i. drink i think of my children do they have anything to eat do they have a warm blanket or. his sons mohammad n n 9 in 10 years old he had to leave them with their grandparents and it left he thought it too dangerous to flee with them if the internet is working he calls them several times a day. what's going on. it's cold the bombing and the plane crashed we were where we were at the. very narrow village get us out of here. come and get us. i want to but i can't we need to get passports for you and lots of other things i can bring you over here. we're going to die the planes are bombing us the army is very close. and the only adult member of the family says show his face. everybody is heading north camping in the olive groves sleeping in the open unprotected even though it's bitterly cold the united nations estimates that more than 700000 people from it a province have fled their homes many are heading towards turkey but they're not being allowed in the refugee camps are overcrowded it's freezing and there's a lack of drinking water and food. but there's no sign of that and

a whiskey drink, i drink a vodka drink. [ laughter ] i drink a cider drink -- [ laughter ] [ cheerspplause chumbawamba? chumbawamba fans in the house? >> steve: come on. [ cheers ] >> jimmy: but this morning, warren, biden and buttigieg were all spotted at dunkin' donuts dunkin' was like, "you can't buy this kind of publicity." then mike bloomberg was like, "yeah, you can." [ laughter ] speaking of buttigieg, today in new hampshire, he met with a a few supporters and some of them wanted him to raise the roof let's see -- let's see how that went >> ready go, pete we've got this [ cheers ] >> jimmy: you're raising the roof you aren't being held up at gunpoint [ laughter ] he's like, "my watch this is not expensive. just take it take the -- take my money! it looks like the new hampshire primary has run a lot smoother than the iowa caucus but, you know what the iowa democratic party is doing the best they can. in fact, it looks like all the problems have been cleaned up and they're running a tight ship just take a look at the press conference from yesterday. >> if there are mathematical

i. drink i think of my children do they have anything to eat do they have a warm blanket or. his sons mohammad and 9 and 10 years old he had to leave them with their grandparents and he thought it too dangerous to flee with them if the internet is working he calls them several times a day or a little. while you know what's going on. it's cold there bombing and the plane crashed we were where we were. very near our village get us out of here. come and get us. i want to but i can't we need to get passports for you there are lots of other things i can bring you over here. like going to die the planes are bombing us the army is very close. the only adult member of the family says show his face. people are suffering especially the refugees it's chaos i don't know whether i'm coming or going. everybody is heading north camping in the olive groves sleeping in the open unprotected even though it's bitterly cold. the united nations estimates that more than $700000.00 people from it to profit fled their homes many are heading towards turkey but they're not being allowed in the refugee

think both men benefited politically from drinking, i think they enjoyed drinking, and it became part of their identity. host: you reference no heel tapping. you need to explain. dr. balcerski: there are so many little references and stories about these men and our high political office being served drink. one could imagine that if one is constantly drinking, one may not finish one's drink. some of the glassware was a little different than the kind we have. it would not be a clear glass where one could see the bottom of the cup. so, essentially what that would mean is saying you have to finish your drink. the heel tap is like the heel of a boot, referencing the bottom part of the cup that contains the last drop. like peer pressure works today to pressure someone to take every last drop of a drink that was served. host: i want to get back to james buchanan. every four or eight years, c-span is conducting a survey of the american presidents with some of america's leading historians. james buchanan is more often than not at the bottom of the list. why? dr. balcerski: steve, if i could an

greg: you take a drink every time and what happens? >> i just keep drinking. >> i pass out and i can tell greg i actually watched it. greg: everything gets better in this country the angry at the other side gets and i think that's going to continue and continue. it's an emotional issue. it's not a political one anymore. maybe we should just move on. literally and figuratively. more from miami after this. [applause] guys, it's that time... and nothin's happenin'. well now there's score!, from force factor, to rev your libido and maximize physical response. it's no wonder walmart offers score! in more locations than any other performance enhancer. unleash your potential in the bedroom, with score!. can you help keep these iguys protected online?? easy, connect to the xfi gateway. what about internet speeds that keep up with my gaming? let's hook you up with the fastest internet from xfinity. what about wireless data options for the family? of course, you can customize and save. can you save me from this conversation? that we can't do, but com

and i started to drink every day.ink and sit there and drink until i passed out on the couch. >> reporter: those years spent directly under the glare of the spotlight, the spotlight that first landed on him more than 20 years ago. there he was, a new face lighting up hollywood, ben affleck and his childhood buddy matt damon wrote a little movie called "goodwill hunting." they were still two guys from boston in disbelief. >> chris moore produced the movie! >> whoever we forgot, we love you, and thank you so much! >> reporter: but it didn't take long for affleck to become a certified star, on the cover of all those magazines as a super hero in batman, in armageddon and a hollywood heartthrob. and in person, so well-read, so mischievous. he does an improve of bill clinton. >> he might take you by the hand. say, well, diane, you know, you've got the biggest surplus in american history. we created 22 million new jobs, and he feels your pain, a little town called hope. >> reporter: "the town" and "argo" brought him a new di

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greg: you take a drink every time and what happens? >> i just keep drinking. >> i pass out and i can tell greg i actually watched it. greg: everything gets better in this country the angry at the other side gets and i think that's going to continue and continue. it's an emotional issue. it's not a political one anymore. maybe we should just move on. literally and figuratively. more from miami after this. [applause] ♪ applebee's new irresist-a-bowls now starting at $7.99. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. you should be mad your neighbor always wants to hang out. and you should be mad your smart fridge is unnecessarily complicated. make ice. making ice. but you're not mad because you have e*trade which isn't complicated. their tools make trading quicker and simpler so you can take on the markets with confidence. don't get mad get e*trade and start trading commission free today. >> and now "the greg gutfeld show". greg: it's going to be a raucous caucus. who is surging, who was urging and who is forging? the latest polls show by dan

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greg: you take a drink every time and what happens? >> i just keep drinking. >> i pass out and i can tell greg i actually watched it. greg: everything gets better in this country the angry at the other side gets and i think that's going to continue and continue. it's an emotional issue. it's not a political one anymore. maybe we should just move on. literally and figuratively. more from miami after this. [applause] ♪ applebee's new irresist-a-bowls now starting at $7.99. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. beyond the routine checkups. beyond the not-so-routine cases. comcast business is helping doctors provide care in whole new ways. all working with a new generation of technologies powered by our gig-speed network. because beyond technology... there is human ingenuity. every day, comcast business is helping businesses go beyond the expected. to do the extraordinary. take your business beyond. >> and now "the greg gutfeld show". greg: it's going to be a raucous caucus. who is surging, who was urging and who is forging? the latest po

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that he had a drinking problem. regardless, imillion people with drinking problems. >> other friends had misgivings. louis taught beth japanese martial arts on nantucket, and she confided in him. >> she said, well, i met somebody. i said, that's great. she said, he smokes and drinks. i said, beth, that doesn't sound like a good mix for you. she said, well, he's a little crazy and she said i'm a little crazy too. >> if she was making excuses for him, she had her reasons. >> she said she felt so good in his arms. he was so protective. she told me, this is the first time in 15 years i'm with a man who wants to be with me. >> besides, beth was a fixer. >> when she would date guys, a lot of times she would say to herself, well, he would be really great except for this but i think we can work on that. >> no surprise then that beth decided to work on tom's drinking problem with him. >> i believe, yes, she was trying to help him dry out and he told her he wanted to stop and wanted to dry out. >> two weeks after they met, beth and tom fle

>> i guess the lines are blurring and you have reports are drinking less in general going back to the health focus thing. i think stuff like cannabis is falling into this category too which is why you're seeing spirit makers partner up with strategic partnerships and acquisitions as well. >> what does it mean for the traditional food and beverage companies that alcohol is spreading? there's some sort of delineation that no longer matters i'm not saying you can pick up hard oatmeal on store shelves but are you buying them in a liquor store >> i think it's spreading like the beer category, spiked seltzer. as long as it sounds healthy, people will drink it a lot of these things will say you can drink this all day and not get drunk but some of the alcohol contents are very high i'm waiting for the first alcoholic protein drink. i'm sure -- it doesn't exist yet. >> with ice cream. >> it will exist. >> back to the health trend too, if you look at the ciders because they can advertise that as gluten free. >> really? >> yes, yes. you will see that labeled gluten free that's an option you can

and i started to drink every day. come home from work, i started to drink, i'd drink until i passed out on the couch. >> reporter: he says he'd wrestled depression for years and added there was rockiness in his marriage, and the potent family history we didn't know. of a little boy whose grandmother took her life amid alcohol and barbiturates. his aunt was an addict. so was his father. >> for me seeing my dad every day, that was just life. as that got worse, that was really, really painful. and i always said that will never be -- i'm never going to do that. i wish he had been sober during those formative years. but what he's taught me is how important it is for me to be sober now during these formative years for my kids. >> reporter: he says his mother was his rock. but as his family broke apart, he vowed never to repeat it. >> what was the hardest thing for you to be honest with yourself about? >> that i was going to get divorced. that -- that -- i never thought i was going to get divorced. i didn't want to get divorc

they're, uh -- you know >> seth: if you guys don't get this right you're going to drink so much in this game >> inow. >> seth: you guys, this is the marx brothers. >> wait. >> seth: which one of you would like to do a drink >> be happy to >> seth: all right this is villa one tequila. >> it's so good. >> it's so good. >> seth: no nick, true story, this is your tequila, right? >> this is my tequila. >> seth: that's great. what is the slogan for villa one? >> life as it should be. >> seth: life as it should be. >> you know what, this is life as it should be. >> seth: this is life as it should be. well, life as it should be is you'd know who the marx brothers are. >> okay guys, who's that >> the wright brothers >> seth: wrong how do you miss the marx brothers and get the wright brothers i'm going to start i'll do this one >> go ahead. villa one. >> seth: life as it should be. [ light laughter ] >> life as it should be. >> oh, we're in trouble. >> seth: life as it should be! >> what? >> seth: life as it should be. okay, ready, guys? these guys killed a bunch of people >> allegedly, allegedly. >> wait,

thank you i will drink until next morning thank you i. never know sin the other big categories but the awards went to the hotly tipped favorites. in a comeback for rent. she took the best actress award for her the trial of judy garland in the film judy. take anything for depression for that is if. i i think you are in phoenix winning best actor for his mesmerizing performance as the joker in the dark origin story of one of the world's best known comic books villains is a joke to you. supporting actor awards went to laura dern for her role as a divorce lawyer and marriage story be soon and pratt pitt won his 1st acting oscar for his supporting role as a laidback stunt man in question terran tino's once upon a time in hollywood. elite. that was my take as well joining me now in the studio is adrian kennedy from our culture desk and i'm quite relieved adrian that almost seems like you could call that a bit of a happy ending for this oscar season but yes i think you're right. i actually saw a very popular decision to give the big prize to a f

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iare going do tomorrow morning, my husband and i are going to go out, maybe have a lovely dinner and i drinkt up tomorrow morning and run a half marathon. we just want to have a finishers medal when it is done. so you are both determined to do the half marathon even if you are on your own. exactly. for us, this was a lwa ys your own. exactly. for us, this was always a training run as part of our bigger marathon plans, so we are still going to go out and run 21 kilometres tomorrow. at least you will have all the sites to enjoy it, maybe without some of the pressure. have you encountered others who were planning on being there? are you pa rt planning on being there? are you part of a group or people who you have run into? know, so we were going to run with some of our local pressie and friends. some of my husband's childhood friends. 0bviously, husband's childhood friends. obviously, we will not be able to run with them, but we will still meet up and have lunch with them before we head back to london. so you are back to london. there was a regulation about the london marathon. where you due to

drinking. so there was a stigma that her generation grew up with, and that lasted well into the 1970's and 1980's. ithink the baby boomers are the first generation that did not have a stigma around alcohol. that earlier generations did. drinking is just what we do. it's how we socialize. there is no stigma or shame. it is part of our lives. and it is easy for us to judge, but what my grandmother went was quite different. she also insisted that she didn't drink at all. after she died, we were cleaning some stuff out and we found a liquor cupboard in the kitchen. [laughter] garrett: ok that goes along with , the social shame. if anyone sees you drinking, they're going to think you are a drunkard. and therefore don't let anybody see you doing that. so it is, you know, that at some of her generation's issue, and i empathize with that. we all have to deal with that today. thank you for that. another question, dan, here in the back, in the white shirt. dan: a completely unrelated question, garrett, but you mentioned earlier that a lot of people have misconceptions about speakeasies and what they were real

before he could only drink it in person. >> i am excited. i can drink at home. i can drink pliny the younger in my underwear, in the privacy of my own home. >> reporter: the line began early thursday morning. the crowds throughout the weekend. th wst anywhere from one hour-six hours. people say it is worth it. >> we have people staying in hotels. they come here, and they purchase shirts, glasses, and beer. they are going out to eat. this is available for two weeks in santa rosa. now all that is left to do is try it. at russian river brewing company, ktvu fox2 news. tears. >>> that was the last story of the day. she can have a drink peer she is over 21. >>> a fan favorite is coming back in time for fan festival. speculations are swirling about a key member of the giants team. >>> the weather does not look like february. we have a lot of sunshine. we will drop off the temperatures and increase the wind. we have one of the changes, coming up. fighting climate change isn't just about polar bears. we're fighting for our lives, we're fighting for clean air and clean wa

goats see, like how at the end of the show, when i take the script and i put it in a blender and i drinke preshow highlights from this week. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: are there any questions i could answer before we get going here? should you stand? i don't know. were you raised in a barn? ( laughter ) yes, ma'am, back there, yeah. >> stephen: what was my first concert? my first concert! charleston, south carolina, at gilliard auditorium, was performing in support of his album, "the children of sanchez" chuck mangione. ( imitating trumpet ) ♪ ♪ ( laughter ) ( applause ) sir! sir! >> stephen: favorite com comedy bit. at second city you had to do something called a stall. you're improvising. they're like, "stall!" and you had to do something to entertain the audience and you would just do anything that came to you. and one night dithis, which i did for a long time. this is a character i did called "the really cool guy who can't walk downstairs." ( laughter ) okay. hold on. i'll give you the "really cool guy who can't walk down stairs." okay? ( laughter ) ( laughter ) ( applause )

offering music and didn't experiences to draw customers in and offline. >> i know just myself, the more i drinkyself, and the more i'm like, oh, this looks good. yes! buy it all! >> designated shopper, friend. you just call me. >> i have to put you on speed dial and jobina, too. she'll help a friend. >> as one who eats with kumasi often, i don't know how reliable she will be. >> buy it. buy it, friend. >> yes! order that next entree! we eat it altogether. we do. good morning, everyone. i have good news to report for traffic. the crash in berkeley has cleared. this is westbound 80 before gillman, no slowdown in that area. walnut creek, 680, smooth ride there as well. it's friday, people are coming in later. great time to get on the road. no problems in the east bay either. things have turned a corner since this morning when we were following those major incidents. drive times here, tracy to dublin, 54 minutes. antioch to concord, 22 minutes. san rafael to san francisco, 17 minutes. mike, do you like to have riesling with your shopping? >> well, when i'm at the grocery store, all the time. they'r

live nearby and i was drinking a glass of water when i heard about it, and i put it down. i got suspicious. yeah, it's kind of alarming. especially kids in this neighborhood deserve better. >> reporter: west oakland has deep industry roots in the area. a quick search revealed at least 5 locations nearby contaminated with tce, one just a half mile away from where i'm standing here. andria borba, kpix 5. >>> the man at the center of a murder investigation at a south bay airbnb is being held without bail tonight. the 25-year-old have a japanese native who speaks no english. he surrendered to police yesterday, and he's now charged with killing his girlfriend inside a room they rented in san jose's east foothills. the body was found wrapped in bloodied blankets. police suspect a kitchen knife found at the scene was the murder weapon. >> the victim suffered a major contusion underneath her chin. the wounds went upward. >>> now at 7:00, a paraplegic bay area rapper we featured in 2014 is accused of heading a multimillion dollar identity theft ring. amir rashad has been charged al

myself would anybody else if i took the damn thing ♪ ♪ off and burned it u sometimes i wish i liked drinkings sugar coat this damn sugar coat and one of these nights i'll meet you in the driveway ♪ ♪ and tell you to go to hel just go to hel sometimes i wish i liked drinking ♪ ♪ sometimes i wish liked pill wish i could sleep with a stranger ♪ ♪ someone like me never will sometimes i hardly can stand it ♪ ♪ i just smile with a lump in my throa sometimes i wish i could bear it ♪ ♪ didn't have to wear this sugar coa this damn sugar coat ♪ ♪ oh this sugar coa this damn sugar coat ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: oh, brilliant! brilliant! genius genius come on. little big town! come on! that's how you do it "nightfall" is out this friday we'll be right back, everybody [ cheers and applause ♪ now, we know the trump strategy- try to win by attacking, distorting, dividing. mr. president: it. won't. work. newspapers report bloomberg is the democrat trump fears most. as president, universal healthcare that lets people keep their coverage if they like it. a record on job creation. a doable plan to comb

>> i am guilt free, i drink my coffee black haired i don't want any of the cosmo. have never inseminated a cow artificially or otherwise. >> laura: what about that, the emoting at the award shows have become, even brad pitt who never really got political, suddenly he had to get leaks into. it's like a pavlovian response. >> what happened to the mystery? can you imagine cary grant giving a speech, guilty, guilty, guilty, he wouldn't do it. red pit. >> laura: let's play it, let's walk brad pitt. >> they told me i only have 45 seconds appear, which is 45 seconds more than the senate gave john bolton this week, i'm thinking maybe quentin tarantino does a movie about it and in the end the adults to the right thing. >> let's hope not, do brad pitt could play john bolton. >> laura: did you see that his hair with a lifetime achievement award? >> that's wonderful. deserving. but i don't know why he wants to do that, we all know people who are in this media business who would rather be out in hollywo hollywood. but they are in hollywood and they want to do our jobs. brad pit

is a good irish girl i should also be drinking tea, but i think my coffee has gone up but i think myilk and asymptomatic sometimes get a view funny looks, there is a coffee shop that has got rid of all dairy, only the alternatives are on offer at the moment. chalet show you something extraordinary? and before we go, we'd like to leave you with these pictures shared by the crown prince of dubai on instagram of an autonomous human flight. jetman vince reffet took off vertically from the ground, and flew high above dubai marina, reaching 1.8 kilometres above sea level. an autonomous human flight means a take—off from the ground, transitioning into a high—altitude flight. it meansjetmen can now fly directly upwards from a standing position, without the need for an elevated platform. that blows my mind the. that's all for now. stay with bbc world news. hello there, storm dennis may be well out of the way but it has left a legacy, a legacy of severe flooding in places, water as far as the eye can see on this weather watch picture from the worcester area. there are still a number of severe

i can drink at home. i can drink pliny the younger in my underwear , in the privacy of my own home. >> the line began early thursday morning. the crowds are expected throughout the weekend. this is a way that can last anywhere from 1 hours to 6 hours. evil say it is worth it. it does give a boost to the local economy. >> people stay in hotels, coming here, and purchasing shirts, glasses, and beer. they go out to eat.>> reporter: this is available for two weeks in windsor. all that is left to do is try it. at the russia river brewing company, ktvu fox2 news. chairs. >>> she is ready for the weekend. our meteorologist is joining us now. just to kick off the weekend, what a beautiful day we had. >> you walk outside, and you think, is this august?[ laughter ] this is not february weather. this the for rain. it is not shaping up that way. look at our highs this afternoon. we had lot of 60s. we had a few spots near 70 degrees. temperatures have been trending up. yesterday and today are the two warmest days. look

i know he's been drinking. i know alcohol is involved.that antifreeze is involved. >> people have committed suicide in the past by drinking antifreeze. it's not a pleasant way to go. >> they thought that this idea, this notion of a suicide, was really quite plausible. it's what the wife had told them, stacey castor. >> stacey had told me that david had been depressed because he had recently lost his father and that possibly his drinking and suicide that weekend was as a result of him being depressed about his father's death. >> so, at this point you have stacey castor who is a grieving widow seemingly trying to be strong and carry on for the sake of her two daughters. >> she gets on the phone, and she's like, "i have to tell you something." and i was like, "what?" and she's like, "david killed himself." and i was like, "what? why would he kill himself?" like, i didn't know, really, that he was hurting like that. >> this case could very well have closed and ended, and everyone would have thought that david castor killed himself. this was a

. >> whenever i eat or drink, i think of my children. have they had anything to eat? are they ill? have a warm blanket? reporter: his sons are nine and 10 years old. he had to leave them with their grandparents. he thought it too dangerous to flee with them. if the internet is working, he calls them several times a day. >> hello. how w are you? what is going on? >> it is cold. they arereombing. and a plane crashed. >> w where? >> very near our village. get us out of here. come and get as. -- us. >> i want to,o, but i can't. we need to get passports for you and lots of other things. i can't bring you over here. >> we are going to die. the planes are bombing us. the army is very close. reporter: the only adult member of the family in idlibib who les usus show his face is the e unc. >> people are suffering, especially the refugees. there is chaos. i don't know whether i am coming or going. everybody is heading north, camping in the olive rose, sleeping in the open, unprotected, e even though it is truly cold. reporter: the united nations estimates that more than 7000 -- 700,000 people

not that i drink but i know that one. question number 2. this is not multiple choice. new york senator chuck schumer just confessed he spent close to $10,000 over the years buying which kind of dessert? >> this one i know. cheesecake. >> $10,000 of cheesecake? >> tucker: new york cheesecake. he's a trim guy, to. >> cluck schumer spent $8,600 on junior's cheesecake. i love it so much that it's the best cheesecake in the world and it's my guilty pleasure. >> oh, man. >> tucker: you're right. i don't believe chuck schumer. i eat cheesecake. he doesn't eat it. anyway. question number 3. this is a multiple choice. the game show commission in billings, montana wants us to ask a question about fast food so we are. here it is. which restaurant chain sells a pack of candles that makes you house smelled like fast food. >> tucker: oh, shoot. i forgot it was multiple choice. >> tucker: i'll let the judges figure it out. taco bell, burger king mcdonald's. it goes to pete. >> the golden arches, mcdonald's. >> tucker: you're saying mcdonald's? >> does the candle smell like mcdonald's

. >> mike's flushing all his money down the toilet i drink out of. >> i'm mike bloomberg, and i approvemessage, woof, woof, bow wow. >> jimmy: mike bloomberg and joe biden are both against legalizing cannabis. which is a shame, which means neither one are likely to get this gentleman's vote. marijuana is legal in the state of michigan. people were lined up to get it. >> i'm frederick miller, f-r-e-d-e-r-i-c-k m-i-l-l-e-r. did you say spell it? well, we're waiting on the dispensary. we're going to go in and check out what they got. i was hoping like a willy wonka thing. someone coming out and doing tricks. but so far it's just cold. >> jimmy: i like the way he thinks. keep in mind, that was before he got the weed. >> i want to try some like edibles, like i'm really interested in that, my experience was like home baked, i guess. yeah. i'm probably going to sit on the couch and smoke a bull, and i don't know, check out, like the new dracula on netflix. i've heard good things, man, i'm excited. >> jimmy: obviously, i'm excited too. so we searched high and even higher, and we tracked frederi

coffee and then a few days later, he writes to abigail he says, i am now drinking coffeeand i am bearing it very well. so wanted to bring to you, from one of the essays about why you shouldn't drink tea. this was written by a doctor who wrote the sermon on teat, is a short pamphlet, these are the minister but is called in for the sermon on tea. this is a quote per book he cited the doctor himself, and other medical authorities contending that goes, teat rendered, gradually the constitution. the beverages in fact was slow but sure. a slow consuming poison. it was a pin dart box, his phrase, then affected both texas, teat rendered european is weaker after it was introduced into the european continent a century earlier. indeed he said in average has reduced the robust masculine habitat men to a feminine softness. thus turning men into women and i quote, women into god knows what. [laughter]. i have to say i'm a tea drinker. so directing his attention, specifically to younger women, he informed them that drinking tea would make them less attractive to men. it would quote eith