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to force these measurereshrough, they are e engineering the systm to allllow the lastt expxploratt -- the gas exploratition. >> the issue has becomome sensationalized. >> this has becomome the vieiewt or t the ige of fracking a aroud ththe world. the media loves sensationalisism and that has nowow transcended e entire scientific evidence that says that fracking is safe. >> fearing the worst, communities up and down the country have begun to mobilize. >> this is s a it letter to davd cameron who i is signed by membs of parliament. immediatecalling foror an ban on shale e gas. a are deliverering it from all regions. >> i thinknk committees are quie right to be very worried about the impact of drilling and fracking. we know t that there e are real risks of water pollution, for example. what we are talking about here is potentially a huge number of wells. in some cases, we're talking about 3400, sometimeses in incredibly sensitive areas. in scotland, t these localal residentnts are usingng both traditionall water pollution, air pollution, and alalso fugitives -- fugigite methane emissions

in addition, a systm to out south will again usher it's going on this weekend. tomorrow is the last day. it's from ten to five at the park at the corner of sunset and eastern. a crisis involving children with mental illnesses. we'll tell you what a national investigation is revealing about why they're being left to fend for themselves. crippling -- mental illness. their families turn to hospital emergency rooms for help. but finding mental health care doesn't come quickly!!! tonight -- national investigative correspondent-- ross jones -- reports -- kids across the nation -- are in a mental health crisis. but many hospitals -- don't have room. ---pkg begins --- erica sarro: i'll never forget it. we were there, it was like 8 days, and then finally they the hospital bed erica sarro needed was for her young son, jonathan who she rushed to the emergency room after he heard voices telling him to cut his wrists. ross: so he sat for 8 days erica sarro: in the emergency room. on a gurney. ross jones national investigative correspondent runs = :25 - :35 what happened to j

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covid epidemic the government really steps up with so much covid relief and now a lotot of the transit systm sino chicago may be among some of them in the next couple of years as the ridership is coming back to pre- pandemic levels and so one thing we are proposing in this budget and i think just hopefully a down payment on how we are going to tackle the challenge is enabling the large systems to use capital dollars for operating shortfalls. it's a short-term solution and i think another thing s you all standing out on capitol hill will be talking about and we recognize the need to address this in the long run and we need to grapple with those operating dollars around the country. >> there is a willingness to have aan dialogue around that issue and it's something that i know i have a lot of hearings about and i will be hearing more about it. let me shift gears a little bit. after sending a letter to the secretary urging to direct significantly the grant funds. for thete latter funds. >> thanks for that letter we are going to dive in a bit deeper and take ain look at those numbers. one questi

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