phillip coffin for this slide. the san francisco department of public health was actually among the first health departments nationally to fund community based naloxone distribution, and you can see that this program goes back to 2003-2004, and the dope project at the national drug coalition has led this program for 17 years in san francisco, and that's why we've fared better than many of our national counterparts in overdose deaths. the bars that you see on the left are new cases, people that go to get trained on naloxone, and the red bars are refills, people that say i used my naloxone, and i need another dose, and the blue lines are the overdoses that were reported. we know that the reversal reports are really grocery underreported because folks need to come back to us, they need to tell us about the reversals, and oftentimes people aren't able to do that or don't do that or get their refills in other places. but what i think these data clearly demonstrate first is the more naloxone that we put into the hands of

phillip coffin for this slide. the san francisco department of public health was actually among the first health departments nationally to fund community based naloxone distribution, and you can see that this program goes back to 2003-2004, and the dope project at the national drug coalition has led this program for 17 years in san francisco, and that's why we've fared better than many of our national counterparts in overdose deaths. the bars that you see on the left are new cases, people that go to get trained on naloxone, and the red bars are refills, people that say i used my naloxone, and i need another dose, and the blue lines are the overdoses that were reported. we know that the reversal reports are really grocery underreported because folks need to come back to us, they need to tell us about the reversals, and oftentimes people aren't able to do that or don't do that or get their refills in other places. but what i think these data clearly demonstrate first is the more naloxone that we put into the hands of

phillip coffin for this slide.the san francisco department of public health was actually among the first health departments nationally to fund community based naloxone distribution, and you can see that this program goes back to 2003-2004, and the dope project at the national drug coalition has led this program for 17 years in san francisco, and that's why we've fared better than many of our national counterparts in overdose deaths. the bars that you see on the left are new cases, people that go to get trained on naloxone, and the red bars are refills, people that say i used my naloxone, and i need another dose, and the blue lines are the overdoses that were reported. we know that the reversal reports are really grocery underreported because folks need to come back to us, they need to tell us about the reversals, and oftentimes people aren't able to do that or don't do that or get their refills in other places. but what i think these data clearly demonstrate first is the more naloxone that we put into the hands of

phillip coffin for this slide. the san francisco department of public health was actually among the first health departments nationally to fund community based naloxone distribution, and you can see that this program goes back to 2003-2004, and the dope project at the national drug coalition has led this program for 17 years in san francisco, and that's why we've fared better than many of our national counterparts in overdose deaths. the bars that you see on the left are new cases, people that go to get trained on naloxone, and the red bars are refills, people that say i used my naloxone, and i need another dose, and the blue lines are the overdoses that were reported. we know that the reversal reports are really grocery underreported because folks need to come back to us, they need to tell us about the reversals, and oftentimes people aren't able to do that or don't do that or get their refills in other places. but what i think these data clearly demonstrate first is the more naloxone that we put into the hands of

phillip, diana's brother and the two young princes, william and harry. >> we were all astonished to see william and harry following their mother's coffin on that carriage william was being stalwart. harry looked like he was just suffering. he was too young to hide anything. >> people were stunned by the sight of that wreath on the top of the coffin, the white lilies and the simple word "mummy." >> i stand before you today, the representative of a family in grief, in a country in morning before a world in shock. >> watched my millions around the world, diana's brother, charles spencer, gives the eulogy. >> william and harry, we all care for you today. how great your suffering is. we cannot even imagine. >> spencer vows that his family will protect william and harry and honor diana's wishes for her sons. >> we, your blood family, will do all we can to continue the imaginative and loving way in which you are steering these two exceptional young men so their souls are not amassed by duty and tradition, but can sing openly as you planned. >> he was throwing down the gauntlet really at the monarchy. charles was absolutely furious because he regarded this as