. >> calling it an all hands on deck moment, new hampshire senator jean shahine addressed the heroin and opiate epidemic facing the country. >> we're losing a person a day in new hampshire from overdoses, three times as many as traffic deaths last year. 47,000 people died from overdoses in this country in 2014. >> her bill goes further than the addiction and recovery act of 2015. >> ohio senator rob portman cowrote that bill and is encouraged by the support. >> provide better treatment and better prevention and education, a longer term recovery, help the law enforcement folks. >> senator shahine put forward emergency legislation to the tune of $600 million to help >> in 2009 we provided $2 billion for swine flu and last year $5 billion for the ebola epidemic. this is something we have to do more to address it. >> shahine's bill is getting some support from across the aisle. senator portman agrees it needs more funding. >> we'll continue to work together i hope to make sure that the funding is there. >> the bill now moving on to the senate. george come live come -- george collie, chan

now a strong supporter, new hampshire senator, hillary clinton supporter, jean shahine.s? >> well, that's not my take on it at all. the fact is, bernie sanders said if he had 170,000 people out, he was going to win but he didn't because people are excited about hillary clinton. and they're excited in new hampshire. i can hear it in the background there in the rally for hillary and she's going to continue to work hard going across and i think hillary clinton will get this nomination. she's going to continue the hard work that it's going to take, and i think she's going to be our next president. >> but senator, there is an age gap problem and even younger women are not supporting her in the numbers that you would expect given her record. she can't seem to connect. does she need to change her message? >> look, this is a long campaign. i was in nashua and there were students there working hard for hillary, young women excited about her, and i think as this campaign goes on, we're going to see those students understand and listen to her proposals. this is around the world. th