it was a 30-milligram oxycodone or percocet cells for -- a milligram and that can become very expensive. one person that sold it to our our -- the thing about heroin and i'll get to this more later on in this part of the country in connecticut it's very easy to get it. you don't have to jab and needle into your elbow but she started using heroin and before long she was injecting it and your life then fell apart. and she looked at me and she said i used to be a normal person. and i remember that. the phrase i used to be a normal person i have heard over and over from my patience. i've often wondered with our is what would have happened that night if when they threw our high into the air they had caught our and she hadn't fallen? how would the charge charge of three of our life have been different? she would have gone to the dance that night and she would then at graduation and gone on to college and perhaps an engagement, and marriage a house with a white picket fence and a family. but instead all our dreams now are going into a hole in our arm. the soldier. we get called for a person no

pills are 30 milligrams oxycodone like percocet goes for $40 a milligram.t booklet becomes very expensive. so the person selling these pills to her had heroin. the thing about heroin, it's powder so it's easy so they have to job a needle and she started using heroin and she was her life fell apart and she a normal person. person, i heard over and over. i often wondered, what would have happened that night they hadn't thrown her high into the air for they had taught her how with the trajectory of her life has been? she would host monthly dance that night, she would have had a nice graduation, went on to college, had a w marriage, house with a white picket fence in the family. instead, all her dreams now going to a whole in her arms. we get called for a person unresponsive and not breathing in the parking lot of what used to be a hospital, now a rehab center. society arrives before us, by the time i get there, the person is coming around and starting to breathe. we get them into thetrer ambulae and set him on a stretcher and he says to me, what a scumbag i am

you can buy six bags of heroin for the price of one to 30 milligrams oxycodone.hat's -- heroin comes in these little bags and have different brand names on them. the amount on the spoon is the amount of heroin in one bag. a bag typically goes for four or five dollars. if you go to hartford and they think you're from the country, they might charge you five dollars. if you are well known, they might charge you less. if you buy a bundle of ten, you might get $35 or $30 and if you get 100 you can get it for as low as one to 75 the bag. there is people in hartford, there was p an old woman who was passed out and not breathing. we didn't know what was going on with her and i thought her pupils are a pinpoint. let's give her some narcan and she came around. she described to the detectives she was in pain and it was cheaper to buy heroin than to go in and buy aspirin. many users start snorting heroin and then graduate to iv injections to increase. so, here's the problem with fentanyl. fentanyl is a white powder, just like heroin is a powder, so it's indistinguishable fro

pills 30 milligram oxycodone or perkset goes for $30. and that can very quickly become very expensive. so, the same person selling the pills to her had heroin and he would sell her that. the thing about heroin, i'll get into this more later on, it's powder and it's part of the country, and in connecticut it's powder so it's easy to sniff. you don't have to immediately tie a belt around your arm and jab a needle into the crook of your elbow. she started using heroin and she started ingesting it and her life fell apart and she looked at me and she said, i used to be a normal person. and i said, i remember that. the phrase, i used to be a normal person, i heard over and over from my patients, but for her, what i often wondered with her is, what would have happened that night if when they'd thrown her high into the air, they caught her and she hadn't fallen? how would the trajectory of her life been different? she would have gone to the dance that night. she would have, you know, or would have been, you know, a nice graduation, on to college

the pills, 30 milligram oxycodone or percocet goes for $30. it is a dollar a milligram. that can very quickly become very expensive. so the same person who was selling these pills to her had heroin, and he would sell her that. the thing about heroin is -- i will get to this more later on is that it is powder. in this part of the country, in connecticut, it is powder, so it is very easy to just sniff. you don't have to jab a needle into the crook of your elbow. so she started using heroin, and before long she was injecting it. and, you know, her life really fell apart. and she looked at me, and she said i used to be a normal person. i said, you know, i remember that. the phrase i used to be a normal person i heard over and over from my patients. but for her, i often wondered with her, what would have happened that night if they would have thrown her high into the air, they had caught her and she hadn't fallen? how would the trajectory of her life had been different? she would have gone to the dance that night or would have been, you know, a nice graduation, gone to colleg

-- up to 117 milligrams. and so, those are the folks that had some of the symptoms we've heard on the hotline. and -- and i just -- briefly, agitation, confusion, drowsiness, lots of gi symptoms, fever, hallucinations are common. also, seizures, vomiting, and then our two patients went on to develop renal failure, kidney failure, and liver failure which was a combination, we believe, primarily of the covid infection that -- that was not treated in time. >> well, doctor, i hope -- i hope that people -- that people hear this. i mean, it is just so tragic when you have these i mean just totally needless deaths. deaths that are needless, anyway, because of the vaccine being available. but then, people choosing this. it's just awful. thank you so much for taking your time to share with me. thank you. >> happy to be here. thanks for the great questions. >> all right. >>> next, former-president obama with a warning tonight to the country as he broke ground on his presidential center. are you tired of clean clothes t

you can buy six bags of heroin for the price of one 30-milligram ox -- oxycodone.the heroin comes in little bags and have different bran nameds on them. the amount of the plastic spoon is the amount of heroin in one bag. a bag goes for four or five dollars. if you go in hartford and they think your from the country thy might charge you five dollars. if you're known you get charged four. if you buy a bundle you get $30 for it and if you buy 100 you can get is for as low as 1.7 a bag. anymore hard toronto, i had an old woman who was passed out and not breathing and we didn't know what was going on and i thought, okay, puples are pinpoints. let's give her some narcan and she came around. had just gone to the dentist and her teeth were in pain and its was cleaner to get highway hundred on the streets than to buy aspirin. many years start using heroin and then graduate to i.v. injection. so here's the problem with fentanyl now. so, fentanyl is a white powder just like the heroin is a pawed sore it's indistinguishable from white heroin and there's a heroin that is browni

so if you want to 300 milligram, i think if you put in i mean this is not a horizontal country. the units valley is like a southern staircase between the towering called the address of the andes. more than 4000 meters high and the green amazon basin here and the dramatic vertical landscape. the inhabitants have fashioned this unusual way to move around more quickly. simple, thin metal wire is normally used for fencing, stretching as far across as 400 meters. almost a form of public transport. there were about 20 of these cables strung across the valley all day long. people and goods fly across the river, 200 meters below the thing. at each end home may tell us that in theory provide stability and safety. some of the wires have been in use for 20 years and have slackened dramatically. the cook alara's have never bothered replacing them more muslims. but this is to allow me to go on the head. and those is a must have this quattro alumnus to prevent the police from becoming unfastened. the coca arrows you string at each end as a kind of peg. is this bella liberally the book, the la

ready take the pill a way it so whole pill, 2 milligram ways 0.15. ready 9010 percent of that, you don't want to take off too much because even waste the pills almost there actually. that's 10 percent. yeah. the 1st time i tapered, i didn't have my scale as yet. so i was just eyeball and because i was determined to get off for your body will tell you if you're handling the cuts based on symptoms. so it took me awhile to get from 2 to 1.6 was 1.64. that's all i could go to. this group has almost 2300 members. people just post stuff. how is everyone doing today? let's see. i'm in a strange window to day dos for almost 2 days, up doses when you are at a certain dose and the symptoms get really bad. so you go back to the original dose where you weren't feeling so bad. everyone has a unique stuff running through, you know, to persons are like, i had brain that i had tremors. i had severe a night sweats. i have a symptom where it feels like things are crawling inside my body. just just moved in and i came across this image and i was like, wow, that's exact

mcclain can say, i didn't know applying a carotid chokehold to someone two times and give them 500 milligramsketamine would kill someone, and qualified immunity hypothetically would protect them because there are no cases that would make that officer aware that this specific act would kill someone. and the problem with qualified immunity, it has been overused in many instances, leaving many people without hope for justice. >> reporter: using qualified immunity as a defense was prohibited in colorado last year. the first state to do so. in response to today's 32-count indictment for elijah's death, the aurora police association said, our officers did nothing wrong, mr. mcclain died due to a combination of exertion due to his decision to violently resist arrest and a pre-existing heart condition, there is no evidence that apd officers caused his death." one officer was fired earlier this year, but two remain on the force. aurora fire rescue said they are committed to fully cooperating as the judicial process moves forward. while the case will now be fought in court, for elijah's parents the pai

. >> ( translated ): m-30 carries 30 milligrams of fentanyl.er has 10 milligrams, some inferior pills aren't clearly marked, but these are the good ones, the m-30. >> reporter: a few years back he made oxycontin pills, another opioid painkiller. but today he only makes fentanyl, which is much stronger and deadlier. since fentanyl is added into almost every drug in the illicit market, it helps explain why there were over 90,000 overdose deaths last year in the united states. the cartel chemist says the spike in overdose deaths is the fault of local dealers in america who change the original dosage. >> ( translated ): look, it has been known that there are many problems in the u.s. people are dying. what happens is that people take our product and they put more stuff into it, then they modify it, our formula does not kill. but if you change the product then there can be a big problem. >> reporter: the pills are wrapped in carbon paper and tape. the tape protects them from sniffing dogs, the paper hides them from x-ray machines. before they are ex

a really good news moment for the rest of the bay area >> when i say the folders i mean as many milligrams as an adult would get, tell me how they came to the decision >> they did a standard approach, >> we want the dose that avoids the side effects but give protections. kids are of course physically smaller but they also have a really robust immune response, so this is right in line with what you might expect. >> inter in terms of time between the two dose regimen, is that more effective? >> i think they studied the same frequency, we may see a different duration to response as well. >> of course, a lot of parents want to know about the side effects. what to expect after their parents received doses. >> yeah. i am a parent of a 9-year-old, so i am one of those people following this closely. all we have right now is the news release. specifying really profound immunogenicity, and they said there were no safety concerns. i have to believe if there was a safety signal they would come out with us but we really do need to see the data, first, >> are you thinking the timeline for administering

studies have been done with both the 100 milligram dose as well as the half dose, sorry, microgram. 1000rograms opposed to a half dose. they will make that determination. the fda will do what they do very well and when they cop out with their authorization for the appropriate dose, that is what should be followed. i don't see any issue of safety there. >> in terms of the virus, yesterday you said we were turning the corner a little bit. and the numbers bear that out. the average number of cases have fallen 30%. unlike last fall and winter we have 55 pakistan of the population fully vaccinated. do you see us approaching the end of the fight? >> the word potentially is the critical word. we have in our power to be able to to do that. it looks like there is a trnd down in both cases and hospital sdpags. there is a lagging indicator of deaths. i would assume that if things go the way we have seen with other surge social security that soon ewe see the deaths go down. the problem is that we're entering the cooler fall season and we're entering a situation where children are coming back to scho

. >> greg: not listed 40 milligrams odmp and 4 cans of whoop ass.ten coverage. you have places like cnn jealous that he has more influence that they do. so they used his covid regimen to make him look like a looney. when joe tells them to eat bugs, it's only to win prizes unlike cnn. >> ready? >> sure. >> i'm scared of this. >> okay. >> oh, the crunch. >> do i have a wing hanging out of my mouth. >> greg: you're the network scolding ever on practices? the irony here is rogan is in better shape than 99% of the media. the other 1% -- as you can see, my abs are superior. keep lifting, joe. you'll get there. don't hold your breath at least while you have covid. is this that story because he's so influential? >> i didn't know what was under there. >> under what? i keep it covered up. if i walked around like that, there would be hysteria. people would be dropping like pigeon poop from the sky. >> hard to get work done when you look like that. because he's been pushing back, asking questions and wanting more details and data behind the cdc and fda stuff i

they gave him 500 milligrams of this powerful sedative.s kid was 5'6" and weighed 140 pounds and they gave him enough sedative that you would give to someone who weighed 220 pounds and his final words are haunting and tragic. he says -- god. >> take your time. >> he says i can't breathe. i have my id right here. my name is elijah mcclain. that's my house. i was just going home. i'm an introvert. i'm just different. that's all. i'm so sorry. i have no gun. i don't do that stuff. i don't do any fighting why are you attacking me? if elijah mcclain isn't safe, who is? who is, david henderson, paul butler? who is safe? i'm sorry. i'm sorry. >> no, that's why we're here and i appreciate you drawing attention to what's important about this case and, that number one, do any of us want to live in a world where young people can't go to the convenience store and make it back home when they are not committing a crime and they are not doing anything wrong? number two, what does it mean when the people who are supposed to protect us are the most quick t

>> yes >> yes they have two milligrams of fentanyl or more >> it's like russian roulette, then >> it'sle know they're passing around a loaded gun. here, you are talking about many people who think they are actually buying percocet or oxycodone or a pain killer and they're not. they're being fentanyl or the methamphetamine. the fentanyl pills can kill people >> administrator milgram showed me how fake pills look just like the prescription drugs >> the cartels are making these pills look exactly like the real thing. >> without question. >> reporter: if a dealer i advertising, how can you not just go get that person and stop them from selling? >> we do that every day. this is a half a trillion dollar business >> is part of the problem, though, that there's so much coming in? >> we regularly seize and intradict vast chemicals of quantities coming from china to mexico and then they're being massed produced in mexico. these are criminal organizations that purchase anything they can to make money. no regard for american lives >> interpreter: mean, in a single split second, she was gone >> jul

milligram who had spoken to the washington post who decided that they weren't going to go after thesed children. they really need to reign them in and they need to reign them in immediately. also, i think our border patrol needs a lot more manpower to try to seize as many drugs as possible and definitely, awareness campaigns not only in middle schools and high schools but also in colleges. ainsley: and amy, the fentanyl seizures at the border, 10, 469 pounds so far this year alone. that's up 46% from the full year of 2020 of last year. what exactly, how does this work what do these drug dealers do? just put a small amount of fentanyl in a pill? >> yeah, it's almost like chocolate chip cookies so you think you're making a batch of cookies no two chocolate chip cookies are alike. there's a different amount of chocolate chips in each and it's the same with fentanylnd they take these binders and put it in a machine and crank out pills. ainsley: thank you all so much for joining us. i'm so sorry for your losses, god bless you. >> thank you. ainsley: still ahead, the housing market is heati