home run. the kids jump around going crazy as does jansen s dad in the stands. he started running around he was so excited. georgia pops out to right but the umpire is going to get in the way. the winning run comes in to score for georgia. they win a thriller, 7-6 to stay alive in the little legal world series. you know what, guys, there s two types of little legal parents. those who can sit there and cheer and those that run around and go crazy when their kids do something good. full confession, i m just like jansen s dad. i run around and go crazy. my son only plays t ball. i can t play the umpire got in the way of the play at the end of the game. i felt so bad. what could have been, you never know. next time we ll ask to see some of that dancing here. yes, a demonstration. thanks, andy. so mtv s video music awards got political, shocker.
yeah. are you embarrassed it should not have happened. should not have happened. the officials that were involved in the process should not have done what they did. reporter: pruitt also struggling to explain his rental of an apartment from the wife of a prominent energy lobbyist when he first moved to washington. president trump said he would drain the swamp. i don t is draining the swamp renting an apartment from the wife of a washington lobbyist? i don t think that that s even remotely fair to ask that question. okay, so why did you accept $50 a night to rent a condo from the wife of a washington lobbyist? let s talk about that. that is something, again, that has been reviewed by officials here. they ve said it s market rate renting from the wife of a lobbyist. who has no business before this agency. hold on has no business dpoish. is that williams and jansen? exxon valdeexxonmobil mr. hart has no clients that has business before this agenc
high school age daughter died from a hidden opioid addiction. we never got to see her graduate from high school. we never got to see her graduate from college. he never got to walk her down the aisle. if this sounds like a nightmare, it has definitely been a nightmare for our family. reporter: fox news reached out to each drug company named in missouri s lawsuit, in an e-mail jansen responded we have acted appropriately, responsibly and the best interest of the patients regarding our opioid medication. missouri is not the first to take action. it joins a list of states, counties and cities investigating or suing drug companies amid a nationwide epidemic of opioid abuse. new government data just released shows there was 1.2 million opioid-related e.r. visits in 2014 alone. a 99% increase compared to 2005. president trump repeatedly pledged to bolster federal efforts to combat the opioid
addiction. we never got to see her graduate from high school. we never got to see her graduate from college. he never got to walk her down the aisle. if this sounds like a nightmare, it has definitely been a nightmare for our family. reporter: fox news reached out to each drug company named in missouri s lawsuit, in an e-mail jansen responded we have acted appropriately, responsibly and the best interest of the patients regarding our opioid medication. missouri is not the first to take action. it joins a list of states, counties and cities investigating or suing drug companies amid a nationwide epidemic of opioid abuse. new government data just released shows there was 1.2 million opioid-related e.r. visits in 2014 alone. a 99% increase compared to 2005. president trump repeatedly pledged to bolster federal efforts to combat the opioid crisis. the president and the congressional leaders insisted
from a hidden opioid addiction. we never got to see her graduate from high school. we never got to see her graduate from college. he never got to walk her down the aisle. if this sounds like a nightmare, it has definitely been a nightmare for our family. reporter: fox news reached out to each drug company named in missouri s lawsuit, in an e-mail jansen responded we have acted appropriately, responsibly and the best interest of the patients regarding our opioid medication. missouri is not the first to take action. it joins a list of states, counties and cities investigating or suing drug companies amid a nationwide epidemic of opioid abuse. new government data just released shows there was 1.2 million opioid-related e.r. visits in 2014 alone. a 99% increase compared to 2005. president trump repeatedly pledged to bolster federal efforts to combat the opioid crisis. the president and the