West Virginia has the nation's worst drug problem, but much less homelessness than L.A.

To people who believe drug addiction is to blame for L.A.'s tent cities, West Virginia presents a paradox. It leads the U.S. in overdose deaths per capita. But it has a low rate of homelessness.

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