the founder of nosh detox will be in the studio with us.en years on from the beginning of the credit crunch, we want to hear your memories of the crisis and how it affected you. let us know. use the hashtag bbcbizlive. hello and welcome to business live. get in touch with your memories. i know for us, it was the start of ten long years of covering the stories and the repercussions of it. this week the main stock markets in the us have had another record run and london's ftse 100 flirted with breaking into record territory. it's a far cry from ten years ago when the global credit crunch began. ten years ago today — 9th, august 2007 — banks suddenly found that they had billions of dollars in toxic debts that customers couldn't afford to repay. so overnight, they stopped offering loans. the financial crisis that followed cost the british economy over £7 trillion in lost output — that's close to $10 trillion. for the us economy, the cost hit a staggering $22 trillion. so with traders now celebrating a record breaking run on the dow and other ma

it's a serious medical procedure the idea that food can detox but we don't need food to detox is unless you have something really wrong with. we are living our kidneys remove toxins my body perfectly happily but oh well for do you blame the media for spreading these. yeah. yeah i guess media feeds the demand for this sort of thing and there's a real demand for weight loss as a proxy for health using if you know health is not necessarily true and the one thing that doesn't work for weight loss one thing it really doesn't work is going on a restrictive diet there's a very good window you yourselves say that if you restrict something from your dirt you will lose a bit of wit in the short term over a long time in five years the vast majority of these different figures but you know probably the best most studies about eighty five percent of people will be heavier or your same way or heavier in five years time if they start that most people lose if you really are stripped off because you lose weight in the short term but it's just not sustainable and you know people are sort of taken back to

typically they are and yet people keep wanting them there what is detox as you explain it in this detox this idea that certain foods which if you eat they will flush talks in that system in a kind of based on the idea that there's lots of toxins around modern life causes toxins and they build up in our bodies and if we. food or lemon juice with water or kale or green juices they'll detox or something which is which just doesn't make any sort of it's all liabilities and all that is really a to go in such things detox if you go to hospital when you've been poisoned you probably have a detox procedure that's not like it used to and it's not you know. cleansing for all that matter. it's a serious medical procedure the idea that food can detox but we don't need food to detox is unless you have something really wrong with. i live in our kidneys remove talking to my body perfectly happily but oh well for do you blame the media for spreading these. yet or doing that it may get media feed to demand for this sort of thing when there's a real demand for the weight loss we see as a proxy for health

if you go to hospital when you've been poisoned you probably have a detox procedure that's not like it used to and it's not you know. finding for all that matter. it's a serious medical procedure the idea that food can detox but we don't need food in the toxins and this was something really wrong with. i live in our kidneys remove toxins my body perfectly happily o.l. for you blame the media for spreading these. yet are doing their thing they get media feeds a demand for this sort of thing and there's a real demand for the weight loss we see as a proxy for healthy thing if we're healthy is not necessarily true and the one thing that doesn't work for weight loss one thing it really doesn't work is going on a restrictive diet there's a very good window you yourselves say that if you restrict something from your dirt you will lose a bit of weight in the short term over a long time in five years the vast majority of these different figures but you know probably the best most studies about eighty five percent of people will be heavier or your same way or heavier in five years time if the

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to get off of it when we want to go to detox that sounds horrible that's out for me that's for somebody else to go through and it's very you know very complicated you know whether a complicated web that according to dr nelson began increasing at an alarming rate in part because doctors were taught to overprescribe stern in the nine hundred eighty s. and it also wasn't as widely known of just how addictive these pills were more recently. has been some efforts to sort of sort of take back some of the liberal opiate prescribing that we had been accustomed to doing or sort of forced to do for the past twenty years but now under prescribing has caused many to take pain into their own hands through the use of heroin but heroin is no stranger to the us back in the one nine hundred seventy s. black tar the heroin coming in from southeast asia was all across the country but things changed in two thousand and ten according to the office of national drug control policy roughly eighty percent of the world's heroin began coming out of afghanistan the poppy production drugs in afghanistan are the onl

instead, she decided to detox at her mother's house. to hide it from alex and the kids by saying she had mono. >> the reason is because they were scared of what it would do to their image. >> is the reason that you put out this cover story about emily having mono, is that because sending her to rehab would have been some kind of embarrassment to your family and you didn't want your name tarnished? >> absolutely not. we've always done the best thing for our children. and it was emily's desire to keep it from alex. >> emily went cold turkey. cindy says the first couple of days, her daughter hardly left her bed, suffering from severe headaches. but after only four days, emily went home. >> did you think she was clean, off drugs, that that problem was behind her? >> i knew that she was still tired. >> but no nger addicted? >> no. >> you were convinced that it had been dealt with? >> yes. >> alex didn't find out about the detox until much later. but he says in the weeks before she died, emily still had a stash of pain pills. >> how many time

to get off of it when we want to go to detox that sounds horrible that's out for me that's for somebody else to go through and it's a very you know very complicated you know web a complicated web that according to dr nelson began increasing at an alarming rate in parts because doctors were taught to overprescribe starting in a teen eighty's and it also wasn't as widely known of just how addictive these pills were more recently has been some efforts to just sort of scale to some sort of take back some of the liberal opiate prescribing that we had been accustomed to doing or sort of forced to do for the past twenty years but now under prescribing has caused many to take pain into their own hands through the use of heroin but heroin is no stranger to the us back in the one nine hundred seventy s. black tar the heroin coming in from southeast asia was all across the country but things changed in twenty ten according to the office of national drug control policy roughly eighty percent of the world's heroin began coming out of afghanistan the poppy production drugs in afghanistan are the only

you have to want to get detox. >> recovering addicts like scott says he's already seeing a change. >> there are a lot more cops on the street walking around. it's been getting better. >> while police are beefing up patrol, the city is making resources available to those that want help. really, it boils down to whether the individuals want help to get clean. chris christie, "action news." jim? >> great report. a philadelphia neighborhood came together to keep their streets crime free. residents, members of the community organizations and officials rallied on holly street in west philadelphia. they spoke out on the drug activity taking place on their block. participantshope to discourage crime by showing a united front. >> can you help find the norristown attacker. a $10,000 reward is being offered. chopper 6 was keeping an eye on the tree line trails where a 19-year-old runner said she was sexual assaulted at gunpoint yesterday morning. these are new images released today showing possible witnesses to the murder of a man in ard more township on saturday. they could have crucial evidenc

facility where he was in detox himself.ck and works at the california state prison in solano as well. he is competing later this month. we wish him the best of luck. >> and doing what he's doing at his age. a little over 50 and still very competitive. >> he said he feels 20 when he's on his way to the gym. >>> this story is about a 16- year-old who is a junior in high school but larissa has been a very busy young lady. this morning she is at the somerville towncenter for a special reason. >> she will be hosting her annual school supply giveaway at that somerville towncenter in antioch. last year she served over 2000 students and families. >> how mob reached out to us and said my daughter pours her heart and soul into this event. some of the pictures you are seeing is when she reached out to the warriors and they helped. she has also competed in talent competitions and is in dc for au summit. she is very busy. her desire is that students should not have to go without necessary school supplies. i know she is looking for more

>> are you trying to go into treatment detox?. >> okay. >> within the past year, the city of philadelphia has expanded the availability of narcan. it has expanded medicated treatment slots, recovery hous houses, residential treatment facilities. but the most important weapon in its war against the opioid epidemic -- >> we can't think right if we continue to use. >> getting out from behind the desk and taking it to the streets. >> derek and company are just, you know, always going to be very very important. in fact, you might say some in some ways they'll be the most important. >> sometimes folks need to be confronted with somebody who been there. how therapeutic is that when i say, hey, i was homeless living in the street. hey, i went to jail. i slept are in shelter. whose going to believe you with evidence. >> evidence, ford has got it in spades. >> i got stabbed once, twice. scars from stabbings. a gunshot wound. wisdom. >> sometimes the bear get you and sometimes you get the bear. >> cleaned from years of bad choices beginning

digital detox is always good for everyone. >>> let's find out what the weather is looking like this friday morning. >> i know what you mean. our camp, when we were growing up, no cellphones. and nobody complained about it, either. philadelphia, right now we're in the clear for wet weather. there are some clouds over head. mostly cloudy starting in easten. easten has a better chance of seeing some showers and possibly thunderstorms later this evening. 69 this morning, 66 degrees in the suburbs. a pleasant start for philadelphia, new jersey. there's some cooler cities. little bit warmer in society hill. andorra and chest nut hill in the 60s. we'll see the temperatures climb back in the 80s. but it's not going to be brilliant sunshine today. we're already seeing the clouds moving into the area. harrisberg seeing some light scattered showers. this evening, this is where we'll see the thunderstorms moving in. and that's a cold front approaching our area. so a chance of showers this afternoon. and as that cold front comes in, we'll have multiple opportunities of having some wet weather. see how

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he said he didn't want to leave. >> i was detoxing real bad. >> he didn't want to leave.p. and he didn't know where to go get the help from. >> so i went and i sat in front of the jail. i had nowhere to go. it was raining. i said take me back to jail! i don't want to go anywhere. >> he sat out in front of the door where the officers take you for booking and he was back within three hours, four hours, something like that. he's like, i'm back. yeah, you are, your bunk's still open. i've known him 15, 20 years. >> a really good 15 years. >> i've run into him on the street a lot. >> gives me shoes when i ain't got shoes. always gives me something to eat. >> oh, yeah. i caught him on the light rail one day. i went shopping for me and my nephew, buy some brand-new shoes. he jumped on the light rail no shoes, no coat. it's raining. he's not a bad guy. he needs a little help just like all of us. >> like laforce, clayton has also experienced many years of homelessness in sacramento. >> for ten years, i was downtown. used to love it because it was a choice i made. i didn't have no

well as a watchdogs urged the pentagon to detox to fire reports detailing allegations of child sex abuse by afghan forces but currently whatever's concealed in the potentially sensational report remains a secret as jacqueline to go explains the report was concerned that they gave of sexual abuse of children by members of the afghan security forces because it's classified much of the information on which the sego report is based the report is classified as requested that the declassify the reports so dark secrets will remain secret for now but it's not the first time such allegations of afghan soldiers were raping young boys have surfaced. yeah. they don't. believe. it was this is. a show that was there. and that's there there is unfortunately little proof for these crimes available back in two thousand and fourteen human rights groups claimed abusers were often paying bribes to hide their crimes but in two thousand and fifteen reports surfaced that american military personnel were being told to look the other way in order to maintain good relations with afghan units why does this truly e

government watchdog urges the pentagon to detox if i reports detailing allegations of child sex abuse by afghan security forces funded by washington. there's no truth to the story of north korea's program when north korea itself told me that to my face amid rising tensions between the u.s. and north korea an american senator says president trump told him he's prepared to go to war with pyongyang. german authorities admit they missed a deadline to deport a man who is now suspected of committing friday's deadly knife attack in hamburg. the netflix t.v. series sparks controversy after it's linked to a rise in online searches for methods of suicide we speak to a father who says his teenage daughter took her own life after watching the show. i think that there are ways that it can be done the positive note but never in a way that the trees is such a dark and desperate situation my daughter should be alert i should be able to hold or. to care for her. this is r.t. international coming to you live from the russian capital thank you for watching i'm kate. a suicide bomber has targeted a nato

. >> reporter: his father brought him to a detox facility in vallejo. >> i told myself i can't live like this anymore. laying in that bed, i haven't had a drink since. >> reporter: there he met joel a counselor and a recovering addict who had the ability to see what he has become, but also what he could be. he says you were the first person to say you should become a counselor? >> yeah. i think his abilities to relate to people is what stood out for me. he's a likable guy. >> reporter: it took 15 years to fall and goodwin has spent the last ten years climbing back up. turns out joel was right. goodwin became a counselor and worked with joel at genesis house in vallejo. he is also now supervising a program at the solano prison that teaches inmates how to become counselors too. >> reporter: do you see yourself in them? >> yeah sometimes. i'm not any different from them. obviously i didn't go to prison, but some of the criminal acts i committed should put me in prison. >> reporter: climbing back up also returns to his past. >> i don't think they placed higher than third in the league. since

he said you you won't die and hey put me in the center and i detoxed cold turkey. >> what was that like? times worst than the flu but the anxiety is the worst part. ideations crawling on your skin. president trump: you got through it >> how long did that take? >> two weeks. resident trump: two weeks -- they used to call it cold turkey, right? do they still do that? ofyou went through two weeks that, and that was hell? >> yeah. president trump: but then you knew you were going to get better? no. the mental obsession came and i wanted to use it so badly but i what i was and i knew i couldn't, so i wanted the to stop. i wanted my brain to stop yelling at me. person want to be that anymore so i figured i would and it would stop. my dad -- i can -- he canceled my personal credit cards. i don't know how he did it. got on my knees an prayed and that was really the beginning. president trump: he did you a great service when he did it? >> he did it. resident trump: you've done an amazing job. celebrate. not easy, not easy, a.j.? no, it's not >>. >> >> that my son was 10 months . ean, mike, he's

he said you you won't die and hey put me in the center and i detoxed cold turkey. >> what was that like? times worst than the flu but the anxiety is the worst part. ideations crawling on your skin. president trump: you got through it >> how long did that take? >> two weeks. resident trump: two weeks -- they used to call it cold turkey, right? do they still do that? ofyou went through two weeks that, and that was hell? >> yeah. president trump: but then you knew you were going to get better? no. the mental obsession came and i wanted to use it so badly but i what i was and i knew i couldn't, so i wanted the to stop. i wanted my brain to stop yelling at me. person want to be that anymore so i figured i would and it would stop. my dad -- i can -- he canceled my personal credit cards. i don't know how he did it. got on my knees an prayed and that was really the beginning. president trump: he did you a great service when he did it? >> he did it. resident trump: you've done an amazing job. celebrate. not easy, not easy, a.j.? no, it's not >>. >> >> that my son was 10 months . ean, mike, he's

we detox people from opiates. some of the things that we are finding is people are coming in with severe withdrawals as a result of the combination of heroine and fentanyl. there is definitely a need to adjust some of the detox protocols. star everybody off on 30 milligrams and taper them down. we mayse on fentanyl, need to adjust that because the withdrawals are more severe and more prolonged than regular heroine. patience --o your where do your patients say they are getting this fentanyl? caller: anywhere on the street. people selling heroine on the street nowadays. now it is laced with fentanyl. also, we're finding -- i listened to the governor from new jersey. one of the things we found over the last year or so was that there are many people coming over from new jersey seeking treatment here in new york as new yorkers seeking treatment. they're saying things like the treatment access in new jersey is not everything they say it is. host: can you treat them? are you allowed to treat them? caller: because we are

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government watchdog urges the pentagon to detox if i reports detailing allegations of child sex abuse by afghan security forces funded by washington. there's no truth to the story of north korea's program when north korea told me that. amid rising tensions between the u.s. and north korea an american senator says president trump told him he's prepared to go to war with pyongyang. german authorities admit they missed a deadline to deport a man who is now suspected of committing friday's deadly knife attack in hamburg.

he still works at that same detox program. and he works at solano prison.e helps them learn how to become counselors as well. >> i could have ended up in prison. >> he now is working as a wrestling coach. >> i don't think they place higher than third in the league at that time. since then, we took seven straight the titles. >> on saturday mornings, you can find him coaching kids. >> here i am, motivating these kids. and being a part of my child's life. >> he has come through recovery. >> he is teaching kids full- time. i noticed the cauliflower ear. >> he has earned three world titles. he is going to las vegas next month where he will fight for a fourth. >> i was at his first tournament. i have seen what he has done. a lot of people his age do not want to try something new, but he did,, and he has done well. >> when you get summer - - you get sober, you need something to balance you about. jujitsu was what i needed. >> and he talks about willow alley. >> he may never fully repair broken relationships. his battle with addiction will always be there. he also

>> i want to know if there's a camp for>>t's a digital detox c and we need to establish them. >> kids of today are for adults of the future. you need to teach them how to socialize now, and put that barrier between them and a another person. >> right. >> so they'll have to resort to letter writing and the u.s. mail? how can somebody survive camp like that the. >> we all did. >>> all right, a new decision is made, that ruling, that's coming up plus this. >>> can you tell my family i love them. >>> desperate call for help, a moment a police officer is shot by a suspect is caught on camera. >>> it's 6:24. a south carolina police officer says the $30 body camera he bought for himself, the best money he ever spent. the video from that camera used to testify against the suspect who tried to kill him. and we should warn you you may find this video disturbing. this is vid trow from officer quincy smith's personal camera mounted on his glasses just after he approached the suspect. the incident happened in january of 2016. now he's been able to use these dramatic images to help convict the man

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. >> how you feeling off your detox? >> miserable. yeah, miserable. i feel sick. i feel my stomach hurting but it's all right, it's all good. >> it's going to get worse, though. as the days go. your fourth or fifth day is going to be the worst. >> i have no appetite. >> you probably won't. you won't. you'll probably want to sleep for a few days. >> rather than sleep barnes has decided to focus on getting out of jail. the first step is calling a bail bondsman. >> yeah, my name is deandre barnes. i'm in jail for two felonies and two misdemeanors. >> barnes' bail has been set at $26,000. he will be released if he can pay a bondsman $2,600 plus collateral. >> $2,600. he just hung up. >> barnes next reaches out to a family member. >> okay, well, can you just call my dad and tell m to look for someone who has collateral? i really appreciate it. i'll check back in with you tomorrow. all right. i need somebody with collateral. >> until he makes bail barnes will reside in one of the jail's low-security housing units. but some inmates pose a greater threat to security. they

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this is a water weight so before he's hit the sauna, he was doing detoxing and then they will see -- >> you're exactly right. a lot of good places in vegas. >> [laughter] very good. a hot dog eating contest and a taco eating contest. >> in the same day? >> no. >> connell: all right floyd what do we have here? >> tension. yes. >> connell: yeah, get out of here. >> you're welcome. i think they would go digital. >> [laughter] that can be hacked by the russians. >> his upper body looks more mess queue lar than mcgregors. >> he is. >> connell: about 49.5. >> even today you've got a five pound advantage. >> 149 and one-half pounds. >> connell: there it is live or moments ago i should say from las vegas the weigh in of conor mcgregor and floyd mayweather and we'll come back to our studios in new york and continue looking at pictures but i'm advising those in the control room to maybe turn down the sound on those pictures if these two gentleman's history is any guide, the language may be a little bit. >> especially with conor. i'll say this quickly. there seems to be for the folks that think

detox?year, the city of philadelphia has expanded the availability of narcan. it has expanded medicated treatment slots, recovery hous houses, residential treatment facilities. but the most important weapon epidemic -- >> we can't think right if we continue to use. >> reporter: getting out from behind the desk and taking it to the streets. >> derek and company are just, you know, always going to be very very important. in fact, um, you might say in some ways they're going to be the most important. ♪ >> sometimes folks need to be confronted with somebody who been there. how therapeutic is that when i say, hey, i was homeless living in the streets. hey, i went to jail. i slept in ever shelter. whose going to believe you -- evidence. ♪ >> reporter: evidence, ford has it in spades. i got stabbed once, twice. >> reporter: scars from stabbings, a gunshot wound. wisdom. >> sometimes the bear gets you and sometimes you get the bear. >> reporter: gleaned from years of bad choices. beginning in the si

>> ♪ >> you trying to go into treatment, detox?kay. >> reporter: within the past year, the city of philadelphia has expanded the availability of narcan. it has expanded medicated treatment slots, recovery hous houses, residential treatment facilities. but the most important weapon in its war against the opioid epidemic -- >> we can't think right if we couldn't to use. >> reporter: getting out from behind the desk and taking it to the streets. >> derek and company are just, you know, always are going to be very very important. in fact, um, you might say in some ways they're going to be the most important. >> sometimes folks need to be confronted with somebody who been there. how therapeutic is that when i say, hey, i was homeless living in the street. hey, i went to jail. i slept in every shelter. whose going to believe you when, evidence. >> reporter: evidence? ford has got it some spades. >> i got stabbed once, twice. >> reporter: scars from stabbings a gunshot wound, wisdom. >> sometimes the bear get and sometimes you get the bea

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. >> how you feeling off your detox? >> miserable. yeah, miserable. i feel sick. feel my stomach hurting but it's all right, it's all good. >> it's going to get worse, though. as the days go. your fourth or fifth day is going to be the worst. >> i have no appetite. >> you probably won't. you won't. you'll probably want to sleep for a few days. >> rather than sleep barnes has decided to focus on getting out of jail. the first step is calling a bail bondsman. >> yeah, my name is deandre barnes. i'm in jail for two felonies and two misdemeanors. >> barnes' bail has been set at $26,000. he will be released if he can pay a bondsman $2,600 plus collateral. >> $2,600. he just hung up. >> barnes next reaches out to a family member. >> okay, well, can you just call my dad and tell him to look for someone who has collateral? i really appreciate it. i'll check back in with you tomorrow. all right. i need somebody with collateral. >> until he makes bail barnes will reside in one of the jail's low-security housing units. but some inmates pose a greater threat to security. they

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