. >> why smack is back and booming in suburban america after the break. >>> the stunning reports of actor seymour hoffman's death were not only because of the father of three but the apparent cause, a heroin dose. hoffman sought rehab last year when he said his dependency on prescription painkillers led him to heroin abuse. it under scores a concern for drug abuse counselors who worry that the street level junkies, heroin has taken place in many places you wouldn't expect. carmon capose's son is a new face from heroin, a kid with ambitions toss join the navy. instead, he oded in a motel 90 days after he had gotten clean. >> we were devastated. we were devastated. i couldn't imagine i didn't know what heroine looked like. >> suburban parents are seeing heroine destroy their communities. warning of an epidemic. in one county more overdose deaths than traffic accidents combined. a wave of death, 22 in six days. >> saturday, when i had four and sunday, when i had three, i knew that i was hitting some major part of an overdose crisis. >> they were poisoned by fentynl. it is as much as 100 time

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it was suburban america. i could care less what he does.days prior and say nobody else can drive over 30 miles per hour, fatal accidents, but i can do it. >> he was clear, he wasn't driving. he wasn't behind the wheel. is he supposed to tell his driver, let's slow on down here, you forgot to use your directional right there. >> interestingly enough it is the nypd driving him. >> they're not exactly stopping at stop signs themselves, by the way. >> people who are strict at following traffic laws. >> differing opinions here, but will they all agree on this one? i bet not. talk about one smart cookie. a girl scout setting up shop selling is boxes of thin mints and tag alongs outside a spot shop. doctor, is this a good idea? she told 37 more boxes than when she was outside safeway. >> this girl is brilliant. not only is she entrepreneurial, but everyone knows that people going into a marijuana dispensary will have the munchies. it's filling a market niche. >> the doctor can tell us about addiction and marijuana isn't psychologically or physical

and it's in rural america, it's in largely in suburban america, place that have done fairly well, middle class, upper middle class areas. and it's in towns it that really never had a problem with heroin before this. charlotte, salt lake, columbus, cincinnati, albuquerque, places like that where you just didn't really see it some of. now it has become a very, very big problem. and as gil kerlikowske related t is the gateway drug in all this are these prescription pills. >> brown: explain that a little bit more, sam. you start. the tie between they were description drugs and heroin. >> well, many of these prescription painkillers are virtually identical molecularly to heroin, oxycodone is very, very similar. almost identical to heroin. the problem is that there is a black market in these pills now. because they have been so widely prescribed. theres with a revolution in medicine in the united states back in the 80s and 90s that said these pills are nonaddictive, ones prescribed to chronic pain patients so we had this rising sea level of pills all across, all across the country. a very deep

east, west, north, south, rural america, urban america, and suburban america, because the consequences of a failure to raise the debt ceiling will hurt everybody. so if the distinguished gentleman from nevada could just react to the notion that this is somehow a partisan issue that needs to be discussed, so that president obama is being fiscally irresponsible by requesting that congress do its constitutional duty. mr. horsford: thank you. i appreciate my good friend for yielding. and the remarks by the former president, president reagan, speak to the reality of the consequence of congress failing to act and what that will mean to our economy, to average americans, to businesses, to the global economy because of the role that the united states plays, and toll vat of the dollar. and -- and to the value of the dollar. and to somehow hold this process hostage because members on the other side have still not come to terms that the election is over, the president won, and it is time for this congress to work with him to move our country forward. not to use this as another means to extract mo

religion, regardless of whether you're a democrat or republican, regardless of whether you're from suburban america and we all got to work together. now, there have been partisan moments here in washington during my first term, but there have also been moments of opportunity where i've been able to partner with friends on the other side of the aisle. for instance, as it relates to patton reform, i'm a member of a bipartisan task force on overcriminallization in america, five democrats, five republicans, some very conservative republicans, some very progressive democrats all working together to try and deal with the problem of criminal justice reform in america as it affects the overreach by the federal government. so these are signs of progress even amidst the partisanship. i'm just hopeful that i can continue to be part of the solution here because that's what the people of brooklyn and queens sent me to do. >> thank you so much. we hope to see awe lot here on "fox & friends" and on the fox news channel. good to see you. >> thank you. >> tomorrow we'll talk with another rising star, republican con

a period of time ago 10, 15 years ago you had all of these white milk bottles in suburban america sitting> they start running, yeah. >> now have you justin timberlake performing with jay-z and this is great. >> we have seen this happen. look. people tend to shy away from things they don't understand initially and over time, you get used to it and you understand the lyrics and the intent. and the result is everybody gets invited and they party and start dancing and going too far. >> what is the reason for this? is this because the there is some kind of shift in the millennials psyche or the diagram graphic boxes are changing or the work coming from the artist? >> i think it's all of the above. i think you have these numbers now where 1 in 7 marriages are interracial. 1 in 7. that's coming back from the census bureau and that is full marriage, i mean, between dating and married there is a lot of other relationships that is taking place and kids are be born as a result of this, understanding. but you also have music in general just bringing people together because the one thing hip-hop music

america. >> though it might come as a shock to bill o'reilly, levittown is a creation of government policy. suburbanost-war boom, long island's levittown was the idyllic model. >> in 1950, it was easier to buy the middle class life. levittown, new york, was the first of the mass produced suburban communities complete with something called shopping centers. >> levittown was created by a lot of hardworking people, a few smart developers and federal housing policy. after the war, returning gis were looking for affordable homes to start their adult lives. among them was world war ii veteran eugene burnett who, in a 2003 pbs documentary, explained what happened to him and his wife when they tried to buy a house in levittown. >> i went up to the salesman, we're interested in your home, we're interested in buying one, and what is the procedures? is there an application to be filled out? so forth. so he looked at me, looked around and he said to me, he said, listen, it's not me, but the owners of this development have not as yet decided to sell these homes to negroes. >> the fha underwriters warned that the