we haven't seen that in dumfries and galloway before.ever, previously, that involved xa nax, whereas from today, we really saw a lot — a lot more thanjust two. "i shouldn't have had to bury my son — he should have buried me." the words of a distraught dumfries father as he issues a warning." there's still a lot of shame around drugs. this father wanted to talk to us, but didn't want to identify himself or his son. i'm looking at an article that i wrote into the dumfries courier. ijust hoped that if my article could save one life, then my son's death won't be in vain. "i was woken up by a knock on my door at 4am by the police, "who brought me the news that my son had died of an overdose. "he was a drug user. "he was on methadone and he mixed it with xanax, "a most lethal'ccxrrrbinatinnr' " " "mixing drugs is like playing russian roulette with your life. "my son is gone now, "but i want to tell this story to warn others of the dangers. "i don't want what happened to my son to happen to anyone else." how do you feel, reading that article ba

google i recognize george galloway george galloway go ahead that. we're a net contributor for forty five years so we've been paying more into the e.u. than we ever got back second and you would never. suspect it from the other again french but little for sure because we've got or you're running your big friend. got her check back my didn't show you that shows shows what you know that shows what you know you've got it on track to back into the union treaty you lose in your glory years he got this. bag and government the heat the hate the e.u. they hate the austerity they hate the european central bank the reason you can't have referendums on this in most of the european union countries is because they would vote to leave also it is completely absurd this false dichotomy between a lotta nordic democracy democracy is democracy is democracy we were asked and we were told it would be binding do you want to leave we've hurted to leave leave we must and the more we hear of that kind of our get drivel the more certain i am the more people in britain today w

secret was a ranking we don't i recognise joe large galloway george galloway go ahead. with a net contributor for forty five years so we've been paying more into the e.u. done we ever got back second and you would never. suspect it from the french but. not sure because we've got to your your big friend. go to check back my dating show you that shows shows what you know that shows what you're going to get back into the union treaty you're losing on your blow yes he got this these are brought back on government. the. e.u. they hate the austerity they hate the european central bank the reason you can't have referendums on this in. most of the european union countries is because they would vote to leave also it is completely absurd this false dichotomy between latin a nod to democracy democracy is democracy is democracy we were asked and we were told it would be binding do you want to leave we've hurted to leave leave we must and the more we hear of that kind of our drivel the more certain i am that more people in britain today would vote to leave than did in twenty six can

is really angry and says galloway brits we are fed up with all this then indeed we'll have a hard for exit britain would trash out all right our correspondent barbara starr force tonight in london barbara thank you. it's like police in the netherlands have a rest of the man in connection with the killing of three people in the city of after a seven hour manhunt authorities have now scaled back the terrorism threat level since arresting him he was earlier named as turkish born good tongue this is reported to be known to police prosecutors now believe the suspect may have been motivated by a family dispute five others were wounded in the shooting on the tram monday morning the prime minister of the netherlands and says that some of those injured are still in critical condition tonight. or correspondent rebecca rivers is now in . she joins us with the latest good evening to you police say they've ever hinted the suspect what do we know about him and do we know anything about his motive for beck. that's right friends as you mentioned they have apprehended thirty seven year old turkish bor

guest we're now in paris he's the chief foreign correspondent of the figaro in london we have george galloway he is a broadcaster a writer and a former member of parliament and also in london we have alan skip he is a professor emeritus of international history at the london school of economics right gentlemen cross-talk rules in fact that means you can jump in anytime you want i always appreciate george let me go to you first here we've had. two very disastrous votes for to resume its plan the there has been a move that there there will be no exit without a deal the deal is supposed to be voted on again like the two first votes it doesn't appear that that's going to move forward and you have the european commission basically saying that's the deal you negotiated with there's a little wiggle room maybe for invoking article fifty but not much more than that they have pretty much put up by a stone wall here where do we go from this because like i said in my introduction one a cynic and i certainly am. saying this was planned all along.

is really angry and says galloway brits we are fed up with all this then indeed we'll have a hard for exit britain would trash out all right our correspondent barbara believes almost or forests tonight in london barbara thank you. police in the netherlands have arrested a man in connection with the killing of three people in the city of after a seven hour manhunt authorities have scaled back the terrorism threat level since its detention prosecutors now believe the suspect may have been motivated by a family dispute five others were wounded in the shooting on the trail this monday morning the prime minister of the country says that some of those injured were or still in critical condition tonight. our correspondent there she is in. to you rebecca the police say. the suspect what do we know about him and what do we know about his motive. that's right brant police have apprehended the thirty seven year old man who was born in turkey they don't know much about his motive yet they do know he was known to police i should say not much has come out in the press being told to the media but he

, i also want to recognize the guy, you know, who keeps all the contractors workers in line, jim galloway. [applause] >> he's the supervisor that worked with us at robert g. pitt. [applause] >> then, there's colby, looking all skate boardish. he didn't go home sometimes at night, making sure everything got done right. then i want to acknowledge dennis denman, the construction staff man with construction associates. she was the person who was looking over the contractor's shoulder over these years, so thank you, devon, and our boss, harvey mendoza. so with that, i just want to conclude with this is only the beginning, folks. we are continuing to transform lives here at westside courts. we will continue with our commuter literacy courses sponsored by the city's office of digital equity. we have alex hahn here, who's joined us, who heads up that office to provide the -- not only free internet access for our residents but also courses together with c.t.n., the service provider who is provider training to the residents on basic computer literacy, internet access, and advanced courses in comput

jim galloway and jim is fantastic man. also the supervisor that work with us at robert be pits. and then of course kobe colby newell is kobe here. there he is. back there. oh escaped moorish that man you know has it doesn't go didn't go home. sometimes at night just keeping things going. and making sure things got done right. so then i want to acknowledge devon denman who was the construction management staff person with with construction management associates and she she was the person who was looking over the contractor shoulder over these years. so thank you. devon and and her. partner our boss i should say harvey mendoza so with that. i just want to conclude with this is only the beginning folks we are continuing to transform lives here at west side courts we will continue with our computer literacy courses sponsored by the cities office of digital equity and we have alex on here who joined us from who heads up that that office to provide the not only free internet access for our residents but also courses together with seat in the service provider who is is providing traini

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also there is an nyu professor, you know him, scott galloway, there is no network effect.hen we started using google, what questions and information we were looking for made the product smarter. there is no network effect in this. it is a service. third leg i'm focused on, are the drivers employees or are they contractors? lyft is dealing with this. uber is dealing with this. three notes i would say along with the -- charles: other hurdles, that plays into insurance and other things. heather, the last, hot, sizzling ipo on the tech side was snap. it was up 44% on the first day of trading. it promptly collapsed, in part because you know, many people say it wasn't ready. it was overhyped. same ownership structure, one guy makes all decisions f you're a shareholder you get very little say. are those similarities for you? >> that is a similarity. the dual class structure. the whereas the founders own 5%, 49% retained 49% of the voting rights. if you are an investor in lyft i don't think it is really a bad thing necessarily. most of silicon valley ipos like snap you just at the

we do have nyu professor, scott galloway, for example, he is saying it, he will tell everybody, he wasde a lot of money in the stocks, with a little bit more perspective thinks it should be broken up. his reason something slightly different. there is overlap on one point. he says it is very difficult for example, connell, if you wanted to start the next facebook or next amazon right now he is saying that the environment is such where you couldn't do it. that all of these big companies have really sucked up all the oxygen in the room. most people that i have spoken with say, highly unlikely to the extent that these companies would be forced to undo mergers but a lot more people saying that you could see the u.s. moving towards the same kind of regulations that europe has imposed, gdpr, those have been in place since may of last year. that essentially sets up punitive fines if the companies are found to misuse data. connell: we'll be talking a lot about this as the campaign continues as david alludes to. deirdre thanks. good to have you on again. thanks. >> sure. melissa: the bull market

that is scott galloway he actually says he is for the breakup, by the way.thinks big tech is snuffing out the next level of competition. he says he sees elizabeth warren becoming the intellectual leader of the democratic party on this call. while other senators are essentially complaining about big tech that senator warren is the only one coming through with this how-to plan, whether you agree or not, that is his argument. interestingly enough as well, charles, there is a rally tonight senator warren is hosting in long island city and queens, obviously the place where the botched amazon hq2 plan was supposed to be. that is interesting angle. she is not alone calling for this. but seems highly unlikely it will be done. she is making her point. charles: deirdre, thank you very, very much. i want to bring in former republican presidential candidate and ceo of new voice, herman cain. i almost don't know where to start. one thing if you think the companies are too big but she wants to dismantle acquisitions and mergers that already happened? >> charles, let me st

is part of the argument i feel like is most dangerous for big tech because, nyu professor scott galloway has been on our air, i asked him, what do you think of this? i think actually this makes warren the intellectual leader of democratic party. sanders, klobuchar complain about big check. she comes with a plan. connell: kim was anti-amazon. getting away from local politicians for the minute, to wider democratic field in 2020. hypothetical elizabeth warren doesn't win are the other democratic candidates pretty much in agreement with her on this issue? >> they have not been so extreme. they have not but out this is actually how we would do it. connell: yeah. >> senator sanders and senator klobuchar, they have both been very vocal against big tech. she is clearly not alone but i think the voices that we heard from the democratic side so far have certainly been more left than center. connell: definitely. >> we'll see what that does for the race. we're still a little bit of time away. connell: waiting for the former vice president to make a decision if he gets in. thank you. >> thank you. co

kevin, you‘ve been to a factory in dumfries and galloway which is using plastic waste to surface roadsey use could actually be recycled in some other way. if it can be re cycled in some other way. if it can be recycled that's brilliant, that's what we want to have happened. the idea is that we reduce, reuse and re cycle. idea is that we reduce, reuse and recycle. we take plastics that are destined for landfill or incineration. they are classed as waste and as long as they are classed as waste we can use them as pa rt of classed as waste we can use them as part of her necks. one report describing this as a possible game changer. if it means we create fewer portals that is a good thing for councils who are often having to spend quite a lot of money for voters —— for what is just filling one and then another one pops up. it has been trialled in various places. tesco has been laying it on some of their car parks. a few councils have been doing it as well. cumbria cou nty been doing it as well. cumbria county council signed a £1.6 million deal with the company to lay it on quite a few of th