mhm psychedelic drugs making people jump off building. mhm fourth and we know now, but there is a star and the importance of sentence setting. mindset that people are going into the psychedelic experience in the setting in which they have that experience. critically important. proper care is taken there than these trucks can be very safe and certainly can be viable medicines. do you think the stigma of psychedelics is softening a bit? yeah. appears to be uh, interesting. new groups that have become very much in favor of 2nd expert people. efforts. mhm. the terrible suffering from ptsd. and veterans populations. in the city. yes. yeah. so they don't necessarily connect with 25. counterculture and so forth. yeah. we're going to cover that a little bit later in our show, michael silver. thank you so much for being here. great. information, anxious to see the results of your study. all right, still ahead. we look at how veterans are using psychedelics like we just mentioned to help heal trauma and the latest push here in california. to make s

mhm. this is picks plus more of what you want. more often. in the morning. and the prime time edition. at 9:00 pm news devon feely. elizabeth cook. juliette goodrich. and sara donchey groundbreaking original storytelling from the kpix. newsroom. newsroom plus bear politics project earth and weather like you've never seen the prime time edition. this afternoon. we're focused on the cam. of former prez. donald trump ahead of his fundraising. appearance. here in the bay area tonight. and we're getting some new information about his search for a running mate. we're learning some of the contenders. have received vetting materials. according to sources close to the matter. the list includes north dakota governor doug burgum. senator marco rubio. senator j. d. vance. senator tim scott. representative. at least stefanik. representative byron donald's and former housing and urban development secretary. dr ben carson. now many of these potential candidates have spent recent weeks making public demonstrations. of their loyalty. including appearing with trump at court f

mhm. pues con esto nos vamos a la pausa.les saluda fátima navarrete y césar bayona. muchas gracias por su sintonía. comenzamos hablando de esto porque no solamente en el consulado de méxico ha tenido que lidiar con personas que están vendiendo citas que son gratuitas para los connacionales, porque el consulado de colombia también en san francisco, dice que está experimentando ese mismo problema. césar y para combatir esta práctica en la que personas acaparan esas citas para después venderlas, pues cambiaron completamente su sistema de reserva de citas, libertad pedraza nos explica cómo este método ha probado ser todo un éxito. dicen en facebook e instagram. los colombianos se encuentran con publicaciones como estas que prometen una cita de pasaporte o cédula por un precio. teníamos un sistema de agendamiento digital, el cual fue objeto de acaparamiento por parte de personas sin escrúpulos con el fin de vender las citas. la cónsul general de colombia en san francisco explica sacar cualquier cita en el consulado es gratis, per

mhm.en formándose miles y miles de años, por eso mucha gente los considera tesoros de la naturaleza. claro te parece si canalizamos nuestra energía en este momento hacia los deportes? impresionante. cuando césar se pone poeta todo es posible, incluso enamorarse. vamos a ver qué tenemos al regreso. los deportes. porque la selección de estados unidos se midió aral en bsi

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mhm.o yes, i'm, i'm doing my cramming you know, but i mean, you know, one gets names wrong all the time if one does not write them down in pieces of paper in front of you, which i have lots of pieces of paper always in front of me. because the great... what is your name again? cos the great david butler, he would say, "yes, i mean, the thing about the result in, uh, coventry east in 1964 compared with the result in," and then would reel it off. i mean, it'sjust, you know, i've never reached that level quite. and i'm not going to talk about the boundary changes and how all the constituencies have changed their names, because i do that every time we have this conversation. um, kirsty, i've got another question for you. this is from newscaster alex, who says, "i've noticed," this is quite funny. "laura kay's use of the word swithering to describe certain voters, both in print and on air. "where does this word come from? "is it a scottish word or a laura—ism, or is it one of the current fashio

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host: mhm.aller: in certain areas believe it or not, there is a lot of crime on martin luther boulevard, and that is very surprising. the problem is miami is terrible . and certaini always thought desantis was a good governor. a lot more can be done because we also have an immigration issue coming here, but it is never mentioned, mainly because i think desantis, he wanted to run on immigration. host: keep it focused on the cities for today. but you did mention crime. i don't have the overall crime axios had a story about homicides in particular and how homicide rates are actually going down in major u.s. cities. here is a change in year-to-date homicides 2023. an 82% drop in boston, 33% in mentioned in homicides there. the nation is on track to see one of the lowest levels of violent crimes and homicides since president obama was in ofce showed crime as a top concern ahead of election and an issue where republicans regularly edge dethis could te the steam mergers climbed by 20% inrst three month

host: mhm.he thing i was just thinking about, one thing i never hear on the democratic side when it comes to the january 6 stuff is just basically have -- i mean, we all were aware and we saw what donald trump said, go and make your voices heard, vote peacefully. that is the one thing they seem to leave out. i was there day one. whenever joe biden got sworn in, i was working in the oil and gas industry. and i lost my job because of the covid vaccine mandate because i was definitely nervous about it and i knew it was new mrna technology, all this kind of stuff, and i am not a scientist by any means, but i also have sincerely held with the disbelief that made me not want to take that vaccine. nowadays we are seeing s■#tuff come out about it. it has been ruled it is not even a vaccine. there is 35 million people worldwide that have been killed because of the vaccine mandate we are still hung up on nancy i just saw today she took accountability, took the blame p ordering the national guard to be the

mhm.tirse en el prÓximo presidente, que en este caso serÁ presidenta de mÉxico, julio aranza. >> totalmente. rogelio muchas gracias. pues seguimos entonces, siguiendo despacito al prep y esperando a que llegue el conteo rÁpido. rogelio muchas gracias. definitivamente los mÁrgenes son importantes, que tambiÉn vamos a saberlo despuÉs no? pero en el caso del presidente lÓpez obrador, el presidente que ha ganado con mÁs votos, porque claro, el padrÓn ha crecido, pero pero el mandato esa, esa cantidad de personas que apoyan su triunfo, hace una diferencia en cÓmo puede gobernar un presidente. asÍ que hay que estar atentos. tambiÉn a ese margen. entre claudia sheinbaum y xÓchitl gÁlvez, definitivo tambiÉn veremos a ver quÉ es lo que ocurre. >> justamente aquÍ en la ciudad de mÉxico con esta jefatura. ahora vamos a hablar con christopher landou, quien es el ex embajador de estados unidos en mÉxico. tambiÉn ha estado siguiendo muy de cerca esta situaciÓn y pues haciendo contacto con usted. gracias