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Onlookers in philadelphia taunting, even throwing things at police officers responding to last nights hours long standoff. 6 officers had been shot at that point. the war on cops. democrats are live in tonight after donald trump encouraged his relapse ban against two progressive congresswomen and members of the so-called squad. dave in fund bills us in on the rest. >> just days before she did leave and ilhan omar were to walk the streets of jerusalem they were informed the door will be closed. >...

. >> well, its shocking, to be honest. its absolutely shocking that we would have people put profits over people and flood our communities with these kinds of addicting drugs. you know, and thats kind of what happened with my son. he had broken his right arm four times, and he had two surgeries on his right elbow. his first surgery was at age 11. and his second surgery was at age 18. and ultimately, he became addicted to the opioid prescription pain pills. and, you know, for us, for the next fiv...

Stabilized transition without some form of relapse? >> oh, absolutely, right. >> you will relapse. its inevitable. its inevitable. >> if you had slapped him in the head. even if you had punched him in the face or kicked him. >> what about me getting punched? what about me? what about [ bleep ] >> this is something completely different. >> this is extreme. >> this is extreme. >> its like a blindside shot. how do you think i feel? how do you think i [ bleep ] feel? think in terms of me for a [ ble...

You keep saying, "you nearly killed him." "you nearly killed him." who is saying i killed him? who is saying i nearly killed him? >> i think i just did. >> you know what? its like this -- i dont even remember half the [ bleep ] that happened that day. because when i came back, i got knocked out, too. he wasnt the only one that got knocked out. i got knocked out -- im more blacked out than knocked out, okay? all i remember is coming back and saying, what the [ bleep ] is going on around here, man...

Never been challenged before. >> paul wolverton is a reporter with the "fayetteville observer." >> she was strong and intelligent and exciting for him. >> but was he enough for her? apparently not because after three months on her own, michelle went back to marty. >> she felt that the marriage could survive, despite everything that has happened. that they could make it. >> so john and michelles six-month affair seemed to be off. then a few weeks later it was apparently back on. the two traveled ...

Nici, even if it was a relapse, we want you to know that we love you. >> had nici, in fact, fallen back into addiction? >> i started hoping that. because then she would have been alive. >> the alternative that nici may be dead somewhere was too much to bear. a bulletin went out. be on the lookout for a 53" woman with a tattoo on her back. friends knew she would likely be wearing a cross necklace and a diamond tennis bracelet. nine days later, king county detective, kathleen decker, was dispatche...

Observer." >> she was strong and intelligent and exciting for him. >> but was he enough for her? apparently not because after three months on her own, michelle went back to marty. >> she felt that the marriage could survive, despite everything that has happened. that they could make it. >> so john and michelles six-month affair seemed to be off. then a few weeks later it was apparently back on. the two traveled to the tropical island of saba, where michelle interviewed for a job at a local unive...

>> i think we need preventive health care. we need to have medicare for all so that people have -- >> thank you. let me go to anita. tell us about -- >> im the expectative director andy feel like the gaps, foa is one of the gaps and we are not getting funding from anybody. not federally or anything else. we are working on trying to support the family, making the family healthy. when the person gets the rehab, they are able to have a supportive family to back up that rehab instead of relapse as m...

Do you have any evidence of what you just said? >> i know there are lots of pill factories and drug factories. >> what do you think could be done? >> i think we need preventive health care. we need to have medicare for all so that people have -- >> thank you. let me go to anita. tell us about -- >> im the expectative director andy feel like the gaps, foa is one of the gaps and we are not getting funding from anybody. not federally or anything else. we are working on trying to support the family,...

To inject her with heroin. >> nicis weekly alcoholics anonymous meetings were the rock and foundation of that daily conscious effort. and on saturday morning, january 28th, she was supposed to attend a very special meeting. a celebration to honor her for eight years of sobriety. >> every year, its your birthday. and it was her eighth birthday. >> as being a clean and sober woman. >> yes. she was so proud of it. we were so proud of her. everyone was proud of her. >> honey, its mom. i dont know wh...