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In episode six, podcast hosts Levi Sowers and Brandon Rea interview two Vets to talk about mental health issues, including TBI and PTSD.
At the end of a uniquely challenging year, Christmas will offer much-needed solace to many people. As with most major events since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, however, it will feel markedly different as a result of ongoing social distancing restrictions. In particular, traditional gatherings and parties amongst colleagues, friends and family have largely been rendered impossible in many countries, while present shopping has significantly shifted online. As a result, digital technologies will be relied upon like never before to enjoy the festive period, which unfortunately presents ad...
Jenna: bottom of the hour, here's what's happening now, brand new information on the stories fox is following. israeli prime minister bin gentleman min netanyaho continuing his u.s. visit. rina ninan is live in jerusalem with the israeli reaction. >> reporter: tough talk coming from bin gentleman min netanyahu while in washington, he said jerusalem is not a settlement, suggesting israel will not compromise on the status of jerusalem in a final agreement. today we'll meet with president obama at the white house later this afternoon. mr. obama is expected to push him to begin indirect peace talk...
Song, they cheer right through the song, they started doing this in the 1980s. some people are taking offense to this, they argue it is disrespectful to our vets, among other things. steve brown has been checking this out, at the united center in chicago. i'm guess thank black hawks fans, they like this tradition, right? >> they absolutely do, they think it's an integral part of the game. as a matter of fact, i'm told the old stadium, chicago stadium, there were times when the crowd got so loud you couldn't hear the national anthem at all but it's become part and parcel of going to a black haw...
Home to the archrival detroit red wings, but rob otto looked up the u.s. code and, yes, it is disrespectful or at least against the rules to be cheering during the national anthem. have a listen. >> a specific way that you're supposed to be for the national anthem and when the flag is being raised in official capacity, and i just think that ignoring that is disrespectful for the rules that were set up. >> reporter: and specifically in the code it states that if you're not in uniform, that you need to stand there with your right hand over the heart and face the flag during the playing of the na...