can you see how in the days where it used to be, the case thatjournalists or broadcastjournalists carried cameras and nobody else did? but obviously now everybody s got a camera. but then you may well have heard, which was talking about, you know, they didn t even ask. you know, they would have been able to tell you as a journalist if they d had had a look at his press card sort of thing. yeah. i mean, itjust doesn t make sense at all. it s so easy. i mean, there is this system by which reporters, journalist news gatherers carry a uk press card. it s accredited, it has the national police chiefs council on the back of it. it actually says that it s that it s recognised by them. there s a hotline number to call to, to verify the, the press card it s got, you know, his, you know his mind. he s my press card right here. it says the national police chiefs council recognised the holder of this card as a bona fide news gatherer. it s got the number to call if you need verification and it s g
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spreading awareness on the 988 cbs news chief medical correspondent dr. jon lapook has more. this is 18-year-old hunter haskins. all-around athlete, college student, adored son. he was smart. really smart. his mother kelly says one year ago she got a call from the orange county sheriff s office in florida. they told me he committed suicide. and that s when our world ended. reporter: her family saw no warning signs. he died right after failing a math test, you know, that broke our heart. reporter: haskins believes the new nationwide 988 suicide and crisis lifeline could have saved hunter s life. unlike the ten-digit hotline number, 988 is easy to remember. the mental health equivalent of 911. the latest data shows call volume including texts and chats
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