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Family. >> he was such a happy baby. oh, my god. he was so happy all the time. >> is it hard to talk about? >> no, i love talking about him. i talk about him to anybody who will listen. i loved seeing him on the hockey rink. that was his happy place where he could just sort of be free. his friends packed up immediately from schools wherever they were and came over and the family started showing up and i was just in shock. we tried. we were doing cpr and not a chance. he was long gone. i don't say he overdosed. i say he died from fentanyl poisoning. truthfully like at the end of the day, to me,...

Oh, my god, he was so happy all the time. >> is it hard to talk about? >> no, i love talking about him. i talk about him to anybody that will listen. i loved seeing him on the hockey rink and i think that was really, really his happy place, you know, where he could just sort of be free. his friends packed up immediately from schools, wherever they were, and came over and the family started showing up and i was just in shock. you know, we tried, we were doing cpr and not a chance. he was long gone. i don't see he overdosed, i say he died from fentanyl poisoning. truthfully, like at the end of t...

>> on a single sad night, november 2nd, dina's son became one of the 92,000 fatal overdoses in 2020 alone. much of it driven by fentanyl. the problem is there's so many of these drugs that are now on the street that the dea had to set up a secret forensics lab just to try and keep up. we're making our way there now. scott is deputy assistant administrator. you're getting more pills and more of those pills are coming back positive for fentanyl? >> almost every one of them comes back positive. >> in 2019, the dea seized roughly 2.2 million pills. in 2022, 50.6 million pills. at the beginning of ...