we dug up dreamland pool replaced it with the stripmall. heroin is what you get when you destroy dreamland. isolationists parents natural habitat. the epidemic is calling on us to come together. i believe more strongly than ever the antidote to hear what is not in it is community. people coming together to work in small and local ways for solution. no one saving the world alone. the good news is there is no solution. there's many solutions, each small and must be tinkered with. some discarded and each must be funded fully in for a long time. none of them is sexy. none will do the trick alone. across america communities are finding the solutions. the more they leverage the talent and energy bringing in ptas, pastors, recovering addicts and librarians in the chamber of commerce, the more cops and public health nurses who bridge the cultural kata schism between them. we did not have this demand into terry had a large supply of narcotics in the last two decades. i believe doctors reassess how, to whom and in what quantity they prescribe the dru

but the story of "dreamland" is a complicated one. private low cost community pool that closed in part because of factors that were outside of government's control. people had a lot more going on in their house. >> they had their own pools. they had more tv channels. kids have lots of reasons to stay inside. and yet you are sort of hint at being critical about the decision by the government to let that pool close because theoretic tli were other options. they could have spent some taxpayer money in order to keep it open. probably would have been criticized for throwing away money in a money losing effort. but pt result might have been that a community asset stayed open. so i guess let me sort of take you from where you left off in your testimony. you focus your book on this question of building community. and we are really awkward when we try to address the ways in which government can build community antique loneliness because it sounds like something we are not supposed to do. and yet you know at the heart this is a critique that we

dreamland in margate went into administration but looks like it has secured 35mm and of investment which will save more than 250 jobs. foreign students are worth an astonishing £20 billion to the economy, according to the higher education policy institute. it says this benefits almost every part of the economy — and any fall in their numbers would hurtjobs. let's go back to those mixed fortu nes let's go back to those mixed fortunes for the big retailers over christmas. marks & spencer has reported a fall in sales, tesco has reported solid growth, but one company which really had a bumperfestive period was boohoo. the manchester—based online firm doubled its revenues to £228 million, and expects further growth in 2018. joining us now is richard perks, a retail analyst. what is boohoo doing right? well,

the story of dreamland is accommodated one. it's a private, low-cost community pool that closed in part because of factors that were outside of government control, people had more going on in their house and they had their own pools and they had more tv channels in kids had reasons to stay inside and yet you are and you content being critical about the decision by the government to let that pool close because theoretically there were other options. they could've spent taxpayer money in order to keep it open and it probably would have been criticized during a weight money in a money losing effort but the result might have been that a community asset stayed open so i guess let me take you from where you left off and you focus your book on this question of building community and we are really awkward when we try to address the ways in which government can build community and attacked loneliness because it sounds like something were not supposed to do. at the heart this is a critique that we are thinking about these things. share w

there is a big pool like dreamland.and it was in the 30s and an amazing pool. 100 yards along with the slide in the center. the community was surrounding the pool and activities. as a renter the book we tried to think what can we do better or change? the idea that big pharma lied and committed fraud is part of the book and part of the problem. they were punished but we need to make sure that people cannot lie and that is fraud and it is punished and it is preempted in some way. some of that to be federal and simply state law. as a physician, i continue to become more and more alarmed by our profession being part of the problem. try to fix this. in kentucky we monitor. you can type into that computer if patients need to find out if they are seeking different doctors. have they gotten opioids somewhere else two days before? we have come to the bank doctors. the bed doctors south of portsmith. they are mostly gone. the pill mills are no longer in kentucky and yet, we have a concept of the mountains that has 21,000 people.

there is a big pool like dreamland.nd it was in the 30s and an amazing pool. 100 yards along with the slide in the center. the community was surrounding the pool and activities. as a renter the book we tried to think what can we do better or change? the idea that big pharma lied and committed fraud is part of the book and part of the problem. they were punished but we need to make sure that people cannot lie and that is fraud and it is punished and it is preempted in some way. some of that to be federal and simply state law. as a physician, i continue to become more and more alarmed by our profession being part of the problem. try to fix this. in kentucky we monitor. you can type into that computer if patients need to find out if they are seeking different doctors. have they gotten opioids somewhere else two days before? we have come to the bank doctors. the bed doctors south of portsmith. they are mostly gone. the pill mills are no longer in kentucky and yet, we have a concept of the mountains that has 21,000 people. l

heroin is what you get when you destroy dreamland. i believe isolation is heroin's national habitat. i believe this epidemic is calling on us to reverse these decades of isolation and come together as americans. i believe more strongly than ever that the antidote to heroin is community. people coming together and working in small and local ways towards solutions. no one saving the world alone. the good news in all this is that there is no solution -- there are many solutions. much bell, each tinkered with an improved, some may be discarded. each must be funded fully and for a long time. the good news is none will do the trick alone. i believe that across america today, communities are finding new solutions. themore they band together, more they leverage all that talent and energy, bring in pdas , pastors, librarians, the chamber of commerce. the more cops and public health nurses that go out for a beer -- bridge the cultural chasm between them. i believe this is happening in counties across america. that supply has ignited all of this

between people and you did entitle your blog the great american heroine epidemic, you titled it dreamland you made your case in the opening comment. the story is a complicated one. it was a private low-cost community pool that closed in part because of factors that were outside of the government's control. peoplesoft war going on in their house, had more pools, tv channels, kid had lots of reasons to stay inside, and yet you are sort of hinting at being critical about the decision by the government to let the pool close because theoretically there were other options. they could have spent some taxpayer money in order to keep it open and probably would have been criticized for throwing away money in a money losing effort, but the result might have been that the community assets stayed open, so i guess lets me sort of take you from where you left off in your testimony. you focus your book on this question of building community and we are really awkward when we try to address the ways in which the government can build the community and attack loneliness because it sounds like something we ar

you don't smoke any medicine but at a pharmacy with doctors that that's a separate issue but this dreamland that many people have is it's going to somehow we're going to get it right after two hundred years and include the voices are going to be included is nothing more than lip service from the rich white guys that serve on the boards of the major organizations getting a lot of calls i don't talk to panic because ben is a recovering addict because i doubt it but let me say this mission for me cos they call says making kind of a small widely available would assist many people moving away from opioids and other more harmful substances including alcohol and tobacco in the very last like thirty seconds i think it's not something you can get behind. so when it comes to recovery i think that's such a personal dear bernie. the point about a smart well but that is to give a voice to somebody you don't know they're like for me abstinence from all but altering substance has really been the trick you know and it's something that has allowed me to. become who i want to be in pursuit of relationships a

he sent the harbor army into dreamland and you poured into the fourth round.ir old boys. joe hart returning to his former club and his save saved his current employers. a goalless draw, a replay and fora employers. a goalless draw, a replay and for a joe hart uncle, employers. a goalless draw, a replay and for ajoe hart uncle, a sigh of relief. andy swiss, bbc news. andy swiss, bbc news. england's cricketer‘s have it all to do if they are to avoid another ashes defeat. with the series already lost, a draw is the best that england can now hope for in the final test after australia posted a massive first innings total. patrick gearey reports from sydney. when australians say it is hard, it is hard. the weather at the end of the arid ashes, take shade, take water, take wickets if you can. not easy. shaun marsh had not sweated when he went to a century, the celebration was a family do with his brother who was soon hosting ongoing to his own hundred. they were so keen to hug they almost forgot to run. australia had enough, this was about physical and mental disinte

the first year i recommended read a book old dreamland. if you have not i would still recommend it to you. it is about the opener crisis. last year i read it and i recommended hillbilly ology. it is a powerful telework risk so much of our eastern part of our state in particular but frankly other parts of our state as well. if you have not read that i would encourage that you do. this year i encourage you to read a different book. you'll see it on the screen. it was published a couple of years ago by david mccullough. the wright brothers. you would say why the book? this is about people who dream. this is about people who believed in bigger possibilities. my high school yearbook quote - was by henry wadsworth longfellow. he said that lives of great men all remind us we can make our lives sublime. and in passing, leave behind us, footsteps on the sands of time. the footsteps that this legislature is going to lay down. i would administration is going to lay down in conjunction with you that we collectively are going to lay down for the people

dreamland in margate went into administration in 2016.ccording to the higher education policy institute. it says this benefits almost every part of the economy, and any fall in their numbers would hurt jobs. christmas may seem like a distant memory, but it's a vital period for retailers of course — and they've been telling us how much they sold over the christmas period. mixed picture. yes, big spenders like you and i helped to give these companies are a lot of their revenue for the year, and as you say, i really mixed picture. if you look at the likes of marks & spencer, there are sales fell, notjust over but over the entire three—month period at the end of last year. if you leap over to the other side of the high street, as it were, john lewis, sales there, they were up about 3%, and tesco, their sales were up 2% and tesco, their sales were up 2% and they were particularly strong when it came to selling festive food and drink. really? ithought when it came to selling festive food and drink. really? i thought there was trouble with their

. >> next, the author of dreamland, the true tale of america's opiate em

quinones two is "dreamland" is here with us.esterday on capitol hill, there was a hearing about fentanyl and the impact on his opioid academic. what is fentanyl and -- opioid epidemic. what is fentanyl? in 1960. was invented what was going on at the time is people were looking for an opiate that would have the same painkilling effect but was not tied to the opioid poppy. syntheticup with a which is called fentanyl. they have since come up with others. it was a much more powerful opiate, and it was 100 times more powerful than morphine. therefore, the smallest amount was really dangerous, but also very potent. from a cynical fentanyl is not in a powder form because it is too difficult -- from a c pharmaceutical fentanyl is not in a powder form because it is too difficult to control. it is a good painkiller for very limited situations. what has happened with fentanyl on the streets is remarkable. it goes back always. we awakened the enormous and profit-making motive of mexican drug traffickers when it came to hair one with our exp

air mattress from sleep number are the top two consumer reports recommended for an express trip to dreamlandng you do, you do better with a good night sleep. it affects how you think and feel. >> reporter: so no matter your budget or buying style, rest assured, there's a bed for you. abc news, oakland, california. >> how do you return one when you've already opened it up? >> and what do they do with the returned mattresses? >> that's a good question. our producer tested out the mattress for free. >> how did it go? >> he bought it, but tested it out for a whole nine months and was like, i don't like it. but they came, rolled it up. >>> coming up, conspiracy theories are flying after a glowing object cut the feed from a nasa camera. it was never enough. my dentist suggested biotene. my mouth felt more lubricated. i use the biotene rinse and then i use the spray. biotene did make a difference. [heartbeat] sometthat's when he needs the way ovicks vaporub.'s sleep. proven cough medicine. with 8 hours of vapors. so he can sleep. vicks vaporub. goodnight coughs. ♪ weird science ♪ science is real >>

. >> the author of dreamland, and investigation of opiate abuse in america spoke about the opiate of abusive as a witness. this is two hours.

mattress from sleep number are the top two "consumer reports" recommended for an express trip to dreamland so it affects how you think, feel, so if you don't get good sleep a whole lot of other things don't go so well. >> reporter: so no matter your budget or buying style, rest assured, there's a bed for you. one of the most interesting aspects of buying a bed these days is the return policy. they're very generous both from stores and from online retailers. some as long as 120 days which is good if you don't like it, you can send it back. i mean, michael, you have the "consumer reports" deemed crowd pleaser bed, the casper, right? >> i do. i do. yeah, every time i see this i'm thinking we got a bed in a box. [ laughter ] but it's hard to imagine what it looks like because it is in a box so i'll have the guys come out and we'll open this up. we'll see what it looks like out of the box. there you go, fellas. tilt it over. there you go. that's very simple. pretty amazing. i'm not supposed to do this. i'm trying to help. you're walking away. don't leave me. this is pretty amazing. that's what