she was a correspondent for extra . so much. so many accomplishments. such a bright light. you can hear it from her family. and obviously someone in a lot of pain. jean, thank you so much for that report. look, we just want to be very clear, as we know people are looking at that story. if you or someone you know is struggling, please reach out to the national suicide prevention life line. 800-273-8255. vice president kamala harris when she was vice president-elect alarmingly close to the pipe bomb discovered at the dnc last january days before she was sworn in and exposed for a dangerously long period of time. plus, what you need to know about a highly con stageous new coronavirus sub variant. days before the olympics, a
hate crime trial is next week. a medical examiner says chelsie kryst died by suicide. she jumped from a building in manhattan on sunday morning. a law enforcement official tells cnn she left behind a note which is part of the investigation into her death. kryst was an attorney who focused on social justice and prison reform. of course, if you or someone you know is struggling with suicidal thoughts, the national suicide prevention life line can help. the number i ll read it out to you is 1-800-273-8255. for many syrians displaced in their country s civil war, the camps in the home offer little protection from brutal winter weather. aid groups are pushing the international community for support for people struggling in freezing temperatures. arwa damon has a look.
secretary of defense lloyd austin said in a statement, quote, trends are not going in the right direction. we must redouble our efforts to provide all of our people with the care and resources they need to reduce stigmas and barriers to care, unquote. if you or someone you know is having suicidal thoughts, please call the national suicide prevention life line at 1-800-273-8255. or you can text home to 741741. coming up the fbi was back at brian laundrie s home today. why? we go outside the laundrie home next. side step, right-left, to my beat right-left, to my beat high like the moon, rock with me, baby get it, let it roll
her life she was on the phone trying to help somebody else not take their life. that forever has the impact on me and how, you know, i live my life. in 10 years i personally have this relief for her in the defensive line. we have these clubs in every school in america, the mental health club. the cool thing is to go to your mental health club after school. when i see athletes at the top level, someone like simone biles, naomi osaka, kevin love, when i hear them, it motivates me. makes me happy because they re saving so many lives and helping so many athletes and helping so many people. october is national depression and mental health screening month. this is very important. if you or someone you know is struggling, please know that you are not alone. someone is ready to listen. the number for the national suicide prevention life line is on the screen or you can text talk to 741741. new day continues after a short break.
about 3 billion has distributed. so there s also a lot of questions about why that money has not gone out quicker. it s really slow going, and a lot of people in this country need that money. and turning now to our national lead, we have just learned a third police officer who helped defend the u.s. capitol against rioters during the deadly january 6th insurrection has died by suicide. officer gunther was the d.c. metropolitan police department for almost 20 years. the department spokesperson said, quote, we are grieving as a department. we send our condolences to officer hashida s friends and family. and if you or a loved one has contemplated suicide, call the national suicide prevention life line at 1-800-273-8255. or text talk to 741741. we ll be right back.