doing a bunch of litter i found around 95 percent of drug rape are alcohol and like valium and their remaining straw tests is for g h b and repeal hip natural it's no longer made in the u.s. and there's a substances a that's not easily available like xanax and valium are. >> so you think it's going to have a limb impact. >> i think something that has a better impact around cat rape is the awareness of alcohol consumption. personally, i think those are the two effective ways to prevent date rape like drugs >> commissioner hyde. >> i was wondering about what was on the agenda going forward. as we see states logically up their marijuana and allowing them to sell and international places that have a better policy in general. going forward how do you see dan save maneuvering as things became more legal. what are your - are you working with states and legislation to make our testing not responsible for the license he's vocation and stuff like that >> it's not us it's the drug policy through the 0 nonprofit. in terms of where we're going forward. we're trying to increase awareness that harm

she recently received a disciplinary write-up after testing positive for valium.two pills given to her illegally by another inmate. if the jail decides to file criminal charges, her release could be postponed. >> if i wouldn't have gotten caught, i probably wouldn't feel bad about it. because i got caught, i feel bad about it. does that make sense? does that mean i just felt bad because i got caught? yeah. >> in a separate matter, van winkle must now face disciplinary officer hail to determine what part, if any, of her remaining time in jail might be spent in segregation for this latest rule violation. >> you've been taking them for a while? >> no, i don't even take pills. >> because your results are high. >> i don't even take pills on the outside. i have a problem with crack. i don't even take pills. i mean, it's retarded i know. >> why are you in jail? >> child support. >> you go home friday. >> yes. i'm sorry i did it. >> you ain't never been in trouble since you been here? >> never. >> not a problem. >> you made a mistake. i understand that. >> i did. and i un

i grew up with an alcoholic mother who was addicted to valium, much like a lot of women were in the 60s and 70s, dependent on mother's little little helper. and she was a stay-at-home mom and she was a poster girl for the era. and i have always been interested in why she joined the way she drink and the one thing that i said to myself is that i never never well. but then in my 50s i fell into bad behavior with alcohol. i had a bad patch in my own life and i say to poster girl even though i am well educated as a highly professional woman and mother and found myself drinking not two glasses of wine but four or five or six in the night. and i caught myself quickly and went to rehab. >> you can watch this and other programs at booktv.org. >> recently, the northern bookscan released their list of this year's nonfiction books. .. of the "national review." this week in his book the great d date edmund burke thomas kane and right and left. d

i grew up with an alcoholic mother who was cross addicted to valium, much like a lot of women were in the '60s and '70s dependent on mother's little helper. she was a "stay at home mom." i have been interested in why she drank the way she drank. the one thing i said to myself, i never will. in fact in my 50s i fell in to bad behavior with alcohol. i had a bad patch in my own life, and i would say a poster girl for this era.

steve's description club on valium, massive valium isn't really that far off. we are a little more than that. we wanted to plant our feet in the ground collect money what we were doing and trying to organize a program and educate ourselves about who we are and how we relate to the outside world. that application was made a very very long time ago. and it had been met only with questions and more questions and more questions without resolution, which means that you really can't go any further. and so, what -- one would have to feel we are not a very high priority. where we see other organizations in town with a different point of view. get through the process much more quickly. >> is, i mean, i guess the conclusion is you feel that your -- because of your political leanings that your group, because it's more conservative, is discriminated against in favor of perhaps a more left leaning group in hollywood. is that a fair statement? >> well, the question -- we know that there was a lookout list, right? we know that be on the lookout for. and people who ended up on

one applicant told the interviewer she had taken too much valium. it wouldn't be indicative of actual personality. one asked for a hug. one actually crashed her car into the building. then there was the applicant who said when the interview impress me. the interviewers newspaper was set on fire. finally, one applicant acted out a star trek roll but i gave andy the job anyway. employer said that overall the biggest blunders, job seekers make are appearing disinterested, dressing inappropriately and appearing arrogant like this applicant. >> stupid cat. have you paws, you don't have hands. >> like whatever, dude, i hate it like your cat. >> so frustratingly thumbless. >> i know. oh, look at me with my paws. good afternoon? >> i think out of everybody here you are the only person that owns and runs a business. so you must interview a lot of people. >> i do. >> insight? stories? >> new thing with millennials bringing your folks to the interview. >> really? >> yep. and the millennials in the foreground and they are in the background maybe leaning forward

i grew up with an alcoholic mother who was cross addicted to valium, much like a lot of women were in the '60s and '70s dependent on mother's little helper. she was a "stay at home mom." i have been interested in why she drank the way she drank. the one thing i said to myself, i never will. in fact in my 50s i fell in to bad behavior with alcohol. i had a bad patch in my own life, and i would say a poster girl for this era. i'm well-educate, highly professional woman, mother, and found myself drinking not two glasses of wine, but four, five, six a night. i slipped in to bad behavior. i went to rehab. .. >> nocturne, everyone. these teachers to. we're about to begin. good afternoon and welcome. my name is mel >> good afternoon and welcome. it's a pleasure to welcome each each and every one of you here this afternoon. happy anniversary to miami book fair international. 30 years in this community. a. [applause] a round of them pause -- applause indeed. our thanks to my immediate college for all of its leadership and efforts, all of the volunteer students, faculty and staff to come togeth

>> he also took two anti- seizure pills he bought off the street to boost a high and two valium pills. >> that's a lot of medicine now that he's awake he wants medic 96 to take him home. >> it's not an option. >> then he asks, he was taken to st. francis hospital where it was determined he was there just the day before for the exact same reason. this man is also considered a frequent flier. in fact he's still wearing his wrist band issued by the hospital from the day before. apparently he also checked himself out of ucsf two days before for a condition paramedics never heard of. but now he wants to go back to ucsf more than three miles away. and despite the fact that st. francis hospital is only three blocks away so paramedic 96 has to take him there. paramedics just can't look the other way when they get an emergency call. they have to respond and offer assistance even if they know the person is abusing the system. for the record every tomb a medic has to respond to a call that involves a frequent flier, it costs san francisco taxpayers thousands of dollars, and takes one more medic

horton, four-times its average valium. k.b. homes.mes, 13-times its volume. 2 t trade that was interesting, they were buying the march 50 calls. let's look why that's interesting. you go book over the last year. that means that their betting it's going to be above 50 by $1.50 they paid. that takes us close to the high we saw just under a year ago. the interesting thing here is that the price of the stock, though, has been declining during this time. we take a look right here. this is a graphic of the price to earnings ratio. what we can see is right now, it's actually pretty close, to as low as it's been. ten-times earnings. we can see right here why that's taking place. revenues. they've been climbing steadily right now. we can see this is quarter over quarter, going back all the way to january of '09 and the forecast through 2015. people making some bullish bets. betting the stock will be above 2150 by the third week in march. >> guy, are you bullish stocks? >> the stocks are the best, like the steel stocks. when the news seem to be

eastern philosophy says when you feel anxiety, when you feel a tremble, don't take a valium, don't takedrink. throw something out of your box, so that when you come to your last moments on earth or your last years if you are lucky enough not to be in a coma or infirmed in some way, you will go wherever we are going to go with a degree of lightness, to go back you asked me where i am now in my life. that's where i am. i am emptying my box. i am not doing it as well as i would like to. i still go back to old habits and i still look for affirmation in ways i no longer really do need it or want it. but what i am trying to do now is say, look, at all the things i did and needed and used in order to call myself a man. i don't need any of them. i now just to be a man on the planet and as i am getting closer to the end i would like to be able to not be so burdened so thank you for noticing. that is part of what i do in the beginning is bring him in with this burden and in spite of himself as one more i mean, this man rails for a very long time, rails and rails and rails. he can't even hear the

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but i've been given valiums. >> it's head count time. >> this is the third floor of the women's detentionter, which houses inmates who need to be separated from the general population. many of these women suffer from psychological problems and supervising them can be particularly challenging for staff. >> i've been attacked once. i guess it was during head count and one inmate, she hadn't been taking her medication, just started to act out and then she just took it on herself just to leap over my two officers in front of me to try to strike at me. and so we had to take her down and subdue her. >> corrections personnel who are usually great, especially the ones on the mental health unit, can't force medication. so if a woman refuses it and she's grossly psychotic and starting to fight with officers, kicking and screaming, they can't give her medicine, so they have to tie her down. so it's working under adverse conditions with extremely ill people. >> dr. mary sue haber is a forensic psychologist and has worked in corrections for 35 years. >> there are less places for women to be treated af

john's worth, valium, lib ri um, @van, xanax. >> i'm a living repository of the psycho pharmocology trendsy you are on medication. what did you find that made a positive difference? >> as i say, there things that enable me to cope with the anxiety at the most severe. i talk about this in the article. accepting that this is the essence of who i am and yet that rather than -- i would love at some point to be completely cured and i continue to do various measures to try to do that, but really what i talk about in the piece is coming to terms with the fact that anxiety is kind of hard wired into me and there things that are may be positive traits as well. >> i have a tremendous amount of respect for you being here. it's not not to watch you and see how you react to being on television to talk about this stuff. with all of the things you are suffering from, you shook my hand and you are talking, but the question i have is, is there a safe place of thought where you feel at peace and this doesn't haunt you? i'm not saying meditation or what have you, but what comforts you. >> as people who suffe

season three and watch it through in two days and be scared and eat popcorn and, i don't know, take a valium wanted to go through some of your fashions. the golden globes, i think -- i think we have the dress. the golden globes. >> beautiful marcasa. >> and s.a.g. awards, you were on the best dressed list. >> and i know some people were like what is your dress? you look like a cupcake. but for me -- >> how do you go about picking the fashions? >> someone dangles something in front of me and i'm like, that one. it's not sophisticated. >> i'd love to live in that space for a day. >> sarah, it's great to see you doing so well. it's an exciting time and good luck with the rest of awards season and the big premiere tonight on fx at 10:00. >>> coming up next, don't call that handyman, we've called one for you. carter shows you how to repair a leaky shower head and save time and money with quick household fixes. ♪ [ woman ] i always eat it all... but just not all at once. [ female announcer ] celebrate every tiny win like delicious low calorie crystal light. a sip in the right direction. to cover u