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to ketamine is a horrible drug and it does destroy your body. it does destroy your organs. it does destroy your bladder. we wasn't taught about it in school. i kind of wish in uk schools that they would teach children from a young age that this stuff — you stay away from these kind of chemicals. my hope now is to engage in some support groups. i have support workers now and doing something different, going to the gym, making my life better. and that's the steps — the next steps for me. i'm hoping that, you know, i'll get back into work, get back into my career path, and one day being the person that has recovered from this really rubbish journey that i've been on. but the hope is there and it is going to happen. lam determined. i don't want this life for myself any more. you're doing it this time. yeah. no matter how much you think it's taken your life, how much you think you've got nothing left, you can always gain that back, so it's never too late to reach out for help.
like this while they were in training and de brown, one of the astronauts, came to rake and ask if it was okay if he recorded footage of the crude throughout the mission? >> are you guys doing here? >> we're just watching, are ignored me. where we're trying door. i misspelled dave busy documenting our journey towards space dr. dave above my nose is 30 your camera is affecting me it is. >> now is definitely one of her kind and what everybody knows about her is first female astronaut from india she was intelligent, he was hardworking, he was unstoppable rolling take three, davidai, laura, action we're here in the wind river mountains with the
coming from the gun violence archive. on saturday, us presidentjoe biden issued a statement to mark the anniversary of columbine and condemn gun violence. in it he said quote... but gun control is a highly polarizing issue in the us.many democrats advocate for stricter gun laws, while republicans tend to view gun ownership as a fundamental right. krista hanley is a survivor of the columbine shooting and the cofounder of we are safer together a self—defence organisation. i spoke to her earlier about her experience that day and her personal journey since. thank you for being here with us today. what are your reflections as we mark 25 years now since the shooting that took place at your high school, at columbine high school? �* , ., school, at columbine high school? �*, ., ., , school? it's hard to believe it's 25 years _
today. >> yes. parts legacy fleet of trains will soon be out of commission for good. >> it goes. just three of these legacy fleet trains are still running today since b.a.r.t. got a major update in 2016, replacing the original models. >> they still look pretty good though. today the last of the legacy fleet trains will reach our final stop in a final ride off in the sunset from macarthur ♪ ♪ tonight, done deal. after a tortured journey. house lawmakers finally vote to send billions of dollars in foreign aid to ukraine, israel, and taiwan, but what's the cost to speaker mike johnson? >> you do the right thing, and you let the chips fall where
jurors have been excused from former president trump's hush money trial, underscoring just how crucial the six alternate jurors are, who've just been seated in a case of this length& in a high-profile case, the alternates are as significant as the regular jury we panel because there's a very high likelihood and probability in this case that one or more of those alternates are going to end up on the journey. the alternate juror is there to take over a spot on the 12 member regular jury if one of the regulars has to drop out of the trial one of the reasons could be illness they could have a family emergency or something else could happen like they can't follow the court's instruction not to post things on social media. >> court veterans say the life in limbo of an alternate juror can be strange, unsatisfied, and tougher than it may see. >> let's difficult to to be very present and to really focus as much as jurors might need to with the idea in the back of their mind that they
out it is released for mandatory instruction inside of a school? >> great question it cannot infringe upon core class it is can't take the place of a english math or something like that so we work with the school usually part of their special rotation like art, music, gym class built into that rotation maybe kids are opting out of an ungraded library time or maybe they're coming down a lunch and recess time but basically we work with the school to put together a plan that works for everybody. pete: really cool you figured out the constitutional path but what brought you to this path, this journey? >> inspired by a program in my hometown that started from a small town in northwest, ohio they started a release time program in 2012, saw -- nearly every student enroll 95 prkt of the entire school enroll that he came to me said joel how come there isn't a program like
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those who are part of the chinese communist party. >> i've got to get in one more question on this. you are out with this new book, walk, ride, paddle, life outside. i'm about to defy the good manners that my parents taught me about a 40 of the good respective calling you senator or governor or mayor, i feel like i'm getting to know tim. what has inspired this literary and physical endeavor? it's such a great read. it's a level of escapism and getting up to nature. >> two things. i started this amazing journey in virginia to hike the appalachian trail and canoe the james river all within my state. when i turned 60 and when i was celebrating 25 years in public life. i decided senators travel around their states during recess weeks usually in a car or sue. i said i'm going to travel around people powered and without a staff entourage,
that's how the leaders we look up to became the leaders. >> i think what happens with prophets and heros, they become larger than life. we think they have qualities that are beyond us. and so then what we do is we follow them. when we follow them, we give up the hard work of working on ourselves. we don't see joe, that martin luther king exhibited the courage that is in me. that this person revealed a kind of character that i'm capable of demonstrating in my own life. instead, we have this longing. if only we had fdr today. if only we had dr. king today. no, we need you. part of the challenge is to rid ourselves from being, you know, engaging in supplication, from being fans in the pews, to pastors. as opposed to being in the journey. being in the journey. so this book is a radical call for every day, ordinary people, to take control of this
>> try, three at fubotv and rafael romo, the georgia state capitol in atlanta. >> this is cnn on trial opening statements are expected to borrow& the criminal trial of former president trump is a witch hunt with the case and hands of the justice system will he accept the results? >> trump's support? put her in potential vp pick south dakota governor kristi noem joins me exclusively. next and head-to-head while trump's on trial president joe biden is ramping up his campaign travel from scranton all across the country as he faces a rising third-party challenge. and he expand the map this fall, the state ics couldn't be higher fresh off the campaign trail for biden, illinois governor jb pritzker is coming up plus making a stand after a tortured journey through congress, the house passes aid for israel