aso the author of "in pain, biologist personal struggle with opioids." good morning. experience, you start the book in great detail talking about an accident you had. guest: on memorial day weekend, 2015, i was going out for and i didn'tde make it three blocks from my house, i got t-boned from the left side by a van and it crushed my foot. limb salvage situation. we were not sure whether the foot would be salvageable. host: you go to the hospital. you start relating the pain involved in the prescribed effort from the doctors. pain isiscussions of important. when you talk about opioids, there is a response, today oh, you will just be fear mongering about opioids. i had traumatic pain. friendss were my best in the world. life was not livable without them for weeks. five surgeries over the first month. the aggressive prescribing they started in the hospital was not assigned to anyone for long term and follow-up. discharge from the final visit, i get home with escalating doses of powerful drugs. no one is watching me. i keep following the advice. stay ahead of the pain ev

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it's been cancelled in the wake of the right gabe, aso k ooting has united that community in many ways and today we bring you the story of a walmae who helped save 150 people by hiding them in a metal shipping container. he is the very definition of el paso strong. miguel almaguer spoke to him >> reporter: for a community >> i passed by the store today for the first time and i just had a bunch of flashbacks. >> reporter: when gilbert serena realized gunfire was erupting, the walmart employee began rushing dozens of people out the back door. serena ushered more than 150 customers into shipping containers, perhaps saving their lives. >> i will never forget that baby that was covered in blood. i'll never forget the facing as they're running out of the fire exits. >> reporter: a community hurting and healing with the first of 22 funerals set to begin friday miguel almaguer, nbc news, el paso, texas.y le authorities raided seven food processing plants in mississippi, arresting 680 undocumented workers this massive sweep came on the same day as president trump's visit to el paso but the acti

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nick: it all has the feel of aso summer silly sstory, but the ongoing trade war with china is more serious, and today prompted this extraordinary c presidentiim. pres. trump: somebody -- excuse me -- somebody had to do it. i am the chosen one. somebody had to do it. i am taking on china. i am taking on china on trade. you know what? we are winning. because we are the piggy bank. nick: but even the president of the united states do not have owdivine pers, and right now he is finding it hard to been the -- bend the world to his will. s he cmon his green helicopters at a moment's notice, but is finding it much harder to get his hands on greenland. ni bryant, bbc news, washington. sophie: my colleague katty kay s has beaking with democratic congressman gerald connolly. he sits on the foreign affairs committe katty: let me ask you about the president canceling his trip to denmark. all of this seemed a bit like a joke, a bit silly, until suddenly last night s not silly anymore because denmark is a key nato ally and this reflects on america's reputation and image around the world. rep. connolly:

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aso reports some structures and homes have been damaged and streets flooded by the heavy rain. also responded to several house fires during the storm. >>> if you're eager to find out who won big at last night's mtv's vma's, you need to calm down. ♪ calm down ♪ ♪ >> taylor swift winning her second video of the year moon man for her equality anthem "you need to calm down." swift is pretty fired up why the trump white house has not acknowledged her petition which was launched with that single. >> at the end of the video there was a petition and there still is a petition for the equality act, which basically just says we all deserve equal rights under the law. it now has half a million signatures which -- which is five times the amount that it would need to warrant a response from the white house. >> all right. the white house has yet to comment directly to swift. the house did pass the equality act in may arguing it was, quote, filled with poison pills that threaten to undermine parental and conscience rights. >>> two famous female role models. rosa parks and sally ride were honor

cost exclusively is part of the problem, to the extent that it is resulted in the concentration of asos -- of a single supply source. resulting in shortages and contamination issues we have seen. i want to get your sense of that assertion and also, she discusses in her testimony, not to put you on the spot, some private initiatives i believe, private hospitals have undertaken to broaden their perspective on negotiation for drug procurement. not focusing on cost alone but also quality. mr. priest: thank you, senator. as a health-care administrator, we always look through the paradigm of cost, quality, and access. that is the trio of things important to delivering health care. the defense health agency and the military health system operates under a paradigm. readiness is the focus. the main thing we are focused on. besides that, were talking up at her health, that her care, and lower cost. as i specified in the written statement, to drive on cost is huge. for 7.6y the budget billion dollars, we have done well to maintain and sustain that at our reasonable rate, lower than the u.s. averag

meanwhile, there is renewed focused on epstein's alleged primary c coconspire aso cocons.oston, in a phone call with fox he acknowledged they were once friends but denied that maxwell is his girlfriend and they live together. she is also a target of a new lawsuit filed today by accuser rose who said she was 14 and 15 years old when epstein assaulted her, and also suing his estate and three of his unnamed female household staff members who she said were enablers. >> they are fighting in court to have thisbl plea deal thrown out the. today epstein's lawyers responded in court saying they believe that plea tea deal shoud still stand. trish: thank you. joining us by phone. former fbi assistant director danny col. who is your reaction. >> it is terrible. fbi will find out what happened. compare videos and logs someone lied, someone falsified a document, if i did this case, first thing i would ask, who took him off suicide watch? who made that decision to do that? and why -- what is the justifications. i would seize everyone's cell phone, who is texting who. what decisions were

are seeing -- and some of these pictures are almost too disgusting to put on the screen but we have asothem are rvs. >> yes. >> tucker: people are living in those full-time? >> yes. people are living in them full-time. you will notice there is raw sewage that is coming out. it's more than an environmental crisis. if the health crisis down in this area. >> tucker: leading a recall effort against the mayor of los angeles, eric, over the homelessness crisis there, which is bad and getting worse, and she joins us againcr tonight. thanks a lot for coming back on the show. >> good to be with you. >> tucker: since you began the effort, to get this issue the attention it deserves, have things gotten any better? >> thanks to you into the media we've been able to scare $130 million out of the state government and the local government, and we've also been able to free up a thousand units for the disabled homeless units, but it's really the blind leading the blind in our local government where they think they can just warehouse homeless people on the streets ofov los angeles and in other cities in

there are still serious questions aso how much change has come to ferguson. storefronts like these remain shuttered and development is. sl and there a stark racial divisions and deep tensions between the community and police. councilwoman griffin worries the thd ward-- which has the highest percentage of black residents and the lowest income levels-- is not getting enou resources. >> in terms of just the little small mom and pop stores like those aren't existing. you've got a few buty supply uses. you've got a few beauty salons and nail shops but in terms of actually providing resources to people where they can g in walking distance where they can go and shop. i would say no. >> alcindor: last week, ami ouri non-profit announced plans for a new development project. it will incle a health care center and possibly a grocery store. still, some in the community remain deeply worried about interactions with the police and racial profiling. >> i don't feel likeng different. i don't feel like it's enhanced or anything like that. l i don't feele i can call the police

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let me aso add on the supply chain, nobody builds a supply chain and starts the prep signoicants by we're going source our products from as far away as possible. it is a very complicated process to design a supply chain you have to find a place that can manufacture the goods at the high enough quality, at low enou price, you have to d testing and assure that the consumer is going to be safe if they use that product. you have to have logistic support u can transport that product into the u.s. mark and all of these things, china happens to be one of the places that does all of these things very well. there aren't other places around the world. and certainly not the united states. >> so the same argument that i would have-- that i asked dan denny friest about. i ask you, we had to challenge cheuna on its behavior.an yes it does cause pain for certain sectors of the economy, but if it pays long-terms benefits torth it. what with your industry say about that. >> we certainly agree that wesh ld be confronting china over the way that they handle trade their abuse of technology, their it theft, a

. >> reporter: last yeinar, social ccompanies earned more than $5 billion, nearly as much asos all thee las vegas strip. but companies like big fish aim their games are jus entertainment, and hve avoided any gambling regulations. >> it's a very highly lucrative but somewhat secretive industry that has exploded across the united states in the past decade. >> repter: big fish declined our request for an interview, but sent a written statement saying the company is "dedicated to delivering great entertainment experiences," and that "we strive to ensure that our social games comply with all applicablstandards, rules and requirements." i oke to former employees these social casinos. none wanted to go on camera, but described a darker side, saying it was widely known some players were addicted, and their warnings to management went ignored. one player spent so much on the game, she couldn't afford her prescription medicine, and they told me another's home was in foreclosure. suzie kelly said the fid t time she tr quit, big fish called her on the phone, not to cancel her account, but to p ass

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you aso, i wanted to ask a follow-up on when you are showing your sign of the district office, the flowchart, do you have a chance -- a sense of how many different points of contact they would need to address all the different issues they would need to talk to your office about? when i came, we had 130 different services which we still do. it was very difficult for members to try to figure out, especially new members to figure out all of the services that we do. 30 andcated that into what we attempted to do is we have a particular individual now who was assigned to 30 or 40 offices. they are called advocates and they are circulated around all of the different offices to try to -- they are supposed to be the point of contact if there is a problem. >> across those 30 different -- mr. kiko: correct. they get back, they write a report, and they try to get the issue resolved, and they have also been going around to the district offices as well, but we just got that program off the ground about nine months ago. it seems to be popular. >> i was thinking that a lot of folks use outside vendors and d

aso seeing the 230 curve industrial production disappoints.y, that's the three month-10 year. it is still continuing to grind its way flatter in negative territory. all of that really helping gold. above 1500, the highest level since 2013. not only is it central banks are buying, but that can tell you a lot. to me you have commodities, currencies, and the bond market telling you one thing, and equities telling you something very different. david: as you pointed out, when you look at gold versus commodities, it is quite a story. they are going in opposite directions fast. now let's find out what is going on outside the business world. viviana hurtado is here with first word news. viviana: today, president donald trump is likely to face a cool reception when he tries to console residents of el paso, texas and dayton, ohio. the president will pay tribute to first responders in both cities after mass shootings there over the weekend. the visits are, gated by the president's historic anti-immigrant rhetoric. plus, he opposes gun control measures pr

over 10,000 concentrations this year where somebody is coming into a store and interacting with an asosiate multiple times to complete a project. we see that as the growth model for brands like ours. obviously there are continued pressures around promotions and discounts in the market but at the moment we maintain our differentiation through that unique product design and differentiated service. david: crate and barrel is known for home services. what insights you have into the housing market in the united states? neela: what we see a trend for is smaller space. many more multiunit condos going up. we are having to adapt how we think about our product design. customers increasingly want multi functional products and multifunctional furniture. they are thinking about buying the whole thing for a 2000 square foot condominium. we think differently about some of these urban markets. people are increasingly prepared to trade-off space or location. taylor: wonderful. neela montgomery of crate and barrel, the ceo, thank you so much. coming up, the bond rally chart is on with the u.s. 30 year t

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aso, we're showing you american history tv programs as a preview of what is available every weekend on c-span 3. tonight, a recent purdue university conference called remaking american political history. that begins at 8 p.m. eastern on c-span 3. president trump hold a campaign rally in manchester, new hampshire, thursday and watch live coverage beginning at 7 p.m. eastern tomorrow on c-span. listenat c-span.org or live on the free c-span radio app. q&a, new york times staff photographer doug mills talks about photos covering presidential. >> he enjoys having us around. i really believe, despite his constant comments about fake news and the media, i really feel he enjoys having us around because it helps drive his message. e news of the day, which he can do every day and does every day. he's constantly driving the message and therefore, having us around really allows them to do that. 8 p.m.ay night s at eastern on c-span's q&a. c-span awards fellowships to several middle and high school teachers who have demonstrated innovative methods of incorporating c-span programs in their teaching

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