waste of erything. just a waste. >> request for an ambulance in manchester. the patient is in the bathroom. hheas overdosed. >> a female in her0' 's. in theund her overdosing bathtub. is not35-year-old male breathing, overdose. >> i don't know what is happening. i look out my window and i am looking atround zero for the united states for fentanyl. is not breathing, overdose. fentanyl deaths, it is like what the heck am i seeing? >> with no ncrease in budgets or personnel, manchester fire department spends 70% of their time responding to drug related calls. we went from 20 to 80 overdoses in the matter of the month. it is like, what happened? why did it hit us? it was fentanyl. since the crisis has hit, we go out on these types of calls over and over and over again, all day long. >> dougcan you get up? you can't stay here. >> he is overdosing on opiates. >> he admitted to using fentanyl. is fentanyl and heroin mixed. the baggy, where is i >> on the ground. >> if a kid plays with that and sees that as a candy, from my standpoint, is frustrating because you see

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and agree the entire package together. to cut hence nothing is agreed until everything is agreed. erythinged. may ijoin those who condemn the excessive and violent language that has been used. i hold up the prime minister as a role model because she is always courteous even to those who disagree with her on this important matter. coming to the substance of it, when the implementation period was announced it was going to be of what was agreed, it now seems to be a period for further negotiation, not being sure of where we are going. does the prime minister know where we're going? first of all i thank my honourable friend for the comments he has made about the remarks and language that were used at the weekend. we have set out our plan, we are negotiating on the basis of that plan with the european union. significant elements on the structure and scope have been agreed. significant number of the 700,000 people who marched for a people's vote on saturday were people who own their own businesses and they are in a state of despair because they need certainty and they have not got certainty. two

barbara trumpstock -- erything that's wrong in washington. >>> the redskins down ithe big easy but there'sthing easy about it. one of the all time greats, drew rees, playing in front of a hostile crowd. >> there's someone friendly on the side line. >> hey, you guys. this is biggest game of th for the redskins. they're trying to take down a safety here.mo ay night prime time football. they have to grind three straight months starting today. they're hoping to keep the long faces around the division right where they are. the cowboys, eagles and giants all edplay. the redskins have a chaks tonight to get the win and they're not looking to lose their chance. >> we've goto make sure we d it. >> we can't slack off. we have 13 games left to go. to get a win like this, it would be huge. >> we're number one for a reason. our job is to stay number one. i am extremely happy. >> the saints quarterback drew brees is set to make history. to put it into perspective, it is about a distance of 40 miles which is more than it takes get from d.c. to baltimore. so drew brees trying to make story tonight to beco

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. >> it's going to put rent control on pretty much evth erything that the cities think is appropriate and it will scare away billerui. >> vote no on ten. >> vote yes on ten. >> reporter: the election is november 6, ian cole, nbc bay area news. >>> a second swearing in. the event for brett kavanaugh, as both sides of the aisle now look to make his confirmation an election issue. >>> also the limousine shouldn't have been on the road. that's what the governor of new york tells us about that limo crash that killed 20 people over the weekend. a celebration at the house...for the newsest supreme court justice. late today the cermonial >>> right:30, a celebration at the white house for the newest supreme court justice. this is the president's second supreme court pick since taking office, and this time it comes with weeks of controversy and bad blood. >> brett kavanaugh was appointed to the nation's highest court and for life. >> justice kavanaugh was officially sworn in over the weekend in a private ceremony, but tonight's swearing in was the ceremonial one on live tv as kavanaugh says he

erything. ey read e president >> everything. she pays incredible attention of her coverage.tweets. you saw there with her reaction to the jacket. it's an answer i don't entirely believe. what they said at the time was much closer to the truth. i believe that earlier explanation. i don't believe it was aimed at the media. >> you believe it was aimed at someone else. >> yes. >> i will tell you, george, almost every rally during the campaign, he would call her to see what she thoughts. he cares deeply about the way she thinks he comes across and expresses himself. >> it's true. >> on policy she picks her spots. on the day to day how is he coming across, he cares what she thinks. >> not just the first lady, but after almost every event he starts rolling calls. >> absolutely. >> but you know -- >> talks to as many people from different parts of his orbit, not just political people, business people, hollywood people. all different folks in his orbit he gathers that information and he listens. people don't think he listens. he listens. he doesn't always take the advice. i can tell

. >> social media literally, like everyone finds out about erything. so nothing is technically ever gone. >> there are things you have to wah what you post because you reap what you sew. it can eventually com back on your later. >> say you get in a job, they can look on youracebook and see all this stuff you post and think, hey, that's not the pers i want the hire. >> brangham: those were students from across the u.s., interviewed by the newshour's student reporting labs. tohow schools and administ and teachers deal with this event is a whole different issue. and here with me now is "education week's" evie blad.. welcome ba >> thank you. >> brangham: so this is a very fraught moment for the country. i'm curious what your reporting ishowg. how are schools handling this? >> it's obviously a ver divisive issue. it's one that students bring their own personal experiences, the things they're hearing from their family and friends, and their own understanding of the news and events at the table. fits in th context with civics education conversations that had

they are sying democrats have basically, from the get-go, have done erything they could to prevent this nomination from going though. >> well, let me speak directly to dr. ford, dr ford contacted her member of congress because she told us very clearly she thought it was her civic dutyw for us to knsomething about a nominee that was going to go before the -- or become a united states supreme court justice. rightfully and truthfully. and that invtigation took some time and, obviously, no one likes how it came about, but the fact is it is in front of us now, also a consideration, so we have to do our best job to evaluate that. could it have been done better in the future? i think we all pe so, but it's here now and this is what we have and this is what we'reg lookt. do we put someone on the supreme court that both his veracity and his -- how he has treated woen p in theast, i just think that it's wrong to put him on there. at's why i will be voting now. >> woodruff: do you believe he will be confirmed? >> i think none of us know how the last few votes will come down. what i do know is peop