duff mckagan, welcome to hardtalk. thanks for having me here.ell us about that moment, i suppose it was the moment that saved you, when your pancreas just gave up? well, yes, i kind of found myself getting closer and closer to insanity as my drinking got worse and the drug intake got worse. i knew something would give. i even got to a point... the reason i wrote this book, so many people have asked me how did you get so bad? how many drugs did you do? to a normal person it would sound like a huge number, it would not mean anything. i wrote about the journey into my insanity. fortunately for me my pancreas did go, or else i would have drowned in vomit or something. you nearly died. you were begging the surgeon to kill you. the pain was so great. it was a real wake—up call. i was given morphine and lithium for the alcohol withdrawal, it was a general detox off the alcohol. i was in the hospital for a couple of weeks. it gave me time to think about how i got there. i saw things in that hospital. i am the last of eight kids. i saw my mother coming i

. >> your must hear that sound, duff duff. one, two, catch my end. >> this ensures that the veterinarians don't end up doing the animals more harm than good. after theoretical practice, it's back outside to put what they've learned into practice. much of malawi has been cultivated for farmland, so the wilderness areas are growing smaller. that also means that sick farm animals pose a greater threat to animals in the wild. >> the main diseases we have in livestock in malawi are east coast fever and foot and mouth disease. and these are transmitted to wildlife to wild animals like buffalo and those who have hooves like all antelope. and the reason that there are problems is that buffalo or wildlilife and livestock inhabt the same areas. so these diseases are transmitted from one to the other and we have seen great losses in both populations because of this disease transmission. >> that's why students also learn to care for wild animals. today they're at the wildlife center in the middle of lilongwe. the animal welfarere station

rested his stars in the meet pgt the third meet was the key matchup with the top seed on the line, the duffsack way 21 deficit to 1. mike brown the acting head coach facing his old boss gregg popovich and ready for anything. >> i think i can beat pop up, he's like

charles: i'm going to bring in jesse jane duff.he same source that said comey sort of recoiled in disgust from having to shake and sort of hug donald trump in public also said he had a deep personal admiration and relationship with president obama. so, you know, those sort of distinctions, i know we all like who we like, but for the person in charge of the federal bureau of investigations, that seems pretty odd to me. >> well, he's had a relationship with the clintons for years. i mean, go back and hook at the records. it shows in 1996 he had worked with bill clinton, and he also is the one that sent martha stewart to prison. this guy really has enjoyed being on the forefront and being attractive to the clintons, and i agree with you, charles, 100%. and also donald trump, that he likes to showboat. he's going to go out there and proclaim his innocence, that he was just the best thing since sliced bread. i don't trust this, and i do think that the democrats have an agenda from the moment this has started. charles: here's the thing,

some of the duffs in the house to check out the action.tly pulls into the left center bleachers first homer of the year and the gienlts take a 2-0 lead. now we move to the fourth and brandon belt tries out the concessions in right center. that is a solo shot. his tenth of the season. and the giants take a 3-0 lead. they're not done, though. later in the inning, two on for the pitcher ty blach, base hit up the middle, that scores is hung from third, his other three came out kershaw and out of sixth blach getting it done on the hill. he strikes out mar cake cuss in the inning and right nought giants lead it 5-2 in the eighth inning. well, the a's showing off or a's fans showing off in the bronx and baseball is all about teamwork. stall lin castro gets a glove on it and aaron judge says i'll help you out, buddy. that's an out and out nice play. cotton called up from triple "a" to make the start, had a no no into the six ajd then matt holliday ropes a two-run homer and the yankees take a 3-1 lead. now the a's got back into this one by playing

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rested his stars in the meet pgt the third meet was the key matchup with the top seed on the line, the duffsficit to 1. mike brown the acting head coach facing his old boss gregg popovich and ready for anything. >> i think i can beat pop up, he's like i'm playing. he's done a lot for me and my personal life too and really close friend of mine. >> it is warriors and spurs against 12:30 abc 7 followed by after the game all the highlights, live post games from oracle arena. spend your mother's day with us. abc 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. perfect plan is early brunch with mom and 12:30 you sit right down in front. t vrngs and you watch the warriors game together and. >> that's a nice day. >> she'll love you forever. >> larry's got it all planned out. >> thanks. >>> abc seven news continues online, twitter and on all your how fafrom its sourcelpine spring to the bottle?travel ♪ how about less than a mile and a half? crystal geyser is the only major us spring water bottled at the mountain source. how fafrom its sourcelpine spring to the bottle?travel ♪ how about less than a mile

people are coming here, getting their names mark duff, getting their ballot paper. want to be the president of this country. it has been open since 6am and we have seen lots of people turning up to vote. it is public holiday here. there will be a high turnout. to get a bit of an idea about what this is about, we are joined idea about what this is about, we arejoined by a global seller. the people not following south korean politics that closely, who has been running the country for the last couple of months and what will happen after the date was back we are anticipating the largest voter turnout in 20 years and this is indicative of the south korean desire to have a president in place. they have had a political vacuum since late last year. the act did president stepped in when the former president was impeached however they have not had a president in the blue house at a crucial time for regional security. a new president in the white house they needed to liaise with, dealing with north korean provocations and dc developing relations between the us and china. —— an

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staff, ran that campaign. deliberately, not by accident, because tory central office gave candidates duffection we've been devoting this spot to provocative ideas for the party manifestos. should they be minded to look for some. tonight faiza shaheen, director of the thinktank class talks about property ownership. last week, chris cook showed us some interesting data on the election noam chomsky is notjust one of the world's most famous academics — his work on linguistics has shaped the field in the modern era — he is also one of the world's most famous supporters of the political left. now imagine it from his point of view — he's 88, has campaigned for socialism for decades against the grain of his fellow americans, and just as rage at social injustice erupts and there's an overthrow of the establishment thinking, he finds it's president trump in office. for him, exactly the wrong kind of anger. well, professor chomsky has been at the university of reading this evening, giving a lecture on the state of western democracy. i went over there this afternoon, to talk to him about everything t

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leaving his role as the white house communications director, mike duff key.t we want to bring in tim o'brien, executive editor of bloomberg gadfly. tell us about the role that mike was playing in the white house as communications director. what was he doing? sahil: he was in charge of the messaging operation. he oversaw that, top to bottom. this has obviously been a housec time trump white in terms of messaging. president trump with a very adversarial, openly hostile at times relationship with the press and mike was overseeing thathole tng. it includes having to say things that get contradicted by the a few days after you wind up putting out a statement. most demoralizing thing that can happen to you. we don't know the specific reason that he left. ignore.ext is hard to david: you have a commander-in-chief acting as his own communications director. how difficult is that? >> having been in the midst of this, he takes his own counsel at the end of the day on almost anything. communications, policy, legal affairs, he tends to default to people in his comfort zon

dogs, yes. >> and justice who is a 13-year- old student in napa who was selected last year to be on duff'sg show and he came in third. we're excited. we're on the stage today at 1:30. and i think some of justice's friends who didn't get to see him when he was filming back in hollywood will get to come today and watch him. >> that's a great treat for him. >> yeah. it is local. like i said, there is the local piece here. >> even though there are people from around the world coming to napa valley for the festival, it's all about the local element. you're not going head to head with joey chestnut, competitive eating. >> no. >> let's be clear about that. napa valley bottlerock kicks off a few hours from now. the gates open at 11:30. it will be a fantastic weekend. we have kind of gray skies, clouds up in the sky. but we expect that will burn off soon for the festival. >> today will be gorgeous. >> yeah. >> last year it was really hot. >> yeah. >> we're kind of excited. >> there you go. >> easier to walk around and see what there is to see when it isn't so warm. >> thank you, alex savidge and th

sometimes they don't get off their duffs because they're too busy multi-tasking, watching netflix or order a domino's pizza and crack open a beer or just bark at alexa and it arrives the next day. soon they yell at alexa to get the best value for an item and she'll search and learn it the next day. that's called deep learnia and a stock will make that possible in a couple years with its fabulous chips. that's why we like the stocks of apple, and many others so much. you can substitute electronic arts and interactive because all the of them benefit in a similar trend. in this new world the brick and mortar store is a negative value. the only reason the retailer wants to be attentive to not only sell you what you want but what you didn't buy in the store. if you're ordering or picking it up rather than making a beeline for what you want and making an impulse purchase, the idea of being a mall-based retailer is lost. as more and more kids grow up and become the kind of consumer i'm talking about. profitable stores become unprofitable and so on. can macy's offer s ts the expere millennia

want to bring back herb london and jessie jane duff.guys, i do want to and i find it curious on more than one occasion comey said he was never intimidated, he wasn't pushed around, and somehow this mysterious memo is filed somewhere. who knows, maybe we'll find that out, but i'm hearing he had the legal obligation if he really felt there was some form of intimidation to tell a superior and, number two, how come he didn't say anything in public? >> it makes you a bit suspicious about what was in the nature of this memo. plus, the fact it was time after time when comey said, you know a something? i am dealing with a cpletely dispassionate kind of analysis. i find myself somewhat, i think, questioning the veracity of this. charles: jessie jane, and, again, i want to switch to the trip, but do you think it's right that he's going to have this open forum to more or less try to take down president trump? because we know it's going to be comey versus trump, and it's going to be the biggest free event in the world that we've seen. [laughter] >>

duff pictures at 16. s&p futures up half a point goodness that features a five. lauren: ford expected to announce the filing of the ceo today. breaking details. nicole: in sports, boston celtics came from 21-point down for dramatic last-second win over the cleveland cavaliers in the nba playoffs and the nhl playoffs got pittsburgh ottawa senators seven to 19 in game five of the eastern conference finals. lauren: five of 1:00 a.m. in new york. monday, may 22nd. your first look at morning markets and breaking news. nicole: president trump on the second step of his international trade in live report from blake burman and jerusalem awaiting his arrival. good morning, bleak. reporter: good morning or good afternoon because it's officially 12:01 here in jerusalem. president trampled the landing here in israel within the hour. about an hour person or a tel aviv videomaker rider flight over here too but is a stunning day in jerusalem on this morning, afternoon. a packed schedule for the president. the church, the western wall and then he will meet with the israeli prime

he tosses his duff one side and slams the trump shut before it gets in on the passenger side. matadors barely close when chris guns the engine and worse off. turned them off to go. four hours and 35 minutes speeding just a little but. sure they won't get caught. when chris guns the engine at 1154 payment for wayne is not the own essays and janesville time. the clock on the grand prix says 10:54. chris started working in fort wayne on august 17, 2009, 7 months before a map. chris will never forget that day wiping kids want to help them move. he stays in fort wayne. his family left on monday morning when he went to the plant for orientation which was during for shift. he would be back in his apartment by 3:30 this afternoon and he that at the cheap dinette said that he had just gotten staring at the wall alone has wiping kids back and janesville. one of the worst dealings of life. that was three and half years ago for the grand prix has 47,000 miles on it and now it has 134,000407. on this night there not 10 minutes from the plant about to turn onto route 14 and matt says in a q

at the big board this morning, it is duff & phelps.ebrating the 30th anniversary of the select income fund. over at the nasdaq, cavium celebrating the tenth listing anniversary. micron, an important downgrade today. >> everybody wants to get in ahead of what will be a tipping point. the micron -- they make a lot of flash but they're principally known as a d-ram maker. so the stock did not go up. often that's a sign by some people to say you know what, this is really a price rise too much. there's been a 46% increase in capital spending to try to make more d rams. typically by asia. when pricing goes up this much there tends to be a crash. when i talked to apple last week, they were really saying that, look, the inside -- these costs, d-ram in particular, going to come down big which is going to really expand the gross margins for apple. i think that when you read this, you should think two things. one, the semiconductor equipment and the d-ram market are -- they're getting less hot. certainly come down in price. because of just an over

duff did you have a high degree of confidence there was an effort to discredit one candidate and only a moderate degree of confidence -- >> it says i concurred in the sense that we had high confidence that the russians were clearly trying to undermine our democracy and discredit us broadly, that they wanted to specifically make sure candidate clinton didn't win and undercut her effectiveness should she have won. >> high confidence? >> high confidence. the judgment that they wanted candidate trump to win. >> we had testimony in in committee a year and a half ago by general dounford, where he ws asked which was the nation state he would view as our most significant adversary? he testified based on their capacity and intent, he thought that would be russia. in your domain, cyber, the cyberdomain, do you view russia as an adversary of the united states? they have taken actions that have put them in the position as an adversary of the united states in the cyberdomain? >> i am watching them in behaviors that are destabilizing and not in our best interest in cyber. >> would you also agree fr

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