. >> reporter: the movie is a painfully true story, based on the memoirs of david and nick sheff. >> d the door to so many people who were experiencing similar things. because it was considered shameful, they were suffering in silence. and it opened the door to communication. and the idea of having the movie is bigger. >> one day i woke um p in the hospital and somebody asked me, what's your problem? and i said i'm an alcoholic and addict. >> reporter: "beautiful boy" puts a face on the epidemic ravage being the nati ravaging the nation. in 2017, an estimated 72,000 people died from drug overdoses. >> i would never wish these hellish experi anybody. but sometimes people get sick. >> reporter: at nick's lowest point, he was living on the streets, willing to do anything to feed his addiction. >> the thing i regret the most is, you know, stealing the money from my little brother. i don't remember a lot of things from that time. but i remember so clearly waking up and jasper was asking where his money went, and i don't remember taking it, but i knew you know, that i'd taken it. i was hija

. >> reporter: the sheff told you your husband died a hero. >>ea yeah. he was.g his job. but you knowt? w he is a hero and i want him to be known for that because that's what he dir: >> reporte hours later thsands lined the streets paying their respects in an emotional tribute as a procession forhe fallen hero passed through the county. >> he wouldn't have expected anyone to do that for him. >> reporter: helus and his son were avid fisherman. jordan loved their annual camping trips together, and losing his dad he says he lost his best friend. >> it's a life of goodness. >> reporter: to honor his legacy, what can everyone k do? >> yw what? remember to tell the pple that you love that you love them. >> reporter: the sheriff's department lobby is now filled with tributes to helus. rt he had a hf gold. he would have done anythin for anyone. >> reporter: a touching r sinder of theergeant's sacrifice.an >> i bring him back, but you know what? he died doing what he would have wantedo do.place. >> reporter: even though he was still working for s theriff's department, he

the ventura sheff lost his life as well. >> and known to be popular with college students. the wes this morning told hoda and i that it was 18 and up night. >> yeah. >> so it sounds like it was one of those country dance, you know, you go in and do line dancingnd that kind of thing. they had some presumably pretty young people in there. >> i saw an account of a 55-year-old .n in the b when the shots rang out, he ran out. so did thehe kids. said i was probably the oldest one in the bar. i wish i could have said because there was a momentary pause, ing ibly when he was cha clips. >> he apoll jaysed. >> we are going to have the latest ahead. we have some new information on who this shooter was. plus, we will talk to some of the first, these messages. first, these messages. what if numbers tell only half the story? at t. rowe price, hundreds of our experts go beyond the numbers to examine investment opportunities firsthand. like a biotech firm that engineers a patient's own cells to fight cancer. this is strategic investing. because your investments deserve the full story. t. r

. >>> president trump's response to the murder of a "washington post" journalist could be can c coming under scrutiny soon. democrat adam sheffling "the washington post" he plans to investigate what exactly the cia learned about jamal khashoggi's death and whether the president is, quote, representing something very different. trump has cast doubt on the cia's belief that the saudi crown prince was behind the killings, and joining me now to discuss, republican congressman jim banks of indiana. he also serves on the armed services committee. congressman, thank you for coming on. i want to get right to this "washington post" interview with adam schiff where he said, you know, look, he's going to take over the house intel committee, and he wants to look into the president's response. do you support that? >> certainly, i support more of an investigation into what happened at the embassy in turkey. but we have to look at the reality of what's going on here. i agree with the president that the world is a complicated and dangerous place. i also trust largely the results of our intelligence community, that this murder was ordered by

. >> reporter: this powerful scene in the film "beautiful boy" is a portrayal of real-life father and son david and nic sheffugs and didn't want to be acting the way that i was acting but i couldn't stop. >> nic's father david said getting help took a long time. >> i spent ten years desperate to save his life and i did anything i could to get him into treatment. >> can i have name and description, sir? >> nicholas sheff. >> reporter: he tried so many times to quit using yet he kept relapsing. >> i was in a lot of pain emotionally and i would reach out to the drugs to try to feel better because it was the only sort of coping skill that i had learned. >> i need to find a way to fill this big black hole in me. >> reporter: now two years sober nic and his dad hope the film will impact other families struggling with addiction. >> i hope the movie can help people and i believe that it can. >> our family is so close now. so in a way it was like a gift that the filmmakers gave to me just to remind me that, you know, each and every day i should be so grateful and i am. >> and "beautiful boy" is in theaters everywhere

and speaking as laura was of those democrats going after whitaker, adam sheff said he believed whitaker was installed to run the justice department with the sole purpose of interfering in the russia investigation, and president trump shot back at that, misspelling adam schiff's last name with two letters they don't believe is a typo, also noting in the tweet that we have that the special counsel robert mueller was not approved by the senate. that's because, kate, that has been a big criticism from people like adam schiff, talking about matt whitaker because he wasn't confirmed to be the attorney general, even temporarily. of course, robert mueller is the special counsel. he's not a cabinet level official. he doesn't have to be confirmed by the senate, though he has been in his times at the fbi director. this is the president and adam schiff going back and forth as the president has with several other democrats in recent days who are growing increasingly critical of matt whitaker's appointment as the attorney general, even if it's just on an acting basis. now, president trump was asked in that clip, in that inte

the way i was, but i couldn't stop. >> nick's father said getting help took a long time. >> i spent 10 years desperate to save his life. >> can i have a name and description? >> nicholas sheff. >> he tried so many times to quit and kept relapsing. >> i was in a lot of pain emotionally and i would reach out to the drugs to try to feel better because it was the only coping skill i learned. >> i need to find a way to fill this big black hole in me. >> two years sober, nick and his dad hope it will impact other families. >> i hope it helps people and i believe that it can. >> our family is so close now. in a way it was like a gift that the filmmakers gave to me to remind me that each and every day i should be so grateful and i am. >> that was diane reporting. beautiful boy opens in theaters everywhere tomorrow. >> you can tell it's going to be a powerful movie. toyota announcing yet another recall involving faulty air bags. >> michael finney has tonight's consumer news. >> will air bag problems ever cease? >> doesn't seem like it. this recall involves air bags. it might inflate at the wrong time or not inflate at all. it affects 17,000 toyota from 2004 to it can inflate for no

pursued in order to ensure accountability for murder mr sheff also says this is also an opportunity to get trumpet ministration officials on the record about how they have been pursuing the relationship with saudi arabia and again to determine whether there should be any congressional intervention whether there should be any laws passed to have better determine or guide the relationship between the u.s. and saudi arabia of course in that vein the executive branch would argue that foreign policy is the purview of the president not of congress but there are members of congress who of course would disagree all right thank you very much from washington rosen enjoyed that. well now earlier turkey's foreign minister accused u.s. president donald trump of turning a blind eye to the murder of the saudi journalist matter what investigators uncovered. also suggested the u.s. only wants to protect its interests and set the e.u. pressured been cosmetic. there are a number of questions that have not been answered the whole world wants answers to these questions the explanations given by mr trump saying i will turn a blind whatever happens

the anti-crude. >>> when we come back, strategist david rosenberg with gluskin sheff.wake me up before you go-go, don't leave me hanging on ♪ ♪ like a yo-yo, wake me up before you go-go ♪ ♪ i don't want to miss it when you hit that high ♪ ♪ wake me up before you go-go >> good wednesday morning, welcome back to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintinilla with sara eisen and david faber at the new york stock exchange a brutal two day selloff, about a thousand points on the dow in two days getting about 100 and change back good day for cruel as well, best in seven weeks and nibbling on big names like nvidia and facebook and amazon. >> no question tech is doing better today but for the year, you pile it up and for the first time in a while cash is outperforming, stocks, commodities and bonds. >> we're about to get existing homes, lei, here's rick santelli. >> i'll start out with october reading on leading economic indicators which i picked the only number that is an out let's go to our november read on university of michigan sentiment. we were expecting the number around