things have gotten worse. ods in broad daylight have become common place. in august during a phone conversation with the president of mexico, president trump called new hampshire a drug-infested den. the state's lawmakers didn't like the harsh words but admit they need assistance, repeatly promised during the presidential campaign. >> and we're going to help the people that are so badly addicted. rick: but that help, specifically federal funds for treatment programs, has been slow to arrive. >> really right now if it wasn't for, you know, private donors, we certainly wouldn't be doing safe station. i'm pretty certain of that. rick: safe station opened the doors of every manchester firehouse to any addict desperate for help. the program drew national attention and an invite to the chief for the first lady in washington. >> she showed a lot of compassion and wanted to understand the depths of the problem and kind of see what we're seeing on the streets which was encouraging. rick: since it was launched in august 2016, safe station has