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Long-term? this is going to cost us a lot of money. it's the largest public health epidemic in years. ainsley: people of all generations, all socialio economic background. >> yeah, everybody. it doesn't matter how are or where you are from. how you grew up. it happens to everyone and every family deals with it. brian: a program to throw out your medicine when you are done with your knee injury. you don't need it. get rid of it. don't leave it? >> of course. brian: number two is doctors being more responsible as to how they prescribe it? >> have to be more aware. they used to give this stuff ou...

To agree on fighting the opioid epidemic playin plaguingr country. the cdc 71000 people died of drug-related overdoses from march of 2017 to the same time in 2018. that's a 5.1% unfortunately increase from the previous year. anna: the senate has just approved a bill 899-1 stops drugs at the border and calls for more recovery centers and research. will it be enough to fight the crisis? our next guests know about the epidemic first hand jay jonas battled with addiction and has since gotten sober four years ago. he founded the truth recovery centered jill jonas is a psychotherapist and joins us a...

They do counseling. psychotherapy. anna: it doesn't work for some people because they are not ready to go. how do you get your kid or loved one ready? >> you have to be ready the parent can never get the loved one, the k450eu8d, the husband, the brother. you can't get them to be ready. it's a personal choice you have to get through yourself. hit that bottom. and we all create that bottom? pete: were you there at that bottom? >> i was just going to say jay had many bottoms, you always think that's the bottom. and so a court incidents which we have had many back in the day, jay had a particular ...

tonight, the extraordinary moment. families invited in for the first time, finding the names of their loved ones. the children, tracing the names with their fingertips. so many now grown up. >> i wish my dad had been there to teach me how to drive, ask a girl out on a date. and tonight, the survivors from the twin towers and the pentagon. ten years later, what we never knew. what they really saw through those windows. the flash of blue that kept a group of firefighters going. and as a nation looks forward tonight, so do we, taking you straight up to the top of one world trade cen...

now our nation comes together ten year after those attack to remember the heartache and horror and to honor the heroism and resilience of american spirit. this is a special edition of "good morning america." 9/11 america remembers. and the people of abc news once again right there, connecting with americans on this emotional, historic day. just as we were on this morning ten years ago. we're live from ground zero, the pentagon and shanksville, pennsylvania. now reporting, diane sawyer and george stephanopoulos. and good morning to you, i'm diane sawyer at abc news headquarters in n...