. >> tonight we are thrilled to have with us charlotte bismuth for the launch of her book "bad medicine: catching new york's deadliest pill pusher". charlotte bismuth started her legal career joining the new york county district attorney's office in 2008 as an appellate attorney. in 2010 she transferred to the office of the special narcotics which prosecutes felony narcotics crimes. after her work on the prosecution of doctor stanley she left the das office advocate for victims of the opioid epidemic. in partnership with activists, grieving families, academics, journalists and physicians this news called for accountability from other entities responsible for launching the opioid epidemic. charlotte also served as consulting for prosecutor center for excellence, a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting best practices and prosecutions. she is a graduate of columbia university, columbia law school and institute for political science in paris. she was in new york city with her husband and children. joining her in conversation is patricia mccormick. a two time national book award fina

. >> tonight we're thrilled to have charlotte bismuth with her book "bad medicine." she started her legal career in and join the new york county district attorney's office in 2008 an a appellate attorney. in 2010 she transferred into the office of the special nark particulars property which prosecutes felony narcotics crime. after the work on the brooks of dr. stan li. she left the da's -- she has called for accountability from pharma and other entity responsible for launching the opioid academy. sharelight is a consultant in the center of excellence, an organization dedicated to promoting best practices in constitution. she is a graduate of columbia university, columbia law school and the institute for political skins in paris temp lives in new york city with her husband and children. joining charlotte in conversation is patricia mccorporal make. a two-time national book award finalist, and she wrote never fall down, the true story of a boy who survived the killing fields of cam bodie -- cambodia, and is he co author i am malala, the give who shot by the taliban and

. >> tonight we are thrilled that with us charlotte bismuth and her new book "bad medicine." she start a legal career -- [inaudible] and joint in your county district attorney's office in 2008 as an appellate attorney. in 2010 she transmitted office of the special narcotics -- prosecutes felony narcotics crimes. after work on the landmark manslaughter prostitution of drs office to advocate for victims of the opioid epidemic. in partnership with activist, grieving families, academics, journalists and physicians, she has called for accountability from big pharma and other entities responsible for launching the opioid epidemic. charlotte also should on the consulting prosecutor center for excellence, nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting best practices in prosecution. she is a graduate of columbia university, columbia law school and the institute for political science in paris percolates in your city with her husband and children. joining charlotte is patricia mccormick, a two-time national book award finalist izzie offer several critically acclaimed novels including nev

. >> tonight we're thrilled to have charlotte bismuth with her book "bad medicine." started her legal career in and join the new york county district attorney's office in 2008 an a appellate attorney. in

hunters in denmark have been using shot made from steel, bismuth and tungsten since lead shot was bannedcks and geese from poisoning. so uk conservationists say the transition to hunting without toxic ammunition needs to happen now. victoria gill, bbc news. neil lennon has resigned as celtic manager after less than two years in charge. after a poor run of results the club are 18 points behind rivals rangers. our sports correspondent chris mclaughlin is at celtic park. not mclaughlin is at celtic park. the hugest of surprise think not the hugest of surprises. no, i think that's _ not the hugest of surprises. no, i think that's right, _ not the hugest of surprises. no, i think that's right, simon. - not the hugest of surprises. no, i think that's right, simon. i - not the hugest of surprises. iirr, i think that's right, simon. i think the biggest surprise is that it has actually taken this long. neil lennon is a manager who has been limping on, really, but the last couple of months without the support of the majority of the club's fans. it has been a season to forget the celtic football cl

hunters in denmark have been using shot made from steel, bismuth and tungsten since lead shot was banned and geese from poisoning. so uk conservationists say the transition to hunting without toxic ammunition needs to happen now. victoria gill, bbc news. a painting by famed artist vincent van gogh, has been shown to the public for the first time. the 1887 work titled "scene de rue a montmartre", that's "a street scene in montmartre" in english, was kept in a collection of a french family for years. the painting depicts a man and woman, strolling past a ramshackle fence with a windmill in the background. the painting is part of a series that van gogh produced in montmartre. it will be sold at auction in march. it was painted while he was lodging with his brother theo in paris. it will be auctioned off next month. the auction houses put an estimated value on the artwork is between five and 8 million euros. mum matt is a hilly district in paris. i could go on but they are telling me i mustn't. that's as far as my french goes. the weather is going to stay mild for all of us today. further so