For years, suicide prevention advocates have been pressing for a three digit telephone number that could serve as a hotline to save lives. Now, one Virginia congressman has a bill to help make it a reality. Michael Pope reports.
Beyer Legislation Seeks to Educate About New Number for Suicide Prevention Hotline
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