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what do you feel that money should be spent on, reece?e things well, so like fried, which we have adopted up here in connect as well, seeing people quickly and having a caring approach, simple stuff that anybody who doesn't necessarily specialise in eating disorders and mental health would know. don't wait for the bmi, just get them in? that's one of the most important things and the answer to most of the questions today and anything to do with eating disorders is training. i think that can bust some of the myths around eating disorders. some really negative views... training for who? gps? gps get about two hours training when it comes to eating disorders. and in medical schools, doctor training, if they are lucky, some of the schools do half an hour but mostly you will go through training asa but mostly you will go through training as a doctor and have nothing to do with eating disorders at all. i know it is very true and i think most people who end up working in eating disorders, whether that is medics, nursing, dieticians, therapists,

you know the flavor right, reece?d cupcake, and a day-old baby dressed like a pickle because that's the tradition. everything is pickle all around including the pickle juice. we got to do a big cheers, everyone. [ cheers and applause ] thank yo >>> good morning. i'm abc7 news mike nicco. off to a warmer start but cooler ending with temperatures above average. my accuweather 7-day forecast, >>> i'm not joking. i really like that. that was really good. now we've got to move on. our sponsor ppg has done something incredible. you know how it gets too hot on the ground for all of our pets when it's this hot outside. well, they have created it. innovative paint that will help us all. check it out. >> reporter: pittsburgh, pennsylvania, home to the super bowl champs, the steelers and the global headquarters for our sponsor, ppg, one of the world's largest paint companies who is making a difference all around their adopted city. from the zoo and the aquarium to the ppg paints arena, and a next generation of coating technology

today washington remains the biggest arms exporter in the world we spoke to investigative journalist reece erlich who says that washington is unlikely to get a grip on how the weapons are used in conflicts. i don't think it's a new the u.s. has been selling arms to the middle east for decades now it's pretty clear violations both of the terms on which the u.s. sells these weapons as well as the u.n. can borrow against sending arms to libya the u.s. ships that had shipped arms to its allies knowing that the arms would be used by these other rebel forces the major powers sell arms to make money in the larger the arms deal the less likely it is the u.s. to criticize them the u.s. could stop the saudis from bombing here i mean for example it could stop the u.a.e. from shipping arms clandestinely to various rebel groups but the u.s. chooses not to do so because it would run counter to the economic interests of the arms industry and the geostrategic planning of people in the state department and of course might interfere with the oral business the u.s. runs throughout the region. and finally a w

ok paul reece reporting live for us from leone thanks for now a few hours after that game the file the copa america will be happening in rio host brazil face peru follows what was a dramatic play off for 3rd place between argentina and chile both sides went down to 10 men for half time after lena last seen here in the del were shown straight red cards following their shoving match decision confirmed by video assistant referee calls from sergio where and how low before the incident helping argentina into the 21 point. the shock exit of host egypt at the africa cup of nations that cost their coach his job just hours after the defeat to south africa in the last $16.00 of the year where with fact egypt are record 7 time winners of the tourney. a mob would sour and his team mates went down to a single goal scored by them the yaki more church in the 85th minute south africa will face nigeria in the quarter finals nigerians got through by dumping out champions cameroon the super eagles came back from $21.00 down to win $32.00 only on gallo scoring twice and setting up the winner for arsenal's

integrate but for many immigrants this most swedish of sports is helping them to do just that paul reece al-jazeera. south korea's me here angry has a one shot lead at the halfway stage of the everyone championship in eastern france this is the 4th major of the year on the women's top 4 and a power run of 60 seven's moved its head on the day i mean for the 1st major title of her career. and for our look to be in good shape ahead of sunday's 4 long grand prix in germany or one soon for the italian team at the hockenheim circuit ferrari yet so win a race this season title leader lewis hamilton of mercedes was 1st this. ghastly did little to quell speculation about his future red bull that crashed the latest twist in his disappointing seat. ok but as always for more later and that is it for this news hour but i'll be back in a couple of minutes with more of the day's news daily. in a world where journalism as an industry is changing we have al-jazeera fortunate to be able to continue to expand to continue to have that passen that drive and present the stories in a way that is important to o

and checking in on mexico president under as manuel lopez obrador reece has received a harsh resignation letter from his former finance minister a letter source letter service to news reports on monday marking a dramatic setback for the left leaning leader as the parting may. mr carlos manuel a must see us was previously considered a member of almost inner circle joining. me to discuss this dramatic development is laura carlson director of the americas program at the center for international international policy now laura this is a remarkable resignation letter suggesting that economic policy making processes are not based on evidence and alleging conflicts of interest and the imposition of . without knowledge of public finances responsible posts so laura can you put this in perspective how bad is this now and what is the longer term significance of this resignation. it's bad but it's probably temporary that's the short version you're absolutely right it's a very strong resignation letter he talks about extremisms avoiding extremisms from the left and the right and complaints about the i

and it's not just the capital baghdad electricity water sewage and reece disposal are lacking in most parts. running private generators is profitable business but even those who own them say they are fed up with the lack of basics. if we talk about services then i can tell you we have almost none especially if we speak about the province of busta with little electricity polluted water rampant corruption and unemployment people are overwhelmed our province is the most affected out of the rest. and every few months that anger and frustration spills out on the streets and the protesters have come out in basra frequently to vent their anger and demand uninterrupted supply of essential services. prime minister either of their mattie's government says it's trying to make things better but needs more time. i don't deny that there is a power crisis concerning distribution and power overload but there has been big progress in production we need an overhaul of work across the power grid and we believe that we have a clear path ahead of us to get rid of the power crisis that has persisted for ov

a reece hodge try was converted by christian lealiifano, who scored 11 points in his first test for threein the butterfly, america's caeleb dressel has been making the headlines once again at the world aquatic championships. dressel‘s won three gold medals including two in half an hour. he set a new championship record in the 50metre freestyle, finishing in just over 21 seconds. britain's ben proud came fifth. dressel then won the 100 metre butterfly and was part of the usa team that won the mixed four by 100 metre freestyle relay. history was made in the women's 50—metre butterfly event as sweden's sarah sjoestroem won gold. it's her third successive victory in the event which has never been done before. south korea are dominating at the evian golf championship, the fourth women's major of the year. hyojoo kim is currently top of the leaderboard going into the final round, and she's joined by some of her most decorated countrywomen. kim enjoyed a 6—under 65 in today's round, with world number one sung hyun park just one shot behind. england's bronte law is in 16th. that's all the sport f

than once and then struck that light pole emergency crews had to cut the car's roof off to remove reece's body. police are still looking for the other driver reese was racing. 2 people are d ad and several others injured after a wrong-way crash on highway 24 happened early yesterday morning near or in des the chp says the driver of a saturn was heading in the wrong direction when he slammed into a car full of people. a passenger in the saturn was found dead at the scene and the driver later died at the hospital 5 people in the other car also suffered major injuries. investigators say the driver of the saturn may have been under the influence when that accident happened happening now, san francisco police are looking for the gunman in a shooting that killed a man that happened early sunday morning. >>near the intersection of gary boulevard and steiner street the victim shot several times officers say 2 people were seen driving away from the scene but they do not have a detailed description. and in the south bay, one person is hospitalized tonight after crashing into a building in santa cla