The brave men and women who do the rank and file work. they are heroes and defend our nation, this has to deal with the top. that said, what questions are you going to ask wray today? well, we re going to ask him about the failure of the agency to follow procedures when they obtain fisa warrantses. they claim to make changes to the process, across technology industry, online, social media, parents don t feel they can express their view in northern virginia in my home state, there is a lot that has to be done to reestablish credibility among the american people for the fbi. carley: congressman gurloft
Disorders. two-thirds of american teens use tiktok with 16% saying they are on the app almost constantly. thomas is a family therapy and joins me now. thank you for talking about this, it is a serious topic when you talk about suicide and eating disorders and when teens are on the social media app, that is scary. parents don t know what content they are seeing. the real problem teenagers and 12 year olds are up at night with devices and stay in the bedroom with them and they are getting dragged down a deep, dark place. tiktok being the main stay right now. it is happening at a very vulnerable age. kids don t know who they are yet, trying to figure out where they fit in. they think they look weird and see these videos and that is why we have mental health epidemic
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Pretty scared. what questions or worries do you have for me? and that way we re meeting the child where they are sometimes as parents, we kind of provide a lot more detail and information than we need, which can be overwhelming and sometimes, again, parents don t say enough, and it sends the message that it s not okay to talk about this. it was less than a year ago, we were talking about the tragedy in uvalde, texas, and after the shooting, the mother of one 10-year-old boy, hi name is daniel, who survived, found this drawing that her son made if you read it, it says, i am sorry i let you down i am sorry i let you die he was referring to his cousin, eli garcia, who was one of the students who was killed at uvalde for kids who are suffering through this type of survivor s guilt, i have met a lot of them, it goes on for not just days and weeks, but also years. what types of coping mechanisms can help them? sure. you know, that is also
Caplo, the executive director of the trauma and grief center at the hack et center for mental health in 2018 she spent time talking to students and staff at the santa fe school shooting that killed ten people. thank you so much for being with us you know, you look at what we re seeing unfold, students and adults in nashville, many of whom survived the unthinkable. look at this photo, i think, now, is ingrained in all of us, a little girl crying on the bus, her hand pressed up against the window, tears streaming down on her face this image of pain, how do kids like her even go back to school, somewhere they consider to be a safe space, and what do their parents and teachers say to them it is truly heartbreaking, and seeing that image is devastating, and, you know, what we tell parents is that it actually is really important to acknowledge what happened. we have very well meaning adults who don t want to bring it up