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they can have laced it with pinky a synthetic opie i don't do easy to get online. nine people died in philadelphia and bucks county authorities are also reporting two dead from overdoses of drugs bought in philly that's why kensington is the focus of the investigation. one recovering addiction tells us this news is a stark reminder of the tragic consequences of opioid addiction. >> i've been there, you know, i've been in that neighbor. that's where i was. um, and i lost a lot of friends to this disease and continue to. >> carr at the mvp recovery center in delaware county and folks that center are heading to kensington this weekend to reach out to addicts in our earlier report we told you the overseas companies that sell pinky do it just freely on the inter knelt. >>> on your radar tonight, a break from the rain. but soon it will be back. meteorologist kathy orr is here with that first forecast at 11. >> about 12 hours or less lucy we're talking about the rain being back. in old it's dry but gettin gettg colder by the hour. temperatures in the 30s going down into t

opie is still eight. it was 50 years ago. he's still eight. >> i don't know that america can make the distinction between journalism or opinion shows. i don't have an opinion with joy on the view. she's paid to give her opinion. the woman you would not name on the "the view". >> i don't mind the opinion. am i going to watch the david duke show? on a cable access? no. i'm not. >> why? >> but some people would watch that, bill. >> i don't care about that. most people won't. because a hater. what is the difference? >> you want -- you want to reenforcement of your point of view, bill? >> it's the hatred i object to. not the point of view. >> there are pockets of that on the right. for example, david duke. you're equating that to seeing a similarity on the left that there are members of the left in the media that hate donald trump so much, they want to see him fail. they're doing everything to delegitimize this. and the hope is that somehow, he doesn't make it to the white house. >> it's like guerrilla warfare, all right? like the

we would right now report came out about how veterans are being badly treated in terms of opi e opiatesnd drug addictions like the like. they survive if they provide a service, but having a card, whatever you want to call it a card where they can go to any hospital, let the v.a. compete. we'll see how many hospitals we really need. >> bruce, what's wrong with competition? >> nothing is wrong with to competition. the veterans like the v.a. system. let's say that. >> not all do, bruce. >> no. there have been a number of big examples where that's not true. >> it's an access issue and some cases where you have states or areas that have hospitals that don't have outpatient centers and the obamaed a m ad miminists allowed doctors to get reimbursed for care, private doctors, and that could be expanded if we had lines and issues. >> what's wrong with expanding this obama idea, sabrina? >> look, i don't think that we need a v.a. we need a competitive health care market that allows veterans to get quality facilities and quality care. but if we aren't going that direction, we need real leadership

certain amount of stimulus and you go through treatment your brain reduceses your ability to accept the opi didn'teds and if you back slide and overdose or kill yourself, because your brain can't keep with it. >> there may be those who have a hard time with this as a disease, patrick. i don't choose cancer. but those who choose the first step for a drug. >> people don't try to get up and alienate the family and friends and lose their job and get arrested. that's not normal. this is not simply a issue of personal will. most people would not choose to do these things. second, there is a biological component of the brain. it can't get free of it. and things like medication assisted treatment can quell the fire in the brain so you can learn the coping skills to live in real life and deal with life on life's terms. >> taxpayer money is on the line and you look at criminal justice and freement and insurance and all of that. and i know you were at trump tower and you spoke to mr. trump about the issue. >> we talked to him on the campaign. and rob portman and others are role leaders. and the presid

. >> meet opie, the german shepherd. he's joining the sheriff's department k-9 drug detection team. thanks to an $8,000 grant from roethlisberger's foundation which focuses on enhancing k-9 units across the country. >>> all right. trending now, anothewar ard for one of the most popular entertainers. >> comments that just rocked social media. >> poking the president. we will tell you about shenanigans at the white house. >> very nice tomorrow, 52 downtown, 48 in frederick and 45 in fredericksburg. the only thing i will say, temperature wise great, but breezy to windy tomorrow. we will talk about our yellow weather alert and which day it occurs over the weekend. stronger is blasting without risking her bones. stronger is less pain, new hope, more fight. it's doing everything in your power, and everything in ours. because we don't just want kids to grow up. we want them to grow up stronger. and with your support, they will. make a gift today at childrensnational.org/givenow >>> let'

opie by the way is still 8. that's like 50 years ago.king an important point which is i don't know that american, bill, no long kerr make the distinction between traditional objective news, the journalism that trish is referring to or opinion shows. i don't have a problem with joy on "the view," bill. she is paid to give her opinion on "the view." so that's okay. the woman how would not name on "the view." >> look. the reason i don't mind the opinion. >> it's masquerading. >> am i going to watch the david duke show on some kind of cable access? no i am not. is he hater. >> some people would watch that bill. absolutely would watch that. >> i wouldn't and most people wouldn't because is he a hater. what's the difference? >> if you want to reinforcement of your point of view, bill, people will watch you, absolutely. >> it's the hatred i object to. not the point of view. it's the hatred. i'm not going to watch it. >> you see that. there are pockets of that on the right. for example, david duke. and what you are equating that too basically is

. >> reporter: with much of the latest heroin mixed with sin threat thee opie i don't do called pinky making it much deadlier. narcotics cops finding it in ground zero for the crisis in our area kensington. >> lived down in kensington for stretches, a week, a couple weeks, and it's a jungle. it's a zoo down there. people are living like animals. >> reporter: nick started work fog the recovery centers of america because it worked for him and tonight they announced the start of the heroin owe opioid institute. >> the first teaching hospital devoted entirely to treating heroin and opioids. we think we need that. we have cancer institutes across the united states. we have hospitals that are devoted to heart and lung and we've yet to open up a facility devoted entirely to treating heroin and opioid. >> another way heppest way for those looking to get clean. >> i'm doing very well. you know, i like live today, and i just want people to know there's hope. like they don't have to -- they don't have to live like that any more. >> reporter: for more information you can call rca the 800-recovery

police are trying to trace those bad drugs they think they could could be laced with pinky a synthetic opie don't do easy to get online. we told you about in a special report last month. investigators though won't know for sure until those lab tests come back. nine people have didn't killed in philadelphia bucks county authorities also report two dead from overdoses of drugs bought in philadelphia. that's why kensington is the focus of the investigation. >> i've been there. i've been in that neighborhood. that's where i was. and i lost a lot of friends to this disease, and continue to. >> carr currently at the mvp recovery center in delaware county. the center heading to kensington to reach out to addicts in need of help. we told you pinky is easy to get online from overseas sources. >>> on your radar night a break in the rain but round two is on the way. let's check in with meteorologist scott williams who's still glowing from the moorestown tree lighting. >> it was a great night a great night to be outdoors. the crowds came it and why not? a terrific evening across the delaware valley rig

police say a bad batch of the opie i don't do may be to blame. many of the victims died within blocks of one another. >> most of them died in kensington. a section of philly associated with the heartbreak of opioid addiction. fox 29's dave kinchen live at east detectives. dave? >> reporter: sources are telling us tonight that philadelphia police narcotics officers are out in the neighborhood undercover trying to buy whatever this batch is and get it off the streets as they investigate these latest deaths. body discovered under i-95 and richmond and cambria in philadelphia's port richmond second this morning. it's one of nine deaths linked to suspected heroin overdos oves this past weekend. >> right now, east detective division is look at each of those nine death investigations. >> reporter: investigators say at least five of the deaths happened within a few blocks of each other in kensington. an area synonomous with heroin purchasepurchases and lethal interactions with the drugs. >> i've been in that neighborhood. that's where i was. and i lost a

between the opie moors of any 1840's and the chinese communist revolution, they want to restore what they think is their rightful place in the world. they are on a roll since 1979 in their economy following economic shifts in power like that. the modernization of the chinese military is incredible and incredibly fast. they want to do it peacefully, but they are preparing to do it violently if they need to. if you want to deter, there's a lot of diplomatic action but the baseline of deterrence is a strong, capable military, peace hrough strength. >> the only thing i would like o add is what the chairman said at lunch, i hope they understand what he is saying. i hope they have deterred russia and china conventionally. you called it competition below the action and russians are expert at this. both the russians and chinese are investing a lot of effort trying to break our alliances because both in europe and in asia. this adversarial competition below the threshold of action goes back to what harry was saying. to really have a strong strategy on how o approach and deter both of these po

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. >> and you were opie. >> of course. >>> coming up, breaking economic news.om jobless claims. market reaction is next. as we head to break, let's see how we're shaping up. turned positive on the s&p as well as the dow. still quite a bit aways from dow 20,000. stay tuned. don't let sinus symptoms bring you wnow! because you've got a lot of cheering to get fa sinus relief.witvicks sinex. sinex. the congestion, backprsure, in. get fa sinus clear your head, medicine. relief.witvicks sinex. ♪ >>> we are just seconds away from weekly jobless claims. we finally turned slightly positive on the futures. rick santelli standing by at the cme. the numbers, please, please. >> good morning, joe. please. and your wish is any command. minus 65.3 billion. the trade deficit, little bit larger deficit meaning a bigger negative number than we anticipated. that follows a subtle revision to last look originally at 62. dips a bit under 62. 65.3. boy, that is the biggest deficit of the year, actually. you have to go back a ways. you have to go back to march of 2015 to find a bigger