marijuana, meth. >> now, meth is a powerful drug. >> yes, it is. i've been doing meth since i was 16 years old. >> is it in some ways a relief to be in jail and away from meth and that lifestyle? >> yeah, it is. i'll have somewhere to sleep at night. my kids will graduate because they're not out with me. my oldest one just graduated because i didn't pursue getting custody of her. >> chevy was very forward about her life, and it was really -- emotional for me to sit there and listen to her because she actually told me at one point that she was almost glad that she was in jail because she couldn't get her hands on meth, and maybe then she would actually be able to have some sort of meaningful relationship with her children who could come visit her in jail. >> and how are they doing? >> fabulous, because i didn't raise them. i had no parental guidance. >> do you talk to them at all? >> no. no. >> how hard is that for you? you know, in these long stretches of sobriety in jail to cope with the fact that you don't have a relationship with your kids? >> i

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>> crystal meth. >> crystal meth? >> mm-hmm. >> were you using or selling?king. >> smoking. that is a tough, tough drug. both in how addictive it is and in what it does to your mind and body. >> mm-hmm. >> how long were you on meth? >> i have been on it since i was 11 years old. >> since you were 11 years old? are you still on it? >> no. >> how long have you been off? >> since i have been in jail. for the last 12 days. >> is that what led you into this mess is drug use? >> mm-hmm. >> you are only 21 years old. >> i know. it's sad. >> what did it feel like to smoke it? >> awesome. the first hit when you blow it out it is just awesome. i don't know. it's just great. >> but it doesn't lead anywhere good. >> no it doesn't. not at all. >> all right. so in this case, the police charge that you were involved in the theft of a pick-up truck and some other items from an ex-boyfriend and some of your pals helped you do it. and that you all got wind of this fencing operation and you brought the stuff there or some of it there and sold it. is that what happened? >> only

so i was like oh crack is bad, maybe i'll just do meth. >> meth's better. >> meth is better. and then i ended up here. >> go figure. >> yeah, yeah. >> so i know meth is pretty addictive. how do you deal with it here? >> how do we deal with it here? in jail? we don't deal with it here. >> we work out. >> we work out. and we build it up to break it down. >> in fact, we had first met boshears during his workout a few days earlier, right before he shaved his head. >> i work out pretty much seven days a week. every once in a while, i take a day off. just part of my program. this is every morning i come out here and do this. i feel like i'm doing something productive, start off the day right. >> while boshears and evans have seemingly beat their habit and gained their health in prison, they told us this might all be temporary. >> i'm going to try to get out and do the right thing, but i really can't say that. i'm going to get out, i'm going to get high. you know what i'm saying? i'm not going to lie. i love doing dope. that's the first thing i'm going to do. i'm going to get out, g

meth in its current form and how it has revolutionized the way that the u.s. fights wars the authorization of the use of military force to act or the a u a matter for short has come into the limelight recently signed by then president george w. bush only after nine eleven this joint resolution grants the executive broad powers for preventing future terrorist attacks saying quote that the president is authorized to use all necessary and appropriate force against those nations organizations or persons he to determines planned authorized committed or aided the terrorist attacks that occurred on september eleventh two thousand and one or harbored such organizations or persons in order to prevent any future acts of international terrorism against the united states by such nations organizations organizations or persons well twelve years later president obama announced that his intention is to readdress the a you in math in congress last week unless we discipline our thinking our definitions our actions we may be drawn into more wars we don't need to fight or continu

but i want it. >> meth is estimated to be ten times more addictive than cocaine.rder to help combat the problem of overcrowded prisons, experts say there's a need for more programs like c.l.i.f.f. at other facilities. that's our report. thanks for watching. i'm john seigenthaler >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >> arrested by a s.w.a.t. team, an out-of-control young inmate creates chaos in the booking department. >> i need medical clearance and an ekg. >> mental health staff must determine if his behavior is a result of psychoses, drugs, or something else. >> i was like in cleveland heights, lots of girlfriends, lots of pot. sex, drugs, rock and roll. >> convicted i

meth was found in the car. they were found die hydrated and said they remembered little of the ordeal including how they became separated. >> police in florida scratching their heads over the reason a tourist gave for robbing a credit union. police say he, his girlfriend and two kids drove to take a disfi cruise. he discovered he couldn't access cash needed for final payment. he told investigators he felt pressured to fulfill his promise to go on the cruise and that is why he decided to hold up a credit union. >> and police say a brother ask sister team hoped to fill up and drive up. an attendant walks up the 18-year-old gets jumpy and speed as way with a hose still in the tank. his sister goes down because she was tangled up in the hose thrown into the air. gas spewing everywhere. police tracked down the brother. his 20-year-old sister is on the loose. >> what a mess. >> yes. >> still ahead at 4:00 one thing qim do to help prevent kidney stone autos and babies can be smart. this one is no exception. >> i'm sti

she looks frankly very kind of like a meth user.o you know anything about that, are there any reports about that? >> i agree with you. that's the first thing that i thought of as well when i got the picture from the sheriff's office that had her in custody. when i sat and spoke with her, i asked her specifically about that, and she only acknowledged that she uses marijuana and drinks occasionally wine, but that's about it. >> i mean, her face looks pretty ravaged. dr. drew, you're an addiction specialist. what do you make of that, and also just this whole story about why someone would do this. >> i hate the remove the romance from this story but you're absolutely right. either she's a far different person than her family thought she was. the other is this is something neurobiological like methamphetamine or head injury. there is something where a relatively minor head injury for some people can cause precortical damage. >> there are reports of money problems -- >> that's when they start to drift, they can't manage the stress of soci

but i want it. >> meth is estimated to be ten times more addictive than cocaine.d prisons, experts say there's a need for more programs like c.l.i.f.f. at other facilities. that's our report. thanks for watching. i'm john seigenthaler. ♪ >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> a surprise attack on a sheriff's deputy takes an unexpected turn. >> i just snapped and i decided to choke out a deputy. >> a convicted rapist loses his cool in court. >> i'm becoming irritated. i'm becoming impatient. it's a ticking time bomb. >> and an accused murderer in a high-profile case. >> hello? >> -- tries to cash in on her

tons in total money one way of cocaine heroin different substances for the british and of crystal meth and materials for the perpetration of synthetic drugs but why is the army responsible for the safe keeping of narcotics. because the civil authorities trust us that the drugs here at last or end up in someone else's hands. and there have been cases in the past when some other authority was keeping them so that criminals would get them back. the first thing the army did when it reached here was to disarm the city's two thousand three hundred policemen. lieutenant colonel of the army was appointed head of the police and public safety secretary. when the gums acumen when we got here it was commonplace for cops to be receiving double salaries in dollars where the. they were boasting that they were full of themselves they felt like bosses. even. they were even slapping their superiors. they were yelling because they had this power. as bad as me to have but i really respect me or i kill you tomorrow. and the chiefs were afraid they scared them. this turned into a weakness for them. because

>> i don't do meth, greg. i sell it. it is something to think about if you want to give me a better salary come the next review. can we see the picture one more time if possible? can we throw that up there? there we go. i am not going to elaborate the type of porn scene he is mimicking right there, but have i to ask, was that stripper magic mike he visited? what he is doing there is not the typical hetero thing a guy would do. i have nothing against it, but i thought that was an interesting move to put onbook . >> there is a name for what he is doing right there. >> yes, italian i believe. >> we don't understand what is going on. we are with america on that because we live clean lives and don't participate in such -- >> bill showed me before the show. >> yes, he does to a lot of guests. frankly you should see a doctor. >> this is the big impact of social networking sites. it shows you how many jerks there are. it is great, i think, for businesses to suspend somebody once in awhile because this is what is going to happen.

caves faster than a spelunker on meth.to tell me why i am on obama's hit list, please welcome general counsel for the 2008 mccain campaign, former f.e.c. chairman and my personal lawyer trevor potter in the mazda scandal booth. trevor potter, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] trevor, thanks so much. have a seat. all right. now, trevor, let's talk scandal. this i.r.s. thing is actually bad. isn't it? >> it is. it's a real problem for the i.r.s. and those employees did something they should not have done >> stephen: let's get to the heat of the meat. why has my application for tax-exempt status for my 501(c)4 never been granted? >> because we never filed it. stephen: but i have a 501(c)4. >> yes, you do. it's delaware corporation. >> stephen: yeah. it's doing business stephen: hundreds of thousands of dollars have passed through it. >> at least stephen: now how is that possible that i didn't apply? am i breaking the law? >> no. your lawyers advised you that there is no legal requirement that you file with the i.r.s. an appl

how am i supposed to make my meth? for more on this scandal we turn to america's foremost experts on young women's reproductive health, conservative men in their 60s. >> this is the president's value judgment that he and his government and his administration can bring about sexual freedom without biological consequence. >> because a 15-year-old girl gets to get one of these every other week? it's encouraging this behavior. >> all of a sudden now it's 15 years. so what is going to happen two years from now? somebody is going to make another argument and they're going to say, you know what? maybe it should be from the moment they're born. >> stephen: sadly, manny, i think babies are already getting their hands on it. i've never seen a pregnant one. welcome to obama's america, folks. don't you see the shame of having to ask a man in a lab coat for sex medicine was america's last defense on the border of slut city. folks, this isn't just about morality. what about the economic impact? i work for viacom. and two of the comp

diet soda issas bad for your teeth as meth. >> it's a head line.h, period. there's citric acid, one drank a couple liters a day over two to three years, and her teeth looked like she was taking crystal meth or smoking crack, but i think the bottom line here is what we know, that soda wears down your teeth. >> and your liver too. >> and -- >> not the teeth, but everything else. >> i'll get to that in a sexed. it's not only sugar soda. it's not only -- we know sugar does it because that wears down e nonmel, but in diet, there's acid. liz's point, if it wears down the teeth, what's it doing to the stomach. that's right. the charles, the next place you go is the stomach. there's a problem with the lining of your stomach. unhealthy, not to be had frequently. water is healthier. >> absolutely. a lot of people lie to themselves too. i think most americans realize diet soda is not good for you, but it's a good way to say, well, it's not sugary soda. another one. you'll like it. new york city department of health launched an app that is going to help teens

there's a meth-crazed maniac over my bed wearing nothing but a clown mask. and a jock strap. he's got an ax in his hand. i reach for my gun and then i think, oh, i remember, congressman edwards took my gun. may i call to fight off that guy? or do i just reason with him or do i offer to gay marry him? >> i think you'd be able to get the gun because i will not have removed it from your home. >> but you do see the problem? no. it's hard to envision that problem. >> you and i have something in common. we're both disappointed with president obama. >> i'm not disappointed with the president. >> have you criticized his policy on drone use. >> i have criticized some of president obama's policies. >> when he asked for extra troops in afghanistan, did you vote yes? >> no, i did not. okay. let me ask you something. do you believe that social security should be cut? >> no. okay. president obama has proposed cuts to social security and medicaid. what is this doing to you? >> i saw that as a problem. so you have a problem with president obama. >> i have a problem with cutting social securi

. >> more than $200,000 in meth off the streets tonight. the drugs headed for san jose. it started when a sheriff's deputy pulled over a woman with three kids in the car. the deputy and his canine partner found 13 packages of methamphetamine hidden in the gas tank. >> tonight, he is in jail. tomorrow, rubin ramierez, who turned 20 years old today, will be arraigned after yesterday's brutal attack in his san jose's brutal home. he's accused of stabbing and injuring. ramierez has a mental illness. >> in her richmond neighborhood, most people knew her as grammy, the 64-year-old woman that everyone loved. tonight, police are trying to catch the man who shot and killed her. family and close friends built a memorial tonight. she was in her apartment in the city's iron triangle when she was hit by gunfire 11:00 last night. several of the people inside her home was grazed by a bum et. >> they helped me and my husband through a lot of hard times. she didn't deserve this. >> police, at this point, aren't commenting on a potential motive, but they say they have little information o

she had similar rot and tooth decay as a 29-year-old meth addict and a 51-year-old crack users.rsity study says it's because diet soda like meth and crack, highly, highly acidic. >> that's a lot of diet soda a day. >> two liters. wow. >> the math there is tough. 50 minutes after the hour right now. ahead on "early start," when it's time, it's time. the moment when an expectant mother discovers she isn't going to make it to the delivery room or even make it inside the hospital. ♪ if loving you is wrong ♪ i don't wanna be right [ record scratch ] what?! it's not bad for you. it just tastes that way. [ female announcer ] honey nut cheerios cereal -- heart-healthy, whole grain oats. you can't go wrong loving it. has a lot going on in her life. wife, mother, marathoner. but one day it's just gonna be james and her. so as their financial advisor, i'm helping them look at their complete financial picture -- even the money they've invested elsewhere -- to create a plan that can help weather all kinds of markets. because that's how they're getting ready, for all the things they want to d

stranded in a california forest might have to pay for their $160,000 rescue after officials found methr car. the teens went missing last month during an easter sunday hike in orange county. searchers found the 19-year-old guy three days later and rescued the 18-year-old woman the day after that. at first the authorities say the pair would not have to foot the bill for the search, but then found the meth in the car that the teens parked before going for a hike. a sheriff's spokeswoman says that may change things. the 18-year-old guy could face up to three years in jail for possession. >>> i'm shepard smith. this is the fox report. it's the bottom of the hour. time for the top of the news. where do you bury a man blamed for an act of terrorism on american soil? we could soon find out because the body of the older accused boston bomber is at a funeral home. and the mayor of worcester says the funeral will take place in his town u about the burial could be a problem, especially when you consider their relatives say they want him buried in boston. david lee miller is live in boston for us t

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. >> the most common drugs are meth amphetamine, heroin, cocaine, followed by marijuana and alcohol. >> what's the hardest to shake? >> i would probably say methamphetamine because it's so damaging to the brain. >> cocaine too, right? >> meth damages you cognitively, it's a 6 to 12 month process before you're dealing with the person again. >> how did you deal with it? you didn't commit any crimes. >> i did commit crimes, i never got arrested. >> what was your crime? just using? >> i got them illegally. and had i gotten arrested, then i wouldn't be here helping people, i'd be somewhere, you know, in prison somewhere, you know, with a tattoo all over my body. >> yeah, something like that. doesn't make you a better person. >> no, and i was fortunate, i got to go to rehab and -- >> was this on your own? did a friend intervene? >> no, i was worried i would die from it. >> you hit bottom? >> yeah, i hit bottom. >> and you were working on tv while this was happening? >> yeah, yeah. >> explain that. >> well -- >> you'd get up and make your call in the morning, 6:00 in the morning, all the ti