nuisance task force when you were chief of staff. beth: right, which was--in the da's, i was chief of the public nuisance task force, and it was an outstanding program because we worked with neighbors all throughout the city, dealing with issues such as nuisance bars, violent bars, scattering rubbish, abandoned lots, dangerous properties, bad out-of-state landlords. so, we established that the da's office can actually be a resource for neighbors besides what we do every day in court. and if elected, i want to have a very, very strong community engagement unit so there is somebody advocating for neighborhoods as well. rosemary: you mentioned the opioid crisis. that is affecting the country, our region, certainly the city. mr. krasner, this goes to you. in terms of treatment, we know that, from the experts, this is the way to curb the crisis. so, how do you make sure that addicts are spending time in treatment facilities and not spending time behind bars? larry: well, first of all, you change the culture of the da's office, which for my 30 years--and i've been a court 4 to 5 days a week for 30 years. for my 30 years, their solution, excuse me,

worked in that office, i know what hasn't, and i'm particularly proud of having run the public nuisance task forcea.'s office, where i was able to work with community groups all throughout the city, dealing with nuisance and quality-of-life issues. i want to run the philadelphia d.a.'s office with integrity and with transparency and to the highest of ethical standards. so i ask people for the privilege of their vote come tuesday, november 7th. thank you. >> thank you, ms. grossman. larry krasner, the democratic candidate. >> thank you. tuesday, november 7th, is a crucial day for all of us. it's very important because we have a real choice in this and other elections, and whoever you support, i'm asking you right now, get out and vote on tuesday, november the 7th. now, having said that, i see this as a race about a movement, and it is a movement for criminal-justice reform both here and across the united states that recognizes we have been on a radical social experiment of incarcerating far too many people while failing to protect and support victims the whole time. we need a society that is safer