spokesman chris oliveras will be here to weigh in. once again rebooking customers, at this time, the 31st and beyond. my phone is dead, i m hungry, i m tired, i m ready to go home. hectic, all in all, exhausting. what are we supposed to do, it s ridiculous. it s lives, they cannot give us a direct answer. gillian: welcome to america reports, i m gillian turner in washington. anita, wonderful to be with you this afternoon. anita: you, too, gillian. a holiday tradition to host together. gillian:. let s keep it, a good one. anita: john and sandra have the day. southwest meltdown, the worst airline disruption in decades and based on the latest numbers, far from over. more than 2500 southwest flights have been canceled, the company claims is necessary in order to reposition flight crews and the planes themselves. gillian: the chaos began over christmas weekend as the blizzardpted southwest s operations, but then the outdated communication system then reported
breaking details on the critical israel-hamas hostage deal. the ceasefire is set and family members wait in agony to see if their loved ones will be in the first wave of captives released tomorrow morning. some very heavy news, happy thanksgiving, i m molly line. i m kevin. a spokesman for the qatari government ex claiming what we can see several hours from now. 13 in number, all women, and children, and those hostages from the same families will be put together within the same patch. obviously every day will include a number of civilians as agreed to total 50 in the four days. this as israeli defense forces say they have captured the director of al-shifa hospital. idf says under his management, the largest hospital in gaza served as hamas command and control center. in a moment, dr. hulata. but first, correspondent jeff paul joins us live from southern israel. jeff. kevin, with the original plan to release the hostages pushed back until tomorrow, it s obviously a ve
like this. the study as i mentioned takes a look at the years 2015 to the beginning of 2020, so this is pre-pandemic. let s look at the numbers. mental health visits up 8% as we mentioned, while other emergency room visits were only up 1.5% and again, 13% of those patients were revisiting the e.r. in six months. what do you make of that? hi, anita. first of all, 8% per year, astounding and as you pointed out, pre-pandemic, brings us to 2020. the real takehome here is it s not the return to the e.r., it s based largely on disorders like anxiety, psychosis, neuro developmental problems, impulsive, people at home are not feeling they could control the teen or the young child, they were not able to and high use of what s called chemical constraints restraints.
have symptoms. the rapid test is going to be wrong 35% of the time. it s going to give a false negative. it s going to say you don t have covid even when you do. if you have covid and you re asymptomatic, the test is going to be wrong about 64% of the time. it s going to tell you you re negative even though you have covid. there are lots of nuances here. you may have covid and be asymptomatic but not be contagious, and then you would ask does it really matter if you have covid? lots of lirtal fine points to discuss here. the major takehome is, if it says you re negative, you re not necessarily negative. you need to think about masking and testing again. dr. walensky talked this morning about how they didn t include guidance to get a test to get out of isolation because they re not sure how well the test works in that situation. let s take a listen. not to have the rapid test for isolation because we
in place the cease-fire agreement for the first time with israel and jordan. that perhaps with russia s assistance can put an end to the bloodshed in syria. that s the massive takehome from that meeting, and we should thank the god lord that that is something that looks at the moment to be working. absolutely. obviously, stopping the bloodshed in syria is vitally important. just in terms, because there s been confusion about this, did president trump accept vladimir putin s denial that he didn t meddle? no, of course not. there s no acceptance involved. we pressed. the president pressed. there was a denial. at that point you have to move on because we re there to save lives. but did the president say, don t do it again or here s what will happen to you if you do it again or knock it off or anything to that degree? look, you can tell that the president is a very forceful