explains the risk is that after someone shoots up the needle gets discarded((chief tom collins/newport police department))"when people pull up and they use the needles they discard them and they really let's be honest they don't care about themselves someone else."neighbors near buena vista say they've noticed a dramatic decrease when it comes to the presence of drug users at night but nonetheless egg hunt organizers will do a quick check here too and that's good news for families who will be down here this weekend((jake colwell/parent))"that seems like a good investment a little bit of time to make sure that you don't have to spend a lot of time dealing with a lot worse scenario." ((tim lee/grandfather))"it's important that we check at this park when we do have the easter egg hunt and i'm glad that you guys are here so that now that everyone knows so check your parks and check where your neighborhood and everywhere you do your egg hunts you don't know."and so before your kids take to the ground to find those eggs make sure you've done a little looking too((sot))"it's something that yo

chief tom collins says the goal was to make this an unappealing place for addicts to get high. the of police reports: out of 53 arrests and citations, 10 involved suspected drug use. like this arrest in may, when police said they found heroin in beverly huckaba's bra. according to the report, huckaba was caught shoplifting and smashed into a car trying to get away. and raymond neal was arrested in august after police said he was caught using heroin inside the kroger bathroom. "the safety of our associates and customers is our top priority. we continue to have a uniformed security guard monitoring activity who immediately alerts police on anything suspicious. we will continue to work with police to address these issues so that the entire neighborhood remains a safe place to live and shop." shop."we're live in newport tonight, jason law 9 on your side tonight here on nine on your side.. a special edition of 20-20 called "breaking point, heroin in america"a-b-c news the broadcast on how heroin is destroying lives every day and what's being done to stop the clock. and tonight at 11

. >> reporter: tom collins with the rural prevention cancer center sets up shop in the county unemploymentade pies. about half of the people he corrals either leave with a home test-kit or agree to get colonoscopies. >> the challenge is educating them that they can do something about it, and that i can help them do something about it, you don't have to get cancer. >> reporter: the state legislature passed a law last year requiring insurance companies to cover colonoscopies. >> we're so grateful for your mighty blessings. >> reporter: but debra burchett had no insurance and no way to pay for a screening even though she was having symptoms. >> have you completed all of your treatment? >> yes. >> reporter: then, her doctor told her the county had begun offering free screenings for people in her situation. it probably saved her life. and what was diagnosed? >> colon cancer. stage iv colon cancer. >> reporter: so if you had not found the free program, would you not have gotten the colonoscopy in 2014? >> probably not. i probably wouldn't be here today. >> reporter: another piece of this success

announcer: judy collins, tom and dick, the smothers brothers, the kingston trio, the highwaymen, the brothers four, glenn yarbrough, the limeliters, roger mcguinn, barry mcguire, randy sparks and the minstrels unite for history in a special celebration of american folk music... next on pbs. ♪ ♪ rows and flows of angel hair ♪ and ice cream castles in the air ♪

announcer: judy collins, tom and dick, the smothers brothers, the kingston trio, the highwaymen, the brothers four, glenn yarbrough, the limeliters, roger mcguinn, barry mcguire, randy sparks and the minstls unite for history in a special celebration of american folk music... next on pbs. ♪ ♪ rows and flows of angel hair ♪ and ice cream castles in the air ♪

among those reportedly in attendance, senator jeff sessions and chris collins and tom reed, who both endorsed him, as well as jim demint. al, he has gotten some endorsements. as trump said, others are considering endorsing him. what risks does a current member take if they endorsed donald trump? al: for number of them, a big risk. and a big risk if they don't. it can be a lose lose. charlie cook, as good at political wise men as there is, moved 10 house races today toward the democratic side. many were held by democrats anyway, but people are saying that the house can be in play. barbara comstock out here in suburban maryland is petrified of running on a ticket with donald trump. there are other people who will really pay a price. mark: it is surprising that you have people like that -- chris christie, rick scott, but so few others. if trump had the poll numbers he had, he would get a lot of endorsement. al: he won the massachusetts primary and won it convincingly. a couple months later, the governor came out against him . that is not what you normally see. mark: but that is massachu

announcer: judy collins, tom and dick, the smothers brothers, the kingston trio, the highwaymen, the brothers four, glenn yarbrough, the limeliters, roger mcguinn, barry mcguire, randy sparks and the minstrels unite for history in a special celebration of american folk music... next on pbs. ♪ ♪ rows and flows of angel hair ♪ and ice cream castles in the air ♪

among those reportedly in attendance senator jeff sessions and congressman chris collins and tom reid who all endorsed trump as well as former capitol hill heavyweights newt gingrich and jim demint. al, he's gotten some endorsements clearly as trump has said he's right and others are considering endorsing him. what risks does a current member of congress take if they endorse donald trump if any? >> for a number of them a big risk and a big risk if they don't. it can be a lose-lose. charlie cook who was as good a political wise man as there is moved 10 house races today toward the democratic side. a number of those were held by democrats anyway. nowhere near close to the 30. but the house -- people are beginning to say the house can be -- barbara come stack out here in suburban maryland is petrified about running on a ticket that has donald trump at the top. there are other people who if they run away from him are going to really pay a price with the trumpites. >> it's really surprising to me you have a few people like those at the meeting today, chris christie, and the governor of flo

attendees are likely to be trump supporters, including jeff sessions republican from alabama, tom marino, chris collinsncan hunter, jr., and all whom announced their support for donald trump. there are some thought that senator tom cotton may be among those. we can't confirm that as of yet. let's bring in ed rollins, campaign manager for president reagan in 1984 and joe trippi, campaign manager for howard dean, 2004. welcome. >> good morning. martha: seems if you are donald trump campaign leader, you look at today as a possible turning point. a moment when you start to present donald trump to the american people as more of a presidential element. ed, what do you think? >> well first of all you watch ad very formidable opponent who gave a speech for the audience was very important speech and she had great presence and she is very substantive person. can never underestimate her. only way we'll beat her is basically be substantive back. the point in direct contrast which there are many. i think he has to give a serious speech today, which i hear he is. he has to basically use the meeting at noon to sort o