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left side, our detox unit. >> two female housing units.ided by hate. >> why don't you come over here and do something about it? >>> at san antonio's bear county jail, there are 16 different housing units for the 400 women incarcerated here. two of those units, hold inmates who are facing decidedly different yet very difficult circumstances. >> well, in southern bravo, we have two different units. the right side is protective custody. we have about eight cells in there. most of them have one person. some of them have two. depending on their cases. we can't put them in general population for fear that they will get assaulted. the right side is protective custody. the left side, that is our detox unit. anybody that uses hard-core drugs, it is mainly heroin. so when they do that, they kick the detox very, very severely. they usually get the runs, vomiting a lot, the chills, shakes. >> the glass walls separating the women in detox and those in protective custody isn't enough to stop a seemingly endless stream of verbal conflict. >> you looking

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well, when you take a digital detox of course you are more active. you are just not holding on to a phone the whole time and you sleep better. that blue light can interview with your sleep pattern. reduced anxiety level. our brain processes take a toll from information overload and excessive use of social media has been linked to depression. >> marie: another reason to unplug. turn it off. >>> a man thankful to be alive after suffering a heart attack at the gym. >> reed: it wasn't with the help of any co-workers. who came to this man's rescue ahead. >>> a death defying fight. you do see an animal expert on the scene. we'll tell you anchor though to the left, he perhaps could be up for hazard pay after this incident. [ laughter ] >> chloe: oh no. we never do that. winds picking up quite a bit this afternoon. looking at some cooler weather as we make our way into the labor day weekend. switch to centurylink and get up to 40 megs of high-speed internet for just $20 a month. ...connect on social media... learn, shop and more with fast in-home wifi. so ca

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and being glued to their technology. >> reporter: participant say that the digital detox has physical and psychological benefits. >> we are not saying that technology is bad or evil. everything usual it can be a medicine or a poison. >> reporter: taking time to stop and smell the roses instead of using them on instagram. mark barker, nbc news. >> interesting. >>> lots to do this holiday weekend. you can find out what you can catch a glimpse of the cleveland national airshow. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this morning in italy pope francis declared mother teresa a saints. coming up what is happening in >>> you are looking at a live picture this morning from cleveland. interestingly beautiful morning i would say. it started off a bit later but it is going to warm up and get sunny. it is going to be a beautiful day. michael estime is tracking all of that sunshine. where if you are looking for a good morning and afternoon to get out and get yard work done or be lazy like me and grab a good book and sit outside, today's the perfect day. perhaps you are going to one of our beauti

what it means to digitally detox. says a new glass bottom bridge f0 >>> well, we probably saw this coming. another busy travel day for anyone heading up mountains. about noon today cdot reported hour-long delays in the westbound lanes of i-70 to the tunnel. very backed up. we have seen busy records on the -- roads on the mountain corridor since thursday. you can expect some pretty heavy company headed that way. >> everybody heading out for the weekend. >>> if you find yourself checking your phone every five people say they want to unplug during vacation, but they can't. mark barger has more about a new trend. >> reporter: our daily connection with digital devices can be obsessive for many, addicting for others. >> 66% of us suffer from a fear of being, losing your phone or not having access to your phone. >> reporter: this is leading to a trend of more people making time to disconnect. going through a withdrawal from access to your device and information. >> reporter: for those without the will power to do it on their

still ahead: digital detox, a fun way to unplug for the >>> i'm here with doctor sean stringer. he says he can help you lose weight fast and very effectively. how do you do this? >> we help to analyze 25 storage. we turn that off and turn on the fed earnings switch helping the average guy lose 35 to 45 pounds and 40 days and the average woman 27 to 32 pounds and 40 days. >> how do you do it safely? >> by finding that correct formula for people. >> we get them on the right diet and we are able to get that balance to get the body to lose the weight they need to lose. >> thank you so much. information go to drop this phat.com/info or call 888-977- >>> time now is 6:50. are you one of the people that checks the phone every 5 minutes ? it turns out that is most of us. 55 percent of us say we want unplug during vacations but we are unable to do so. >> reporter: our daily connection with digital devices can be obsessive for many and even addicting for others. >> 66 percent of nova fovea which is a fear of losing -- noma phobia which is a fear of losing your phone. you may feel like you

>> reporter: romona, in cuyahoga county the average wait time is 2 to 4 weeks and detox is 6 weeks and that can be deadly. the heroin epidemic is so many lives could be saved if only there were more rehab beds available. >> at the time of my son's death he was put on a three week waiting list when he died. today the waiting list is 16 weeks for men and 14 weeks for women. >> travis can't bring his son tyler back but can fight for better resources to help those struggling with heroin addiction. >> if you have cancer you are not on a waiting list. with the stigma associated with this and lack of resources and money, we can't get the treatment we need. >> reporter: 22-year-old erica hall, an active addict missing since february and her family says she could have been saved. >> when they want help they want it now. >> she would say i am ready. i am ready to go to rehab and get back into it and be erica again and the next day she would change her mind. >> you can have all the support in the world. if you don't have resources to help them, tha disconnect is. there are no beds available. ther

>> yes. >> alex didn't find out about the detox until much later, but he said in the weeks before sheied, emily still had a stash of pain pills. how many times did you say to your wife, if you don't get off the drugs, i'm going to have to leave you? >> at least three. >> but she wouldn't do it? >> she would fall back into her old habits. >> she would never agree to rehab? >> no. she told me that all her doctors are on the same page, everything is fine. >> so alex was telling everyone that his wife was a victim of her own demons. but soon, new evidence would emerge that would send this case in a more sinister direction. >>> coming up -- >> results came back clean. >> so it wasn't an overdose? >> it wasn't an overdose. >> what could it have been? what could have killed emily? >> she was scared. there was something wrong. >> when "dateline" continues. >>> welcome back to "dateline extra." i'm tamron hall. emily fazzino was dead and investigators wanted to know how and why. the secret of emily's addiction had been exposed. was this a suicide, a accident, or maybe even murder? evidence tha

instead, she decided to detox at her mother's house. 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 have 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 for our children. and it was emily's desire to keep it from alex. >> emily went cold turkey. cindy says the first couple of days, her daughter hardly left her bed, suffering from severe headaches. but after only four days, emily went home. >> did you think 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 it had been dealt with? >> yes. >> 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

ditching their devices for what you would call a digital detox.he average family logs 8 hours of screen time a day, and teenagers spend almost 9 hours in front of a screen. >> it's no wonder many people want to cut down. gasia mikaelian introduces us to a family that's going through digital detox, and examines whether going cold turkey is the best way to spur a permanent change. >> reporter: 9-year-old brody, and 6-year-old juliana are spending a lot of time together these days, but that wasn't always the case. brody used to spend hours online, mostly gaming, glued to the screen. his mom says she felt like a warden, enforcing limits on screen time. >> 5 more minutes, it was just a constant battle between brody and i. >> we tried different techniques. timers like apps that were timers that we would install, that he would figure out how to uninstall. he became quite a techy. >> it was kind of addicting, because you collect your stuff and like in an hour, it would all be ready again. >> reporter: so his parents said no more, and locked up every devic

nbc's mark barger reports on a growing trend of the digital detox, just in time for your labor day getaway. >> reporter: our daily connection with digital devices can be obsessive for many, even addicting for others. >> 66% of us suffer from nomophobia, which is a fear of losing your phone or not having access to your phone. >> reporter: this has led to a digital detox trend. more people making time to disconnect. >> you may feel like you actually are going through a withdrawal from access to your device and information. >> reporter: for those without the willpower to do it on their own, there are retreats that structure time away from tech. >> not sure if you notice, but it's an incredible beautiful and sunny day. >> reporter: more than 100 people came to campgrounded in north carolina for four days of play, cutting off access to digital devices. >> i'm already having a little anxiety about it, but that's why i'm here. >> it's like a safety blanket. >> i live in san francisco, which is like tech heavy. >> i'm freaking out! i have no idea what i'm going to do! >> reporter: campers went thr

. >> this is locked it a digital detox trend. more people making time. >> you may feel like you are actually going through a what drawl. >> for those without the will there are retreats. >> it is an incredibly beautiful and sunny day. >> reporter: 100 people came to be ground in north carolina for four days of play, cutting off access to digital devices. >> already having anxiety but that is why i'm here. >> i live in san francisco, which is like tech heavy. >> i'm freaking out. >> reporter: campers went through a tech check, trading in their digital devices for patterns of their daily lives, like keeping track of time and schedule and being glued to their technology. >> reporter: and participants say the digital detox has physical and psychological benefits. >> we are not seeing saying technology is bad or evil. -- not saying technology is bad or evil. everything is neutral. >> reporter: taking time to instead of just instagraming them. >> this is monique's pinky on her hand. why are we showing your pinky? >> it is really sad. i

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while she is continuing to work to get into a detox program and doesn't want the video to define who she is, she hopes she can regain custody of her daughter eventually. >> thank you. we statistics of the opioid crisis here in massachusetts. to see that, startling. >> and you hope that family can survive this and recover. >>> we have breaking news right now in chelsea. police are telling us two high school students were stabbed right after getting out of school. police say there was a fight down the street near the commute rail tracks, where two students were hurt. the victims. the commuter rail has been stopped during the investigation. we are told the victims are in serious condition. >>> tonight a woman says she was assaulted while out for a walk in jamaica plain: she says she and her companion were walking when a man indecently assaulted her. police are looking for th police. >>> we want to turn now to the weather. finally feels a little like fall here. >> still in the 70s but the temperatures are dropping. and we are keeping a close eye on some rain. let's get to pamela for the

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and then if you need detox facility, you could be waiting as long as six weeks or, believe it or not, with doesn't require a system. just go home and stop using. >> mark: seven to ten days to get away from the symptoms of the detox at that point? >> that's correct. >> mark: we could talk about this for a half-hour. we appreciate what you're doing there and for coming in and talking to us. mary jane, thank you very much for taking the time. >> thank you very much. >> romona: thank you. >>> well, there is anger and concern around the world after north korea tested its most powerful nuclear weapon yet. the war head could be mounted on a ballistic missile. 5.3 tremor. south korea, japan and the u.s. quickly condemned the test. the white house is calling it a grave threat to regional security. >> i think it's fair to say that china, russia, the united states, everybody has concerns. but we're trying still to monitor and to find out precisely what took place. >> romona: president obama was briefed on the test as he traveled home from his trip to asia. in a statement, united states does not

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she hit rock bottom on the day of her son's eighth birthday, she got drunk and was taken away to a detox center. >> the great news is, her career is stronger. the same cannot be said for ryan lochte, he is on dancing with the stars will be for him. >> when did you hear the face. >> that is ryan with dance partner cheryl burke arriving at l.a.x. after he learned he was banned from swimming for 20 months. >> do you think that is too hot? >> in addition, ryan forfeits $100,000 in bonus money from won from sponsorships from the likes of speedos. of course, dancing with cheryl could soften the hit, and winning could win him $345,000. >> cheryl, you're tough competition right now. >> in case you're wondering, according to ryan, ttey were trying to log him >> they were asking me to be on the show for five months now, and with training and the olympics i couldn't take that time off, but now that i'm taking a mental break and everything i can do the show. >> good luck on the show. >> now, as part of ryan's punishment, he also got 20 hours of community service and won't be allowed to go to the whi

helped save 2 who overdosed picked up more than 600 syringes and got 25 people into detox or other services. >> yes, recovery can occur in an environment like that. reporter: devin larkin leads the bureau of recovery services at the boston public health she says while heroin is the biggest problem, most people here are addicted to more than one drug, and it doesn't end there. >> we try to talk to everyone. it's not just one person who can make the change, it's a group effort. we have to care more about everyone, instead of just caring about ourselves. reporter: the city plans to assess this outreach program in three months. they're also hoping to expand engagement teams into other we'll keep an eye on the progress. karen anderson, 5 investigates. ben: more on breaking news, the shooting inside of a cbs. -- cbs. >> a man pleads guilty to helping isis him a recruiting after he had been arrested. his message to the judge. >> a busy section of 128 rerouted. the move. >> half a billion yahoo! accounts hacked. >> the first day of fall, feeling like summer. i will tell you about big changes on the

mark barker reports on the growing trend of digital detox in time for your labor day getaway. >> reporter: daily for others. >> 66% of us suffer from a fear of losing your telephone or not having access to your telephone. >> reporter: this led to a digital detox trend with more people making time to disconnect. >> you may feel like you are actually going through a withdrawal from access to your device and information. >> reporter: for those without the willpower to do it on your own, there are retrieved that structure time. beautiful and sunny day. >> reporter: more than 100 people came through campground it for four days of play. they cut off access to digital devices. >> having a little anxiety but that is why i'm here. >> safety blanket. >> i live in san francisco which is technical heavy. >> i am freaking out. i don't know what i will do. >> reporter: they went through a technical check. trading in their digital devices for analog activities. >> to let go of some of the patterns of their daily lives, like keeping track of time and their technology. >> reporter: digital detox has physi

. >> it took on a life of his own, the doctor did not explain to me what a detox was. reporter: that may be part of a multifaceted problem. another alleged arm of issue, prompting a first of it's kind settlement with cvs pharmacy >> we have allow prescription drugs to be prescribed in reckless amounts, to be dispensed in reckless amounts. reporter: investigation into allegations some massachusetts arm sees failed to monitor drug use patterns. in some cases filling prescriptions on the same day they were denied. >> we have to get a focus and press the focus on the dangers of prescription drugs. reporter: cvs will be required to use a monitoring program. the hope is to avoid the easy way . reporter: they have agreed to pay a hundred thousand dollars. $500 will go to treatment in massachusetts. jc: christmas in august. allston christmas that is college move-in day in the city. the streets littered with piles of furniture, mattresses and much more. newscenter 5's shaun chaiyabhat is live in allston tonight. >> with all of that furniture left here behind city inspectors wer

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she got drunk and was taken away to a detox center. >> the great news is, her career is stronger. the same cannot be said for ryan lochte, he is hoping that a run on "dancing with the stars" will rehab his image because today he just took another hit. >> when did you hear the news? when you were on the plan, before? okay. >> that's r l.a.x. last night after he learned that the two u.s. sanctioned bodies had banned him om swimming for ten months. >> do you think that is too hot? >> no comment. >> in addition, ryan forfeits $100,000 in bonus money from winning the gold medal, which is on top of the emastited 1 million he's already lost in sponsorships from the likes of speedo and ralph lauren. of course, danning with cheryl could soften the hit, and winning could win him $345,000. >> cheryl, you're tough competition right now. >> in case you're wondering, according to ryan lochte, they were trying to book him long before the incident at the rio gas station. >> they've been asking for me to be on the show like five months now. with training and the olympics, i cooldn't take that time

the man charged with a deadly drunk driving crash along i-95 has been ordered to undergo a 28 day detox. 22-year-old nathaniel armstrong appearing in court for a dangerousness hearing. in the breakdown lane on saturday killing 45-year-old man from newberry court. armstrong will be back in court for a pretrial hearing next month. >> police have identified the name of the boston university student who was struck and killed by a commuter train last week. his body was found on the tracks just after midnight last wednesday. foul play is not expected. police are calling the 17-year-old's death a tragic accident saying he may not have heard the train coming until it was too late. >> jury selection in thco sampson is under way. a federal judge threw out sampson's initial death penalty sentence because a juror lied about her background. sampson was sentenced to die for carjacking and killing jonathan rizzo of kingston and a man from taunton during a week long crime spree in 2001. he confessed he stabbed both men that same week he strangled a former city counselor. donald trump releasing some of

her family was forced to take her to a detox facility after another drinking binge. in another incident she said a good samaritan rescued her from two predators circling around her as she was passed out on a

. >> i'd like to see more detox beds. i'd like to see maybe a new facility here. >> reporter: akron police continue to tackle the problem doubling the number of on heroin cases. >> we've used narcan over a dozen of times in about a two- week period which is more than what we originally thought we'd be using it. >> reporter: in akron bob jones news channel 5. >> now the good samaritan law does not apply to people on probation or parole and a person would be subject to prosecution if he or she called for help for a total of three times. >>> we will continue to learn information by the person kidnapped in ashland. >> at least three bodies now connected to that we continue our live coverage >>> okay right back to breaking news now. are connected. >> yes, they r. this all started to unravel tonight after a kidnapping victim broke free from her attacker. paul kiska is live in ashland with what he has learned. >> reporter: let's take a live look at the scene right now. we're starting to see more police activity. you can see poli

. >> tia: a childs coulds the line into a digital addiction, a digital detox is recommended which means unplugging for a period of at least four weeks. all right. if you are addicted to summer forecast as we put the finishing touches on summer and welcome fall. and more. i will a very it all for you >> tia: welcome back. samsung will have galaxy 7 phones in stores today. the company will have replacements for the rest of the phones by the end of the month. so far, about 25% of note 7 owners in the u.s. have exchanged their devices. >>> investors want volkswagen to pay up for cheating. they want more than $9 billion. that's billion with a big-old "b" for theos the car's emission scandal. it wiped out about 40% of volkswagen's market value. they already agreed to pay $15.3 billion in civil penalties to compensate owners of its diesel cars right here in the u.s. >>> evenflo company is recalling their three in one combination booster seats. the seats have an adjustment harness tightness button that is easily accessible to youngsters. if the child is able to loosen seriously injured in an ac

you're about to meet a family going through a digital detox. we'll learn whether cold turkey is the best way to spur a permanent change. put that down. >> reporter: nine-year-old brody and 6-year-old juliana are spending a lot of time together these days. that wasn't always the case. proceedy used to spend hours online, mostly gaming, glued to the screen. his mom said she felt like a warden. >> five more minutes, it was a constant battle. this constant rift. >> reporter: it was a real wake up call when she and her discovered brody had been sneaking the ipad in the middle of the night to play minecraft and clash can of clans. >> we tried different techniques, you know, timers, like app that's were timers that we would install that he would figure how to inun -- uninstall. >> it was addicting because you have to collect your stuff and then like in an hour it would all be ready again. >> reporter: so his parents said no more and locked up every device. they've been screen-free since august. the beginning was rough but now it's working. >> we reali

the camp is a digital detox for adults.a long fall weekend disconnected from very connected lives. >> we're definitely a beautiful combination of serious and silly. >> and bubbles and games and tug of war. >> beer maybe, too? >> more than a million adults a year are indulging in these camps. according to the american camp association attendees pay from $500 to $1500 for a four-day stay. >> i would imagine adult camp is a little different. >> you can also spend $1500 and go to an all-inclusive resort. >>> one indiana woman proving it's never too late to have kids. >> 60 years old and she's given birth to twits. claudette cook gave birth on sunday night. isaac and isaiah were delivered via c section. they eechd weighed five pounds. cook and her husband turned to ivf and used a donor's eggs. they say anything is possible with the power of pray. >> age is a number. i was healthy and in good shape. no matter how hard it was, it was like, he brought me through it all. >> good luck to her. it will be a couple weeks before they can