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President andres manuel lopez obrador had himself proposed the vote as a means of strengthening his mandate for his remaining three years. doctors in the pacific archipelago of tonga say they are treating more cases of post—traumatic stress following a massive volcanic eruption injanuary. new zealands pasifika medical association says both adults and children are affected, with things like loud noises and thunder triggering panic attacks. the undersea eruption near tonga was so big that it was...

>> something is getting lost in translation. they say that they are going to appeal the decision and it is an improper verdict. they say that the plaintiff never disclosed that he had anxiety or suffered from panic attacks and he was not fired due to that but because of how he behaved after the ill-fated birthday celebration. so they say they never told him but the jury did not believe that? >> yet, i hate to be the party, but all of the party things in the anxiety, it is it is an interesting th...

>> a surprise office birthday party that he never wanted as it landed this man a big payday. he said he associated his birthday with bad memories and that it could trigger a panic attack for him. the man claims the company ignored his request and he said he was crippled by panic attacks. and then he was fired. he was awarded half a million dollars and that is where we pick up tonight. we have more from david and brian. thank you guys for joining us. >> its great to be back, shannon. >> okay, so ...

Today, cassandra? >> that my daughter has been suffering from ptsd that triggers the panic attacks and anxiety attacks and just the disappointment from the system in not getting justice for her. >> bill: is this the d.a. george gascon restorative justice policy. the reason the 13-year-old was given a slap on the hand? >> his policy -- a 13-year-old that commits a crime of this magnitude. so i am not really sure if its because of the policy or because the lack of policy. it has nothing to do with...

Forms of public transportation. the original lawsuit filed by a group that poses these public—health mandates and to individuals who said wearing masks on flight exacerbated their anxiety and panic attacks. this is the first successful lawsuit against the biden administration mask mandates, previously lawsuits have tried but failed to flaunt the rules, it is unclear how quickly this ruling will be implemented on trains and planes across the country or whether the justice party will look to hol...

Overstepped and not legitimate enough to uphold a mask mandate based on claims around masks being related to panic attacks and anxiety. i do not want to minimize that, but i want to state what has happened has been an undermining of a very legitimate public health organization and its recommendations. that alone should cause everybody to pause because this is something weve seen with reproductive rights, cracks that are opening across the country. doing this mid flight was so unfair and inequita...

Airplanes, trains and other mass transit. it was set to expire today, but you might remember the government extended it last week through may 3rd. the justice department not saying whether theyll block the judges order. the cdc, faa and tsa all evaluating their options. this is a major travel weekend as easter and passover holidays saw airports back to pre-pandemic crowds. the tsa screening an average of 2.1 million travelers each day last week. joining us is pete williams and nbc correspondent ...

Some will only hold about a bed and maybe a tiny little bathroom. so theres not a whole lot of room. that is a lot better than a school gymnasium or sheltering in a bomb shelter in ukraine. the government tells me that by and large estonians want to help ukrainians which is why they are being so generous in taking so many. it is obviously a big financial burden. but estonians understand the constant threat of russian aggression. they have a lot of empathy for ukrainians. everyone here has a stor...

Hold a bed and maybe a tiny little bathroom. so not a lot of room but better than a school gymnasium, a lot better than sheltering in a bomb shelter in ukraine. the government tells me that by and large, estonians want to help ukrainians, which is why theyre being so generous in taking so many. its a big financial burden but estonians understand the constant threat of russian aggression as an exsoviet state themselves. they have a lot of empathy. everyone here has a story. all over the country. ...

Doctor nihara krause is a consultant clinical psychologist who has seen mental health issues increase this is bbc news, dramatically since the the headlines: start of the pandemic. british prime minister, borisjohnson, with the pandemic we have had has promised to reform the way to face an invisible threat, downing street operates and one of the things that after a senior civil servant leading an inquiry happens with that is that our into lockdown parties sense of safety, identified a serious fa...