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meanwhile, addiction counselors across the country want detox centers first. it's basic treatment missing in many small communities. >> in our work, not having detox is like having a hospital without an e.r. >> reporter: jodi tells us she has been to detox. insite offering one above the room where she injects. >> do you think people have had their lives saved? >> yes, definitely. i've had my life saved there. >> reporter: while relapse is a constant struggle, she hopes to stay alive long enough to someday finally be clean. >> there's still that hope that you can get better, and i still have hope. >> reporter: gadi schwartz, nbc news, vancouver. >>> up next, the terrifying moments as an escalator goes faster and faster. >>> a scary moment for hockey fans leaving a game in philadelphia. cell phone video from yesterday shows an escalator crammed with fans suddenly accelerating, sending people crashing into that pileup below. the company that owns the stadium says no injuries were reported. the escalator was shut down, and the operator is investigating what happen

she's getting ready to go to the detox center... and leaving her four-year-old daughter, callie, behind. >> what makes you think you're ready this time? >> i just, i just know. i can't do it anymore, i'm just--i just know, i just can't--there's so many people dying, and it's just, um...i just can't--she's getting older, i just can't do it to her anymore, i can't, it's like killing me inside. >> can you successfully kick your habit without moving out of town, giving up your friends, not ever seeing tyler again? >> i think that if i am wanting to stay clean, i'm gonna have to not talk to any of the people that i go get high with ever like again, not at all. but just hours before the van from the detox center arrives to take her there... her friend maranda starts calling and texting... asking olivia to go get drugs with her. >> i'm thinking that i want to get high before i go, but i can't do that. (sighs) it's just such a temptation for me not to just go right now. like if i wasn't having a driver pick me up right now, i'd probably do

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a detox without an er. >> reporter: jody tells us she has been to detox, insite one of the rooms where. >> yes, i've had my life saved there. >> reporter: and while relapse is a constant struggle; she hopes to stay alive long enough to some day finally be clean. >> there is still the hope that you can get better. and i still have hope. >> reporter: gadi schwartz, nbc news, vancouver. >>> and still ahead, the northern california lake that has gone from drastically low to literally overflowing. aft a t omucneed rn ov thpascou >>> after a lot of much needed rain over the past couple of months, folsom lake is full for the first time in years. >> it is certainly good news. take a look at the lake two years ago. so dry, an old mining town that was submerged since 1955 actually reemerged. hundreds of people came out to get a glimpse of the old west history before the lake swallowed it back up again. the old town known as mormon island is back under water tonight. reporter mike luery with our sister station in sacramento has this update. >> reporter: folsom lake was crowded today with jet skie

meanwhile, addiction counselors across the country want detox centers first. it's basic treatment missing in many small communities. >> in our work not having detox is like having a hospital without an e.r. >> jody has been to detox. >> do you think people have had their lives saved there? >> yes, definitely. i've had my life saved there. >> reporter: while relapse is a constant struggle, she hopes to stay alive to some day finally be sgleclean. >> there's still that hope that you can finally get better, and i still have hope. >> man, that is an interesting conversation to have, as so many parts of the country we were just talking about struggling with heroin addiction. >> and what an epidemic to see those numbers from 1999 to now rising four times. >>> let's change the topic and turn our attention to something that we're all enjoying in the bay area, this great weather. >> yes, we have all kinds of weather for you, so no matter what you like, i think you'll finding it at some point this week. we're taking a look at sunol. beautiful, clear blue skies and a nic

us she has been it detox. you think people have this honor lives saved. >> yes, definitely. >> reporter: while relapse is a constant struggle, she hopes to stay alive long enough to some day finally be clean. >>eo there's still that hope that you can get better. and i still have hope. >> reporter: gadi schwartz, nbc news, vancouver. >>> and that is "nbc nightly news" for this sunday. . harvey: welcome, everybody! i'm your man steve harvey, and this is "little big shots"! talentedoroung stars come ftom all er america, from all around the world to show you how amazing kids can be. whoa, oh-oh-oh-oh yeah! hoa,roh-oh-oh-oh if i was in the outback, would i survive? no. ]

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power detox smoothie. >> that's right. say that five times fast, right? here's the deal. the deal is that green is so 2015. so, purple is the new green, so a lot of the drinks in the book -- there are 50 recipes in the back of the book. a lot of them are purple. why? they're sweeter. people tend to like sweeter drinks. but you can also get the kale and the greens in there and not drink it or taste it. so, too, with the green smoothie, you can sometimes feel like you're drinking grass. still have your benefits of the green, but you can't taste it, you can't see it, and you have all these antioxidants on top of the fiber that comes with all the green stuff. >> and the ingredients you list in the -- i like the fact that you really explain what these primary ingredients do... >> that's right. >> ...they're easy to get... >> yep. >> ...what forms to get them in, and, like i said, if you could convince me to do it -- i even said to my husband, "i think we should do this." and he is a pasta eater and preparer, constantly. >> we h

he was -- we were into it like a total detox thing, immunotherapy which was very western but the detox was all eastern so it was really about integrative medicine using the best of both worlds. >> you had to trust her completely with this because i'm sure most people would have said why did you believe she had the right answer? >> well, first the conventional route was not v y appealing. we got initially cut out the bladder, cut out the prostate. >> cut out your life. >> exactly. and that so was so risk and seemed to be so radical compared to what the other potential was that marilu gave me another way of going and i thought let me try this first. >> how did you research it, mare view? at's a big project. >> i've been in the health field for a long time and i call myself the doctor c cierge because even if i don't know something specifically i know what doctors to connect my friends to and they are usually integrative medicine doctors so they have an ama background but they are look into looking at the body as a whole so it's all about changing his diet -- >> to what? what were you eat

want detox centers first arguing basic treatment is missing in small communities. >>> stay with us. "news 4 today" continues right now at 5:00 a.m. >>> good morning to you. i'm eun yang. >> and i'm angie goff in for aaron this morning. so glad that could you join us. we know chuck bell is tracking the forecast over the next 24 hours. >> let's find out what kind of weather we'll have. hoping for a warm-up. it's been really weird, hot, cold, windy. >> the roller coaster continues. we'll go on the way up this morning and the afternoon and then another big drop in temperatures tonight. freeze warnings posted tonight into tomorrow morning. rain chances, as well. not much out there this morning. so if you le

start doing some certain detox things. going along. i do not really know about this, but maybe we should try this method. >> i knew a lot of great people. it was more like i was the project manager. greg: so glad you beat this. before you go, donald trump. rosanna: i was trying to save you. >> he fired me twice. >> how do you feel about that? >> it will never be the same. he has been a game changer. greg: what do you know that we don't? >> i had a great time working with him. i will always be so grateful. a lot of fun. greg: would you vote for him? >> i am not saying who i am voting for. rosanna: a difference between the way he treats women and men? >> i really think he does like women. i never saw him be racist. i think he says what he needs to stay in the moment. the next time he says what he needs to stay in the moment. i do not think that it is just entertainment. i think that he is in it to win it. everyone is talking about him. everyone. greg: what were you doing on december 17, 2004? >> stop. [laughter] it is a lot of fun. [laug

high healed detox. victoria beckham says she's kibing off her heels in favor of flats. should you follow in her footsteps. one week no heels. "glamour" editor cindi leive puts it to the test. >>> all that and "barbershop"'s cedric the entertainer and regina hall as we say -- >> good morning, america. >>> you know that song "best day of my life" from the american authors. great to have them here. new song. and there they are, tony dovolani and marla maples fresh from the ballroom last night. she did a nice job last night. i hate to see her go. >> you could tell tony was really shocked. they thought they would be there a little longer and ginger zee, our ginger zee and val, yes, congratulations. they're tie atop the leaderboard. 9, 9. pills. broadway -- so professional. so we will talk to all four coming up in just a little bit. >> yeah, we're also going from dancing shoes to daily shoes. victory beckham. inspiration was differing her heels after years in high heels and can't do it anymore so we decided t

instead she decided to detox at her mother's house, and to hide it from alex and the kids by saying she had mono. >> the reason is because they were scared of what it would do to their image. >> is the reason that you put out this cover story about emily having mono, is that because sending her to rehab would've been some kind of embarrassment to your family and you didn't want your name tarnished? >> absolutely not. we've always done the best thing emily's desire to keep it from alex. >> reporter: emily went cold turkey. cindy says the first couple of days, her daughter hardly left her bed, suffering from severe headaches. after only four days, emily went home. >> did you think she was -- she was clean, off drugs, that that problem was behind her? >> i knew that she was still tired. >> but no longer addicted. >> no. >> you were convinced that had been dealt with. >> yes. >> reporter: alex didn't find out about the detox until much later, but he says in the weeks before she died, emily still had a stash of pain pills. >> how many times did you say to your wife, "if you don't get off the

high heel detox.f her heels in favor of flats. so, should you follow in her footsteps? one week no heels. "glamour" editor cindi leive puts it to the test. ♪ welcome to my house >>> all that and "barbershop's" cedric the entertainer and regina hall with us live as we say -- >> good morning, america. ♪ ♪ this is going to be the best day of my life ♪ >>> you know that song "best day of my life" from the american authors. great to see them here having fun this morning and a new song we'll hear from them. >>> and there they are, tony dovolani and marla maples fresh from the ballroom last night. they're still dancing. she did a nice job last night. i hate to see her go. >> i know, and you could tell tony was really shocked. >> yeah. >> a lot of people thought they would be there a little bit longer. and ginger zee, our ginger zee and val, yes, congratulations. they're tied atop the leaderboard. 9, 9. >> the entire season -- >> i mean, len took his happy pills. >> yes. >> but it was like watching a broadway

. >> beaver i went into detox. before i went into detox. >> reporter: under the judge, 250 addicts went through the program. people who might otherwise be in jail or dead. >> you get resistance from judges? >> absolutely. >> reporter: what's their criticism? too touchy feely? >> yes too, social work. that's not my job. my job is to be a judge. >> drug courts work. some people look at them and say, well it's, you know, it's judge becoming a social worker. it's not true at all. >> reporter: it worked for caitlyn and robert. not their real names. they both arrest ford heroin possession. went to the judge's court after being addicted to heroin for years. >> it was this like really, like, animal instinct level, like obsession with, with getting high. >> you had to do it. >> even when i didn't want to. using against my will. >> where did you get the money? >> stealing. lying, cheating, using other people. ripping other people off. >> i had no relationship with reality at all. my -- my thinking was limited to how i could

. >> learn how to detox your life! >> look look! >> and visit a cafÉ for cats!>> hi everyone and welcome to fyi philly. >> when it comes to dining trends, eating vegan is definitely in vogue. >> that's right, there is a crop of meat free restaurants that have been popping up all over >> so melissa takes us on a tasting tour of some of the options. >> and she starts right here at charlie was a sinner in midtown village. >> we say we don't talk about charlie! >> gotcha so he wasn't a saint

i was at a detox center in portland just last week. they are turning away 100 people a month from a detox center. not even a treatment center, but a detox center. because they don't have the beds. i'm delighted we are working on this this. i'm delighted we are passing it. there is a lot of good in it. and it is in fact bipartisan. but to venture to the edge of this problem and step away because we are not willing to pay for what, in my mind, is one of the most serious emergencies we've faced since i've been in public life, is disappointing, a great missed opportunity for the country. i join my colleagues in regretting the decision that was just made. i think it was an opportunity where we could have spoken as one, to realistically, realistically attack this scourge that is devastating our people. we are losing lives. we are squandering treasure. and we're breaking hearts. and the only way we can solve this problem, or at least make a dent in it, is to provide the wherewithal to the programs throughout the country that are struggling ma

. >> in our work not having detox is like having a hospital without an e.r. >> reporter: jodi tells usshe has been to detox, insight offering a room where she injects. >> do you think people have had their lives saved? >> definitely. i've had any life saved. >> reporter: while relapse is a constant struggle, she hopes to stay alive long enough to someday be clean. >> i still have hope i can get better. >> dottie schwartz, nbc news, vancouver. >>> new at 11:43, a new recall that will have you checking your wall street. the nra. they're powerful. they usually get their way. but not with democrat donna edwards. she won't take cash from wall street banks. and when washington insiders wrote a loophole to let the nra spend dark money to kill gun safety laws, donna edwards said 'no' she's fighting to ban assault weapons and putting the safety of our communities first. because to democrat donna edwards, the special interests aren't special. we are. women vote! is responsible for the content of this advertising. time magazine called chris van hollen "a hero to environmentalists, education group

. >> i'm detoxing from heroin, mdma, suboxone and adderall. feel like a complete [ bleep ]. you sweat a lot. you can't sleep. you take a shower to try and make the bugs stop crawling under your skin, but it doesn't help. the first couple days, i threw up a lot. >> boyce is serving a month and a half for a probation violation on an earlier grand larceny conviction. she's also charged with distribution of drugs to which she has pled not guilty. but boyce is considering entering a guilty plea in hopes it might get her into a drug treatment program instead of more time. >> i hope i get out and don't use, but i don't know yet. i've only been in here for ten days. i'd be lying if i said i didn't want to use. you know what i mean? it's scary. you know, people won't eat something with hair in it, but will go out on the streets and shoot up you something they don't know. >> you did that, right? >> uh-huh. yeah, i wouldn't eat food with hair in it, but i would go and shoot up heroin, yeah. it's crazy. because i was detoxing so badly, the doctor said we'll continue you on your medicati

who go to the injection site are more likely, 30% more likely than someone on the street to attend detox or treatment. >> one new york city councilperson has come out for the facilities but the department of health has declined to say if it would consider the idea. still highway mike says the day drug users finally have a safe place toth just a second can't come soon enough. >> and as a user we'll go down there and have all our equipment and where we have to use. but if we're by ourself and something happened, that person wouldn't be found unless the next person that happened to use would happen to go that way or maybe the smell or the stench. >> coming up, america's new heroin epidemic has some states consider bans on what some consider a absolute necessity, needle exchange programs. a look what's happening in florida, next. >> you and i, we're going to change this country... and we will change the world. >> monumental decisions... >> mr. president, there's a one in three chance of a second great depression. >> first hand accounts from the people who were there. >> there opinion was sho

. >>> i will be joining us in the studio next half hour, we are talking detox, your home season health. >> sounds like a fun report alicia. can't wait to see you in here. it is important thank you. >>> accuweather after this quick break. >>> melissa is here now with a closer look at a wonderful weekend. >> it's going be nice. temperatures will max out in the 60s and we'll be there again tomorrow and 70s not too far away. finally spring is here. stormtracker 6 live double scan you can see it's dry and no issues with precipitation and really comfortable with high pressure in control. outside we go, sky 6 hd looking at penn's landing on this friday afternoon, we have a mostly sunny skies and a bright blue sky overhead and comfortable conditions after a cool start to the region, numbers start to respond nicely in the area. most spots are in the upper 50s, 57 in philadelphia, and 57 as well for allentown and the coast in cape may 53 and 55 out to the west in dover. here is satellite 6 along with action radar we have high pressure in control, so really calm conditions across the region, and

cost of ems coming there, and if they're incarcerated, housing them in jail, and substance abuse, and detoxd rehab programs. >> but strang says that the model of the housing first model changes that, it uses programs to house chronically homeless. >> you can get a home. >> reporter: critic say that this strategy of housing first to address mental health issues rewards bad behavior and could be down right responsible. but it has spread across the country because it works. since 2007, the amount of chronically homeless in the united states has dropped by a half, from 80,000 to 90,000, and more importantly, it saves money. in new york, the cost per homeless persons croft 16,282 less a year. colorado experienced double the savings, from 43,239 down to 11,694. and nationwide, housing 100,000 chronically homeless americans cut an estimated $1.3 billion a year in costs. >> i think that it's hard to appreciate how transformative housing could be. you see it first in the transformation with these individuals, with regards for their own ability to care for themselves, basic hygiene, better control, a

. >> right before i went into detox. >> whitaker: under judge vanderkarr, 250 addicts went through the program, people who might otherwise be in jail or dead. you get resistance from other judges? >> judge vanderkarr: absolutely. >> whitaker: so what's-- what's their criticism? it's too touchy feely? >> judge vanderkarr: yes. it's too social work. that's not my job. my job's to be a judge. >> dewine: drug courts work. ah, some people look at them and it's-- the judge becoming a social worker. it's not true at all. >> whitaker: it worked for caitlyn and robert -- not their real names. they were both arrested for heroin possession and went to judge vanderkarr's court after being addicted to heroin for years. >> caitlyn: it was this, like, really, like, animal instinct level, like, obsession with-- with getting high. >> whitaker: you had to do it? >> caitlyn: even when i didn't want to, like, wou-- really using against my will. >> whitaker: where did you get the money? >> robert: stealing, lying, cheating. using other people. ripping other people off. >> caitlyn: i had no relationship wit

for example, you don't have to be detoxed to start methadone. if you are choosing to be detoxified because that is what is best for you, than being offered naltrexone should be considered an important follow-up step. it should be standard for that person not seeking and opioid agonist. detoxification is better thought of as the medical management of opiate withdrawal. it does not change the course of the disease. it does not change the risk factors for relapse or the course of the. it does increase the risk of fatal overdose, should a person relapse after detox. even unfortunately if it's followed fo -- followed by a rehab stay. medication is not a treatment by itself. it will control the disease much the same way your high blood pressure medicine control your blood pressure. but it will not change the course of the disease itself. just like if you are diagnosed with high blood pressure, your doctor is probably telling you to lose weight or start exercising, you have to stop smoking, yo'uve got to control your stress differently/ a whole ton of

. >> learn how to detox your life! >> look look! >> and visit a cafÉ for cats!everyone and welcome to fyi philly. >> when it comes to dining trends, eating vegan is definitely in vogue. >> that's right, there is a crop of meat free restaurants that have been popping up all over >> so melissa takes us on a tasting tour of some of the options. >> and she starts right here at charlie was a sinner in midtown village. >> we say we don't talk about charlie! >> gotcha so he wasn't a saint

with substance abuse saw emmett's story, they were leaving right from the funeral to check her into detox immediately. >> reporter: here in massachusetts, four people die every day from opioid overdoses, and, scott, the scannell family says they are on a mission to bring those numbers down. >> pelley: there is help. it works. and it's easy to find. demarco morgan with such an important story tonight. and we'll be right back. with my moderate to severe ulcerative colitis, the possibility of a flare was almost always on my mind. thinking about what to avoid, where to go... and how to deal with my uc. to me, that was normal. until i talked to my doctor. she told me that humira helps people like me get uc under control and keep it under control when certain medications haven't worked well enough. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment, get teste

now some people are swearing by a new batch of ingredients to detox their systems. the cleanse they say keeps them feeling full all day long tonight at 11:00. >> coming up next on the "cbs evening news with scott pelley," political director john dickerson one-on-one with donald trump. >> thank you for joining us here at 6:00. we'll see you later at 11. have a good evening. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> pelley: john dickerson asks donald trump to set the record straight on an issue that divides the country. >> reporter: do you think it's murder, abortion? >> pelley: also tonight, 13 million are in the path of relentless storms, including tornadoes tearing through south. nearly 200,000 people in one day plunked down cash for a car that doesn't exist yet. and steve hartman on one couple's fight for life.