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environment with this kind of pressure. now, i will take your point that the volks in the jury box are people who went in clear eyes. a couple years ago. backed by the full force of the government. i worry, i think they will have to take extraordinary measures in this case.
to stop. >> this is before the jury was selected, before they had seen any evidence, before anyone glared at them, before they made any reactions. what do you, what do you do to protect the jurors in the coming days >> for starters, one thing that they changed from monday to now is on monday it was striking to me that all of the jurors you could identify who they were. they were outside holding their juror slips and waiting for at least 30 minutes outside, right across from where all of these protests were going on. right across from the press line. so, people were interviewing them. you know, as the press wants to do. people are talking to them. people could of taken photos. that needs to stop and it seems like it has. they are no longer waiting out there. no longer near the protests, that kind of intimidation and concern for their safety seems to have been addressed. going forward, i mean, information about them has been public but making sure people
the world nice when i there was good reason why nobody risks falling asleep for a brief moment, for tortious go dark and they tried to rest then a russell awakes them and meters away is a large bull already in the crop he is sneaked in the validly love it the worst kind of outcome when the elephants slip through the fence towards the village itself this is a
are not ruby red district in utah and south carolina of the swing districts california and new york is so how does this kind of language in fighting in a bowling open the minds of undecided voters in swing districts. >> i did not hear the name hakeem jeffries come out of her lips and frustration that she has for the democrats pretty applicable became outcome i think that by public voted against he and i think that the priority security border, of over supporting all of those other worthy causes and i thank you so correct. and i would be frustrated about that this remember that when the majority of the majority simple pastor grover jewett i lived under, we have so many people that are burning and in supporting those types of things and want to see those bills happening go to the floor, then put them up for a about it and think the public should be voting more often even if i do not like it and i can vote against it. busy rail is the speaker and to
homeowners more frustrated. tonight our dana griffin talks with one who saw the alleged robbery unfold in his driveway on his own doorbell cam and decided to fight back. >> reporter: just seconds after getting a notification in the middle of the night, eric smith captured on his own ring camera tackling a suspected car prowler who had been sitting in the passenger side of his truck. >> i put my hands on him and grabbed him. at that point he started screaming, yelling for the driver of the vehicle to help him out. help, help. >> reporter: then the driver of this getaway car backs up, angles towards them, and accelerates. >> it felt kind of like a movie, you know. i just end up on the hood, held on, turned around to see where i was going to impact. i saw i was going straight for my truck. saw my truck door was open. i just happened to pick up my legs and
found that when intent pet parents, they left a job to find anyone in order to take better care of their pets about 40 percent willing to take a pay cut, the work in a pet friendly workplace. and david come i'm really curious with the numbers look like pre- covid-19, with the folks work so used to leaving the present home going to the office and now, we change kind of everything about her life and that includes her past like we will leave them anymore c1 well want to see more about this. when he went pre- covid-19 but will come i said that charity american humane, i love animals the dogs human animal bond is really important for warriors in our first responders when people have gotten attached to the present walking them around and baby carriage like thanks. this is getting a little bit crazy for me pretty think that's a great and think everybody should have that experience especially children. care for them and you learn responsibility i think people taking this a little bit way
i mean, how far do you take it? at the end of the day, you do say, and you've said perhaps this is, again, a product of your past, your working—class roots, that acting is a job, it's a trade. it is a job. yes. it's like many otherjobs. and, ultimately, don't you have to... snaps fingers ..kind of switch off at the end of the day? you do. yeah, i mean, i can switch off. but i give 100% on the day. but i can switch off. yeah. now, thinking about your background and some of the great roles you've played, and award—winning roles like playing in happy—go—lucky, mike leigh's film, where your character was socially awkward, was a loner, wasn't particularly nice. yes. and then, i think, around the same time, maybe a couple of years separate, you played another very striking role in a film called tyrannosaur... yes. ..where you were, again, a loner, but you were actually
unusually high number of jurors who feel like they want to get off the jury, maybe they are feeling uncomfortable, maybe they have been gotten to, i've had that happen, i hope that is enough and i trust that six will be enough. >> "people close to trump are anxious about people having -- about how he will have so little to do as he sits there for weeks on end. it has been decades since he's had to spend so much time in the immediate vicinity of anyone who is not part of his family, his staff, or his throng of admirers." the new york times. what kind of impression is trump making with the jury? >> he has made a poor impression on potential jurors. we know he's looked hostile and aggressive as jurors have paraded before him, saying their true feelings about the
are rare, but on the rise. in the uk, the numbers of drug—related deaths following ketamine use have more than doubled in the last ten years. so, this is our drug—testing room. unlike rian, pagan managed to get help and has recovered after a 12—year addiction to ketamine. at her worst, she was taking more than 10g a day. it wasn't a nice experience. i was sick, dizzy and, like, kind of blacked out, so it wasn't very nice. i don't know why i carried on, but i did. and then, i started injecting it into my muscles and then, that's when my bladder started to get bad. what's it like to look back now and think about your addiction when it was at its worst? i wanted to die, yeah. ijust didn't want to be alive any more. ididn't want to be in the world, in that pain, completely reliant on ketamine. i spent eight weeks in hospital and i kind of felt
duty. we should applaud them for doing that. >> what do you make of what is about to happen on monday morn something judge merchan today saying to trump's legal team, enough, we can not relitigate every pretrial motion we start monday? >> i think we will start monday. i think it will be a day. i will be camped out in line for hours waiting to get in. i think, but i think in terms of the trial itself it is going to be routine. you are going to hear opening arguments from both sides, the witnesses will be called. the jury will be there to, you know, take notes and understand what is going on and i do thank this judge is running a tight ship. the trial itself it is not going to be, you know, having the kind of fireworks that maybe we would have expect give what led up to now >> what do you think it does to someone like trump who does not stand producing his own show. >> he will find a way.