. >> sargent johnson is in a surge of the medicine disposal box. it is more than a job.t is a personal mission. >> you never think it will affect your family, but i have a 19-year-old nephew that he and his friends decided to take some prescription pills that did not belong to them. they cut them into thirds and each one of them took part. there were drinking alcohol with it. unfortunately, my neck you went to bed and did not wake up. >> that that you had combined the drug with alcohol. it was his first time. >> their friend to those bills before and thought it would be fun for everybody -- took those pills before. unfortunately, that was not the case. >> prescription drug abuse is the fastest growing drug problem. she says that is because these pills are easy to get. >> 70% of kids get them from friends and relatives. >> many counties now provide prescription drug drop-offs sites. >> this is to tap a week worth of drugs from just one location. >> one of flesh the bills are put them down the drain? trace levels of drug rev -- resident of been found in drinking water. the

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my father, sargent shriver start of the war on poverty under president johnson at that point in timecome within 10 years those rates of both dropped down to 15%. the senior rate has continued to drop today. today it has the lowest rate ever, 9% were as kids, the poverty rate for children has continued, unfortunately to go back up to where it is today at almost 23, 24%. and a senator dodd eloquently said the reason for that i think is pretty clear. kids don't vote, they don't have political action campaigns, they are not on television. they don't have a strong enough voice in washington, d.c. and i think that is absolutely . i just want to talk frequently about one of the issues that's in the report. it's a early childhood. as senator dodd said we've made great progress over the last four years, the home visitation program for new and expecting moms, the live in high-risk communities as part of the affordable care act, senator mentioned the race to the top $2,500,000,000 in 2011. an additional $133 million for the top five or of states in 2012, but the facts remain, even though that i