new songs from american classic judy collins.and teenagers explain why they're always on their phones. but first, the opioid epidemic and the problems of treatment. law enforcement officials told the associated press and the "minneapolis star-tribune" today that music legend prince died from an accidental opioid overdose in april. the superstar, according to reports, self-administered fentanyl, a synthetic opioid painkiller much stronger than morphine. it's also been reported that prince had an earlier overdose, and was then revived with a dose of a drug called narcan. that treatment, and prince's later attempt to get help from an addiction specialist, have cast a spotlight on the question of treatment for addiction. here to discuss this with us is dr. sharon stancliff, medical director of the harm reduction coalition, a national organization focusing on advocacy and the healthcare of those struggling with drug use. doctor, when you hear fentanyl, a fairly strong drug in all the classes of drugs, wads that make you think of what

judy collins is an award-winning singer/songwriter. captivated audiences with her signature sublime voice and social activism for more than 4 decades. her 1968 single, "both sides now," won a grammy award for best folk performance, and in 2003, she was inducted into the grammy hall of fame. she's been called "the voice of american folk music," and there's no disputing that she's deserving of the title. collins: ♪ hello, my darling what do you know? open the door and come on in i'm so glad to see you my friend you're like a rainbow coming around the benend and when i see you happy well, it sets my heart free i'd like to be as good a friend to you as you are to me e ♪ walter: since 1995, judy collins has served as a unicef goodwill ambassador and has traveled extensively, supporting projects around the world. she continues to raise funds for the unicef national committees. she donates proceeds from her concerts and royalties from guitar sales. the author of several books, she recently released her memoir, "sweet judy blue eyes: my life i

judy collins is an award-winning singer/songwriter.aptivated audiences with her signature sublime voice and social activism for more than 4 decades. her 1968 single, "both sides now," won a grammy award for best folk performance, and in 2003, she was inducted into the grammy hall of fame. she's been called "the voice of american folk music," and there's no disputing that she's deserving of the title. collins: ♪ hello, my darling what do you know? open the door and come on in i'm so glad to see you my friend you're like a rainbow coming around the benend and when i see you happy well, it sets my heart free i'd like to be as good a friend to you as you are to me e ♪ walter: since 1995, judy collins has served as a unicef goodwill ambassador and has traveled extensively, supporting projects around the world. she continues to raise funds for the unicef national committees. she donates proceeds from her concerts and royalties from guitar sales. the author of several books, she recently released her memoir, "sweet judy blue eyes: my life in

david crosby, emmylou harris, jackson browne, mavis staples, judy collins, paul simon, and many more.r changes, we are more or less the same ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ sing lie-la-lie -join the party for one of folk music's icons next... -♪ forever young -...with the joan baez 75th birthday celebration. -♪ forever young

david crosby, emmylou harris, jackson browne, mavis staples, judy collins, paul simon, and many more.s, we are more or less the same ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ sing lie-la-lie -join the party for one of folk music's icons next... -♪ forever young -...with the joan baez 75th birthday celebration. -♪ forever young