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it's in the beginning stages help adicks are excited to get results. >> they say maybe it's time i did something different. >> reporter: and heroin is everyone's problem because drug addiction affects 85 million people. that's about one in four families. we will let you know when the program launches. george estevez. back to you. >> next on eyewitness news this morning, what a plea deal means for a teenager accused of two right now, all you're thinking about is finding quick cover, so you can continue streaming your favorite show in the great outdoors. and you don't need a dead zone further interrupting your otherwise- perfect afternoon. echo from bright house networks. eliminates dead zones, all around your home. and now connect to... premier tv, 15 megabit internet and hd-dvr service... only $92 a month >> right now an teenager may admitting to killing two people. he was 15 years old when he in 2013. he confessed to the crime during a hearing yesterday. david waro and 22-year-old eric were killed. prosecutors believe sheaford sentence. >> when you have murders as senseless as these w

david: journal itselfs are adicks of things going on. peter: sometimes you go to a place that may be representative and statistically speaking the odds are that it is unless you've chosen something extreme and then see. there are things going on. there's always stuff going on. like the factory town i went to, i witnessed personally like the tax official taking -- shaking down entrepreneurs. i was watching how they negotiate this bribe. that's an interesting -- i saw workers applying for jobs, i saw how they useder that children to get positions for the whole family. there's lots of stuff you can witness. david: in my extensive research at your dinner table in beijing it seems that the conversation always gets down to the push and pull of the following. the fact that the beijing government and the entire power structure has willy nily, at tremendous cost to the environment and much else, lifted 500 million people out of poverty, versus all the ugly features of an authoritarian state. it seemed to me constant discussion, are we doing too m

the centers for disease control, people who are addicted to alcohol are two times more likely to be adicked to heroin, marijuana, three times more likely, and prescription painkillers 40 times to be more -- more likely to be addicted to heroin. yes, we are comparing whack-a manufacture mole to the national drug crisis but substance abuse is not a game. i don't know about anyone else, and not stick to the rules just use the hammer. i use two hands and most like acouple of friends who also have two hands. prevention in new hampshire and most other states has just one person equipped with a very heavy, padded hammer and this isn't good enough because it needs a team approach. we must be able to have four times the help and focus not only at the problem at the forefront but have all hands on deck know another problem or mole will be popping up soon. >> another example on our our -- how our country reacts is red re-mediation. the cleaning up the mess. instead of investing in smart, sensible cost-effective sloughs we wait until we have a devastating mess and are forced to throw a lot of money at

it makes denial for alcoholism adicks t -- addictions that we all face with our family and look small. but the most likely you're going opiate addict n to admit they have a problem and go to prison, the blue lights flashing, the handcuffs are on and they've bottomed out. vermont, weer with missing that opportunity every single time. it took four or five months getting charged and going before the judge to wind your wait through the court system. by then, you're back using, abusing, back in the streets feed their habit. we changed that. we moved to what we call a rapid system where i literally fund for every state's state, but the state funds a assessor, a third-party assessor who every time there's a bust goes in and this a determination, is person someone we should be scared of? through the we go old system and end up most likely in jail. or is this someone who we should getting to treatment, moving back to a productive life? and all i can tell you is it's working. we're finding the vast majority of folks who are suffering from this disease won't hurt you. just hurt themselves. and w