. >>> steve brennan, a former addict is behind the flyers, and he is hoping other communities pick up the idea awareness day, we have information on all the activities on our website. and a drug manufactureers is making 1200 of these pouches available for free. you can fill them with prescription drugs and tap water, and then it will deactivate the drug so safely throw it away in the trash . they are available at pharmacies in ohio. serve beer with more alcohol in it. nick foley is live at some of your favorite breweries. we have a worry here as well? >> reporter: good morning, guys. the last time the state changed the alcohol limit on beers was in 2002. this morning a new change going into effect, basically removing the 12% cap on craft beers, but industry is a strong industry, and it's part of the big menu here in the city and flat and up and coming neighborhoods. proponents said that equals more creativity and more jobs, but beer lovers we spoke to said it's no joke. they worry it may be too much. >> you get into, 8% or 9%, and that's trouble. i could have that's about it. >> repor

. >> reporter: steve brennan is a behind the flyers. >> to recognize overdose awareness day, there's several discussions and panels in our area today. >> they are listed on the news net 5 app, including a special donation to help in the fight against prescription drug abuse. a drug manufacturer is making 1200 of these pouches for free. drugs so you can throw them in the trash. >>> breweries are raising a glass today to celebrate being able to brew and serve drinks with more alcohol. nick a lot of people are excited, but some are worried, too? >> reporter: yeah, jackie, the last time the state changed the alcohol limit on beers was in 2002, and a new into effect, basically removing the 12% cap on craft fears, and with that comes concerns as well. we all know it's a huge industry in the state, growing every year, and there's hundreds of breweries in the state, and craft beers are a big part of the menus here. proponents said it equals more creativity and more jobs, but some beer lovers we spoke to volume is no joke, and they worry it will be too much. >> you get into 8% or 9%, and that

steve brennan has a flyer with 30 number, all are former addicts, and they hope to change someone else's life. >> we don't have a magic wand, but we are able to share our experience with them and our hope. and six people have gone into treatment. >>> and terrence, there's a powerful drug mixed in. >> yeah, it's called carfentanil. the d.e.a. said they know that's how dealers are it's so dangerous investigators are wearing gloves and masks when they handle anything they believe is heroin. >>> new information about hazing at a high school. madison school said they a problem at the john carroll football camp. lake catholic is investigating a hazing incident at that camp. they forfeited their first game last week because so many >>> mercy medical center in lorain is issuing an apology after losing the remains of a stillborn baby. they are investigating how it happened. there's no regulations on labeling fetal remains. mercy has not responded to our request for a copy of their policy. >>> the search for who murdered to men in a home with several children the three kids, ages 4, 2, and 11 mont

steve brennan is the man behind this, cleanout for one year and five months. for 25 years off and on he struggle with his own demons, i die. the ambulance came and revived me. >>reporter: steve is the first member, the others also former addicts all hoping to change the course of a life that has hit rock bottom. >> they get to the point of shooting up. they are not suicidal, they just don't care. >>reporter: in just one month his group has gotten more than 50 calls for help. six people already placed in treatment facili recovery. >> we do not have a magic wand, we have resources and we are able to share our experiences with them. >> right now those flyers are only up in akron. steve is helping another community picks up the idea and spreads it around to help the addicts recover. >> one of the reasons this epidemic has become so deadly is because herion is being like a sedative use a knockout large animals. we discover it is online for anyone to purchase. a quick search online found website after website. the dea says it already knows that is one way dealers are

steve brennan are bright partners is the chief executive officer.way has been promoted to campaign manager. paul manafort keeps his role as chairman for now. this is the start of an attempted turnaround, and a refocusing, new staff in a say in not robbed her. if i was a trump supporter -- >> this is not a surprise. mr. trump said he would begin with a big push in september. he's bought television ads for september 1st. this is not a shakeout. this is an expansion of them you'd expect for some getting ready for the fall major campaign. people have been added. people say he needs to do more and have more people around and more influence. it's a shakeout. i contend this is that they've intended to do all along. kellyanne conway is well-liked. steve bannon has and history. smart man who knows what's going on in the country. these are people who know what they're doing but not quite within the complete value of the establishment. stuart: is it a new start? ronald reagan fired his campaign chief shortly before the presidential election. is there like that

steve liesman. >>> we've got smartphones, smart tvs, smart cars, what about smart trucks? morgan brennan live in dallas at the great american trucking show with the preview. morgan. >> reporter: hey, michelle. that's right. so we've got new technologies coming in to big rigs like this one all the way down to the engines. this is an x-15 from cummins. we're going to go inside the truck of the future when "power lunch" returns. ay azing is movg li one. real is an al rescue.is closos amg otwenty-seven thousand othem there's only onece whe re and azingive.

steve liesman. >>> we've got smartphones, smart tvs, smart cars, what about smart trucks? morgan brennanin dallas at the great american trucking show with the preview. morgan. >> reporter: hey, michelle. that's right. so we've got new technologies coming in to big rigs like this one all the way down to the engines. this is an x-15 from cummins. we're going to go inside the truck of the future when "power lunch" returns. ay azing is movg li one. real is an al rescue.is closos amg otwenty-seven thousand othem there's only onece whe re and azingive. book aworld vaon pacge and t thineds.loomomat en youk e fresingredients, stepy-st re u ke idie ver door f less tn $9 aeal. >>> welcome back to "power lunch." i'm michelle caruso-cabrera. the great american trucking show underway in dallas, texas. and according to the executives, the suppliers, the hundreds of truckers who are attending the conference, the future of trucking is here. morgan brennan is live at that conference with more on all the cool technology that's going on in the trucking sector. morgan. >> reporter: hey, michelle. and there'

brennan. seniors stalked and robbed right at their front doors. the belmont section of the bronx on edge after two ruthless attacks that sound very similar. cbs 2's steve langford reports. >> reporter: two sundays, two elderly victims mugged on or and safety of their iconic neighborhood shattered. 81-year-old laura passero showing what happened to her. her face obscured at the request of her children. are you okay? >> um -- i'm -- [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: she is scared to go out anymore. she adds in italian. surveillance video showing out the attack began a suspect lurking outside her building as she struggles with a bag of fruit. the man then pounces, once inside grabbing her necklace from behind, ripping it off her neck then kicking her to the floor in the vestibule. >> he didn't taker money? >> no, no. >> reporter: he just took the necklace? >> the necklace. >> reporter: a necklace give to her by her family with the birthstones of all eight of her grandchildren. three blocks away, the sunday before, 90-year-old frances robbed too under similar circumstances as she returned >> just give me your money. >> reporter: her attacker also taking a pre