getting funding levels for the national institute of mental health parallel with the levels of the national cancer institute. >> we should require health plans invest in a minimal set of services, particulate social and mental welfare of young people. >> these mental health policies are brightening. among the positives are steady increases of the mental health awareness and boosting care. the pandemic, after spending more than a year studying, i found the unpredictability of the current pandemic has spread their motive -- through isolation, lack of motivation and anxiety. people struggled with distant learning and because -- and have become socially distance after months of its isolating in place. >> we have to think in terms of what are we doing as a culture? in the last 20 years, suicide has leapt over cancer and car accident as cause of death. yet there is still hope. chapters of local nonprofits centered around improving mental health. >> all of our services are no cost, but we are a family service agency. one of the things we are focused on doing is providing more access to family ther

weather station measured the record gust, and the new battery, which is now home to the national coastwatch institutionwhere volunteers keep watch looking out for anyone in danger. i've come inside the new battery here at needles, where the national coastwatch institution do their vital work keeping watch over the waters and the coastline here. annette, you are one of the volunteers here for the nci, you live on the island as well, so what are your memories of that day? just how windy was it? very windy. i live about two miles away, it was very noisy, lots of wind, lots of gusts, i had some superficial damage around the house. yes, it was very windy. and what is it about this particular spot here at the needles that makes it just so exceptionally windy? we are incredibly high. the old battery is 80 metres above sea level. that wind is coming straight from the english channel, whizzing up the headland and then across and down, funnelling down into the solent and across the rest of the island. and this is what annette is talking about, a south—westerly wind has an unbroken path over hundreds of miles of

in this case, it was undertaken jointly by the national institutes of health and cdc. as the first step in the program epidemiologists selected an insanitary section of town a section. that was known to have a high incidence of dysentery and where it was also known that there were many flies. flies would be controlled in one half of the section but not in the other but to prove that flies were important carriers. it would have to be shown that the morbidity add mortality rates of the controlled area had been appreciably reduced. for this experimental control program special tools and equipment were designed. fly populations were measured identified and collected for laboratory studies throughout the controlled and uncontrolled areas. school children from both areas were brought to the clinic -- swabs were made. so that bacteriologists could determine the prevalence of shigella organisms. epidemiologists determine the amounts of diarrhea morbidity by going from house to house through both areas asking housewives if members of their families had experienced diarrhea in th

. $2.1 billion requested for the national institute of mental health includes $10 million to support the national is to do mental health. the impact of social media on mental health and inform treatments included in that list of programs what is in the presence budget request he can find it on the website. you can call in to ask questions. as leah did in washington. caller: i had some of these problems as a child started when i was seven. i am 54 now. i suffer from depression, anxiety and ptsd and suicidality. i've had trouble for the last five months finding a therapist. one of my therapists went to an addiction specialty and that is not one of my problems. it took me more than five months to find someone. i have an appointment tomorrow with someone. it is going to be weekly. but it is dangerous for someone like me to not have a therapist to work with. guest: thank you for sharing your experience. i wish i could say that is a rare struggle that people have in finding a provider. unfortunately that is too common. nearly 150 million people live in a mental health provider shortage area

[captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by ms. mace, i inform the house that ms. mace will vote aye on h.r. 1218. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? mr. jeffries: as the member designated by chairwoman ■eddie bernice johnson and chairman david scott, i inform the house that these members will vote yea on h.r. 1218. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman seek recognition? mr. pallone: madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. albio sires, mrs. ann kirkpatrick, and ms. lucille roybal-allard, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 1218. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the ge

this comes as the national institutes of health is studying different types of boosters. the nih launched a clinical trial last week. that will look at the safety and effectiveness of boosters available to use against future variants. >> what we will do is a sessionsing different 4th doses that are either ancestral strain or variant specific in the first pha se of the study. we are planning to look at different platforms to get a great durability. >> we know what the fda authorizing the second boosters for 50 and up there was some discussion that there wasn't enough date a. that's possibly something that could be discussed at the advisory committee meeting today. we will watch it. in the newsroom. kpix5. >>> a live look at san francisco where city life is inching closer to normal but there is one alarming sign. the city tops the list for the highest infection rate in california. experts we spoke and that return to large gathering. also tourists in the city. though there is some concern that the sharp decline may have leveled off other metrics are still encouraging. >> we w

the national institute of health says cases have been undercounted throughout the pandemic. but is working with labs to help streamline the process. >> let's take a live look at dow it is down 18 point at this time. >>> taxes are due today. but the good news, if you don't think you convinced by today, you can apply for an extension. this allows you an extra six months to only file, and unnecessarily pay. this year's extension gives you until october 17th. so put that on your calendar. extension or not, any money you owe is due today and is no cost for filing the extension. >>> info wars and to other companies owned by alex jones filed for bankruptcy in light of several defamation lawsuits. the low soaps are tied to jones who is found legally responsible for damages caused by his claims that the 2012 sandy hook mass shooting was staged. he has since acknowledged attack that killed 26 people was real. in the deposition he claimed a form of psychosis caused him to make accusations. >>> get caught up on this ring coming our way. you can see the showers of the work far northwest

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one of the details i loved is when the national institutes of health was advising the trial they had an ethical consult about running them in prisons experiencing outbreaks and thought this could be a wager very quickly to test the vaccine.ng remember we were hearing about the challenges that there were a great t number of people thinkig that's going to be the most efficient way to do it. this is naturally happening and its place. >> we didn't need to use all these tools because it spread across the s country in the sumr by theha early fall. it was clear we were going to get an answer very quickly. but i think that the tools that were developed in terms of tracking the spread of disease and figuring out that attempts tends tobe very useful for runne trials on a very fast timeline with other diseases so i hope this lessens the share. i'm not a politics reporter. .. >> and then people are generally follow all the rules but during the pandemic so many are willing to talk to the press because they felt things were being done they completely disagreed with the one thing i was impressed wi

the republic. long live france. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2022] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> in her concessions speech, marine le pen called the election historic. and said her party is in an excellent position for june's parliamentary election. >> ladies and gentlemen we could ,

be found about this in an exclusive interview with ntv, said alexander sherov, director of the national instituteforecasting of the russian academy of sciences, we are the sixth economy in the world and if we count purchasing power there. and when we uh, then here is the western separate colleagues said that well , what is russia there 1.5% of world gdp is okay, in fact, it turns out that we are the most important element of this global value chain and in addition, we influence critical product flows, including the food sector and energy of course, their sherov noted that the sanctions do not lead to the effect that the west was counting on. shirov. there are measures already tested in the pandemic. as for the dollar, the americans themselves caused him serious damage (full version of the interview). look at ntv rivne at midnight. the grouping of satellites of the ministry of defense today was replenished with one more apparatus into orbit, it was delivered by a launch vehicle. the soyuz launch was carried out from the cosmodrome, plesetsk, already 2 minutes after the launch, the satellite of the

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the national health ford d3 river? and used together with oncological? institute a second now now now so used by the oncology institute. investigated overexpressing genes phos jan which can cause sarcoma, this is bone cancer and which could often be used in many countries of south america to eliminate people objectionable to the usa and the case of chavez is not limited. perhaps other leaders have fallen under this case. and we remember this story that not only died of cancer we treated ourselves, yes, but also other leaders there in argentina , in my opinion, olya, what do i want to tell you? here's what i saw, uh, the video that the four leaders were showing here. yes, they got this type of cancer. that's what i want, that the americans are now ready for anything , maybe they won't fight us with nuclear weapons. they will now defend ukraine with conventional weapons, but we must be prepared for the fact that we have a holiday season ahead of us. laboratories in ukraine in the western part continue to work and dengue fever, cholera malaria, plague, siberian ulcer

if you have him. biologists from the national institute of marine sciences and technology and fox are looking for reasons behind the dwindling fish docs. the prime suspect toxic algae, which repeatedly turn the see water read. climate change, high water temperatures and rising phosphorus and nitrogen levels provide a perfect environment for the algy to flourish. nater, species such as c, brain suffocate, and are dying off in huge numbers. on her i will not take her to say this if we discovered that a toxic species of algae is responsible for this phenomenon of them indeed enough. in 2019, there was a very high concentration of the algae species called korea bravest full on the need of all astir, said cos wanted a song in 2020 it stocks this like he loa or i need to be blood enough if or so. but this year that increased again in eva, eva, it was live us yonder luck, especially in the area around the port of galvez when you are the father. this to make ends meet with fishers, frequently resort to illegal methods, such as catching fish that are actually too young and small to sell like t

officials at the national institute of health and the association of public health laboratories say they're working with home test manufacturers and public health authorities to make reporting cases easier and more efficient with the lack of information. many experts say we could be missing surges in cases. another reason behind the latest surge in covid cases is the omicron ba 2 subvariant health officials say 86% of newly reported cases in the u.s. are due to be a 2 leaders of the california department of public health confirmed that sub variant also known as the stealth omicron is now the dominant strain in california. but specifics on the increase transmission statewide. is it clear that's because of an issue with the state's testing data. the department earlier this week was supposed to update its covid-19 testing data, including the statewide positivity rate. officials said the data processing issue held up the public reporting. so now the numbers are expected to be released today. >> makes a little harder to figure out what's going on, especially as a wave is starting. so what you're

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kizzemekia corbett is celebrated for leading a team at the national institutes of health that helped covid-19. it's women's history month and you've certainly made history regardless of gender. >> i haven't been able to bask in it, really. there's still so much work to be done, so much science to be done. that is hard to really soak in. >> reporter: now 36, dr. corbett caught the research bug as a teenager when she worked in a lab at the university of north carolina chapel hill. when you were growing up, were there role models for you especially scientists of color? >> the first scientist of color i met was when i was 16, and i like to say he actually is probably the reason why i am a scientist. that representation that i saw in him, it made me realize that i could do it. >> reporter: are there kids who are reaching out to you saying, hey, i want to be like you? >> someone presented about me during black history month, actually, in my niece's classroom and she said that's my aunt, and no one believed her, so i had to drop into her classroom. those are some of the most refreshing momen

here is mykola zamikula senior researcher of the national institute for tragic studies deputy directorternational security and i say goodbye to you in this part of the broadcast and wait for our continuation of the broadcast and news release until the meeting of the espresso tv channel in the morning 24 in february, the russian nazis began their denazification of my city, the first enemy shells flew into our military town and the vorzel military unit. 24 morning experience. so when they started killing a guest, i had to take the son of our grandmother, er, another neighbor, and she went to lviv, a picture from the first day of the war, which forever imprinted under the explosion under the siren. my child clung to our dog simba and cried loudly for everything. mom, i ask that you survive and come to me not only you, but also with our dog and simpa not only i survived and left brovary. i fulfilled what i promised my child. my name is diana chechenina and i have been working for espresso for 5 years. projectiles , it caught fire. i almost lost my apartment, which was looted by orcs. my ro

if he had the woman with your apple, from biologists from the national institute of marine sciences and technology and fox are looking for reasons behind the dwindling fish docs. the prime suspect toxic algae, which repeatedly turned the see water read. climate change, high water temperatures and rising phosphorus and nitrogen levels provide a perfect environment for the algy to flourish. nader species such as sea bream, suffocate, and are dying off in huge numbers. on her i will not take her say this if we discovered that a toxic species of algae is responsible for this phenomenon of them indeed enough in 2019 there was a very high concentration of the algae species called korea bravest full on the need of all astir, said, cos wanted assume in 2020 it stocks this like he loa devany error, a need to be blood is not a per se, but this year that increased again in eva, eva, it was a live us ya. the luck, especially in the area around the corner of godaddy, we will add you, father. the bas wants to make ends meet with fishers, frequently resort to illegal methods, such as catching fish tha

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milgrim, a recent study by the national institutes of health show law enforcement seized nearly 10 million. that is increase because law enforcement is getting better at finding and detecting these pills, or is it just that more pervasive? >> i can tell you at the drug enforcement administration, in our federal agency alone we seized more than 20 million fake, counterfeit pills last year in 2021. that is an unpress amount. we've never seized as much. the bottom line is that fentanyl, it is the deadliest drug we're seeing in the united states right now. we're seizing it in all 50 states. it is tiny quantities that can be deadly for individuals. we've now seized in the past year enough fentanyl to be a deadly dose for every single american, and they're more widespread, in part because we know so many of these fake pills can be purchased almost anonymously on social media, on the dark net. and so there's just a prevalence that we're seeing throughout the country that we have never seen before. >> yeah, the numbers speak for themselves. we hit 100,000 plus overdose deaths in 12 months. dr. how

and that the eco health alliance received money from the national institutes of health. and that there seems to have been some effort on the part of dr. anthony voucher to kind of mobilize his allies against one particular theory about how the pandemic began. i hear some of what's in the report from vanity fair. christian anderson then said that he was a screener and bio archive and so he could delete the pre print or revise it in a way that would leave no record that this had been done. at that point, both anthony found she and francis collins clarified their views by each saying something to the effect. just for the record, i want to be clear that i never suggested you delete or revise the pre print. so essentially, this is fitting in with a pattern of people looking into the record of doctor antony bouchee. questioning his role in the pandemic and his leadership, the u. s. a. does have the highest number of kobe deaths of any country in the world. and the handling of the panoramic by the united states is something that many have criticized the lockdown to the states ha

. >> david muhammad with the national institute for criminal justice reform says capitals bill doesn't go far enough. also has to be implementation of these accountability structures. so that officers who engaged in bad behavior are held accountable. muhammad says to help both law enforcement and the communities they serve. traditional policing needs to be restructured. we need to shift that to have different types of responders who want sworn law enforcement officers with firearms and focus our police officers on the serious in crime and violent crime, although he would like to see broader police reform. he is urging congress to pass capitals. bill reporting in washington, reshad hudson. >> coming up next on kron, 4 news at 6 despite inflation at a record high americans are spending lots of money on non essential for digging deeper into this trend. in the reason behind it might surprise you. >> also, white house tours are back in business. how you can sign up. this is elodia. she's a recording artist. 1 of 10 million people that comcast has connected to affordable internet in the last

have a chance to test it and you know, one of the details that i loved on covering was when the national institutes is health was advising on the operation or speed trials. they actually had an ethical consult about running the trails in prisons which were experiencing these horrific outbreaks and they were thinking this could be a way to very quickly test the vaccine you remember we were hearing about challenge trials the there were great number of people were thinking that's going to be the most efficient way to do it. well the nih just said, you know what actually this is naturally happening in this place in the end. we didn't need to use all of these tools. is covid spread across the country over the summer by the early fall. it was clear that we're going to get an answer very quickly, but i think the tools that we're developed in terms of tracking the spread of the disease and figuring out how to locate the trials that potentially be very useful for running trials on a very fast timeline with other infection emerging diseases. so i hope those lessons are share i you know, not a politics report

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