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instead she decided to detox at her mother's house and hide it and say she had mono. >> the reason isy were scared of what it would do to their image. >> is the reason you put out this cover story about emily having mono, is that because sending her to rehab would have been an embarrassment for 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 she was still tired. >> but no longer addicted. >> no. >> you were convinced that 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 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. >>

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>> he drove her to a shelter and a detox on occasion. >> she made a lot of attempts but it's a hard thing. ashley met her on a ride along. >> she put her hand on my belly and i got to feel her. but i did not know it would be our daughter. >> reporter: there were hints the woman gave her their ultrasound image but never an adoption plan. >> she loved her daughter enough to give her to our family. we are honored to have her. >> reporter: over on harlow overcome -- overcame obstacles because of the drug addiction but she is fine now, enthralled with her big sisters she is a happy, easy baby who has fit seamlessly into the whitten's brood. >> we did anything special. i don't think were unique. the foster system needs people to show up. and when they called us we showed up. >> reporter: proceedings took minutes, forever changed lives. from now on, valentine's day, will be the day harlow came.>> this is something anybody can do. if people can see this, that's really great maybe i can do that too. >> reporter: the whitten's volunteer at a camp for foster youth, so they understand the different o

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wait until you see what happens after dan harris does a seven-day detox.give you tips all coming up on "gma." really hard to do. >> i know. >> oh, yeah. i've tried to break up with my cell phone many times and i keep goig back. >> do you break up with it on a vacation? >> like that bad, bad boyfr yes. i've done it on vacation and tried to at least. definitely better on vacation. >> yeah. >> that's when we have a little hiatus and then make up and get back together again. >> exactly. >> the cycle continues. >> it's when you don't have responsibilities it's easier s easier. >> thanks. >> bye. >> uber making changes to protect your privacy and keep you safe. what you can see and not see in the next few months. >>> in the north bay a new report points out a big problem that should be saving people money on car insurance. ♪ ♪ ♪ i put a spell on you ♪ yeah, because you're mine ♪ with chase atms serena can now grab cash on the go, all with the tap of her phone. ♪ stop the things you do no card? no problem. life, lived serena's way. chase, make more of what's your

over 3500 people refer today detox who have not come back through their system, the compassion of the people who worked there. and it just made all the difference to the people that i spoke to that wanted to get clean and sober. they knew they had a place to go, and had people that supported them and respected them, and would help them when they needed the help. such a major difference in terms of the before and after photos, the look, the conversations. this is something that i know will make a difference. what we're doing right now isn't working, and i know it makes people uncomfortable. it makes me uncomfortable, but i feel like here in san francisco, we have to be willing to try new things. just because we don't want to see people shooting up, and we don't want to see the needles on the street doesn't mean it's going to disappear without us taking action to get to a better place here in our city. so it's going to take a lot of work, and this is one tool that is going to be so significant in helping us here in san francisco with state laws that get in the way of real progress. and

if you're not opening up more detox centers, more medication assistance programs, you're not really solvinglegislation within the bigger package - the recovery coach act. we've had recovery coaches in connecticut - these are people who hook up with people who have had an overdose, and try to guide them through recovery - it's been successful the senate should vote on the bill next week.in washington, morgan wright. morgan wright. in washington, morgan wright. (grant) senator (grant) senator (grant) (vicki) adopting a can't pay up. (grant) coming up next on kron4 news at six. the eye of a powerful and potentially deadly hurricane is just hours from making landfall in north carolina. the storm's outer bands are already lashing north carolina - thousands of people are without power. we'll head there live, next.(catherine) we're also live at governor brown's climate summit in san francisco... a protest outside brought traffic in the city to a stop... while demonstrators 'inside' - tried to stop the event. kron4 news at six is next. .. (grant)tonight at 6...as an int

the officer had driven her to detox a few times. she shared her story with them.the officer and asked tim to take her baby. >> she said, i want her to grow up in a home that is loving and kind.>> she left her a daughter enough to give her to a family and we are so excited -- loved her daughter enough to give her a family and we are so excited. >> reporter: they really wanted baby harlow as a part of their family. >>> and shelling out extra cash to play -- to pay off workers. >> how much is made at harvest time and how it plays a key role in the wage uptick. >>> and one-man hopes to feed 100 people today. a tech worker will be serving pizza to homeless folks in the east bay. stay right there. >>> good morning to you and happy sunday. alive look at the oakland skyline -- a live look at the oakland skyline. temperatures will come up slightly and i will have a look coming up. >>> and helping to fight homelessness in san francisco. the chronicle will track homeless people in the city and information about their health and services used in the past will be logged into t

i was smoking that while i was detoxing and i ended up self harming really bad, all my arms.. when you‘ve come out of prison, you‘ve got on to reoffend and that‘s because? well, you know you‘re only going to get a short sentence, eight weeks, ten weeks. now not even nothing because i walked out with a suspended sentence and it‘s still a bit surreal, and this is like, three months. so our programme has discovered there‘s been a rise in shoplifting offences within england, but a reduction in the number of arrests and charges. why do you think that is? i think that‘s because, now, it used to be over £50 and you get charged with shoplifting, but i think it‘s gone up to £200 now. people who are just going to get their first thing of the day, they‘lljust grab like 40 quids‘ worth and selling it for 20 quid which is getting them three bags. three bags of heroin? yeah. do you think people are perhaps getting away with it more now than they used to? yeah. definitely. like, when you walk into the town centre everyone‘s at it. figures already available from the home office show that the

the other is what we call a community detox you grow their breathalyzer in the morning to make sure you're a safe level and they give you a tablet to stop the shakes and that sort of thing or we can just try cutting down bit by bit. thanks for coming you off in five years see you next week. stopping golf and quite difficult because it has. become. i've always done have always done well my shot of sometimes as my only companion. my partner passed right. five years ago to start realizing. how long i were. on. the start. in a polygon. book i know it's someone that needs really addressed. and trying to do that. often of god man and john to help me along with. i like being busy. not so all i can open thinking i need accountable. and increasing aging population is adding to the workload of primary care. by twenty fifty one in four people in england will be over the age of sixty five but you know the same newspaper. to appall. the best. so that's how we got to the trouble illness doesn't just have physical consequences it affects all aspects of a person's life i was walking from one thing.