jacob talbot spends a lot of time tracking down drug dealers drug and opioid abuse is out of control in a u.s. president trump has declared a national public health emergency ohio is one of the state's worst hit talbot's hometown east liverpool is one of ohio's trouble spots to put a face on the crisis the town publicized this photo of a couple in their car high on heroin their grandson in the back seat right now the community and the police have stepped up to fight against this epidemic. when i. heard. that their workday. it's been raining in east liverpool since early morning. like to think that the weather doesn't keep them from not one of their drugs and i . think it's on really bad it don't matter if it's. sun rain snow or come out for. jacob talbot grew up in this small town in ohio he knows every street an alleyway tourney it's on river road heading towards downtown. headquarters received a tip that a house in this area was being used as a drug house when the dealers used to sell their product. here that one back there we just got some tips on and. we haven't got a exact. time

jacob talbot spends a lot of time tracking down drug dealers drug and opioid abuse is out of control in a u.s. president trump has declared a national public health emergency ohio is one of the state's worst hit talbot's hometown east liverpool is one of ohio's trouble spots where to put a face on the crisis the town publicized this photo of a couple in their car high on heroin their grandson in the back seat right now the community and the police have stepped up to fight against this epidemic. hold on. burke the. good work they don't know. it's been raining in east liverpool since early morning . but like to think that the weather doesn't keep them from not wanting their drugs and i. think it's on really bad it don't matter if it's. sun rain snow. so it will come out for. jacob talbot grew up in this small town in ohio he knows every street an alleyway tony it's on river road heading towards downtown. headquarters received a tip that a house in this area was being used as a drug house when the dealers used to sell their product. yeah that one back there we just got some tips on it t

robert talbot: from the way it sounds is they went a little too far. chris: university of san francisco law professor robert talbot counsels startups. he says a company's logo is their trademark. and when doordash uses another company's logo to lead consumers to believe there's a partnership, it could be trademark infringement. robert: you're not allowed in any way to suggest that you are affiliated or controlled or associated with that particular trademark. chris: in fact, fast-food giant, in-n-out burger caught doordash using its logo and sued the company 18 months ago in federal court for trademark infringement, saying doordash confused consumers into believing doordash had the authority to deliver its food. the case was settled out of court, so we don't know what happened. but we do know in-n-out is no longer listed on doordash's website. we wanted to talk to doordash on camera about its use of other company's logos. it said, "no." but after our involvement, it did remove marin joe's and mulberry pizza from its website. barbara is pleased doordash

talbot has have chic new outfits for you. our live fashion show is still rainy days and mondays.n unside down. ♪ ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad. narrator: ed gillespie wants to end a woman's right to choose. ed gillespie would put the government in charge of a woman's personal decisions, not women and their doctors. as governor, ed gillespie says, i would like to see abortion be banned. if ed gillespie would like to see abortion banned, i would like to see i would like to see i would like to see that ed gillespie never becomes governor. ♪ >> i love karen carpenter. the most beautiful voice. >> i'm the only one reminiscing about karen carpenter. sorry. >> we're listening. >> am i the only karen carpenter fan up here. >> perhaps on the couch. >> really? >> if you're a karen carpenter >> #gooddaydc. >> she has song i like. name one of her songs. >> that mace down there. >> rainy days and mondays. >> not that one. nope. not that one. >> the way we were. >> not that one. >> you don't know any of them. he's throwing shade at me. >> no,

the offices are on the lookout for a certain vehicle they three talbot spots the car and pulls it over. there's a warrant out for the owner's arrest. this time the issue has nothing to do with drugs it's about unpaid alimony. they got a warrant i got to get my hands down my back you know every day and i knew that this thing that this apartment protocol may not monitor right. things like tell but would like to see his hometown prosper again he'd like to see the jobs return and the drug crisis beaten he says they're doing everything they can to make that happen. at. a mall no one rather good point but all hell all right track for four dollars. fifty kitchens one city a common area want to or only berlin the. jerome x. series is a very simple recipe but it's well made a sly can have. fifty international dishes chefs restaurants the recipes for cooking the dishes to join them in. the kitchens one city. the romance next. pushes electrum of the same system and soul up the slaves and slave labor insulting insults to another null. strikingly new. sculpture of a come back to kazan. in sixty min

. >> the first targrgeted tributay was harris creek in talbot county on maryland's eastern shore. the plplan calls for restoririn7 acres of oyster reefs in harris creekek at a cost o 1 million n dollars. >> we chose harris creek because it had the greatest likelihood of success. the water quality is good, we have good salinity here for oysters. there's not much runoff compared to other areas of the bay. it's a different approach than we've been taking in the past having these small scattered projects, have one very large project, and so we took all the production from the hatchery this year that was going to go to ecological restoration, and we put it all in harris creek to try and jump-start the population here. >> this past year, the partnership was able to produce 1.2 billion oyster spat, which i'i'm not aware of any oyster hatcheryry for this spsps of oyster thahat's ever b been e to do that in a single season, so we're pretty proud of that. maryland dnr brings the shell here, it's aged for a year so that the organic matter can rot off of it. it's then washed and contntaineriz

seeing now is the worst of the worst with the last year seeing sixty four thousand drug overdose paid talbot's up a staggering twenty percent from just the year before and wait for it to make matters even worse and numerous studies indicate that our statistics are likely underestimating deaths from opioid overdoses by around twenty four percent who saw quaters as pharmaceutical companies medical experts and government watchdogs battle over who's responsible for this epidemic and what can be done about it shawn stone sat down with dr jane orient the executive director of the association of american physicians and surgeons to find. doubt if what we're seeing is really the result of malpractise by big pharma and their friends in the government i think there has to be government collusion at all levels but i think we may be looking at the wrong place here certainly big pharma may have done some things wrong but what about the transnational drug cartels which are bringing in huge quantities of drugs one tractor trailer that was apprehended recently at the yuma border of the human crossing point in

devil's chessboard one of the preeminent books on the history of the cia and america's deep state david talbot wrote on facebook quote your lawful right as an american citizen to your own history has been denied in bowl to use the bureaucratic language of the spy agency that tells the president of the united states what he can and cannot do and that is exactly what they did in a memo released thursday from stated quote i have no choice today but to accept those redactions rather than allow potentially irreversible harm to our nation's security . he had national security the old tired tired old excuse we've heard over and over and over and over again every time the united states government or any other government for that matter exerts its power over their citizens right to the truth you did have a choice mr president however unlike the chelsea manning's jeffrey sterling's and ed snowden's of the world you chose not to make the correct choice. but we here are which is why we are always watching the whole. world is. the. real that is what. lies to the plot of. the day like you that i got. this.

day,nday night on qa william talbot and his biography, gorbachev. >> he trusted the soviet people. he trusted them to follow them where they have never gone before. that is to democratize there, -- country in a few short years. astrusted them to follow him he moved the country towards a market economy. he trusted them to follow him and trust him as he made peace in the cold war against the ancient enemy, the united states. he trusted them too much, it turned out. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern & a."pan's "q green revealed articles of impeachment against president trump. >> mr. speaker, pursuant to of rule nine, i seek recognition to give notice of my question ofise a privilege of the

. >> sunday night on "q&a, author and professor emeritus at amherst college william talbot, "gorbachev.", trusted them to follow him work they had never gone before, they trusted them to follow him as he moved the country toward a market economy, from a command economy. he trusted him, he trusted them to follow him, and trust him as he made peace in the cold war against the ancient enemy, united states. so he trusted them too much, it turned out. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's "q&a." next, philanthropist david rubenstein discusses what he thinks americans should know about the 1787 constitutional convention. he is later joined for a conversation with national constitution center president jeffrey rosen. this event from philadelphia is just under one hour. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the national constitution center, and happy constitution day. [applause] >> it is so exciting to welcome you here on the 230th birthday of the u.s. constitution, and we've had such an exciting morning. we've heard from ken burns and lynn novak, interviewed by david rubenstein

and daniel mcdonald is now joining them, marty talbot is with us, so thank you to the four of you foroming together there in los angeles for all of us. and again, let me just say how incredible it is that all 25 of you went to the concert, all 25 of you are okay. starting with the ladies first, you know, taylor and reighlynn, how are you holding up? did you get any sleep last night? >> no. >> kind of hard to sleep right now. >> what are you thinking about? >> we are thinking about everyone else, everyone else that was there, everyone that was injured, all the families of the lost ones, that's all that is running through our minds right now. >> are those route 91 t-shirts? >> yeah, i've been the past four years and she's been the past three years. it's our thinking, yeah. >> to the guy, daniel and marty, let me just hear your voices for the first time and tell me what was going through your mind when you heard the shots. daniel, i was reading that you thought the shots were coming from backstage, so you ran toward that. >> that's correct. yes. it started shortly after one of jason alde

another esteemed member of the foreign policy establishment to make our case for us which is strobe talbot, now president of brookings, the deputy secretary of state who pled the negotiations on the memorandum you're talking about. he said, quote, this does not mean the u.s. is willing to come to the defense of ukraine if it is attacked militarily. so there isn't a kind of guarantee of any type of provision of defense. in fact, people as wide and far as evolume dolger to mike o'hanlon have said even the nato article 5 fairway tee is not a guarantee of anything in particular. you can send a sternly worded note as a response. so, the kind of commitments we have actually made are inflated as much as the threats are in this community. >> it's -- i mentioned briefly the budapest memorandum, and indeed it doesn't have an enforcement mechanism, not a hard security guarantee much to the ukrainian's regret. they feel they were swindled in giving a large arsenal. and guarantee of sovereign and territorial -- now lavrov says what budapest memorandum? we didn't sign it with this regime. international

of course gwen talbot wherever, good morning. >> who's who of comedy gathered at the kennedy center laste is this year's winner of the mark twain prize for american humor. letterman holds the record for hosting the longest running late night show in history at 33 years. letterman's family sat with him in that special box above the stage we're familiar with as he and the audience were treated to roasts and tributes from the likes of steve martin, martin short, bill murray, amy shimmer, jimmy walker, yup, dynamite and others. >> is it possible to say jim walker without >> i don't think so. >> i don't think so either. welcome back and congratulations to david letterman what great honor it is. very fitting for bringing us decades entertainment. >> i love it. we're getting used to the beard, dave. four legged hero emerging from the ashes out in california. >> this is odom. he would not evacuate with his family stayed behind with the goats. >> love it. >> the property sadly burned down but odom and all the goats survived. his owner thinks that he herded the goats to rocky area while the fair p

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mental health funding, funding towards a power plant to secure the future of tata steel, at port talbot time to list. if we can get half £1 billion allocated towards our manifesto promises injust over one allocated towards our manifesto promises in just over one year, from our opposition, imagine what we can do in government. conference, let me be clear — when other opposition parties winch for wales, plaid cymru delivers. —— whinge. 0ur parties winch for wales, plaid cymru delivers. —— whinge. our next parties winch for wales, plaid cymru delivers. —— whinge. 0ur nextjob is to ensure that those agreed commitments are implemented by the government. yet we are under no illusion. after 18 years of labour government, wales needs to change. we recognise that while we have been able to influence the minority government, there are areas where they refuse to make progress. they have watered—down proposals for a medical school in banga, when our vision is for a full medical training to be available in the north. they have dropped potential plans to create an in—house energy company to benefit p