as ocd and schizophrenia, medical professionals are failingown what i was talking about. simon, whose name we've changed, also lives with the disorder. he is a newly qualified gp, and says very few of his colleagues will have heard of the condition. i think of my gp colleagues, i would be very surprised if any of them had heard of depersonalisation disorder. i imagine there's going to be many, many people suffering from the condition who will have had a late diagnosis and worsening of symptoms because of the fact that they're not diagnosed or treated at an early stage. consultant consultant clinical psychologist dr elaine hunter runs the only specialist clinic in the uk. it has limited resources and sees fewer than 80 patients a year. she wants care to be made available to patients locally. one of the things that could be really helpful is to have each of the mental health trusts around the country to have one or two members of staff that are dedicated depersonalisation, derealisation leads. for sarah, improved awareness and access to treatmen

. >> these are high drive toy driven intense ocd for the toy dogs. >>. >> reporter: the dogs are taught out odors coming off a live person. their reward is the toy. sarah explains how they are taught to find the toy. >> we have a live person inside one with a toy. they know every time they stick their nose in the one with the live person that toy come. >> reporter: he got his toy after finding within of the trainers hide inning a manhole. this is part of the newest part of the grounds at the training field. it is designed to create any disaster in any situation. they learn to search through standing mrgs and make sure people are trapped in cars. after an intense training dogs are ready to be paired with firefighters and first responders. once they meet they train together for two weeks before getting national certification with fema. >> it's the only tool that we have that can find an unconscious buried victim. that is what i would want looking -- looking for my loved ones. >> teams from the search dog foundation have been deployed around the world. >> we need it more and more. thank go

i am due -- i am going to do something now because it is bothering me and i am a little ocd.ice. a couple of years ago -- i promise you right now, you have my word. i will not adjust anybody's collar anybody's fashion. larry: he is going to see you and be like, oh, no. autria: i think you should address kelly's clothing. equal opportunity. kidd: bachelor nation will be watching gma this morning to find out who the next lucky man is to try to find love, after channel seven.ws the crews from los angeles have been talking to wmc q all morning long. we do not think it is peter. that's ller nason wants peter. -- bachelor nation wants peter. autria: still three more hours throughout history, we come together, break bread, share our day and connect as a family. [ bloop, clicking ] and connect, as a family. just, uh one second voice guy. [ bloop ] huh? hey? i paused it. bam, family time. so how is everyone? find your awesome with xfinity xfi and change the way you wifi. >>> good morning, america. breaking overnight, comp

you look at the numbers, if you look at the countries, you have a strengthening in many parts of the ocd global economy. you see strength around the world. so there is a lot of optimism about the short to medium term economy. you see it reflected in financial markets. at the same point everyone looks to north korea they look at potential of a trade war between the iru.s. and china. those are geopolitical uncertainties that have implications and risk. >> an eminent politician and experienced diplomat just listed all the potential crisis we talked about it off-camera. it could be north korea, it could be the himalayas, china, india, pakistan, iran, saudi arabia, the u.s. one thing that person said was concern about when a rising power meets a dominant power, talking about china and the u.s. here should we be more worried economically and in the markets about what is going on geopolitically >> right now i see the geopolitics for the markets as the possibility of some kind of shock. so the tension between a rising power and an existing power are long-term and they play out in a variety of wa

. >> yeah, she's ocd really neat. >> so that part is not true for the record. >> for the record, patty'snt is always clean. >> that's fake news. >> so i do want to ask because the film doesn't sugar coat anything. and as people in the media covering jeff and as viewers watching jeff, you know, we see the horrible pictures and read about them in the paper? a year later he pops up on the lead promoting his book standing on his legs. and people are like, oh, good story is over. but the film makes clear this is a struggle. this is difficult. it's painful. it's always going to be painful. >> we've always said about this movie, this movie is about a guy who learns how to take a few steps and enormous journey where he has to go to get there. and it is full of pain. but you know it's also full of laughter. and thing that made me fall in love with this character, and the sense of humor. >> that really comes across. >> yeah. and i this i thnk that is what tried to get as well. you can't shy away from the pain. i think life is full of both. and if you cut corners one place, you are going to have to

. >> jimmy: you've got a little ocd?y: not only do we have the same job respect we have the same agent, which is kind of weird. our agent is kind of weird. he's not kind of weird, he's really weird. that's him. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: look how tan he is. >> here call. here i am. >> jimmy: naturally tan too. >> yes, yes. >> jimmy: his tooth is back, thank god, he looks great. >> thank you. >> jimmy: baby, open that shirt a little bit more so we can really enjoy that tan. show everyone your abs. he's very proud of his abs. [ cheers and applause ] show everybody your abs. >> really? >> jimmy: they want to see them, of course they do. [ cheers and applause ] >> it's too late. they'll edit it out. >> jimmy: no, i won't. >> he'll edit it out. >> jimmy: no. look at them. oh, look. [ cheers and applause ] oh my god. i know very few men who cologne their navel. >> jimmy: i'm glad you mentioned that. oh, yeah, you may have ruined our contest. >> i touched his stomach with my hand. >> jimmy: i was going to ask you -- >> s

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we use children who've had those issues, ocd, children who've had those issues, 0cd, depression, to talk as well. andrew tomlinson, charles collingwood, great voice of scop wordy. fancy saying goodbye for us. goodbye, goodbye. that's all from break foss for this morning. do enjoy your weekend, bye—bye. this is bbc news. i'm ben brown, the headlines at 9am. the labour party conference opens in brighton later asjeremy corbyn comes under pressure to keep britain in the single market and customs union after brexit. in the single market and customs voting has opened in germany's federal elections, with chancellor angela merkel expected to retain power. donald trump face a growing backlash from us sports stars after his criticism of players who've been protesting over race relations. he is now using sports as the platform to divide us. we all know how much sport brings us together. we all know how much sport brings us together. six people are been injured in a suspected acid attack at a shopping centre in east london. also in the next hour prince harry opens this year's invictus games for woun

. >> however, you've got the ocd. you don't want to touch people.issues, and i've been very open about it, you know, anxiety and ocd, and i'm a germaphobe and i'm out there hand in contact with more people than average person so it's a ying and a yang and i'm surrounded by great loving family and friends and co-workers, and -- and mental health professionals and great medication. >> mudslinger, don't leave me hanging. >> oh. >> hide, i have to ask you. you love getting up there and putting your life in danger. >> i don't. >> to be in the act. >> i don't. i never know when my life is in danger. remember, when we were on that wooden log. >> oh, my god. >> no, no, no. >> oh, my goodness. >> we didn't know. it's like i love to help these people, but i don't love to be put in danger. >> you're a daredevil. you know you will jump into tubs. >> you're a daredevil. >> she will do anything. but she's get this weird line, go hang from a log, dive off a thing an swing in the air but then she gets on a plane flying to new york and she just sits there crying i d

standards >> we are leading major move in the tax field in the framework of the g20, in the framework of ocdn europe a whole lot of measures and we believe now that the companies must pay their fair share of tax, no more, no less where they create value and profit, basically is now progressing for the traditional economy but digital economy is somehow different because as i said, they have no stable establishment very often. i'm not talking only about -- they don't even have sometimes boutique. we can not truly identify what is the digital presence and we need to adapt that's the challenge. our tax systems to this modern economy, our tax system were conceived for the economy of the -- i don't know -- beginning of the 20th century, we are in the 21st century with an economy which is much more dematerialized ainternationalize and we must have modern tools. >> we will be paying close attention to the progress being made on all of those things that you raise. we appreciate you joining us to the. thank you. >> thank you. >>> let's hand it over to john fort. >> the emmy's last night a huge night f

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thrilled and honored to serve so they have a permanent replacement down the road at some point so we at ocd, we are about 80 people for almost all career staff, we are very mission august. we are here to represent the entire anti-drug community, to rally the country behind what needs to be done to address this terrible problem that is happening in the country. oxford house is a critical factor and we are so glad to have a partnership. i want to introduce my colleague, come on and stand up. [applause] >> so peter and jude and myself, we are here for the long haul. it's not a steppingstone for us. we've been here, june and i have been here over two decades so we are sticking around, we are committed to partnering with you build oxford house and building other sober housing opportunities so kids have a place to live so thank you so much. [applause] >> i also like to say good morning to captain christie our coo and oxford house board of directors, and so glad sarah can be here as well to welcome you. so it's really wonderful to join you on the first day at the oxford house worldwide convention.

relationship with hodge who's connect with him instantaneously because, um, i actually have some -- i have ocdave a kinship with him so i immediately decide that i'm going to help him solve this mystery and thus our solving begins. >> right. >> i play jerome robinson. he's -- he's actually hodge's next door neighbor who helps with mowing lawn because he's a student he's going to harvard. he's brilliant much he's intelligent but at the same time he's very naive. and he's always willing to help. so hodges isn't too good with computers he's retired and he doesn't want to have the police force step in right now. so he kind of puts me wing he has me -- he has me little far but at the same time trying to get me to crack into his computer and figure out where the messages are going and things like that because the killer is taunting hodges through e-mails. so it's my job to kind of figure that out. he kind of gets deeper involved into something he doesn't even know what he's dealing with. >> gotcha. i got something to admit to you guys. i'm little nervous. i don't do stephen king because i don't like

>> i'm -- i've got a little ocd. i'm very much about lists and, okay, what are we doing?w exactly what to do. i took a picture of what drives my husband insane. when i go to bed, i have to have a glass of water but i forget it's still there. >> signs. >> by the end of the week, there would be five glasses. >> the good news is, you can play the glasses. >> on the av team. >> do you ever actually finish them? >> that's what drives him nuts. the kids will come in and knock them. >> it's a comfort thing. >> do you do it, too? >> yeah. >> you don't take them the next day to the dishwasher? >> i forget. >> you should see our room. it is a disaster. >> see, i have -- >> water rings on your night stand? >> it's not cold. >> true. >> good to drink room temperature water. >> you burn your calories if you drink cold water. >> i'll drink more cold water. i'm too clean. i know it sounds -- whatever. >> you think so. >> no, but i'm always like, henry, please pick up your boxers. he's like, leave me alone. i'd be the one getting on him for the cups. so the reason we're bringing this up