consume them learns fiction and reality the surprise of the evening including for its director gina pinsky yeah we were not expecting to see those centers on laura who wants to have a comes a fear of intimacy. if you save. touch me not has shocked many with its frankness as thought provoking as it is sexually charged where the heart if. it is a half feet. touch me not pushes limits in many respects. for best director or goes to west for books it's the first animated film ever to open the belly gnarly in its gangs of dogs exiled to a japanese island fight for their territory a quirky fable about intolerance rancid banana peels and pickled in a sardine bones about broken egg shells and old smashed up with maggots all over it ok it's worth it. to. get out of here and don't come back. to see the bear for best actor goes to on to new version in the french productions a prayer twenty three year old partial plays thomas who's trying to kick drug addiction in a religious halfway house and grappling with face. was. you know done. this. you see move. to tell the world your job in the first thought i

there was a democratic primary in illinois between a right wing democrat really a republican daniel a pinski and a progressive democrat marie newman the new york times was tracking the results as they came in with eighty six percent reporting newman the progressive was winning and had gotten seven thousand one hundred and twelve votes in will county then a few minutes later with eighty eight percent reporting newman was suddenly losing and her vote total in will county had dropped to four thousand two hundred twelve these numbers are being sent directly from the county's computer to computer there's not really any room for human error this isn't just some drunk in turn punching numbers in a keyboard saying in margaritaville and snorting adderall through a crazy straw all right there's no easy way for these numbers to accidentally end up going backwards and furthermore this is not the first time we've seen this election integrity lawyer bob that rake is rigged to detail how the votes to legalize marijuana in ohio appeared stolen in two thousand and fifteen screenshots show the yes vote for ma

there are some states like france have unveiled plans to start their reintegration in schools child pinsky reports now.

drew pinsky. and today i'm here to share some news that got me excited when i first heard about it.called theraworx relief. this life-changing product is clinically proven to quickly relieve the discomfort of muscle cramps and also prevent muscle cramps before they start. now the word breakthrough gets tossed around easily these days, but theraworx relief is the real deal.

there was a democratic primary in illinois between a right wing democrat really a republican daniel a pinsky and a progressive democrat marie newman the new york times was tracking the results as they came in with eighty six percent reporting. newman the progressive was winning and had gotten seven thousand one hundred and twelve votes in will county then a few minutes later with eighty eight percent reporting newman was suddenly losing and her vote total in will county had dropped to four thousand two hundred twelve these numbers are being sent directly from the counties computer to computer they're not really any room for human error this isn't just some drunk in turn punching numbers in a keyboard saying in margaritaville and snorting adderall through a crazy straw all right there's no easy way for these numbers to accidentally end up going backwards and furthermore this is not the first time we've seen this election integrity lawyer bob hit rate this detailed how the votes to legalize marijuana in ohio appeared stolen in two thousand and fifteen screenshots show the yes vote for marijuan

sentenced to life in prison for a series of murders which have shocked the nation you have got it you pinsky killed at least nineteen young women starting in the late one nine hundred ninety s. but was only courts two years ago. you know with us killed so much in the mass and you know it's not. going to last this mistake at least let me. tell you. didn't you learn to do those new movie. is not the. truth. which i just want you to see the deal. now there's been an outcry in the us software to merge the saudi national with suspected links to al qaida was able to live freely in the country for seven years nor make has a now asking why the state department going to the man if he's a little open has the details may be hard to believe but the alleged al qaeda terrorist has been living in the united states for seven years unnoticed saudi national naive flower flogged is now been arrested and at this point members of congress want answers about how this was allowed to happen in two thousand he attended an al qaeda training camp two thousand and eleven he moved to oklahoma on nonimmigrant visa joinin

there was a democratic primary in illinois between a right wing democrat really a republican daniel a pinski and a progressive democrat marie newman the new york times was tracking the results as they came in with eighty six percent reporting newman the progressive was winning and had gotten seven thousand one hundred and twelve votes in will county then a few minutes. with eighty eight percent reporting newman was suddenly losing and her vote total in will county had dropped to four thousand two hundred twelve these numbers are being sent directly from the county's computer to computer there's not really any room for human error this isn't just some drunk in turn punching numbers in a keyboard saying in margaritaville and snorting adderall through a crazy straw right there's no easy way for these numbers to accidentally end up going backwards and furthermore this is not the first time we've seen this election integrity lawyer bob hit rate this detailed how the vote to legalize marijuana in ohio appeared stolen in two thousand and fifteen screenshots show the yes vote for marijuana winning e

group there some states like france have unveiled plans to start their integration in schools child pinsky reports now from paris on the threat posed by radicalized children they just children born innocent into a world of brutality. but while most children are playing with dolls and because these are being taught to play with guns and knives and some have even been trained to kill. well i mean it would depend on each individual to the cops of the caliphate i believe the cool would be actually trying the guns knives and how to kill people and not only that we have seen people being killed and of course that makes it some form of normality for the which is really scary because that means when they do that will be. like to go do something very similar to the real threat to society it's impossible to know just how many children have been brainwashed by myself but they have already started to return home to germany belgium the netherlands meanwhile in france the authorities putting together a plan to reintegrate the returning children of john hardy as the prime minister has said that sixty eig

been sentenced to life in prison for a series of murders which have shocked the nation yevgeny to pinsky killed at least nineteen young women starting in the late one nine hundred ninety s. it was only course two years ago. thank. you with the skills machine the muscle you know it's not. going to last it's business like. this looks like a. gay disease. thank . you. even you leave you didn't learn to deal. with. the. truth. which i just want you to do so that if you know. there's been an outcry in the u.s. some freedom of the saudi national with suspected links to al qaeda was able to live freely in the country for seventy is lawmakers are now asking why the state department granted the man if he is a little thin as the details may be hard to believe but the alleged al qaeda terrorist has been living in the united states for seven years unnoticed saudi national naive flower flogged is now been arrested and at this point members of congress want answers about how this was allowed to happen in two thousand he attended an al qaeda training camp two thousand and eleven he moved to oklahoma on

drew pinsky. and today i'm here to share some news that got me excited when i first heard about it.f. this life-changing product is clinically proven to quickly relieve the discomfort of muscle cramps and also prevent muscle cramps before they start. now the word breakthrough gets tossed around easily these days, but theraworx relief is the real deal. more than a game changer, this is a life changer. people love it. i have suffered from leg and feet cramps from--for over 40 years.

pinski and special guest mr. carter page. that will be exciting. now it's time for.s right. where you get all of your beautiful news. this fellow. could not grow a beard on his own. he decided he would have a beard bull of bees. -- full of bees. he is lecturing wearing the bees. do you know how he did that? he has the queen on him and some bee odors. this is what you want to do, jason? >> after the glassblowing glass. >> [laughing]. >> gowdy email us making fun of jason. >> poor guy. >> [laughing]. >> aren't you glad, juan, we have someone else to pick on. >> get ready to lose an hour of sleep on sunday. that's right. it's time to spring forward as we return to daylight savings time. this marks 100 years since it debate. -- debuted. florida voted to deep daylight saving time year round. they could join arizona and hawaii who are exempt. >> it's confusing with the flights and everything. >> that was fascinating. >> all right. as chairman of the oversight committee, one thing i did was i brought martin up whose generic drugs rose to high levels. >> do you think have yo

drew pinsky. and like a loaf of french bread, lauren savon. and her fast it color is.ational review reporter katherine timpf. my sidekick tyrus. let's go to the expert, the doctor. what do you think of my theory by pretending to be unpredictable, maybe not pretending. actually being unpredictable, it worked with kim. >> i just think trump is very predictable in being unpredictable. he always takes these extreme scary points of view, creates chaos, thrives on it, then he drives back to where he wants to go. using game theory. but he says very, very scary things and goes to extremes when you think he's losing his mind and he reels it back to something where you are happy. greg: game theory means looking at egg like it's a game? >> no, it's a little more complicated than that. greg: okay, lauren. you have got to kind of admit, he's putting the squeeze on north korea. the guy could be full of crap, the north korean dictator. >> she knows somebody who knows him. >> a friend went to school with kim jong-un. greg: is he a rational human being? >> he was a kid in school, he pl

drew pinsky. and like a loaf of french bread, lauren savon. and her fast it color is.ational review reporter katherine timpf. my sidekick tyrus. let's go to the expert, the doctor. what do you think of my theory by pretending to be unpredictable, maybe not pretending. actually being unpredictable, it worked with kim. >> i just think trump is very predictable in being unpredictable. he always takes these extreme scary points of view, creates chaos, thrives on it, then he drives back to where he wants to go. using game theory. but he says very, very scary things and goes to extremes when you think he's losing his mind and he reels it back to something where you are happy. greg: game theory means looking at egg like it's a game? >> no, it's a little more complicated than that. greg: okay, lauren. you have got to kind of admit, he's putting the squeeze on north korea. the guy could be full of crap, the north korean dictator. >> she knows somebody who knows him. >> a friend went to school with kim jong-un. greg: is he a rational human being? >> he was a kid in school, he pl

drew pinsky. [ gunfire ] she's the niece of the notorious bonnie parker. >> my aunt was known as thate blonde bonnie. then she connected with clyde. >> clyde barrow was his uncle. >> once clyde had been accused of murder, he didn't turn back. >> their grandfather was a lawman who hunted them. >> two of the south's worst killers. >> your grandfather was the sheriff. >> killing bonnie and clyde was the ultimate. >> grim souvenirs, one strange inheritance. >> it was just like finding treasure after treasure. >> bonnie parker's three-headed snake ring. >> sitting there... >> right. >> ...all along? [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ]

drew pinsky. and like a loaf of french bread, lauren savon. and her fast it color is.ational review reporter katherine timpf. my sidekick tyrus. let's go to the expert, the doctor. what do you think of my theory by pretending to be unpredictable, maybe not pretending. actually being unpredictable, it worked with kim. >> i just think trump is very predictable in being unpredictable. he always takes these extreme scary points of view, creates chaos, thrives on it, then he drives back to where he wants to go. using game theory. but he says very, very scary things and goes to extremes when you think he's losing his mind and he reels it back to something where you are happy. greg: game theory means looking at egg like it's a game? >> no, it's a little more complicated than that. greg: okay, lauren. you have got to kind of admit, he's putting the squeeze on north korea. the guy could be full of crap, the north korean dictator. >> she knows somebody who knows him. >> a friend went to school with kim jong-un. greg: is he a rational human being? >> he was a kid in school, he pl

happened to max pinsky of southern oregon. he was a poet and a chef. when he was 17 years old he got into a car accident and was prescribed opioid painkillers. what started as therapy became self-medication and spiraled into abuse. from prescription pills, he moved on to heroin. his mother, julia, was devastated as she watched the grip of opioids consume his life. he died of an overdose at age 25. it is hard to look back on max's story and wonder what could have been. what if we lived in a society where he was not ashamed for having a problem or for reaching out for help? what if he had had access to better treatment? what if the first responders had had life-saving overdose drugs? addiction is blind to circumstance but the high cost borne by ourn is children as parents are unable , to care for them while struggling with substance abuse. right now the federal government recognizes the problem, but is focused on punishment. that leaves us, the states, to right the wrongs of a war on drugs, that has done nothing to address the issues that drive this publ

newman conceded moments ago, lip pinsky not supported by many members of the democratic delegation, consideredservative for some progressives. >>> happening on capitol hill at this moment, homeland security secretary kerstin nielsen about to face questions by the senate intelligence committee regarding efforts to fight against foreign meddling. this as members of congress said yesterday that the government has failed to protect against russian cyberattacks in state and local elections. former obama homeland secretary jeh johnson will also testify. democrats not happy at all with the response so far from the administration on russian meddling. we will keep our eye on that. >>> this morning more than 70 million people are under winter storm warnings or advisories as the fourth nor'easter in three weeks is hitting the region at this moment. the storm could dump more than a food of snow in washington, philadelphia, new york. that's a lot. some public schools already closed. more than 3,000 flights have been canceled. our ryan nobles is in d.c. with the latest. what do you see? >> reporter: we woke

fortunately, for us, our family's story turned out very differently than that pinskys, but it turned -- taught me how different recovery could look for every individual. we need to think about it as a process that needs to be tailored to a person's unique circumstances and environment, turning away from a failed first model. that is something we are working on in oregon. we're also getting more lifesaving overdose drugs into the hands of first responders and implementing creative programs to provide a warm handoff from emergency room to treatment and recovery. in addition to increasing treatment resources, we need to make sure we are focusing on decreasing stigma as well. we must break through the barriers of shame to provide the best treatments possible first and the most effective assistance now. we need to let people know it is ok to come out of the shadows and ask for help and there is help available for them. at the federal level there is so much that can and must be done. improving data sharing from the federal to the state level, making affordable, generic overdose drugs more