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Busy. funeral homes are definitely secure with their jobs. >> thomas has been a one of a kind type of the dead run porter. i haven't had any negative feedback from any of the drivers that have gone out with him. to the contrary they've all said he's very responsible. very attentive. he wants to do a good job every run he goes out on. and it puts my mind at ease he's one of the guys out there doing the job. >> but this will be one of schiele's last runs. he's nearing the end of a 60-day sentence and will soon be leaving the jail. >> what's your plans for the future? >> well, number one above al...

Overdoses in the state, he has seen a lot in his 20 years on patrol. >> we worked more heroin overdose s than i can count. >> reporter: when he found a 35-year-old woman at a gas station disoriented and clearly at rock bottom. he sat on the ground next to her and talked. >> she had confessed that she had been using drugs and that she had been using drugs for quite some time and she was going through just a tough time in life. >> reporter: he could have arrested her. he didn't. >> all my instincts told me that she needed help more than she needed jail. >> reporter: that's how an addict came to ...

Happen? >> i'm going to do everything i can to help make that happen. the problem is you've really got two areas where the money is needed on the first is going to be exactly that, treatment programs. something that people don't understand about opioids is a 28 day program doesn't do anything and people who don't have health insurance might not even get 28 days. the groups that are putting out actual good programs right now, they are running 1-2 year long-term inpatient programs. that takes a lot of money. you have to take that out of the fact that communities were hit with this problem, they ...

Alexandra field. she's in norman, oklahoma, for us. alexandria, tell us more about this landmark ruling against johnson & johnson. >> reporter: good evening, wolf. it is an historic ruling, of course, oklahoma being the first state to take to trial a pharmaceutical company, alleging that company fueled the opioid crisis, a crisis that has claimed hundreds of thousands of american lives in the last two decades. the impact of this ruling could be far-reaching, but it is also being felt right here at home in oklahoma. one man who testified during the trial who lost his son to an opioid overdose s...

A fact that it's had we learned it is and we have no idea how long that mates and will continue to work. the bacteria could develop the resistance against it. fadden company but fates therapy can be used again and again until the bacteria are destroyed. i believe that this therapy will help me to live longer. and i need funding that are. still fade therapy is not widely available in poland. it can only be used if recommended by a doctor and only after standard therapy options have failed as in the autist case . the. surgeon is in charge of her treatment programs. is using phages developed spec...