piston is now almost completely deaf in her right ear. the sudden hearing loss was probably caused by stress. to the world now sounds. much less vibrant. she can still hear well with her left ear. but one air alone can't do the work of 2. for example she can no longer determine exactly where the sound is coming from. some good in her own ability you need both fires to hear well that allows you to recognize sounds and also to hear where there might be a source of danger that's why it's so important to look after your ears off the passage. with only one it working properly spatial hearing is in pad another common problem is tenet has a constant ringing in the yes. it's usually brought on by prolonged exposure to loud noise. when our hearing is simply overwhelmed we can start to hear a certain sound even if there's no real external source it's usually a kind of whistling and it's always that day and night. to stick it's a torment and there's no guarantee it will go away it's best to learn to live with it. people suffering from tinnitus hear

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>>and this and dedication right now right there and those outs piston reporting for us. tonight that was congress in a weeks-long impasse over the next stimulus plan republicans say a smaller emergency package may be the next best thing as raquel martin reports a missouri republican sen has begun drafting a quote skinny stimulus bill. >>let's look at the areas where we know we have to act and act now does or a republican senator roy blunt does congress need a more targeted approach in the next stimulus package we get people back to school how do we get people back to work how we get people back to her child care, pstimulus bill with roughly 500 billion dollars in emergency aid only underscore discussion. what half a trillion dollars be considered a skinny pack the money will go to schools covid testing the postal service and vaccine research, iowa republican senator chuck grassley says the idea could be a way to break the current gridlock, few can agree on a comprehensive package i was so bored or target impacting we ought to get their money out yesterday but democrats s

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or depression. 26% mention trauma or stressor related disorder. 13% increased substance use and 11 pistons said that they seriously considered suicide in the past 30 days. so this is really concerning and it kind of shows how there's this mental health crisis within the pandemic and these percentages are higher than numbers we have seen on mental health in previous years so this is really concerning, brianna. >> this report also says that certain groups reported having worse mental health outcomes. tell us about the findings there. >> reporter: yeah. that stood out to me. those groups of young adults in the 20s and 30s and black adults and hispanics and we know within those communities the pandemic is hitting disproportionately significantly. and then what really stood out to me, brianna, if you look at the respondents who are caregivers and essential workers more than half of them reported tloes one at least one of these mental health conditions. 67% of caregivers of adults and 54% of essential workers. caregivers are looking after the older adults who are at an increased risk of covid an

the unemployment rate did drop to 10.2 pistons, again still higher than the peak of the great recession 2009. today's report comes as we're told stimulus talks appear to be on the brink of collapsing. negotiators set to meet today and the president said he might take executive action. with me to discuss is a panel. lauren, i want to start with you on capitol hill because speaker pepe sy and chuck schumer made an offer. any chance of success? >> reporter: right. it is a pretty significant offer. what they say they offered was to come down a trillion dollars. remember, the house bill was about 3.4 trillion and putting them at 2$2.4 trillion and the white house rejected that deal so that being a nonstarter. remember at the macro level the difference in the talks are how big, the scale of the stimulus bailout and right now the two sides seem very far apart not just on unemployment insurance, state and local dollars, how to get kids back to school but an agreement on the top line number and we are now 11 days into these talks and no significant break through, john. >> but some movement there

call 1.877.only.att ♪ >> jimmy: my guest guest is a six-time nba all-star who plays for the detroit pistonsin" is available now on audible. here is blake griffin. blake, welcome to the show thank you for doing this. >> tauhank you. >> jimmy: i appreciate this. we have a lot to talk about. nba is back, but it's not really, but it is. where were you, and what -- how close were you to being in the bubble or -- >> i'm not sure. like, the early talks i thought maybe we were all going to go back but ended up being just a certain amount of teams. so we're kind of on the outside watching, which is unfortunate, but kind of nice to have this time and this structure and nice to be able to sit and watch basketball now >> jimmy: when was the last time you had that in your life? >> i think the last time i was in one place for this amount of time was probably, like, middle school, before i really started getting into basketball. >> jimmy: wow. and you have friends and former teammates in the nba bubble. have you -- what have you heard about the experience >> i talked to one of my friends after the first n

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that are planning to do something just like this in a primary early this week in michigan, detroit pistons allowed their practice facility a center for voting processing for officials there, more teams picking up the mantle, allowing their essentially unused arenas for voting centers not only now but when we hit the november election. brian? >> shaq, thank you. >>> so, brian, i'm old enough to remember when one laura ingraham told lebron james shut up and dribble. i'm really, really, really optimistic about what is not a partisan move but just a get out the vote move, old-fashioned how people should vote. one party republicans are making it harder with the president seeking to delegitimize the election. this is a big deal. >> any time you see citizens and basketball teams trying to facilitate the vote in a democratic society it's the light blinking red, i will recede into the backdrop, get ready for our effort tonight and watch your effort this afternoon. thank you for having me. >>> with 88 days before the election, donald trump is facing an uphill battle as joe biden dominates the very f

area's first to resume in-person classes pick the preschool and elementary portions of the sunnyvale piston school reopen on thursday. according to the sf chronicle, there are 16 students per class. students are not allowed to interact with other classes pick students above second grade are required to wear masks. santa clara county remains unfit watchers but the school is able to reopen after its waiver was approved by the state. >>> for the latest about once on the coronavirus pandemic including what's open in the county where you live, you can head to our website at ktvu.com. it is now 7:38 am. and let's talk about the weather and the air quality and was headed our way. a morning but this is the last weekend of august as we head into our usually warmest months, right? >> you are right. we will warm up today. temperatures will be very seasonal starting out with cloud cover and a little bit of fog out there this morning. the uncial breeze expected to strengthen a little bit this afternoon and could be even gusty in some areas. is a look at sfo where in the addition of low clouds and fogs,

we may be on different sides politically, but we might both root for the pistons or lakers, and becausehey, you need to pay attention to this, if you have nba players and major league baseball and major league soccer players telling america that this is an issue that we need to confront, then those who may have closed minds or narrow minds might be willing to at least understand why their favorite athlete or why their favorite team finds this important. why are the mets putting down a shirt that says black lives matter. so it's stoking something so that we can finally confront not just our ugly racial past but our current ugly racial present. >> and what a powerful way to reach americans and to start those conversations in their homes as families between parents and children. gary, i wonder, just watching this story, how far this will go. how far can the present players who have been doing this continue this, and what other -- i mean, could we see this in football? >> oh, i definitely think we already start to see -- first of all, thanks for having me on the show. we already start to en