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Suggested that in some cases, the pulsed electromagnetic energy plausibly explains the core characteristics or the information gaps exist. it did not look into the question of whether a foreign actor may be involved. its worth mentioning that an earlier interim report from the cia last month found no evidence of a widespread campaign by a foreign state and said many cases could be explained by natural causes or stress. but us here a bit more about whether this mystery actually is being solved. a...

The cuban strong man who can break records and cans with his shoulder blades. intelligent experts in the united states say they may have finally uncovered the cause of a mysterious illness among diplomatic staff that has been dubbed havana syndrome. it is dizziness and disorientation among its symptoms. it do not completely sure, however, but the panel on anomalous health instance has been looking over some of the unresolved cases of the syndrome. its concluded so far the signs and symptoms are ...

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Getting out in these small windows when the shelling stops for just a little bit of time. a lot of the people that are traveling are children and dr. marc siegel joins us now. one of the things that the children deal with is just complete disorientation and they are also still -- the light for the parents trying to get them to safety. >> absolutely, dana. i spoke to a doctor, the senior humanitarian lead of save the children u.k. she is a pediatrician, emergency medicine all over the world tryin...

Indiscriminately from a farther distance into civilian areas. do those things coincide in your analysis? >> look, we have certainly anecdotal evidence that at times and at places, russian soldiers are definitely facing some morale issues, disorientation. some of them are saying they thought they were going on a training exercise and not an invasion of another country so we certainly believe that there are instances of flagging morale and that that is -- as it would in any army, that affects your...

A nuclear use by russia responded to by nato. >> john: its right there, tu160s, not su24. lindsey graham was on yesterday and said if there was a nuclear strike in ukraine, that could be an article 5 violation, fallout could go to a number of nato countries. and it could be subject to attack. >> this has never happened before, 77 years since the bombings in nagasaki, and hiroshima, below hiroshima range, nobody is going to know whats happening, a large conventional blast and confusion, disorient...

10. theyre the ones for whom this car is going to be with them for a while. >> thats right, ali. so for a younger child, a toddler, they need mom or dad or both and they need to have enough food and water and all of that and be protected and secure. as children who are older, the school age, 5 to really all the way through high school, the disorientation and fear, danger, is much more traumatic in a way. but the kids that im really worried about, ali, are those children on some sort of chronic m...

What it is, a difficulty in communicating. a difficulty in expressing yourself in writing, and speaking or in understanding language or communication. and it actually can be treated a lot of times with speech therapy or with reorienting the brain so it uses non-verbal cues. it is very difficult and it can get progressively worse. if bruce williss case were hearing reports overnight that say -- majority of the time this comes from a stroke actually or a blow to the head, a single blow to the head...

He has had disorientation. what am i doing on the set. as we showed in the soundbite. lines having to be read to him. thats a progressive situation that seems less acute. if you suddenly develop aphasia, you worry about a stroke or a blow to the head. but if its over time like this, you worry about nerve degeneration, something thats been happening to the brain like unfortunately dementia or blows to the head. >> steve: well, you know, he is one of the biggest action stars of all time. he has be...