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Want to listen in the one o'clock hour. And you want to hear the story about Gary Condit's son being sexually harassed by a state senator that we've had on a couple of times recently.

Marie Alvarado Gill, you're not going to believe his story about what happened in the backseat of a car.

And he ended up with some serious injuries, some sexual position that no one else had ever tried.

And he ended up with three herniated discs and a displaced hip, which I don't know what they were doing.

Well, I know what they were doing.

They've admitted to it.

But I don't think there's a way to recreate that scene.

Anyway, you want to hear all about this scandal because there's lawsuits involved.

It's coming up.

But we got something serious to play here now.

And there's today and tomorrow, right after the 3 o'clock news, it's a two-part series that Deborah Mark has done with the assistance of

Steve Gregory. This September is National Suicide Awareness Month, right? Suicide prevention

awareness month. And Deborah has a story that she's never told anybody outside of people

in her immediate family and a few very close friends. And as she's

going public with the story, part one here is about when somebody commits suicide and it's the

people left behind. And at the end, you'll get a little bit of a hint of what Deborah's story is.

Part two tomorrow. She delves into it more deeply. So let's roll part one now. Listen. September is National

Suicide Prevention and Awareness Month. And experts say suicide remains one of the leading causes

of death. Nationally, we've seen a continual increase in the number of people dying by suicide

with approximately 50,000 people dying by suicide.

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