well, today the isis bombing campaign in baghdad killed 69 people in four blasts. as always, isis was attacking neighborhoods of its rival, the shiite branch of i. radicals. in six days bombs have killed nearly 200 baghdad civilians. these attacks are designed to destabilize the u.s.-backed government, which is already teetering in a political crisis. returning now to an epidemic that is taking three lives in this country every hour, the abuse of opioids, including prescription painkillers and heroin. jason amaral could have been a dead man. the boy next door from a boston suburb got hooked in college. he s now 30. and we re telling his story because we want you to know there is both hope and help for addiction. last night we followed amaral as he shot heroin for what he hoped would be the last time. as we left him, he was entering rehab. correspondent demarco morgan and producer jonathan blakely continue our series in the shadow of death: journey. reporter: 24 hours
ninan: good evening. i m reena ninan. we begin with a possible break into the investigation of the crash of egyptair flight 804. sources in the u.s. and egypt tell cbs news the plane s flight data recorders, or black boxes, have been located but not yet retrieved in the area where wreckage from the plane has turned up. conflicting reports say the devices have not been located. the plane went down thursday, killing all 66 people on board. holly williams is in alexandria, egypt. reporter: the first images of debris from egyptair flight 804 show the plane s wreckage a life vest and luggage. egyptian authorities say human remains were also found in the several area in the southern mediterranean sea, where they re still looking for more wreckage and the bodies of those who were on board. the plane s flight recorders, or sold black boxes, could help answer what happened on the passenger jet with recdi from the cockpit in the minutes before the plane crashed. phillip balm is th
i m reena ninan with a western edition of the broadcast. data recorders from egyptair 804. the plane went down friday killing all 66 on board. the plane s data recorders or black boxes have been recovered, other reports say the devices have not been located. holly williams is in alexander, egypt. reporter: the first images of debris from egyptair flight 804 show the plane s wreckage a life vest and luggage. egyptian authorities say human remains were also found in the search area in the southern mediterranean sea where they re still looking for more wreckage and the bodies of those who were on board. the plane s flight recorders, or so-called black boxes, could help answer what happened on the passenger jet with recordings from the cockpit in the minutes before the plane crashed. phillip balm is the editor of an aviation magazine. presumably, the pilots were talking about the situation at that point in time between each other, as they were desperately trying to aviate
what the president asked for. the house majority wants even less, $622 million. all the zika cases in the u.s. so far have been in people who traveled from latin america, but health officials here expect mosquito-borne infections will occur here soon. david begnaud is in florida. reporter: there are over 100 cases of zika in florida, more taan any other state in the u.s., and officials say more funding is the key to stopping the spread. florida governor rick scott: this is an urgent need. we need to be doing this now. we need to come to the conclusion now. we need to prepare before we seve the crisis. reporter: republican senator marco rubio represents florida and agrees. if this becomes a serious outbreak, it s not going to cost $1.9 billion. it could cost $4 billion or $5 billion. reporter: it is money the state needs, for example, for isquito inspectors. florida does not have enough of them to monitor neighborhoods so the state is now paying to train private pest
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