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In law enforcement we see it. we see it all the time. >> what are the primary demographics of this community? >> we are 85% white. >> overall it is a pretty white -- >> pretty dominant white community, yes, ma'am. >> in the years since the rolling meadows program began, two other suburban areas have also opened their doors offering treatment over incarceration. the reality is both regions are affluent and mostly white. in the poverty-stricken inner city, trying to get treatment through the local police department isn't an option. and if users get caught with heroin, nine times out of ten they ...

>> anything in your pockets? >> nope. >> turn around. put your arms up, please. >> i'm headed inside to the men's division. >> okay. thank you. >> thank you. >> one out of six male inmates in the cook county jail have used heroin in the days leading up to their arrests. while the fastest growing population of users in the country is young, white kids you wouldn't be able to tell here. >> are you seeing a lot of young white kids from the suburbs in these facilities. >> if is outside it is not showing up in this jail right now. >> why do you think that is given the fact the population seems to b...

Kicking in. it's a safety mechanism for our bodies when we feel threatened or in danger. john thurmond felt that way on september 11th, 2001. he survived the terror attack, but the trauma stayed with him. john found a way to manage his posttraumatic stress disorder. he's helping others do the same. >> i exhale pull forward, inhale, reach your arms, and gaze up to the ceiling. exhale, stand. inhaling, arms up. >> this looks like your typical yoga class. students focusing on their practice. the teacher, providing instruction. >> then release, counter twist to the right. >> but this isn't just an...

If she tells me it's true, she won't lie to me. she's never lied to me. >> and that's how, sitting there in the kitchen he talked himself into believing patty's tale of abuse and rape, the one that triggered his own childhood memories. >> immediately i got the adrenaline rush because i started to feel the anger. i jumped out of my seat and i hit him on the head three times, quickly. he put his arms up, and i -- sounded like a what and a why at the same time. and he -- as he threw his arms up, they automatically fell down and i was yelling at him, telling him how you raped my wife, you beat my ...

Condition. people need help lots of times. that if they relapse, they them- failed. we send all the wrong messages. so people don't want to continue to suffer. >> the chief knows this because he lives this. >> you were a plains clothesed narcotics detective for some time. you saw these people up close, people who were addicted to heroin, living that life. >> we had a mom that was a heroin addict for years. she had a 2-year-old son in her care. we would routinely do search warrants if we knew that she was selling out of the house. and we came in one night. and there was a crib. it was the 2-yea...