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the lds church acknowledges that addiction is a problem.s instituted its own 12-step program for its members, but the meetings don't just happen in salt lake city. there are 2,800 meetings a week all around the world, and we've been invited to the one here in salt lake. >> welcome to the church of jesus christ of latter-day saints addiction recovery meeting. >> step one -- admit that you of yourself are powerless to overcome your addictions. >> this program uses the same 12 guiding principles of recovery that were first introduced by alcoholics anonymous. but here, there's no question who their higher power is. >> step five -- admit to yourself, to your heavenly father, in the name of jesus christ. >> step six. >> the attendees are all members of the church, going through the same struggle of faith and addiction. >> i'll never forget that first oxycontin i took. i was on a golf course. it was like a miracle cure. >> i wanted to, you know, be the good churchgoing soccer mom. and what i found is that pills solved that problem for me. a few ye

the lds church lives by higher set of standards.nd if they're living their life in a way that's wrong, then, yeah, they're going to do everything they can do to hide it. >> do you know whether jeremy first experimented with drugs? >> i know he experimented his freshman year. i know that he tried a painkiller. he tried xanax. >> where do you think he got the pills? >> his mother and i had surgeries and stuff. and we had some lower tabs here. i know that other -- his friends parents had had surgeries. >> why do you think jeremy felt he needed those drugs? >> i've asked myself that question 100 times or more. jeremy was taught the word of wisdom. jeremy was a star athlete. jeremy took care of himself where that changed i'm not exactly sure. i think kids think that they're never going to be the one that dies. >> in a town with little alcohol use, pills were what was available. and what started as youthful experimentation grew into something much worse. >> he was defiant to authority. he became belligerent. we could see through into thos

. >> commissioner wa*ld? >> here. >> commissioner wan. >> here. >> and as a point of order, arce has appointed gravanis for this meeting due to his absence. and the next item on the ago ahead agenda is jennifer kas, and the director this is a discussion item. >> this is on, great. wonderful. >> well, good evening, everyone and good evening, all of you. and this is a wonderful opportunity for me to introduce to you somebody you have known perhaps, for years. but she is taking on a whole new level responsibility in the department, jennifer cast has been with the city for 13 years and before that, she has worked for elected officials in a number of public service capacities throughout the country. and we are incredibly lucky to have somebody of her caliper at the department of the environment and we have always been lucky. when i thought about who would make the best fit for a deputy director, in light of the fact that nobody can replace david osmond and that is a given that we know. i thought a lot about the fa

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they pull -ld -- pulled me out of the class to go to a different classroom. >> reporter: martinez isewide the numbers are on the rise. after declining for 10 years in a row, the number of english learners in california klineed to 1.4 million last year. the same time as a new state funding formula sending more money to districts for every english learner and low income learner they had. san jose is expected to see $10 million this year. the numbers are even higher in oak in oakland and san francisco. the district reclassified about 500 students out in may. but he refused to acknowledge the district could have misidentified any students like martinez who have two english speaking parents at home. >> does that seem like an english learning student to you. >> it's not about the language. >> reporter: with districts somehow misinterpreting the law and often failing to take a closer look at each child's situation before labeling them english learners. >> they go through their steps but they don't take into account what's best for the child. >> reporter: it's a problem this family hopes to