Donald collins helped the passengers. John as he was helping them get to safety, police say collins was hit by an suv that was driven by an illegal immigrant who was suspected of driving drunk. He eventually died at a nearby hospital. Garrett tenny has the details in this horrifying story and garrett, what more do we know about the suspect . John, her name is irma, 33 years old, and according to ice, in the country illegally. Dallas county sheriffs says martinez was drunk Early Saturday Morning when she crashed into the minivan and into Donald Collins killing him. Martinez is held on an Immigration Detainer after being charge the with manslaughter and assault with a vehicle. The family of Donald Collins or trey as they call him have shown remarkable faith and compassion, even towards the woman who took his life. I pray that since she still has breath in her body that she gets to know the lord because i dont want her to go to hell. I forgive her. Im not angry with her, im not. Im not up
Allow a citizen initiated constitutional amendment. The political rhetoric from the no side is going to be what it is going to be. This is a common sense thing for ohioans to say we own our constitution and it shouldnt be for sale to out of state special interests. So jake, this is also about more than Abortion Rights. Its also about minimum wage. There is a proposed constitutional amendment next year that could have ohio Voters Decide minimum wage. So the proponents of this are trying to change the rules if you will to make it harder to amend the states constitution. Jeff, how much money has been spent in this special election . Outside money, jake, has been flooding in this summer. This has been a pretty short campaign. And more than 26 million has been coming in. Again, this is crossing more than just normal party lines. But democrats, if you look at it that way, are spending more on Television Ads than republican aligned groups. There has been an ad war in Television Campaigns as w
About 50% over the past decade. we are seeing more and more and more of this. and you might think well, it s overdiagnosed, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, but according to cdc, it is not overdiagnosed in minorities and certain groups. it might be overdiagnosed in some, but overall it s not. now, what is it? it s the inability to focus, having being aggressive, increased frustration, short attention span. i ve seen a lot of this. and what s really key, jacqui, 50% of the time there are other behavioral issues involved. so if you are not treating the adhd you are going to see more and more anxiety or other issues. another key point is it s not only treatable by medication. 60% of the time it s treatable by medication but 50% you need some kind of therapy involved, and we have a huge shortage of mental health professionals in the united states, especially coming out of the pandemic. jacqui: i want to ask you
Events, that could spur insurance companies to be more likely to cover it. we will see. these are early days. so far it s been a press release. fit holes up, i think that s going to be the biggest implication overall. let s talk about this study revealing how often breast cancer is overdiagnosed among older women. sanjay, what did this study find, and what are the potential harms? yeah, so when talking about overdiagnosis, it s not saying that they found things that weren t there. they found these specific breast cancers, but what this study is saying is that they found breast cancers in older women that may not have likely ever caused a problem in their lifetime. breast cancers that would not grow significantly or that the woman simply would not live ng enough for that breast cancer to be a problem. and here s what they found. as you got older, the overdiagnosis became more common. ages 70 to 74, 31%. 75 to 84, 47%.