Toward as much as they could rer as what happened before that moment or the accumulation of these moments. You know, go back to the beginning. Go back to your childhood. Not as a trite way to excuse what you might have done, not to say that everything depends on the patterns of your life, but his thinking seemed to be if you can understand by learning about yourself enough to know who you were in the moment before the traumatic event, then youll have an easier time understanding how you behaved in the first controlled moment you might be more maybe not forgiveness, but at least theres some understanding built in. So that seemed, you know, is that perfect . No. But for whats available out there, seemed like a pretty good shot. Yeah. I just wanted to make one quick note. Ivem interviewed a couple dozn ptsd survivors, male, female, war veterans, rape survivors. One of the most powerful therapy is the yoga as an alternative therapy because it helps change, the hypervigilance thats associat
Used in a anticochran political video briefly posted online. Won the gop week primary runoff against a rival backed by the departure. Tea party. Journalrows washington we will look at a decisions handed down by the Supreme Court as they wrap up this term. And on the oneyear anniversary of the courts decision on the afense of marriage act, discussion on what has happened nationally since the rulings and whether the issue could return to the courts docket. Also, a detroit reporter joins us to talk about the more the 28 million vehicles that have been recalled this year. We will take your calls and tweets as well. That begins tomorrow at 7 00 a. M. Eastern on cspan. Author Daniel Schulman on the koch brothers. Lawsuitwas a massive between the group mothers and the shareholders, and this terminates in a board room showdown. They were trying to expand the size of the board, and this would have ended up opposing charles is the chairman, and they would have taken a greater role in the directi
Speak commissioners, let me state something categorically. This commission did not pay detail attention when one of the deans was there, the southeast. Committed so the very nefarious activities for which she was removed. This is what perturbs the community when we see any changes made irrespective of whether they are holistic or not and if they are not brought before the community in a wholesome manner, it disturbs us. So, we really i dont care if the assistant general manager for external affairs calls here and says anything. I dont believe her. I simply dont believe her because her actions in the past has not been wholesome. She was brought before the committee. And a dark cloud, a sad day for an advocate. I dont go to the Southeast Commission meetings. Why . Look at the people who are appointed. Look at the chair. She doesnt even understand english. So you go there to blah blah blah whatever, you might have chickens cackling there. We need to treat the community with respect. Fault
Its that they might do a Police Officer has been shot less of in city centres dead at croydon custody and more of it elsewhere. Centre in south london. The cost of the pandemic the bbc understands britains debt continues to rise the 23 year old suspect then turned the gun on himself with borrowing hitting and is in a Critical Condition. £35 billion in august. The metropolitan Police Say Hundreds of students at universities the officer was taken to hospital where he later died. The mayor of london in scotland are self isolating has paid tribute. And all students there are told not to go to pubs or parties this weekend. He left home to come to work and do its obviously the right advice, we should be maintaining social distancing and stuff but to be honest, i dont think its very realistic. What Police Officers do on a daily royal finances are down £35 million as visitors to Buckingham Palace and Windsor Castle fall dramatically. Basis and unfortunately and the queens granddaughter Princ
Public health field and its a real, you know privilege for me to. Be here with you to you know to talk about your brilliant new book. I want to just you know start simply. You know explain the title silent invasion and you know the reasons you wrote the book what you talk about a little bit at the beginning of the book. Yeah, great professor and im gonna call you larry. So thank you. Its really an opportunity to be with you again. Weve had a long career together battling pandemics around the globe and making sure the most vulnerable are served and i hope we take that message here in this country, but i called it silent invasion to really raise the alert that despite the capacity. We hadnt been diagnosing truly diagnosing respiratory diseases ever in this country. I was confronted that in africa 20 actually in 1998 where fever was treated first as malaria, and then its Something Else and then its Something Else and maybe it was tuberculosis and maybe it was hiv and it was all perceptive