but it is sort of a multifold issue. there is only one of me. in this facility in this building space is at a premium. >> doesn't it sowrnd almost sound a little insane that a state with such a heroin problem is ranked 49th in terms of its treatment options? >> new hampshire was one of the last states to adopt medicaid treatment programs, they've enhanced the number of treatments interventions in their states. >> reporter: and estimated 4,000 individuals are getting substance abuse treatment through new hampshire's medicaid program. while they were the one of the last states to approve medicaid law makeers are currently debating whether to reauthorize it. >> 325 people in new hampshire have died from heroin overdoses since the beginning of this year and another thousand people have been brought back to life using narcan. >> if the governor of new hampshire was sitting here right now what would you say to him? >> we absolutely need help now. >> how many friends have you watched die of heroin overdoses? >> i can't even count. just this year, i'd s

>>james: multifold go to the capsule from the space station just landed back on earth with three crewbers aboard backed up this is almost 200 days there was a compact last month but there was a problem with the rocket the supposed to go up to get them the launch pad had to step along the expected because of that achievement as another to lead from adlai and now has the title of the first duma has enough to spend that much time and space the warriors' ardor clinton this morning getting ready for game 4 of the nba finals not they had a couple of tough losses this series is far from over were also upset because they're things that we can do a lot better everything can be a lot better with the playing the same way and have to play harder. have markers of >>james: they're doing a lot of pep rally and talking in the locker room no matter where he goes to the starbucks or restaurant he listens to radio it is everywhere. >>michelle apon: what it is perhaps that we have a little patchy fog looking at walnut creek this morning you can see that bill with a little bit of patchy fog not just their

our interests are multifold. they start with protecting the united states from attack, and that project is not exclusive to the middle east. what we know is that terrorist groups, isis at the top of the list these days are setting up shop in a variety of places all around the globe and we simply again don't have the resources to meet that challenge and i would look to africa as an example and the paltry sums that our state department has to spend means we can't do spending for the group like al shabaab moves and the american foreign policy would have seen what was happening in somalia and easily predicted the move of that organization in parts of kenya and taken steps ahead of time to try to blunt that momentum. we just didn't have the resources to do that. so again, part of this challenge is plussing up the resources we have available to think outside of the box of the middle east. um, we do have an interest in preventing slaughter and genocide, and so i accept that as part and parcel of america's interests in t

>> interest is multifold to start with protecting the united states from attack and that project is not exclusive to the middle east that terrorist groups set up shop in a variety of places and we don't have the resources to meet that challenge that the state department that we cannot do planning that were thoughtful and and weld resource to to easily predict the move of that organization we just don't have the resources to do that so part of that challenge is to plus of those resources to think outside of the box. so to prevent slaughter and genocide so i expect that as part and parcel as america's interest in the world and i argue if proposing the intervention that it will make the carnage better rather than worse. in tears drop bombs would make the situation worse worse, not better. there is your set of interest but we are hyper focused on the middle east east, there are good reasons for that and to awaken people's interest. >> senator was voodoo speak about the importance of trade with american foreign policy specifically fast-track authority? >> no doubt the economic statecraft man

our interests are multifold. the united states from attack, and that project is not exclusive to the middle east. what we know is that terrorist groups, isis at the top of the list these days are setting up shop in a variety of places all around the globe and we simply again don't have the resources to meet that challenge and i would look to africa as an example and the paltry sums that our state department has to spend means we can't do spending for the group like al shabaab moves and the american foreign policy would have seen what was happening in somalia and easily predicted the move of that organization in parts of kenya and taken steps ahead of time to try to blunt that momentum. we just didn't have the resources to do that. so again part of this challenge is plussing up the resources we have available to think outside of the box of the middle east. um, we do have an interest in preventing slaughter and genocide, and so i accept that as part and parcel of america's interests in the world, and i just argue t