again quoting judge brier, there was evidence showing how abusive prescription opioid lead to elicit opioid including heroin and fentanyl as addiction becomes more severe, opioid users create stronger and cheaper opioids. the cycle of addiction is foreseeable and from the trial noted that 70% of heroin users today start withed prescription opioids. for so many of us, it has been frustrated to witness the tragedies every day. it's easy to blame those struggling, but we must remember that some of the most profitable companies in the world, engineered this public health crisis. now before the settlement itself, let me say this, there is no amount of money that will bring back the lives that we lost due to the epidemic. we mourn our brothers and sisters, our mothers and fathers but the one thing that we can do as lawyers is to fight for justice, to ensure that those who cause harm are held accountable, with they it case we took on opioid manufacturers and distributors and pharmacies. one by one we secured settlement and until today our law enforcement has brought in 130 million dollars t

manufacturers, and distributors that had settled with us prior to the flagship trial that we had where judge brier, if you read the opinion talks about all the evidence of what walgreens did wrong here in making the opioid epidemic much worse than it would have been. the reality is this is an industry that created a cycle. we see folks on the streets who are suffering from street level drugs, but many of their addictions started years ago with prescription opioids that led to abuse of those drugs, addicts to those drug, and then addictions to illegal opioids like heroin and fentanyl. on the street today, 70 to 80% of heroin users began their addiction years ago because of opioids. and this is a settlement to hold companies like walgreens accountable. and we are hoping that this money will help alleviate the crisis and the suffering on our streets. >> yeah. anything to help. david chiu, thanks for your time and appreciate your perspective tonight. >> thanks, raj. >>> up next, no summer camp this year because of all the snow in tahoe. we're talking to the founders of a certain camp and how they made

again quoting judge brier, there was evidence showing how abusive prescription opioid lead to elicitd including heroin and fentanyl as addiction becomes more severe, opioid users create stronger and cheaper opioids. the cycle of addiction is foreseeable and from the trial noted that 70% of heroin users today start withed prescription opioids. for so many of us, it has been frustrated to witness the tragedies every day. it's easy to blame those struggling, but we must remember that some of the most profitable companies in the world, engineered this public health crisis. now before the settlement itself, let me say this, there is no amount of money that will bring back the lives that we lost due to the epidemic. we mourn our brothers and sisters, our mothers and fathers but the one thing that we can do as lawyers is to fight for justice, to ensure that those who cause harm are held accountable, with they it case we took on opioid manufacturers and distributors and pharmacies. one by one we secured settlement and until today our law enforcement has brought in 130 million dollars to the

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again quoting judge brier, there was evidence showing how abusive prescription opioid lead to elicit opioid including heroin and fentanyl as addiction becomes more severe, opioid users create stronger and cheaper opioids. the cycle of addiction is foreseeable and from the trial noted that 70% of heroin users today start withed prescription opioids. for so many of us, it has been frustrated to witness the tragedies every day. it's easy to blame those struggling, but we must remember that some of the most profitable companies in the world, engineered this public health crisis. now before the settlement itself, let me say this, there is no amount of money that will bring back the lives that we lost due to the epidemic. we mourn our brothers and sisters, our mothers and fathers but the one thing that we can do as lawyers is to fight for justice, to ensure that those who cause harm are held accountable, with they it case we took on opioid manufacturers and distributors and pharmacies. one by one we secured settlement and until today our law enforcement has brought in 130 million dollars t

it happened at the brier were department on bay street. the police rushed there after someone called 911, saying there was an armed home invasion . nearby homes were evacuated as a swat team and crisis. negotiators moved in i'm terrified. i'm a 57 year resident. 58 year resident and i'll be leaving. i'll be leaving here soon. makes my stomach hurt makes me nauseous. that makes sense at all. it makes me sick to my stomach. police use robots , canines and drones trying to make contact with the suspect. and you see here, a man finally walked out with his hands up and then the female followed. seconds later, there's still no word on the relationship between the two or if they're being charged with a crime is a man is in custody this morning after police linked him to a suspected bomb making operation. police arrested 48 year old adam mirassou after searching his business on the old bayshore highway. investigators say they found more than £100 of highly dangerous explosive making materials at the business and inside his home. military grade gra

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again quoting judge brier, there was evidence showing how abusive prescription opioid lead to elicitpioid including heroin and fentanyl as addiction becomes more severe, opioid users create stronger and cheaper opioids. the cycle of addiction is foreseeable and from the trial noted that 70% of heroin users today start withed prescription opioids. for so many of us, it has been frustrated to witness the tragedies every day. it's easy to blame those struggling, but we must remember that some of the most profitable companies in the world, engineered this public health crisis. now before the settlement itself, let me say this, there is no amount of money that will bring back the lives that we lost due to the epidemic. we mourn our brothers and sisters, our mothers and fathers but the one thing that we can do as lawyers is to fight for justice, to ensure that those who cause harm are held accountable, with they it case we took on opioid manufacturers and distributors and pharmacies. one by one we secured settlement and until today our law enforcement has brought in 130 million dollars to