that s the truth he s responsible for the blood that s being shed upon a stance well for the latest on this story and everything else related to the israeli palestinian conflict you can head to our website there you ll find as you can see on the front page news opinion pieces programs as well as documentaries and also one of the top stories on our website today and most trending is this one australia recognizing west jerusalem as israel s capital so the prime minister scott morrison says that australia will not though move its embassy from tel aviv for now but will open a trade in defense office in jerusalem muslim majority countries like indonesia malaysia have threatened to cancel a free trade deal in protests the us recognized all of jerusalem as israel s capital last year a move declared by the un to be no voids. now let s go back to our top story the protests in france and on monday president of anyone macaw announced tax cuts and income increases for the working poor an
america tonight s sarah hoye at ground zero of the opioid epidemic. america s addiction may be getting worse. thanks for joining us, i m joie chen. we know its grip is powerful and becoming more deadly now science of heroin is reaching into more communities and getting more people looked. america tonight has closely followed america s rappic addiction and now confirms what we ve seen an explosion of death due to heroin nearly four times higher than over the last decade and on the streets, america tonight s sarah hoye is finding the drug trade is luring even more victims to their deaths. reporter: the north philly where neighborhood of kensington. from the monument that symbolizes philadelphia. the district was once thriving now an eyesore. attracting heroin pushers and users. it s a neighborhood where the people have been forgotten and where the forgotten go to forget. this is the place that people choose to turn their headway from turning a blind eye. one per
here. america tonight s sarah hoye, at ground zero of the opioid epidemic. america s addiction may be getting worse. thanks for joining us, i m joie chen. we know its grip is powerful and becoming more deadly now science of heroin is reaching into more communities and getting more people looked. america tonight has closely followed america s rappic addiction and now confirms what we ve seen an explosion of death due to heroin nearly four times higher than over the last decade and on the streets, america tonight s sarah hoye is finding the drug trade is luring even more victims to their deaths. reporter: the north philly where neighborhood of kensington. from the monument that symbolizes philadelphia. the district was once thriving now an eyesore. attracting heroin pushers and users. it s a neighborhood where the people have been forgotten and where the forgotten go to forget. this is the place that people choose to turn their headway from, turning a blind eye.
these people down here. america tonight s sarah hoye, at ground zero of the opioid epidemic. america s addiction may be getting worse. thanks for joining us, i m joie chen. we know its grip is powerful and becoming more deadly now science of heroin is reaching into more communities and getting more people looked. america tonight has closely followed america s rappic addiction and now confirms what we ve seen an explosion of death due to heroin nearly four times higher than over the last decade and on the streets, america tonight s sarah hoye is finding the drug trade is luring even more victims to their deaths. reporter: the north philly where neighborhood of kensington. from the monument that symbolizes philadelphia. the district was once thriving now an eyesore. attracting heroin pushers and users. it s a neighborhood where the people have been forgotten and where the forgotten go to forget. this is the place that people choose to turn their headway from, turn
will leave them homeless. thanks for joining us, i m joie chen. we begin by looking at safety and shelter and the challenge facing those threatened by domestic violence. put yourself in their shoes. in a moment of december operation should you call for help? now you may think the only concern is whether the 911 may agitate the abuser, make things worse but in dozens of communities across the nation, america tonight s sarah hoye found a different reason, it could force them from the safety of their own homes. nobody would choose to live like that. that s a hard way to live. that s a hard way to live. reporter: for months lekesha briggs lived in fear. after police responded to a call to her home after her boyfriend became violent she warned her two more calls there would be trouble. nobody ever called again from our house. that with was it. what else do you want to draw? instead of protection, the mother of two working double shifts making ends meet faced eviction f