it s more seizures, more arrests and more overdoses. one high level drug official described heroin as a monster you can t kill. it has always been lurking. it has never gone away. the question, how did it get here? you have to go back to the 1990s when columbian drug traffickers began flooding the city with high purity, low priced heroin. instead of $100,000 a kilo. it went to $60,000 a kilo. it made it much cheaper for people to buy. it was much purer. 60%, 70%, 80% more pure, compared to the old stuff which was just 6%. it now costs between 6 and $10 a packet. wow. what you re getting is a lot stronger which is becoming more deadly than it used to be. deb, i feel like heroin had more of a stigma to it 10 to 15 years ago. it was too hard of a drug or too low class. that s changed, right? absolutely. that s because back in the day people thought of heroin being
do not change how they prescribe antibiotics, the world could be in for serious trouble. our senior national correspondent john roberts live in atlanta where the cdc has the headquarters. what about this. we have been talking about this for a long time. the president bush keeps getting worse and the centers for disease control is issuing an urgent warning about the proliferation of dangerous bacteria that even the most powerful drugs can t kill. they have for the first time calculated the effecteds of nasty bacteria. every year in the united states 2 million people are made sick by antibiotic resistant bacteria and 23,000 of them die. tom frieden says we re facing a health crisis unless something urgent is done about it. we talk about the preantibiotic era and the antibiotic era and for some patients and some bacteria we re already in a post antibiotic era. we need to take action and we
i just hope that they find it in their hearts to forgive me and to maybe do research on people who have addictions. so they can see how their addiction takes over their lives. well, one of the women who escaped castro s house of horrors also speaking in court. here s michelle knight. ariel castro, i remember all the times that you came home talking about what everybody else did wrong and act you wasn t doing the same thing. you said at least i didn t kill. you took 11 years of my life away. and i have got it back. i spent 11 years in hell. now your hell is just beginning. i will overcome all this that happened. you will be in hell for
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95% of the dogs they kill because though their heart is in the right place they can t kill. they kill 40,000 dogs and cats a year. though i get you don t want them with junkies they will die anyway. worst case scenario the homeless guy eats the dog. that sounds gross, but still better than what was going to happen to him. he is fed. i was going to lauren, but you can t shut up. maintain focus. hing.want to fit in so i will there is definitely a little something. somebody answer the question. i think america thanks you. the weird thing is it was already purple. i want to go to lauren. lauren, what do you make of this 1234 you stwo knock it off. taste it. it is chocolate. i am calling my agent.