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The largest company. Second apt act, christine eversol on her roles and the reality of being a woman in hollywood. I am so miserable without him, its like having him around. We begin in tie land where the capitol is reeling from one of the worst attacks in years. At least 19 people were killed when bomb exploded at a hindu shrine in the heart of a main shopping district in bankok. No one has claimed responsibility for the attack. The government is vowing to do everything it can to find those who set off the bomb. Veronica pedrosa has more from bangkok. With the fire from the explosion still bu...

Guilty thats the verdict boston bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev heard in court after two days of deliberating jurors believed the the 21yearold and his brother carried out the attack that killed 4 and injured more than 2060 people. Our very own john terret is here on todays verdict. Whats next . Morgan a whole new trial is next. Effectively, thats whats going to happen because today was thend of the guilty phase. Next comes the sentencing phase. The jury must decide whether Dzhokhar Tsarnaev should die for his crimes hors doeuvre life in prison. Guilty of all charges against him, Dzhokhar Tsarnaev li...

Patients could come in with stomach aches, but a nurse says a lot of times it’s anxiety, fear and emotional issues.

Associated Press A young girl looks out the window of her room in the pediatric unit of the Robert Debre hospital in France. A year into the coronavirus pandemic, increasing numbers of children are coming apart at the seams, their mental health shredded by the traumas of deaths, sickness and job losses in their families, the disruptions of lockdowns and curfews, and a deluge of anxieties poisoning their fragile young minds. KERA's Justin Martin spoke with Dr. Kia Carter, the co-medical director of psychiatry at Cook Children's Medical Center, about the global rise in suicide and self-harm w...

Where Texas parents and students with mental health concerns can turn for help Share: Share: Some already grappled with mental health challenges. Others experienced them for the first time. Pediatric psychiatric hospitals, such as Cook Children's Medical Center in Fort Worth, report admitting more young people after suicide attempts this fall than ever before. But families seeking treatment struggle to navigate the complicated health care system. "Many of our families are unable to access the services they need for ongoing treatment," Kia Carter, the center's co-medical director of psychiatry...