beth is back! >> hi. >> seth: look out, beth is in the building. >> oyo! from crafts. not craft services. i learned to do the things they stick stuff on, the things you hold up -- >> seth: i'm already so lost. [ laughter ] which is very in line with how it usually goes. now, i prepared -- >> you mean in life in general? >> seth: no, life i'm good. in life, i'm good. >> this is why i should be a babysitter, happy birthday, ash. >> seth: so every year, you're here, you ask to be a babysitter for my kids. >> yes. >> seth: and this time, i'm really gonna take it under consideration, based on how this goes. [ light laughter ] but here's the thing. i've got questions i want to ask you. and every time you -- >> don't ask me. ramona's here. >> seth: ramona is your -- >> she can answer the questions. yes, she's here right now, she'll answer your questions. >> seth: i'm not going to ask you questions about babysitting. i'm going to ask you questions, and if you like actually answer them this time -- >> never going to babysit those kids. tell you that right now. i'll

following on from her surgery, beth is hoping to put her painful past behind her and move on., it really has. stressful, emotional for everybody, notjust myself, my husband, my family. it's just been a really stressful period, and i'm just glad that i'm coming to the end of it. louise fewster, bbc news. let's look at train drivers now. train drivers from five more operators are on strike today, affecting journeys across england, wales and scotland. it's the latest industrial action by members of the aslef union. the dispute is over pay and working conditions — and has been deadlocked for months. debt charities are seeing an increasing number of people coming to them struggling to pay their council tax. millions of households in england, wales and northern ireland will see their bills rise this month. latest figures from the charity stepchange says that one in three people is behind on payments, and the average debt owed is more than £1,700. for many, it's become a habit when visiting somewhere new to instantly whip out your phone and take as many pictures as possible to get th

you are both obviously concerned about the future of the children in tennessee, beth, i want to startyear-old. they still attend covenant school. you are at that senate hearing, you were a part of that gallery. they-- the mothers, the parents they were removed when they were speaking out about wanting to protect their children? >> it was appalling. it was truly the most outrageous experience i have had in my life, really. there was just such a level of confusion and pain, and just we felt discarded. it was just bizarre and painful. >> representative pearson, i know that you are familiar with the being silenced when you are trying to speak out in that hall, but what is the justification that is coming from your colleagues on the other side of the aisle to vote on a bill and approve it that is not wanted by anyone? it has been tried before and other counties in tennessee and hasn't worked. i understand there is an opt out of this legislation and i understand maybe that the voices in support of this say their training and their is a certain component of it, but how is it possible that th

beth and her mate, who wants to be anonymous, are keen to share their story. calling him �*jay�*. we catch up with them on a saturday night as they prepare to buy ketamine from a dealer they found online. i was hoping to pick up a minute ago. the guy has seen a police car where i am and just, cos i'm not from the area, driven off. and how did you find that dealer? so, it was just as easy as messaging a friend on facebook, saying, "hey, do you know anyone with k "in bristol area?" and then, yeah, i was sent the menu and a number and it'sjust a case of messaging. it's, "what do you want? "where do you want to meet?" as easy as that. it runs through snapchat as well, facebook messenger. from the minute you wake up, all through the night, i get messages. active till liam, active till 5am. and people arejust serving all the time. it is literally everywhere you go. both beth and jay are in their 20s and have been using ketamine for quite a few years after first trying it as teenagers. yeah, the first time i ever had a line of ketamine was at a free party. yeah, same

it's now later in the night and we're back with chronic ket users beth and jay. of taking ketamine? i can't walk down the street. i can't walk 50m without either needing to sit down or needing to run to the toilet. when i first went to the doctors in urology, they had no idea. they said, "we don't know what's going on. all we can tell you is that your bladder has shrunk." you could see on the camera screen, ketamine floating amongst my urine. it did also cause a big growth, where they had to burn that away immediately. when it's sort of at its peak as well, i can't engage in any conversation. i struggle to focus on anything. i can't work, i can't, um... yeah, i can't...| can't do anything. i can't feed myself or go and get a drink. yeah, it really disables you completely. this is what was coming out, these blood clots, after i had to have, like, an operation. but yet, it's still not enough to be able to stop you from using it, right? it does make you think. it does make you really consider it more. you think, "right, i do need help with this now. "and i do want t

but that can we please, please, please give beth another round of applause. you can call.

beth, i want to start with you. i can't imagine, you have a nine-year-old and a 12-year- old.a part of that gallery. the mothers, the parents, they were removed when they were speaking out about wanting to protect their children? >> it was appalling. it was truly the most outrageous experience i've had in my life, really. there was just such a level of confusion and pain and just we felt discarded. it was bizarre and painful. >> representative pearson, i know you are familiar with being silenced when you are trying to speak out in that home. what is the justification coming from your colleagues on the other side of the aisle to vote on a bill and approve it that is not wanted by anyone? it has been tried before in some other counties in tennessee, hasn't worked. i understand there is an opt out in this legislation. i understand maybe that the forces in support of this essay there is training and there's a certain component of it but how is it possible that they are so tone deaf about what it's really wanted to protect the children in the schools ? >> this is a dangerous piece

but that can we please, please, please give beth another round of applause. you can call. i've been waiting for this day for quite a while since. last june, when anne's wonderful book came out and, i we were in d.c. together. i knew that i could bring her out to. for this book, lure her out here and actually lure her back because she here once before.

we are with beth and her friend we are calling jay, as he wants to be anonymous.both in their 20s and chronic ketamine users, after trying it as teenagers. i was 1a years old and somebody had some in the classroom and i had a little bit at the back of the classroom. that was the first time i had it. what is the physical impact for you now of taking ketamine? can't work, yeah, i can't do anything, i can't feed myself or go and get a drink. yeah, it really disables you completely. i can't walk 50 metres without either needing to sit down or needing to run to the toilet. ketamine use is estimated to have more than doubled since 2016 in england and wales, and ketamine addiction has quadrupled in that time. and, although deaths linked to ketamine are rare, they are also on the rise. with a justin bieber haircut. i used to have to straighten his hairfor him before he went to school. claire's son, ryan, got addicted to ketamine after his best friend died, and he used the drug as a way to cope with his grief. he didn't look like the son that i had. he went from being such

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jimmy: look, i don't have time for whatever is going on here. >> who's beth, you ask?e can get into all that. excuse me, ally coming through. >> jimmy: no, i didn't -- i'm not at all -- >> just to recap for everybody, beth is my ex who thought i fundamentally misunderstood what it means to respect women, or whatever. but look at this. beyonce. >> jimmy: i see that, but -- >> women's stories matter! i saw barbie, i loved it. >> jimmy: i don't know why you're being defensive. >> i loved barbie even more than a lot of real movies. >> jimmy: "real movies?" what do you mean real? >> and how about that caitlin clark, huh? come on, really? i honestly prefer women's basketball. that's just me. >> jimmy: okay. hey, you name a second female basketball player? >> steph curry? >> jimmy: steph curry is a man. >> okay, okay. all right. the sexy bunny from space jam? >> jimmy: not technically a woman. >> look, we're not so different, you and i:, okay? our love languages talk. we both respect women. and because of that, we both watch a lot of lesbian pornography. >> jimmy: that's not

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fairweather foundation, the tepper foundation, peter and mary kalikow, the asness family foundation, the beth and ravenel curry foundation, the mckenna family foundation, charles r schwab, the eric and wendy schmidt fund for strategic innovation, and by the following. corporate funding is provided by stephens inc. and by pfizer inc. - coleman hughes, welcome to "firing line." - it a pleasure to be here. - you are a writer, a podcaster, a musician, and you have recently written a book, "the end of race politics: arguments for a colorblind america." the concept of a colorblind america is often misunderstood. when you say, "a colorblind america," what do you mean? - so when i say, "a colorblind america," i mean, you're white, i'm black and hispanic, but i'm gonna try to treat you without regard to your race, and i'm gonna ask you to treat me without regard to my race, to the extent that we can. and we're both gonna ask the government to never treat us differently with regard to our race. and wherever the state has an interest in helping disadvantaged people, we ask that you do that on the basis

beth abraham in oakland as the congregation begins a more than week-long festival of freedom. and rabbi marc blue hopes the celebration continues without incident. been some very >> unfortunate and hates protest, but we haven't seen the violence. the police department's almost all the cities have been in regular touch with the synagogues. and so we're not anticipating any violence, but we are vigilant just 2 weeks ago, rabbi bloom says his synagogue was awarded a security grant from the state of california. >> which is paying for safety upgrades during passover extra guards. we still have a guard only for services. know we know of a guard at many other times as well. >> we have upgraded locks gates cameras and we anticipate doing much more as the money for the grant comes. and rabbi bloom wishes it did not have to be this way, but it does in recent months at nearby lake merritt, vandals spray painted anti-semitic messages and pro-palestinian demonstrations denouncing israel's response to hamas is deadly. october attacks in israel made many jewish people feel unsafe. it's just

. >> temple beth abraham tell him to rejoice anywhere. and anyway, you can admitting, that is a tough task these days. it's hard. >> 2 celebrate festival of freedom when our people are hostages and knowing that these hostages. are not free and may never be free. it's terribly tragic. the ongoing war between israel and hamas following the terrorist group's deadly october attacks in israel have sparked cease-fire protests across the country in the bay area. >> and lead to a rise in islamophobia and anti-semitism. some instances resulting in boulder, graffiti and hate crimes. we've definitely seen the messages the fbi has put out. >> you know, to be on alert just 2 weeks ago, rabbi bloom says temple beth abraham was awarded a security grant from the state of california. >> which is paying for safety upgrades during passover extra guards. we still have a guard only for services. neal, we now have a gard4n many other times as well. >> we have upgraded locks gates cameras and we anticipate doing much more as the money for the grant comes. and r

fairweather foundation, the tepper foundation, peter and mary kalikow, the asness family foundation, the beth and ravenel curry foundation, the mckenna family foundation, charles r. schwab, the eric and wendy schmidt fund for strategic innovation, and by the following. corporate funding is provided by stephens inc. and by pfizer inc. - professor melissa murray, welcome to "firing line." - thanks for having me. - former president donald trump faces 88 felony charges in four jurisdictions. jury selection began this week in manhattan, making him the first former u.s. president to face a criminal trial. the manhattan district attorney alvin bragg, his prosecution of donald trump centers on allegations that trump paid hush money to silence claims of affairs before the 2016 election. the prosecution charges that trump falsified business records to cover up the payments and, in doing so, allegedly interfered in the election. the case rests on what some call a novel legal theory. - yeah. - explain this novelty. - so in the new york system, the falsification of business records is ordinarily a misdeme

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one of the best in the industry, beth kindig will break it all down. gary k. who took profits before the big swoon want to know if he is ready to buy again. financial reserve, recognizes surge in policy uncertainty in nancy davis, mike kantrowitz, what is next for the market. will it be rate hikes or rate cuts? my take on google reaction to employee moment, is this a watershed moment for esg other pushing back on esg. all that and much more on "making money." ♪. charles: all right, so we're in a rough patch, right? what does that mean for the stock market? well, let's face it the first test of 2024 is upon us. the swoon you think speaks for itself. higher for longer is the issue. everyone is sort of concerned about right now. financial releases, we're in earnings season. really haven't been that great to be honest with you. then of course the swoon which i said speaks for itself. you can see already, you could argue are we already a bit oversold? certainly down here at these levels where we were back in october. you see the market bottomed and we started to ta

we are with beth and her friend we are calling jay, as he wants to be anonymous.ketamine users, after trying it as teenagers. i was 1a years old and somebody had some in the classroom and i had a little bit at the back of the classroom. that was the first time i had it. what is the physical impact for you now of taking ketamine? can't work, yeah, i can't do anything, i can't feed myself or go and get a drink. yeah, it really disables you completely. i can't walk 50 metres without either needing to sit down or needing to run to the toilet. ketamine use is estimated to have more than doubled since 2016 in england and wales, and ketamine addiction has quadrupled in that time. and, although deaths linked to ketamine are rare, they are also on the rise. with a justin bieber haircut. i used to have to straighten his hairfor him before he went to school. claire's son, ryan, got addicted to ketamine after his best friend died, and he used the drug as a way to cope with his grief. he didn't look like the son that i had. he went from being such a happy, confident, clever bo

this goes to you, beth yeah i think it's called deterrence. they were trying to scope down what israel would do and i think that that worked. and now they're really shaping the message just like they shaped the message after the massive attack on israel by calling it very proportional. now, they're downplaying this and saying that there was no damage. this were a couple of drones. these wouldn't didn't even come from israeli territory. these were drones flown from somewhere inside iran so nothing really to see here. and so i think we're just kind of in messaged control, which the iranians during a very good position to do and they're closed society. >> all right. we just heard about about a half an hour ago from secretary anthony blinken who's at the g7 meeting in italy. let's listen to what he said. he was asked about this. he didn't really bring it up himself. he didn't speak directly to the attack. but he was asked by a reporter about what happened in iran as opposed to from the israeli strike the united states has not been involved in any

beth, and then be applied to find you are not as far as to help them out. i sometimes send the money. i may harvesting cool guy strictly illegal when i think that sometimes government soldiers come to a coke of farm and destroy the cook. a plants turning point and if you're working there, you get arrested here. they can even burn down the lab and destroy everything. can know they're going for you john john the 230. how much do you have you know. busy 31 kilogram, but i don't think it's we used to have lots of money and little co pay them. we now have lots of space but no money left. the money. people here work with coke up because it's cultivation accounts for 70 percent of economic output off and everything here revolves around coca. the problem right now is selling it, which has a huge impact on trade. everything is affected and stuff like that. like anything else, the level and here's what coca does, ok, it's still plan to kill us if you have specific arms. groups are fighting for more land so that they can expand coca cultivation, the company. it's the

. >> temple beth abraham tell him to rejoice anywhere. you can admitting, that is a tough task these days. it's hard. >> 2 celebrate festival of freedom when our people are hostages and knowing that these hostages. are not free and may never be free. it's terribly tragic. the ongoing war between israel and hamas following the terrorist group's deadly october attacks in israel have sparked cease-fire protests across the country in the bay area. >> and lead to a rise in islamophobia and anti-semitism. some instances resulting in boulder, graffiti and hate crimes. we've definitely seen the messages the fbi has put out. >> you know, to be on alert just 2 weeks ago, rabbi bloom says temple beth abraham was awarded a security grant from the state of california. >> which is paying for safety upgrades during passover extra guards. we still have a guard only for services. know we know of a garden many other times as well. >> we have upgraded locks gates cameras and we anticipate doing much more as the money for the grant comes. and rabbi bloom say

we are with beth and her friend we are calling jay, as he wants to be anonymous.a little bit at the back of the classroom. that was the first time i had it. what is the physical impact for you now of taking ketamine? can't work, yeah, i can't do anything, i can't feed myself or go and get a drink. yeah, it really disables you completely. i can't walk 50 metres without either needing to sit down or needing to run to the toilet. ketamine use is estimated to have more than doubled since 2016 in england and wales, and ketamine addiction has quadrupled in that time. and, although deaths linked to ketamine are rare, they are also on the rise. with a justin bieber haircut. i used to have to straighten his hairfor him before he went to school. claire's son, ryan, got addicted to ketamine after his best friend died, and he used the drug as a way to cope with his grief. he didn't look like the son that i had. he went from being such a happy, confident, clever boy to this shell of a person. i didn't know who he was any more. in april 2023, ryan died at the age of 26. ketamin

legislation imposes penalties of up to life imprisonment for concentra to same sex relations and possible beth and some cases of so called aggravated homosexuality. activists say the low violates their constitutional rights. petitioners say they will appeal to ruling out the supreme court. the nature of foreign ministers are meeting in brussels to discuss 100000000000 euros and support for ukraine. the proposed fund would help bolster keeps defenses over the next 5 years. as part of a push for the western military alliance to take over the us led group that currently coordinates, weapon shipments to ukraine. nato also wants to make support for keep less reliance on contributions from washington. because of the month long impasse in the us congress over $60000000000.00 ukrainian aid package. and after more than 2 years of fighting ukraine's armed forces, desperately need fresh troops to hold off russian offensive. president vladimir zalinski has signed a controversial law design to do just that. as you green struggles to beef up, its military, president southern sky had signed a law to lower th

beth of the children's agency said that they were successful in killing him, of other senior members. they told him that the best thing that it could be that would kill us not clear, but it's at least why. and also mine is raisal just work on that. and now interestingly, the reports that into hispanic, the residents that i've talked to, they're saying that there is a voice message from the specific liter v. uh group. he's alive and he it's not clear for me, please, whether this was messages you or not. because these are the most, are you try to tell him, tell to start for a relative account also before now the problem is the a staging that if he can, so we got to know for sure nothing and the rate for the region there a know whether that person was killed the also it has actually taken the bodies of the a person that were killed and the jealous police said he didn't tell a visa. thank you, buddy. and that's it from me on the new state. thanks for watching the, the in charlotte the currently move people the on the world wide in such a book based on life on the bus. and so it does have

that's a surgeon flood defense is around the city of autumn, beth, to collapse. the rescue operation is on the way but local say not enough, was done to prevent the flooding in the 1st place. a wall of icy water rushing towards homes. here in kazakhstan, tens of thousands of people have already evacuated and still more a packing of what they can to flee ahead of the record high floods. stuff the 5 most of the range of the control, a symbol with that that i hope it will. and then will be safe, the use of the but the night, 57 years, but the whole, it's the 1st time i've seen water coming to my home. so she lived up stream and russia, the euro river, his best, it's banks flooding parts of our and bug home to mold and half a 1000000 people lose the issue as i suppose the morning the watermark and the router. well, it's more than 10 enough off me does high and if that does the highest level of a major issue we store to liberty daniels or annual spring floods have been made, was by torrential rain and record high temperatures that have melted ice and snow. the disaste

from kansas city, missouri and lives in nashville, tennessee he is joined in conversation tonight by beth simone noveck professor at northeastern university and director of the burn center for social. jonathan metzl is presenting his new book, what we've living and dying in a country of arms and what we've become. metzl reckons both with long history of distrust of public health, larger forces, social ideological, historical, racial and, political that allow mass shootings occur on a nearly daily basis. america. looking closely at the cycle in which matt's mass shootings lead to shock horror calls for action and ultimately political gridlock, he explores what happened to the soul of a nation and the meaning of safety community. when we normalize violence, an acceptable tradeoff for freedom. in the words of michael eric dyson, i know a few other thinkers who so consistently what ails america. this is the clarion call to everyone possesses who professes concern about the state of guns in this country. if we stand a chance in hell, we're fighting back and remaking america in the image of gun

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. >> temple beth abraham tell him to rejoice anywhere. and anyway, you can admitting, that is a tough task these days. it's hard. >> 2 celebrate festival of freedom when our people are hostages and knowing that these hostages. are not free and may never be free. it's terribly tragic. the ongoing war between israel and hamas following the terrorist group's deadly october attacks in israel have sparked c spire protests across the country in the bay area. >> and lead to a rise in islamophobia and anti-semitism. some instances resulting in boulder, graffiti and hate crimes. we've definitely seen the messages the fbi has put out. >> you know, to be on alert just 2 weeks ago, rabbi bloom says temple beth abraham was awarded a security grant from the state of california. >> which is paying for safety upgrades during passover extra guards. we still have a guard only for services. neal, we now regard it many other times as well. >> we have upgraded locks gates cameras and we anticipate doing much more as the money for the grant comes. and rabbi bl

that's why this was done. >> and that was mary beth mcdade reporting for us this afternoon.legislation aiming to protect car break-in. victims passes the california state senate. >> and if you ever wanted to be a professional ballplayer now is your chance. when the oakland ballers are holding their open tryouts. and one bay area city approves installing more automated installing more automated speed cameras. we'll tell mr. clean magic eraser powers through tough messes. so it makes it look like i spent hours cleaning, and you know i didn't. it makes my running shoe look like new! it's amazing. it's so good. it makes it look like i have magical powers. magic eraser and sheets make cleaning look easy. francisco board of supervisors voted unanimously to approve legislation. >> to streamline installation of automated speed cameras. last week, mayor london breed late out her transportation vision, which included steps to implement those cameras back in 2023 estate bill was passed allowing san francisco along with 5 other cities to introduce a 5 year safety camera pilot. this enab

beth abraham in oakland as the congregation begins a more than week-long festival of freedom. and rabbi marc blue hopes the celebration continues without incident. there's been some very unfortunate and hates protest, but we haven't seen the violence. the police department's almost all the cities have been in regular touch. >> with the synagogues. and so we're not anticipating any violence, but we are vigilant just 2 weeks ago, rabbi bloom says his synagogue was awarded a security grant from the state of california. >> which is paying for safety upgrades during passover extra guards. we still have a guard only for services. know we have a guard at many other times as well. >> we have upgraded locks gates cameras and we anticipate doing much more as the money for the grant comes. and rabbi bloom wishes it did not have to be this way, but it does in recent months at nearby lake merritt, vandals spray painted anti-semitic messages and pro-palestinian demonstrations denouncing israel's response to hamas is deadly. october attacks in israel made many jewish people feel unsafe. it's

. >> temple beth abraham tell him to rejoice anywhere.. >> to celebrate festival of freedom when our people are hostages and knowing that these hostages. are not free in may never be free. it's terribly tragic. the ongoing war between israel and hamas following the terrorist group's deadly october attacks in israel have sparked cease-fire protests across the country in the bay area. >> and led to a rise in islamophobia and anti-semitism. some instances resulting in boulder, graffiti and hate crimes. we've definitely seen the messages the fbi has put out. >> you know, to be on alert just 2 weeks ago, rabbi bloom says temple beth abraham was awarded a security grant from the state of california. >> which is paying for safety upgrades during passover extra guards. we still have a guard only for services. neal, we now regard it many other times as well. >> we have upgraded locks gates cameras and we anticipate doing much more as the money for the grant comes. and rabbi bloom says he keeps in regular touch with law enforcement and does not ant