introducing the next candidate is my brother george bush and my daughter noel bush. next speaker is a man of tremendous couriers, conviction and experience.

introducing the next candidate is my brother george bush and my daughter noel bush. next speaker is a man of tremendous couriers, conviction and experience. i would like to talk a little bit about courage. he was the young us navy pilot in world war ii. he got his wings when he was 19 years old, flew 58 combat missions. he has three are metals, including the distinguished flying cross. his courage and complete disregard for his own safety, both impressing helmet is attack and accurate any aircraft fire and in continuing his that on the target after being hit and his plan on fire were all in keeping with the highest traditions of the united's nails service. [laughter] -- [applause] his courage has been exemplified threat his life. another great american patriot, oliver north said, in describing -- [cheers and applause] in describing my dad's role in keeping democracy in el salvador , he said "his actions were one of the latest things i've seen from anybody. not just the vice president, but anybody. oliver north said that. bush has the experience necessary to be a grea

my precious daughter was caught in a pharmacy, actually -- >> former florida governor jeb bush whose daughter noel has had her own struggles with drugs argued wednesday that meds have become too easy to access. >> this is not appropriate. we have to take a pause and recognize that we're not, you know -- pain is part of life. you have to monitor pain for sure and have to deal with it, but overprescribing creates all sorts of adverse outcomes as well. >> in the video that went viral, christie noted that drug addicts are still magmatized than other addicts, like cigarette smokers. his mother was one. >> she was diagnosed with lung cancer. no one came to me and said, don't treat her because she got what she deserved. >> this is an issue no one expected would become a major campaign theme for so many candidates. but clearly it is on the minds of the voters. in fact, a recent poll in new hampshire where christie gave that moving speech found that voters consider drug abuse the most important issue in this campaign, anthony. above jobs and the economy. >> very interesting. nancy cordes, thank you, nancy.

. >> reporter: former florida governor jebpd bush whose daughr noel has had her own struggles with drugsopriate. i mean, we have to take a pause and recognize we are not, you know -- pain is part of life, that you have to monitor a pain for sure and you have to deal with it, but overprescribing creates all sorts of adverse outcomes as well. >> reporter: christie noted that drug deducts are sag tigmatized more than. >> she was diagnosed with lung cancer. nobody came to me and said don't treat her because she got what she deserved. >> reporter: this is an issue no one expected would be a major campaign theme for so many candidates, but, clearly, it's on the mind of the voters. in fact, a recent poll in new hampshire where christie gave that moving speech found that voters considered drug abuse the most important issue in this campaign, anthony, above jobs and the economy. >> very interesting. nancy cordes, thank you. >>> it's called slack and it's one of the fastest growing business appears. ahead, ceo and cofounder stuart butterfield will show us why his start-up is being called an e-mail

and just last night in new hampshire, jeb bush again talked about his own daughter, noel's struggle withion drug addiction. >>> a new video that's gone viral. it's received over 3 million views on facebook. new jersey governor chris christie talks emotionally about a close friend who became addicted to a prescription drug. here's part of what he had to say. it was recorded by "the huffington post." >> when a year-and-a-half ago on a sunday morning, mary pat and i got the call that we had been dreading forever, that they found him dead in a motel room with an empty bottle of percocet and an empty quart of vodka. 52 years old. by every measure that we define success in this country, this guy had it. great looking guy. well educated. great career. plenty of money. beautiful, loving wife. beautiful children. great house. he had everything. he's a drug addict. and he couldn't get help and he's dead. and when i sat there as the governor of new jersey at his funeral, and looked across the pew at his three daughters sobbing because their dad is gone, there but for the grace of god go i. it can h

jeb bush gave an emotional interview to the huffington post where he recalled seeing his daughter's noel in jail. addiction specialists shared their thoughts. >> the drug problem must become an issue that's seen on the political scene. it must be discussed in debates, democratic and republican. ernie: the heroin epidemic and drug addiction are hot button campaign. a reminder to catch the next two republican presidential debates next tuesday on fox business. the early debate starts at 6:00 p.m. followed by the stage at 7. on the stage now, you don't have to wait, nick is here. how's the weekend looking? nick: looking better. not so hot as it's been. we're warm. we have a chance at a record high tomorrow. we will cool it down. ernie: we'll check the forecast in just a minute for you. thank you so much. and join us tomorrow for a great story about music lifting kids out of tough situations. it's called jazz house kids and it's helping turn a lot of lives around. you'll see that tomorrow at 6:00. we'll be right back right after the break. meet the moore's! we're the moore family, and as you

noel stevens, so we were in the right place. >> so they spread out, kept looking. and pretty soon, one of them caed out. >> about 175 feet from the tent, he found a bush. the bush he saw a pair of rolled up denim jeans that appeared to him to have blood on them. we put those in for immediate dna testing. >> how did that come back? >> it was shauna tiaffay's blood, and the pants were worn by noel stevens. >> that's kinda your story there, huh? >> that's kind of our story there. >> proof the homeless handyman george and shauna tri to help was a murderer. but could the story be that simple, really? listen to shauna's sister paula, for example, and things start to sound a bit more complex. >> well, i just think that he always loved himself more than he loved anyone else. and it was all about him and what he wanted. >> that was george she was talking about. the selfless firefighter had another side, said paula. >> the verbal abuse, t intimidation, the control. i mean, george was always a controlling guy. >> hold the came >> according to paula, george had become ever more controlling, and judgmental, im. >> only got worse when shauna told george the marria w