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Not 100% of the total at this point. i know about the patients that came to our facility. i haven't been able to come up with a total. >> do you -- when you look at events like this -- this is difficult for an emergency room and a hospital like your to imagine multiple victims. do you have the resources, the experts, the expertise, youre se this? >> as you know, unfortunately, there is an enormous amount of accidents and violence in all of our communities. sentara is a longtanneding level 1 trauma center. we have a very experience teamed, led by the eastern virginia medical school that pair up...

And a change in behavior. covid we've been through this routine. i don't want covid patients in the e.r. unless they're really sick and having trouble breathing. >> dana: dr. marc siegel. important information for our virus. a lot of people will gathering with family this weekend. stay close and we'll watch for anything else you do at foxnews.com as well for updates. thank you so much. >> get your flu shot and get your covid shot. >> drop the gun, drop the gun. >> bill: awful stuff. police involved shooting in upstate new york. what happened in the moments just before shots rang out. >> dana: ...

Particularly young people reporting issues during the pandemic. and i wonder what this data shows right now? >> yeah, jim. i think this data adds to our understanding of the impact that the pandemic did have on the mental health of our young people, kids, teens, and previous studies separate from the new research did find that among high schoolers, for instance, nearly three quarters of them reported adverse childhood experiences during the pandemic. like abuse in the home or like not having enough food to eat and these type of experiences could increase your risk for having suicidal ideation....

When the pandemic occurred in 2019. at end of the chart there were spikes in e.r. visits related to suicide ideation. now with this trend takes us from here, where it goes post pandemic, it is still too early to tell you. you do see at end of the chart, the graph ends in the month of may 2021. there is a small dip in the frequency of e.r. visits as you see there. but again it is still too early to tell where this takes us. but think the takeaway, this survey is based on 200 hospitals in the state of illinois but it does reflect a national trend. it does reflect a need for more child psychologi...

Our dr. gupta showed to us where the stomach of the baby, the muscles are retracting. is that the point that you bring the child into the e.r.? >> definitely. or at least seek medical care. so the majority of kids who get rsv are going it basically have a cold. they may have a stuff any nose, a cough, low-grade fevers and they won't feel good. about you if you see your child start really working harder to breathe, you can often notice their belly is moving much more than it normally would when they breathe or you can see they are sort of sucking in up above their ribs or even in between theirs...