Will take plans and steps to mitigate any of the consequences and over the course of the last six weeks the government has taken considerable steps to ensure that if there is no deal scenario that we can leave in the safest and smoothest possible way. And this mum says her 12 year old son has spent more than £3,000 on in game purchases and sometimes gets up in the middle of the night to play. Well talk to her about a new report by mps on what needs to be done to protect children from addictive gaming. Hello. Welcome to the programme. Were live until 11 this morning. Is your child addicted to gaming . If so, how bad is it . We will talk about that later in the programme. Weve had so many m essa 9 es programme. Weve had so many messages from you about 0peration yellowhammer. You should not fall for this poor summary as being the real documents, in one tweet, and if thatis real documents, in one tweet, and if that is all they have, they are mooring competent and i thought they were. Hale
What you can control, what all of us can control is how we react in any situation and how we choose to invest our money in any situation. Again, i point out that it is still early in the day. Were continuing to follow things. Down here on wall street, we can show you back live you can see a large number of tourists down at broad and wall. It is high tourist season in new york. A lot of tourists are hearing of the market situations and certainly theyre coming down here, were going to find out the latest watching us work and trying to take pictures as well. Its an unsettled time to a certain degree. Again, we see a rebound up to this point. Well continue to watch the market as the day progresses. Reporting live, Tim Fleischer channel 7 Eyewitness News. Many folks are worried about the wild ride on wall street as todays initial plunge a sign of something bigger. Joining us now abcs chief correspondent, rebecca jarvis. Average investor . I think for the average investor whats so interestin
Hes a volunteer medic with the forest hills volunteer ambulance core. And pj was one of the first on the scene. I know you werent on duty at the time, but you heard the radio call. I heard the call for a multiple vehicle. When you got here what did you see. As i pulled up, the Fire Department was pulling up behind as well as the police department. There was the occupant driver of the bus stuck behind the wheel. He was bleeding but he was alive. When you saw the extent of the damage and you saw the extent of the injury, what did you think of that . First when i pulled up. I thought there must have been six people dead. And fortunately nobody sustained major from what you saw no major injuries. No major injuries. Just the driver. Reporter as we know in these type of situations they have to be careful when they take people out of the wreckage, you know how that is. Strap people to back boards. You cant be sure how seriously injured people are until they get xrays and go through mris. The
Look up and down wood haven boulevard its a traffic nightmare. We will take you first to show you where the closure is in place. It is on the northbound side retaining here with the intersection of 63rd drive. This has been in place for the duration and were expecting at least this closure to last through the rush hours. These delays take you back towards saint jones avenue. You can see the traffic going in the other direction. Thats changed in the last hour. They did have the southbound side of wood haven boulevard completely shut down by dry harbor road. They have reopened that. Look at the volume because everyone is stopping to take a look. You have some stops because of the traffic lights. It takes you back towards queens boulevard. Its been a steady stream of bumper to bumper traffic. Getting around this takes you to the west or east as viable alternates. Shannon stone, channel 7, Eyewitness News. Thank you. Now to our were breaking news, advice from most investment bankers, dont
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