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behaviour is left unchecked, unmanaged, unsolved and when people see the _ unmanaged, unsolved and when people see the results of what happens when a woman_ see the results of what happens when a woman report sexism, misogyny, abuse _ a woman report sexism, misogyny, abuse or— a woman report sexism, misogyny, abuse or harassment in any way it renders— abuse or harassment in any way it renders them quite silent and they can't _ renders them quite silent and they can't go _ renders them quite silent and they can't go and complain about it because — can't go and complain about it because the resources, pathways and constructs _ because the resources, pathways and constructs are not there to do this. for spain— constructs are not there to do this. for spain itself i think there is an overhaui— for spain itself i think there is an overhaul of— for spain itself i think there is an overhaul of governance needed. if you take _ overhaul of governance needed. if you take for instance if you resign from _ you take for instance if you resign from the — you take for instance if you resign from the spanish football team, it is seen _ from the spanish football team, it is seen as— from the spanish football team, it is seen as an infraction. which is an infringement against civil liberties, if you are not happy you should _ liberties, if you are not happy you should he — liberties, if you are not happy you should be able to resign, it should not he _ should be able to resign, it should not be seen as a threat to your civil_ not be seen as a threat to your civil liberty _ not be seen as a threat to your civil liberty if you resign from a football — civil liberty if you resign from a football team because you do not like the _ football team because you do not like the way you are being treated. but i _ like the way you are being treated. but i think— like the way you are being treated. but i think there is a deeper problem. _ but i think there is a deeper problem, 140 members of the spanish
identify with her reason to quit, particularly women, giving the high rates of burnout. to be clear as to what burnout means, it's chronic workplace stress that has been unmanaged. so we are seeing workplaces really not work for women, particularly in a post-pandemic hybrid work environment. >> yeah, we have done so many stories about that. as we went through the pandemic and just thinking of the high rates of women quitting their jobs and staying home and caring -- carrying so much of the burden. i know you interviewed ardern in 2017. she talked about the pressure placed on women to do more, do better at work and at home while smiling and balancing life for themselves and those around us. look, men don't feel the same pressure to do their best at both home and at work. does this double standard add to the burnout? >> absolutely does. i think what's really fascinating are the reasons why we are seeing this trend in
Lisa explores serious mental illness and how it's affecting her home city of Los Angeles; she meets those who are suffering as well as those who are fighting...
hi, cora. >> hi, diana. how are you today? >> fine. how are you? >> good. have a seat. here for your abilify injection today. >> yes, i am. >> after years of homelessness and unmanaged mental illness, diana is now diligent about her medication, visiting mental health america of la at least once a month. but diana has received much more than that. outside the center, the staff has helped her in many other ways. they found her her very own apartment and connected her with a series of short-term jobs. with this newfound stability, she's reunited with her children, and for the first time, her grandchildren. and that has given her her biggest key to recovery, a reason to get up in the morning. >> what's your purpose?
please support right now. don't wait for weeks and months because we need the support right now. perhaps thomas while we have you here in the last few seconds of our conversation, as you returned to these efforts. what do you see are the biggest problems the people are having that require this medical aid and support? >> i think, you know, it's two tracks. massive disruption to the healthcare system and a lot of chronic disease in the world. if it's unmanaged you find yourself in a crisis, that's always true. even in mass evacuation in the states. this is an act of war. on top of the disruption to the normal health system, we have a targeting of hospitals and civilian populations and indiscriminate bombing by one of the most powerful armies in the world. i think the level of acute care needed, traumatic injury, we have among the things brought in on the airlift yesterday, half a
question. what we are finding is that in terms of the future plans, production levels, the policies of support, through subsidies, tax incentives and public financing, there is still helping to entrench and lock in a reliance on fossil fuel at a time when we need to be rapidly winding down and moving away from fossilfuel rapidly winding down and moving away from fossil fuel production and use in unmanaged and equitable manner. stay with me, ploy. in less than two weeks, over 120 leaders will be meeting in glasgow for a major climate summit. but not everyone is going to be there. today, the kremlin confirmed vladimir putin will not attend the summit in person. that's despite russia being the fourth largest emitter of greenhouse gases in the world. it's unclear whether china's president and india's prime minister will be attending. they're the first and third biggest greenhouse emitters.
has been done to border patrol agents by washington dc all of it ends up for more empowerment of these cartels. >> feels like an escalating compounding crisis and why wouldn't it be? everything in the country seems to be in some process of managed to decline but this one is not managed him. it is unmanaged. >> it is managed. our borders managed by the cartels. the cartels decide who comes in and who comes out. we have disempowered border patrol and it is horrible to see our national guard and border patrol taking fire from these evil cartels and we are ignoring the humanitarian crisis, two little girls, 4, 6 years old and the matching sweaters and braids were found by our border patrol on the border by themselves
cell. we did not even say we were members of congress. we didn't have an opportunity even to utter our names. and the women fell into our arms. grateful for any shred of humanity. >> let me -- >> or compassion. >> let me ask you, kellyanne conway said that congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez's claim that -- one woman said to her she had been told by an official to -- to drink out of a toilet. kellyanne conway has said that's outrageous and untrue and the acting secretary of homeland security described it as being unsubstantiated saying it was, quote, clean and unmanaged. that was the facility you were at. i'm wondering how you respond to that. was it clean and well-managed? did you hear this person say what congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez says she heard? >> well, let me just say this. i believe the people closest to the pain should be closest to the power. and that that is why i went to the border to hear directly from these families impacted. and in this cell, i went to test the water, and, again, we learned that these women had only been relocated in the last
and the women fell into our arms. grateful for any shred of humanity. >> let me -- >> or compassion. >> let me ask you, kellyanne conway said that congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez's claim that -- one woman said to her she had been told by an official to -- to drink out of a toilet. kellyanne conway has said that's outrageous and untrue and the acting secretary of homeland security described it as being unsubstantiated saying it was, quote, clean and unmanaged. that was the facility you were at. i'm wondering how you respond to that. was it clean and well-managed? did you hear this person say what congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez says she heard? >> well, let me just say this. i believe the people closest to the pain should be closest to the power. and that that is why i went to the border to hear directly from these families impacted. and in this cell, i went to test
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