in april 2013 a woman named heather jones came to dabs the night away. >> she had her head up so highnd her shoulders just beaming and he felt absolutely beautiful. >> there was a time not so long ago that heather didn't feel to beautiful. >> she was being someone around and danced. >> just two nights later everything spun out of control. >> breaking news about a misteacher. >> heather jones disappeared from her home. her purse, keys an cell phone are missing. >> thinking of her being scared and hurt made you sick. >> what happened, the answer was sickening. the why, more twigsed an surprisingnyone could fatho eat -- it's nosoright. >> if you could think a color that was a person she would be yellow. >> her cousin says that upbeat attitude is what brought them close, a bond that only grew as teenagers when heather moved from florida to tennessee. they became an inseparable pair and even went to dlej together in memphis. heather went to and she came ho talked about the new guy that she had met, chris. >> diane recalled that health ere called him fascinating. >> she liked that. >> she l

heather: why is one of the nation's wealthiest cities drowning in drugs and filth? lawrence jones us there next. ♪ heather: in just a few hours the president and first lady had to atlanta to speak at the drug abuse summit. the president has made the opioid crisis a priority, pledging to fight drug abuse and declaring a public health emergency. he and the first lady will speak at the four day summit which expects 3000 people. for the first time ever, pharmaceutical company and two executives have been charged with drug trafficking linked to the opioid crisis. lawrence doubt and william pittrayzoo zaleski face life in prison, distributed tens of millions of doses of oxycodone and fentanyl even though their own compliance department found no need for the drugs. speaking of drugs, needles, feces and homeless people filling the streets of san francisco. lawrence jones went to see the problem firsthand asking what is being done to clean up the city. >> there is feces everywhere, homeless people, needles. is that the norm around here? >> unfortunately it is. the city has become so much w