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s be on tonight the assault charges after a massive brawl breaks out at a dock in alabama what police are saying tonight about whether or not the fight was racially motivated. here are tonight s headlines. the violent altercation caught on video. what sparked the fight, and why more charges are expected. this is not indicative of who we are as a city. the city of montgomery is much better than that. we want take it anymore. reporter: 11,000 city workers are walking off the job in los angeles demanding higher pay and benefits. reporter: members of the union representing these employees are accusing the city on refusing agreements on unfair labor practices. major: deadly storms sweep through the east coast causing mayhem on the road and in the sky. this tree slice through the home trapping the homeowner inside under a pile of debris. reporter: the nation s airlines are in recovery mode after the storm canceled more than 1700 flights and dela ....
was found in a remote wood in south lanarkshire. here s our scotland correspondent alexandra mackenzie. emma caldwell had a happy upbringing. but when her sister died of cancer, she turned to drugs and prostitution. her killer was iain packer. for a quarter of a century he carried out a campaign of sexual violence against women. now emma s mother wants to know why one of britain s worst sex offenders remain free for so long. margaret believes that officers systematically sabotaged an investigation into packer for a decade, and have blood on their hands. margaret caldwell now wants a public inquiry. i ve gone this far, i m going on. ijust want the truth, i want the truth to come out. scotland s first minister says a judge led inquiry is being considered, given the systematic failings in the case. i m looking forward to hearing directly from margaret caldwell, and then, of course, rightly, as you d understand, we d update parliament in terms of any next steps that we choose to ....
and we ll get the global picture with the woman who s literally written the book on the guidelines to mental health at work that s dr aiysha malik from the world health organization. and she s a pioneer of wellbeing at work, driving the issue to the top tables of corporate power for nearly a decade. jen fisher of deloitte tells us the perils, the pitfalls and the potential of tackling these conditions at the highest ranks of corporate power. wherever you rejoining me from around the world, once again, a big hello and a warm welcome to the show. lost working days to anxiety and depression is costing the global economy some $1 trillion a year. that s according to the world health organization. lots of people don t want to struggle out of bed on a monday morning or have a problem with their team at work. but in the last few years, the global covid pandemic may have made our mental health worse. in fact, there was a 25% increase in cases of depression and anxiety in the f ....
to the show. lost working days to anxiety and depression is costing the global economy some $1 trillion a year. that s according to the world health organization. lots of people don t want to struggle out of bed on a monday morning or have a problem with their team at work. but in the last few years, the global covid pandemic may have made our mental health worse. in fact, there was a 25% increase in cases of depression and anxiety in the first year of the pandemic. then came the opening back up, another big change, triggering what was called the great resignation many workers deciding they d had enough and couldn t face going back to the office. the world health organization estimates that one in six, or 15%, of working age adults have some kind of mental health condition, estimating that 12 billion working days are lost to depression and anxiety every year. one of those who s been very open about his struggle with anxiety and depression is my first guest. he s the c ....
150 million people now use the transport app most famous for ride hailing on a regular basis. after a drop in custom during the pandemic, uber reported a bounceback in demand for transport last year as people got out more and employers began to require their staff spend more time in the office. last year was the first year that the app, which has become synonymous with ride hailing in many markets, became profitable. let s talk about this more now with our north america business correspondent, erin delmore. is this a simple case of more people getting out there and calling ubers? or is there more to it than that? that s a big part of it, but there s more to it. not only are customers hailing the right, but we also saw food delivery go up. has become a big and important part of the s business. the holiday season was good to the company, but also marked the third consecutive quarter of operating profits. it s a great story for tube as it talks about 2023. the ceo said about ....