and we'll get the global picture with the woman who's literally written the book on the guidelines for mental health at work — that's dr aisha malik from the world health organization. and she's a pioneer of wellbeing at work, driving the issue to the top tables of corporate power for nearly a decade. jen fisher of deloitte tells us the perils, the pitfalls and the potential of tackling these conditions at the highest ranks of corporate power. wherever you'rejoining me from around the world, once again, a big hello and a warm welcome to the show. lost working days to anxiety and depression is costing the global economy some $1 trillion a year. that's according to the world health organization. lots of people don't want to struggle out of bed on a monday morning or have a problem with their team at work. but in the last few years, the global covid pandemic may have made our mental health worse. in fact, there was a 25% increase in cases of depression and anxiety in the first year of the pandemic. then came the opening back up, another big change, triggering what was called the great res

we also have several book guidelines who got arrested in london because we had to walk in for the russian intelligence ages. so agents this, i get some more expensive and more resourceful. can i ask you about the timing of this? do you see any connection between the timing of the cars mean of killing on the death of the like saying of only, you know, i don't think that there is an immediate connection, i think is bad. how full is the russian intelligence agencies and for the army to kill? a defector is very important. think it is because uh, russian and soviet intelligence agency has produced a disproportionate large amount of the factors during the cold war and off the fat . so full them to find and kill someone who decided to the fact is and it's a very important thing because they need to prevent the i'll just from doing the same thing. so it was quite important for them from that they want to find this pilot. okay. i'm looking at the bigger picture. i mean, does this prove that a lot of that person can basically do what he wants with impunity, both at home and abroad? well, what we ha

murderers and the court is being addressed at the moment by the kc for the prosecution who is outlining the guidelinesch a crime. she said that the starting point fora minimum such a crime. she said that the starting point for a minimum term of dependence of 15 or 16 years old is 20 years, depending how the crime is classified. thejudge 20 years, depending how the crime is classified. the judge said she would pass a minimum term when she passes sentence and would be lower than it would have been if the two had been aduu would have been if the two had been adult when they committed the crime. let's not forget they were 15 when they murdered brianna ghey. she said that sentencing of the case was not straightforward. there kc went on to raise issues that she thought were pertinent to the length of sentence to two children should be given. she said there was a hostility relating to brianna ghey�*s transgender identity and trans public messages were sent between the two before the murder of brianna ghey. the prosecution say it is possible that there is evidence capable to show that this murder was carried

colleague tadhg enright, has been talking to the who's expert on the issue and the woman who wrote their global guidelinesom a mental health condition. thanks, tadgh. so i think if you recognise in yourself that you might be experiencing some difficulties with your mental health, there are a couple of different options available to you. the first one is, go talk to your primary health provider and have that discussion with them to see if there's any support that they might be able to offer you, or refer you to. if it feels difficult to talk to your primary care provider, you could talk to someone you trust and have that conversation with them, and see if that conversation takes you in a direction of either going to your health worker or maybe taking some actions for yourself to support your mental health. now, if you notice it in a colleague, depending on the quality of your relationship with that person, you might offer to take them for a coffee or a lunch or that kind of a circumstance, to just ask how are they doing and see if they open up. now, it's important to not pressure people to open up, because

who use assets. the sentencing guidelines allow you to do the harshest sentence, and i would strongly recommend anyone a separate _ to be passed. would you like to see it as a separate offence _ to be passed. would you like to see it as a separate offence using - to be passed. would you like to see it as a separate offence using this i it as a separate offence using this particular substance?— it as a separate offence using this particular substance? yes, i would. and last night's _ particular substance? yes, i would. and last night's incident, _ particular substance? yes, i would. and last night's incident, it - particular substance? yes, i would. and last night's incident, it was - and last night's incident, it was alkali that was used. the problem that we've got is they are day—to—day household items that could be very easily bought, and they are being bought. we need to really throw the book at anyone who uses them. it really throw the book at anyone who uses them. ., , really throw the book at anyone who uses them. ._ ,., .,, ., , , uses them. it may sound obvious, but ou've uses them. it may sou

essentially suggesting he would let russia do whatever they want to nato members who do not meet the spending guidelines how seriously do you think nato members should take the comments? well, i'm troubled by that kind of language, of course, and i think most people here are. first, let me say that congress is very much pro—nato and pro—ukraine help. congress understands that while there are a lot of political factors that are in the cross hairs but i do believe our european allies should know that we understand the commitments of nato and america as being the leader of nato, and we will continue to do that. there will be a lot of rhetoric and a lot of talk, but you have to look at what it's actually done and what it has done is increase the support for nato and increase the support for ukraine. ambassador, i have to ask you, because i recently saw that you met with jens stoltenberg, the head of the nato alliance and you had a picture of him on your twitter account and he said recently that the comments from donald trump undermine security and put us and european troops at greater risk. do you agree wit

who was shot in the head by off duty police. he remains in critical condition. in health news, "the washington post" is reporting the centers for disease control and prevention is considering loosening its covid isolation guidelinese cdc currently recommends individuals who test positive to stay home from work and school for five days. under the proposed guidelines, individuals would not need to isolate if they have mild symptoms and have been fever free for 24 hours. california and oregon have already moved away from specific isolation times. and in media news, the parent company of cbs paramount global has announced plans to lay off 800 workers, including 20 employees at cbs news. the announcement came just two days after the cbs broadcast of the super bowl became one of the most profitable and watched television events in history. and those are some of the headlines, this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman in new york, joined by democracy now!'s juan gonzÁlez in chicago. hi, juan. juan: hi, amy. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers around the country and around the world. amy: for the first time ever, the house has voted to impeach a cabinet member after faili

well, look at the guidelines after the break. you want to see who we are as americans? i'm peter dixon and in kenya... we built a hospital that provides maternal care. as a marine... we fought against the taliban and their crimes against women. and in hillary clinton's state department... we took on gender-based violence in the congo. now extremists are banning abortion and contraception right here at home. so, i'm running for congress to help stop them. for your family... and mine. i approved this message because this is who we are. >> some health stories we're following for you tonight. california schools are easing health restrictions to get kids in the classroom. according to the california department of public health students may attend school or childcare, even if they have a cough and cold symptoms like a runny or stuffy nose, sneezing, congestion, or body aches, the exception. those those who have a fever, uncontrolled coughing, fits or difficulty breathing, even pink eye is just a long as they don't have a vision problems, pain or injury, stomach pain. that's a

that they will purchase the third party insurance as soon as the necessary guidelines are issued by the central insurance. someone whoevery day they mostly choose this because of its high safety . i have very few train accidents. it is true that rail devices are reliable devices. but in any case, they are not accident-free. for example, the head of the railway police said that in the first 8 months of this year, 44 people died in collisions with trains. now the question is , do trains have insurance in this law? the third railway has also been seen, but it was not paid attention to until now. after years when this matter remained silent , the 13th government finally approved the regulation of insurance premiums for railway vehicles to issue personal insurance. in addition to the rates of the central insurance policy , the third-party trains should also prepare and notify the execution style of the policy . it was on the level of the railway and. the companies cooperating with rahen, but the officials of tereshahri, or the tehran metro, say that the policy for them has not yet been notified. fortunately, the rates and

washington, rebecca castor, ktvu, fox two news the cdc reportedly plans to relax isolation guidelines for people whotive for covid. >> the health agency says the proposal will drop the five day covid 19 isolation recommendation. medical officials will advise people with mild and improving symptoms to decide for themselves when they leave home, after they have been fever free for at least 24 hours. the change would match the rules already put in place by california's health department. >> did you know it's galentine's day? it's becoming a popular, unofficial holiday right before valentine's day. how it all started and what it celebrates. >> and across the bay area on this galentine's day, increasing clouds ahead of a system that will bring us rain on valentine's day, i'll have a look at what we can expect for the rest of the w k. coming up is a turning point in the legal battle for marriage equality. yesterday marked 20 years since san francisco began issuing marriage licenses to same sex couples. then mayor gavin newsom defied the federal ban on gay marriage and put in motion a nearly decade long le

the new guidelines include people who test positive will no longer have to stay home for five days. the agency is also planning to recommend people who use symptoms to determine when to end that isolation. people would not have to stay home if they have been fever free for at least 24 hours without using medication, or their symptoms are mild and improving. california's attorney general is sponsoring a bill aimed at reducing an alarming rate of pregnancy related deaths among black women. the bill would require health providers to comply with a 2019 law that mandates anti-bias training for health care employees in california. black women make up 5% of pregnancies, but represent 21% of pregnancy related deaths statewide. attorney general rob bonta says the bill will correct the bias. some providers have that influences the way they treat patients. >> it would better enable us to truly take on the insidious implicit bias that's tearing families apart and most importantly, you know, not being overly dramatic here. it'll save lives. the new bill establishes deadlines for health care prov

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the new guidelines for americans who test positive for coronavirus. the cdc appears to be lining up with a recent decision by california's health department. plus, i'm here to learn i'm an open minded voter and the candidates trying to become california's next senator take the stage to try and win over votes ahead of the primary election. we'll break down last night's debate from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. it is 8:00. welcome to mornings on two. as you look live at the golden gate bridge, we still see some fog in the air right now. thank you so much for joining us. i'm andre senior. good morning. i'm gasia mikaelian. it's tuesday february 13th. some of you might have sprinkles right now according to our steve paulson. but the real stuff is a little bit of way. still, tomorrow we've had some drizzle, but tomorrow is the start of what looks to be a wetter pattern, that is for sure. here i'm trying to update something here briefly because there's a lot of cloud cover there, but there are a few sun breaks out there. we are looking at tem

>> i think if you follow the cdc guidelines, they do recommend an unactivated child who has been exposed with measles should stay home for at least 21 days. >> reporter: the cdc reports that have been 35 recent cases of measles across 15 states. today, michigan reported an additional case, bringing the number to 16. the disease was declared eliminated from the u.s. in 2000, but vaccination rates have since fallen below the 95% needed to achieve herd immunity. speak with a measles, mumps, and rubella vaccine is externally safe. we have been giving it to kids for decades. >> reporter: tonight, broward county is reporting a seventh measles case, in a child under five. the vaccine is required in order to attend classes here, but there are religious and medical exemptions, and the district so students can always attend classes online. norah? >> norah: such an important story and update. manny bojorquez, thank you. two major airlines raise their baggage fees. will tell you which ones next. i don't have a problem with my memory." memory loss is, is not something that occurs overnight. i started

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new this morning, the cdc plans to relax isolation guidelines for people who testoh agency says the proposal will drop the five day covid 19 isolation recommendation. medical officials will advise people with mild and improving symptoms to decide when they leave home after they've been fever free for at least 24 hours. the change would match the rules already put in place by california's health department. the cruise ship that sailed out of san francisco on friday, despite having more than 156 crew members and passengers on board, has arrived in hawaii. state officials who boarded the queen victoria say the gastrointestinal illness has symptoms similar to neural virus. the first reports of the illness came after the ship left florida and continued after it arrived in san francisco. everyone who has reported symptoms, including 25 crew members, has been isolated. the cdc is working with hawaii's health department to investigate the illness. climate change appears to be undoing many of the gains made in improving air quality in the united states. a new study by a nonprofit research group finds

tragedy touches his family, the hero will have to change his guidelines to remember what is really important, forgive me, he sent this to his mother, who hero goes to donbass and this trip to the epicenter of hostilities will divide his life into before and after. nikolai will see with his own eyes what is happening there; in fact, he will understand that these, as it seemed to him, distant events are actually close to each of us. and then what? there was my childhood and youth, and now the enemy. the main character performed by anton shagin becomes the audience's eyes and ears in the battlefields, and his personal story helps everyone understand the events of today. the film also stars actors, real witnesses and participants in the fighting in donbass; they know first-hand what it’s like there on the front line. what we do is very believable, because they don’t like what we do today on the court, because we don’t play, but live, we try to bring everything as close to reality as possible and i hope that we will succeed, the truth is that this film carries this is one of the reasons why it’s worth watching this picture: our guys are dyi

possible. to be carried out within five months, that is, this is a good guideline for how technological means to contain an enemy whon terms of the number of personnel, the main challenge in this article still, in my opinion, lies in a certain temporary such gap, that is, the failure between what we now have to get the enemy, using a limited number of conventional weapons and ammunition and to create the prerequisites for... new forms of warfare with the scaling of the use of drones for various purposes, these two processes are now synchronizing, as i understand it, and in fact they should become a prerequisite for the format of defense and offensive actions of the armed forces of ukraine throughout this year, especially since we are already seeing vivid manifestations of the use of long-range strike drones for strikes against russia, when we are primarily talking about russia. power from oil refining, when there at least eight powerful objects in russia were struck at a deep distance by new models of long-range weapons of ukrainian production, the same applies there to deterring the enemy in the black sea and there

people who drink too much alcohol. more than the guidelinewo for men. people can start making a change today to improve their heart shape. >> flip the question, what can we do right, or better to help our heart. >> first is exercise, one of the best ways you're going to get your heart in shape, per se. we want people exercising regularly that will help reduce weight, so we know that being obese or overweight is a contributed to heart health issues. losing weight. we mentioned blood pressure, exercise can help reduce your blood pressure by strengthening your heart and it can also help lower your bad or ldl cholesterol and increase your good or hdl cholesterol. so get move zbg not just like slow walks, you want to get your heart pump zblg you do. the american heart association and the cdc both say 150 minutes of moderate to intense physical activity a week. if you think about that,'s five days a week 30 minutes a day. getting that heart rate up. that can be divided into three ten-minute segments. think about a morning break at work walk. luncht

to someone who is this, we would show new people to the the the guidelines is right the way it uses the washington of deliberately driving released into the conflict the long. so i'm majoring united nations security council meeting to examine the reason us strikes in syria and iraq. also, syria rejects the idea that the territories of member states and the blood of the people have become a platform for american election campaigns. the said representative of the you and i q as in washington of political plays a include infringing on sovereign nations. i'm the people also and we do not have at this time uh any confirmation of any civilian casualties. the targets we hit were absolutely valid. targets was in claims that has a tax on thursdays, not result in civilians. the tyler sees a claim that conflicts with the reality of families who loved ones that have been slain was nearer than what had happened. and i saw with my own eyes how my family members died. i wish i could forget it all. and on less than wives belonged to the seeds of said i go for a 2nd day in a row at some time, few places

people who are either judicial officials, or professors and researchers in the field of justice. all statements, guidelinesparticipate in the first national conference of judicial thoughts. meetings were organized an elite group was immediately formed. we had 15 specialized meetings on how to interact. judiciary with the seminary, the connection with scientific and research assemblies and the public nature of the judicial system are the three important dimensions of the thoughts of the revolutionary leader, which will be discussed in this conference. we pursue the goal of following the demands of the leadership, the concerns of the leadership and the guidelines that the supreme leader had with the head of the food agency and the officials during these years in a scientific formulation. head of the judiciary at this time. he said: the duty of the judicial system is not only to have a court, but for what purpose is the general inspection of the country has he come what is the purpose of the administrative court of justice established in the constitution and it is considered to be related to the judiciary? pr

. >>> moving you forward, new covid isolation guideline, the federal health agency plans to drop the five day isolation requirement for americans who test period for covid. the cdc is expected to recommend those infected no longer need to stay away from others once they have been fever free for 24 hours and have mild or improving conditions. infectious disease experts believe the change may be because most people have developed an immunity to the virus due to prior infection or vaccination. early therapies like paxlovid will reduce illness and keep people out of the hospital. they still recommend you wear a mask if you test positive. >>> a new study shows pregnant woman that get vaccinated for covid can protect their babies from the disease. the american academy of pediatrics found infants of boosted mothers had significantly higher protection from covid symptoms in the first six months of birth. researchers say the findings highlight how much a mother's vaccination can benefit newborns who are too young to receive the vaccination. they say even healthy babies are vulnerable to covid and at risk for severe disease. >>> new at 6:00

guidelines. our social affairs editor alison holt has been to meet one family who got in touch saying the pressuren a huge toll. a family exhausted and struggling without enough help in somerset. we don't know how long we can carry on like this, basically. one story that echoes the experiences of so many others who have contacted us. show everyone how clever you are. all caring for severely disabled loved ones, young and old. all describing lengthy battles for nhs support. hiya! we're just left in the middle with a lot of empathy from professionals. empathy doesn't buy us sleep. louise and brad fostered and adopted 15—year—old jack and his twin sister chloe when they were little. jack has learning disabilities, epilepsy and challenging behaviour. they have been looking for a permanent foster placement since they were three months old. i think chloe had had six or seven placements and jack had had six. the council provides them with some support but jack's health needs have increased. two years ago he had his right hipjoint removed. only muscle holds the leg in place and at times he is in a lot of

guidelines. the cdc is about to announce new guidance saying americans who test positive no longer have to stay homes news coming from the washington post. instead people could return to work and school if they have been fever free for at least 24 hours without the aid of medication and if symptoms are improving, big change. >> nearly four years after the pandemic. well, american alligators, we know they're generally found in the southeast, like florida and texas, which is why these images in arizona have sparked some concern. >> the gators were seen floating in a pond in mesa, but officials say they're not real. why do they look so real, though? >> except for what is that on? no, it still looks real. >> it does. even with the bird or whatever it is. >> but the birds know it's not real. the faux reptiles are made of styrofoam. but try telling that to the residents who saw them. oh >> no, you don't see an alligator in the fort on you. >> i was like, are. but now i'm like, yeah, because it's not real. i think that would have been my reaction as well. >> officials say the pond is also home to a fake cr

who have done nothing. it's their fault are not doing guidelines, regulations.y to put them in place and what is mike johnson do, like -- he puts together a bipartisan commission. oh, my god. you're kidding me. it's here. do something about it. but you know, they can't agree on lunch, so -- must be hard. >> so, are you optimistic about a.i. or scared or both or -- >> neither. i can't stand the accelerationists and the decelerationists. am i -- i'm looking at it, am i optimistic about electricity? in some cases, yes. i don't much like electrocution. when you invent the ship, you invicinity the ship wreck. what i'm optimistic about, there are great uses. there are great ways to create wealth. and there's enormous danger. we should mitigate for this. you are never going to get rid of all the danger. and maximize for the benefits. health care, all kinds of new businesses, exciting new ways to do it. and guess who dominates this area? the united states of america. once again. and by the way, san francisco. that's where they all are, you know, beginning to locate. we

guidelines? sweden hungry is president, has resigned in the face of criticism for pardoning a man who helped to cover up sex abuse and a children's home. kathlyn novak pardons 24 people ahead of the pipes visit hungry in april last year. and among them was an official from the children's home who hid his bosses, abuse of under age boys between 242016 have access. she made a mistake or more that i'm back in aust about america, especially as a hand gary and citizens. i expect the president of the republics not to make mistakes. however, if a mistake occurs, the president should acknowledge accountability, take responsibility, and even consider resigning from that position. i apologize to those whom i have offended to all the victims who might have felt that i did not stand up for them. i have consistently advocated with the protection of children and families today marks my final address to you as president. as i turned in my resignation from the pest of the president of the republic. spanish font is have staged to protest outside of supermarket and southern spain on the 5th day of nationwide for test

cognitive assessment is not a guideline recommended exam that should be performed in people who are of any age, it is not the data says that the united states preventive services task force says there's insufficient data to recommend universe personal cognitive screening for older adults in the us. so he may not get any exam like that at all. that being said patients can certainly request this. in which case there are a variety of cognitive exams that can be administered relatively quickly and are fairly accurate at predicting things like mild cognitive impairment, which is what you would see in an older person that doesn't actually rise to the level of dementia or anything like that. the most common tool for this is something called the montreal cognitive assessment we don't know whether he underwent any type of cognitive assessment. i can say that last year when this exam was done, there was no discussion of a cognitive assessment in the dock there's report. >> we just learned from the white house. literally as you were speaking, sir, that the white house doctors, or rather the presi

should be pulled out, remember, you must have seen handmade shoes, why can i even tell you the guidelines of whos basically rubbed on the blisters, and a callus, yes it is a callus, but it is a soft callus. on a trampling, hard callus, and there is also such a callus - a core callus, it is treated precisely in the first place, these calluses usually appear between fingers, right? consequences, but the calluses are removed simply, and if we remove the cause, they will not exist, calluses are not operated on, they are not burned, and so on, we have someone with a problem like this, mung bean too. everything is fine, sit down, look, we are bringing feet , firstly, there is flatfoot, transverse, longitudinal, there is no transverse longitudinal arch, and the foot looks, well, no offense, like pawing, yes, there is nothing , this arch, here metatarsal bones, it looks like a roman arch, for which, for shock absorption, there is no shock absorption here, here is a bone, here is a joint , here is a joint, here is a finger, here she rests on them, walks , there is no shock absorption, it gives, so i say,

who had never actually heard of arfid before. ready? steady. since alfie's inquest, stockport nhs trust has said they're deeply sorry they missed opportunities and have introduced new guidelinesnow calling for better awareness of arfid, especially around its links to autism. i really, really want a pathway for understanding and knowledge for children on the spectrum. i don't want it to happen to anybody else. so although this hopefully will help other families. i will continue being his mum, and i'll keep being his voice. just sadly i wasn't heard then, but i'll make sure i'm heard now. patients in north devon have lauched a social media campaign to find their own doctor. the communities of lynton and lynmouth are hoping their advert goes viral because they only have until the end of april before their current healthcare provider pulls out. it would leave them facing a 40—mile round trip to see a doctor. andrea ormsby has the story. selling lynton and lymouth to tourists has never been difficult, but now it could be a matter of life and death. the jewels in exmoor�*s crown are desperate to attract a doctor to save their surgery. the current health care provider is pulling out

guidelines. let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines. the daughter of a woman whohas told the bbc that she believed they were the banned xl bully breed. esther martin, who was 68, died at the scene of the attack near clacton—on—sea on saturday. police say they're working to identify the breeds of the dogs. a 39—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of dangerous dog offences. police have charged a sixth person in connection with the murders of two teenagers in bristol. —— fourth person the 17—year—old, who can't be named for legal reasons, will appear before magistrates tomorrow. mason rist, who was 15, and 16—year—old max dixon died in hospital after being attacked in the knowle west area just over a week ago. police in london say the suspect in a chemical attack on wednesday, used a "very strong concentrated "corrosive substance" against a mother and her daughters. police are offering a reward of up to 20,000 for information leading to his arrest. abdul shokoor ezedi was last seen leaving tower hill tube station on wednesday night, hours after the attack. a

that prompted new federal guidelines and triggered a political firestorm. at the pentagon today, austin -- whors old -- was visibly limping as he made his way to the podium for his first press conference since the scandal broke. >> i'm recovering well, but as you can see, i'm still recovering. i wanna be crystal clear -- we did not handle this right, and i did not handle this right. i should've told the president about my cancer diagnosis, i should have also told my team and the american public. and i take full responsibility. william: the reviews of the department's notification protocols are still ongoing. our own nick schifrin was there at the pentagon today, and joins me now. there is this long gap of almost one month between the diagnosis and him finding out about it and him telling the president. how did he explain that? nick: he called his cancer diagnosis a gut punch and he said his instinct was to remain private. but as you point out it was nearly one month between the time he got his diagnosis, he had his surgery, and he had his complications which required a second hospitalization a

have, we just sort of letting go of really all of these guidelines is that the >> public is not always that consider it and certainly you don't know who in your circle on the metro in dc person who's standing next to you. you don't know what their health history is? >> i do think we >> have learned how to live with it. and as you said, there is a lot of immunity in the community. and for most people, but not everybody an infection is something that you can that you can shrug off but again, i think if we're going to let people come back to work very quickly than we need to have some common sense in the workplace and take precautions for other people who may be more vulnerable than you know? >> but a lot of people as you know, dr. and this is probably why you're so concerned. they just they look at the guidelines companies do and they just kind of stick to the guidelines right? which is why i see that. we see the concern in your voice with what you're saying. we can see it on your face there. what would you be saying then to business owner? there's two liters of companies, as they say, but this is the guidelines and i'm following these.

who doesn't have a fever. there are other symptoms. how contagious before you go back to work and that does not sit with guidelines.ce from doctors. >> john: to have a one size fits all policy as we do now, that if you test positive for covid you have to stay away from work for five days, some people may appreciate the vacation, it does have a big economic impact. particularly if a person is on paxlovid, you can have a fever one day, go on paxlovid, it's gone and feel fine the next yet mandated you stay home for five days. so, this idea that you are floating of individual case by case basis based on a doctor's recommendation, you believe that's the prudent way to go. but will the cdc say that? >> no, they shouldn't -- they have been saying it to me. when i interviewed dr. mandy conehead of cdc she said that to me. doctors need to go back in charge. but these guidelines are not going to reflect that and i absolutely agree with every word you just said. we are getting a lot of people out of work because of guidelines out of date right now, so it's absolutely the time to pull them back for what you just said. and we a

guideline changes. >> there are several reasons, first, more population of immunity. we have a menu of options now including even for people not vaccinated who are seriously ill using early therapy like paxlovid to keep you away from the hospital. >> california and oregon implemented it. experts still recommend you wear a mask if you test positive for covid. >>> all right, attention home buyers. you might be missing out on a property tax break and you have a deadline tomorrow. we will show you how to apply, next . >>> we are tracking this rain coming down across the bay area. and those additional storms, what i am seeing about rain totals as we head all of the way into next we ek democrats agree. conservative republican steve garvey is the wrong choice for the senate. ...our republican opponent here on this stage has voted for donald trump twice. mr. garvey, you voted for him twice... as your own man, what is your decision? garvey is wrong for california. but garvey's surging in the polls. fox news says garvey would be a boost to republican control of the senate. stop garvey. adam schiff for senate. i'm adam schiff, and i approve this messag

be done but i think there needs to be an increased awareness and support for those who are struggling. nice guidelinese struggling with their tinnitus. at the moment, the people in our survey said that _ the moment, the people in our survey said that only one in 20 of them were _ said that only one in 20 of them were being referred for cognitive behavioural therapy, which is a proven— behavioural therapy, which is a proven psychological intervention for people with tinnitus. and that, when _ for people with tinnitus. and that, when you — for people with tinnitus. and that, when you see eight out of ten saying they've _ when you see eight out of ten saying they've got _ when you see eight out of ten saying they've got a big mental health impact, — they've got a big mental health impact, there is a bit of a mismatch. i think there needs to be more _ mismatch. i think there needs to be more focused and more resource into providing _ more focused and more resource into providing the support for people living _ providing the support for people living with tinnitus. as providing the support for people livin

who does this affect and what does this new responsibilty mean? it is professionals working with children so they will know the guidelines and regulations they alreadyother question is when do people need to report concerns about child sexual abuse and this is interesting because the independent inquiry into child which went to and 15 investigations, this was its number one recommendation and the government pretty much had to implement it. the independent inquiry said reports should be made when the disclosure of child sexual abuse from a child or potentially perpetrator or when you witness a child being sexually abused but then the third one, when you recognise indicators of child sexual abuse. things like teachers noticing if the child is subdued or hanging out with the wrong sort of person. the home office confirmed this third category 0ffice confirmed this third category is not included in the duty and that is not included in the duty and that is controversial. lawyers working with victims of child sexual abuse says this is one type of crime were people do not come forward to report it and you do need to cover these kind of situations where teac

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guidelines and how to best help him. but nothing existed because it was all based on female samples. john: what do you tell parents, guardians, or anyone who's got a young male they care about in their lives? what are the signs they should look for? >> you know, muscle building goals are pretty common in teenage boys. a third of teenage boys report that they're trying to bulk up or gain weight, and not all of them will develop an eating disorder. however, warning signs for an eating disorder occur when a boy develops a preoccupation or obsession with food, exercise, appearance, or weight in a way that impairs their school or daily functioning and also starts to really worsen their quality of life. so, for instance, some of the boys with eating disorders that i care for spend five plus hours in the gym, and if they aren't in the gym all day, they'll feel guilty about it. they won't be able to eat out with family or friends because they perceive restaurant food or home cooked food to be insufficient in protein or too fatty. and so when it really gets to a point where it's impairing your social functioning or work or school functioning, that's

who had never actually heard of arfid before. ready? steady. since alfie's inquest, stockport nhs trust has said they're deeply sorry they missed opportunities and have introduced new guidelinesetter awareness of arfid, especially around its links to autism. i really, really want a pathway for understanding and knowledge for children on the spectrum. i don't want it to happen to anybody else. so although this hopefully will help other families. i will continue being his mum, and i'll keep being his voice. just sadly i wasn't heard then, but i'll make sure i'm heard now. for viewers in the uk, if you have been affected by any of the issues raised help is available from bbc action line — just visit bbc.co.uk/actionline. the boss of budget airline ryanair is warning that the price of tickets could be up to 10% higher this summer compared with last year because the company is struggling to get hold of new planes. michael o'leary says the late delivery of some boeing aircraft will affect the number of available seats. simonjones reports. after what has been a very wet and windy winter, it's hardly surprising that the thoughts of many are already turning to spending summer in sunni