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he'd openly struggled with drug and alcohol addiction and a toxicology report concluded he died as a result of the acute effects of ketamine. deaths from ketamine are rare but for people who take the drug recreationally, around one in four will experience urinary problems as a result. in the last few weeks, i have been speaking to loads of ketamine users and people that are addicted on an online forum which has basically been set up for people to support each other, ask questions and just share advice as well. on it, there are quite graphic descriptions of the physical impacts it can cause — cramps, needing to urinate frequently or not being able to, passing blood and clots are just a few of them. ketamine is also used by vets as a tranquilliser and injecting just one gram is enough to knock a horse out. i chat to dozens of people, most in their late teens and early 20s.
and an egg adams that kathy local both releasing statements late this evening to say in part of the sum of the interactions, that we have it during this ongoing process, they are anti-semitic and i mean also is adding that he is horrified and disgusted by some things he seen and heard we started. kelly: a few with protesters a couple of days ago and here's what happened. >> thank you guys about the university. >> we have well really committee team here summa can we speak with media team. >> without be okay. >> we just want talk about your demands for the university we know that we will we are with "fox news" correct. >> okay, yes we do have a press team. >> we would not mind stop
making when you look at polling you ask americans which of these two men was a better president, and the answer is donald trump. >> harris: i have to stop there. the nypd with all the protesting at university of columbia right now is speaking. let's watch. >> commissioner, deputy commissioner for legal matters and deputy commissioner for operations, and we are joined by a deputy mayor of communications. all right, so mike, want to step up? >> sure. okay. good morning, everyone. i want to address a few of the issues coming up over the past few days regarding what's happening at columbia and around columbia. first of all i want to start with the key point which is columbia university is private property. so the police action, what we can do and can't do is very, very different on private property than it is on a public
office. that shows how coordinated this is. it's not just him. there was a law firm here in new york city known as a democrat law firm that handed over a few of its attorneys to help bring charges against donald trump. this is part of a widespread and coordinated effort. everyone knows it. it's really interesting to see this man out there today. look at how so many republicans can't even handle a minute of negative coverage from the me media. this guy has people attempting to bankrupt him. you have actual house members trying to remove secret service protection from him. he knows that if he were to be no threat to the regime, it would all gone away and every day he gets out there and keeps making his case. that does a lot to explain why you so beloved beloved by so many americans. >> joey: i want to go back to what you said about he is on message. if you accept the premise, what is happening in georgia, the lawsuits in new york and this trial are politically motivated. they are geared toward helping
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know today, this feels momentous. he has not been on i was greens i9 has not been on i was greens 19 months —— on our screens for nine months. you will no longer be holding our hands for those key moments. . holding our hands for those key moments-_ holding our hands for those key moments. ., .,~ , ., moments. can you take us through the timeline of the — moments. can you take us through the timeline of the last _ moments. can you take us through the timeline of the last few _ moments. can you take us through the timeline of the last few months, - timeline of the last few months, going back tojuly timeline of the last few months, going back to july 2023 when timeline of the last few months, going back tojuly 2023 when the suspension happened? take this through the timeline of events. what through the timeline of events. what ha--ened through the timeline of events. what happened was _ through the timeline of events. “await happened was originally, as through the timeline of events. wiat happened was originally, as people will probably remember, huw edwards was not the person named by the sun newspaper. the sun newspaper ran a series of stories across subsequent days back last summer, talking about an unnamed presenter who they said had exchanged sexually explicit photographs with a young adult for payment, and they made these
and attempting to kill a further six at the countess of chester hospital between 2015 and 2016. her application is being considered by a panel ofjudges at the court of appeal in london. five mortgage lenders have announced they are increasing rates, and more are expected to follow. barclays, hsbc, natwest, accord and leeds building society have made the announcement following increasing expectation that the bank of england will not lower interest rates until august. our economics editor faisal islam is here. what is driving this? there has been a big picture — what is driving this? there has been a big picture change _ what is driving this? there has been a big picture change in _ what is driving this? there has been a big picture change in world - a big picture change in world markets, where at the beginning of the year there have been expectation of a few to several rate cuts in america and here in the uk, starting around now. that is now dwindling, being pushed out the nearer the end of the year, particularly in america but that is rubbing off on markets for the uk too. what we're saying is
would be swayed by a guilty verdict are few and far in between, and if the court does render a not guilty verdict, that would be a enormous boom for trump because he could frame it as an exoneration, like his two impeachment trials before that. interesting, some interesting times ahead, thank you for your time, thomas. ., ., ahead, thank you for your time, thomas. ., ,, , ., the head of israeli military intelligence, aharon haliva, has resigned the first senior israeli official to step down over the hamas attacks on october 7th. mr haliva has accepted responsibility for the military intelligence failures that led up to the hamas attack. 1,200 people were killed, mostly civilians, and hundreds more were taken hostage. what's the reaction been to this resignation? i expect we will get an official inquiry at some point down the line. �* , , ., official inquiry at some point down the line. �*, , ., . ., the line. there's been no official reaction from _ the line. there's been no official reaction from clinical— the line. there's been no official reaction from clinical circles - the line. there's been no officialj reaction from clinical circles yet, it's the start of the jewish holy
the prosecution's point of view, the original statement about why this is actually a case worthy of prosecuting but it can be a double edge sword. many of these people were close to donald trump. maybe a few who still are. people who would not be comfortable saying negative things about him and yet there's a line. your old boss found a line. somebody who had been a very faithful vice president. somebody who defended donald trump but decided after january 6th, there was a line he could not cross on january 6th. a line that he could not cross. what is it for these folks? it's never fun to be a witness in a trial let alone what some people are calling the trial of the century. what's it like to be that person who really supported donald trump, believed in donald trump, but now has to be a witness for the prosecution? >> well, i don't know that it's going to be much fun for anybody who's in that seat. i do think there's a dramatic
songs about her exes, settling scores. i'm looking at you, kim kardashian. she's already breaking records. brian, with every release, it's clear. this woman's in charge. is taylor swift the most powerful person in music? >> yes. and maybe in all of media. she's burning so bright the past six months, i figured there would be a lot of backlash. we build people up just to watch them fall. there have been some critiques, but i love the album. few too many f bombs for my taste. my daughter's only six. going to have to find the clean version. but we have the cd and the vinyl coming tomorrow in the mail. >> when you think about music, even in the last month, two people have not just dominated music headlines, it's like every story, and it's beyonce and taylor swift. >> amazing. what are they calling it?