BURNETT: Breaking news. Singer Demi Lovato rushed to the hospital, suffering an apparent drug overdose, according to a source close to the family -- part of the drug crisis we are seeing across the United States that so many Americans are facing tonight. Let's go straight to Miguel Marquez live in Los Angeles. Miguel, what do you know?</s>MIGUEL MARQUEZ, CNN NATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: A source close to her family telling "People" magazine that she is in stable condition at the moment. It was about 11:22 in the morning, just before lunchtime that police and fire responded to Demi Lovato's Hollywood Hills home. She was brought to a local hospital where she is now, and everything that we understand is that she is doing all right. This is certainly a young woman who has had a very tough time. Six months ago, she announced that she had -- was celebrating her six years of sobriety, and then a few weeks ago, she released an album or the song called "Sober", indicating that she had had trouble and had a relapse into drugs and alcohol. This is somebody who has spoken very broadly and openly about her use of cocaine, alcohol, mental health issues, and eating disorders in the past, and now, it seems that she is struggling once again. In that song "Sober," some of the lyrics to it were interesting to note. One of them was: I am sorry that I'm here again. I promise that I'll get help. And a lot of fans tonight hoping she gets that help and she is OK -- Erin.</s>BURNETT: All right. Thank you very much, Miguel. And, of course, that promise one is physiologically impossible for people to make across this country grapple with the drug crisis. Thank you so much to Miguel and thanks to all of you for joining us. "ANDERSON" starts next.
Singer Demi Lovato Hospitalized After Apparent Overdose.