over 160 narcan treatings.[please stand by] >> and so our healthy streets intervention program, since 2015, there have been 15 of these programs conducted, and they have of about 7300 contacts, and about 80 people have engaged in services at the casc. so i will turn it over to the final presenter. >> good morning, supervisors. jeff kosinski with the department of homelessness and public housing. and also later to answer any questions that you have about our work outside of hsoc. so one of the things that we're doing at hsoc is managing the encampment team, which is managing the large encampments and then work with d.p.w. and the police. we offer everybody assistance, and today, we're wrapping up around gerald and rankin, hetch everybody out there move into shelter and navigation centers and get assistance.

the chief and change the policies so that now every police officer in our community has access to narcaney don't have to go to the hall of justice in order to have an even exchange when they use it. because, as we know, you can save a life within seconds with this drug. i also reached out to the bayview officers and learned they were having issues with their radio communications, putting their safety at risk. this is an issue i have brought to the board so they can hopefully help the officers resolve the communications issues they're having. i worked on the communication matrix, which is especially disappointing to the public who are not privy to the proceedings behind closed doors. and we now have a working body. i also am working on an administrative appeals process for disciplinary cases because of the appellate court, which came out with a decision indicating or stating that the police commission didn't have an adequate appeals process for police officers. my role as a labor commissioner attorney has helped me in this pursuit because we work with administrative hearings at the labor

other officers jumped in for sao narcan. no word on theice are injuries officer. >>> also new at 11:00, santa rosa police praising a lyft driver for an unusual rescue in heavy rain. there was a clip posted by the driver. we'll leave itsay toth him to explain. >> dropping somebody off. in this apartment complex. found this little baby.hedr walking around with no shoes ona >> police say the driver del hendricks saw the toddler near the side of thehe road. together he and officers eventually locatedd the family. according to press democrat, th 18-month-old girl wandered aways after a door opened during the f storm. >>> amazonl. facing significant on say opposition ofs new yorkers saya it will not build headquarters l in new york city after n all an will build the other planned headquarters in virginia and a e facility inw nashville.ate itha says it will not undergo aa new search forrs replacement fo new york. new york city and state had remt offered amazon nearly $3 billion in incentives. >>> cominggers up, extreme herbulence f

first responders found the driver uncash and use narcan to treat her for the precaution. >>> we are learning stunning details in the wake of trial of drug king pink jauquin el chapo guzman. one juror claims at least five fellow jorps regularly violated judges orders not to watch news coverage of the trail. in according to a vice news report. vice claims to have a video interview with one anonymous member of the jury who admitted they constantly watched news reports and checked twitter feeds for updates on the story. the vice report claims the juror says the media didn't have an effect on the jury decision even reechlg that they took no joy in convicting the drug king pin. guzman is serve life in prison, but his defense team vowed to appeal. >>> a duke freshman standout was forc auter he suffered a bizarre injury in the first seconds of thetar forward move when he slipped and e spea sending him to the floor in plain. he limped off the floor to the locker room. duke's coach kay said he had a mild knee sprain and doesn't know how much time he will miss. meanwhile barack obama showed support for

purdue executives discussed promoting the overdose reversal drug narcan to the same doctors who prescribed the most opioids. in a statement, a spokesman speaking for purdue and the sacklers said casting those discussions in a negative light is an egregious mischaracterization and the company ultimately declined to get into that business. they say the court filing seeks to vilify purdue, calling it riddled with demonstrably inaccurate allegations, arguing the fact that there's an opioid crisis does not mean the companies who made the drugs caused the problem. kate snow, nbc news. >>> also tonight, a dramatic hostage standoff. an inmate holding a man at knifepoint. you'll see the tense negotiations and the takedown >>> honoring a 100th birthday. stay with us. >>> we're back with that dramatic hostage drama caught on camera. a prison librarian grabbed by an inmate and cameras rolling during the tense negotiations. the team moving in for a rescue. here's stephanie gosk. >> reporter: the librarian in this maximum security prison in arizona didn't even see it coming. inmate timothy monk pulled o

first responders found bird unconscious and used narcan to eat her for a heroin overdose. the children were not hurt but taken to the hpital a a precaution. bird faces 12 counts of child endanger dnt andg charges. >>> stunning new details in the wake of trial of drug kingpin joaqu joaquin el chep poe guzman. one injure claims there were violations not to watch news coverage of the trial. vice claims to have a video interview with one anonymous member of the jury whoit ad they constantly watched news reports and checked their twitter feeds for updates on the story. the vice report claims theys jur he media didn't have an effect on the jury's decision, even revealing they took no joy in convicting the drug kingpin. guzman is serving life in prison team has vowed to appeal. >>> a duke freshman standout was force the out of the game against north carolina after he suffered a bizarre injury in the first seconds of the game. zion wson had the ball and planted his left foot on an offensive move. at's when he slipped and ripped his left nike sneaker, sending him to the floor in pa

purdue executives discussed promoting the overdose reversal drug narcan to the same doctors who prescribed the mioids. in a statement, a spokesman speaking for purdue andhe sacklers said casting those discussions in a negative light is an egregious mischacterization and the company ultimately declined to get into that business. they say the court filing seeks to vilify purdue, calling it th riddled emonstrably inaccurate allegations, arguing the fact that there's an opioid crisis does not mean the companies who made the drugs caused the problem. kate snow, nbc news. >>> also tonight, a dramatic hostage standoff. an inmate holding a man at ifepoint. you'll see the tense negotiations and the takedown. >>> the uninvited gues taking over a popular tourist spot and it's all because of the government shutdown. >>> honoring a ground-breaking american icon on his 100th birthday. stay with us. y tells you they can save you money. save up to 10% when you bundle with esurance. including me, esurance spokesperson dennis quaid. he's a pretty good spokesperson. ehhh. so when i say, "drivers who switched

police say she had been -- she had to be revived at the scene with the overdose drug narcan. 12 special needs children were on that bus. luckily and thankfully no one was hurt. >>> defense attorneys for mexican drug lord el chapo may challenge his conviction amid reports of jury misconduct. one juror says at least five members of the jury disregarded the judge's orders and followed media coverage of the case during the trial. el chapo's lawyers claim that means their client may not have received a fair trial. they say they're now considering all legal options. >>> google says it meant to tell its customers about the hidden microphone in one of its security products but failed to do so. the company says it forgot to include that information on its nest secure alarm system. the error came to light when google revealed its virtual assistant could be used with the system. google says the product information has now been updated. >>> samsung has debuted its highly anticipated foldable phone. when it's open the galaxy fold screen is almost as big as a tablet, but when it's closed, it looks li

i was graciously sent a narcan kit for him from protecting canine heros on facebook there. is a chance he can come in contact by sniffing around a vehicle or inside a home during a drug search warrant. it's constantly in the back of my mind. i'm extra cautious since my incident in 2017. >> dana: congressman johnson, i understand why you invited officer groan to be with you last night. fentanyl overdoses in the united states. 2012, 1600. 2,018,335 deaths in 2016. i'm sure from your perspective you want to get a handle on this. >> this is a no brainer dana. when you think about in 2017, 2018 we saw a 73% increase in illegal fentanyl coming across the southern border. anyone that can't use that alone as a reason to secure the southern border. you pointed out that big bust that occurred last week, the over 300 pounds of fentanyl that's enough to kill millions of people. it is not that hard to put it on people or to blow it on people and cause those deaths. >> dana: congressman, i want to ask you, as i understand it that fentanyl was manufactured and slipped from china. what do

police using narcan to revive her. policeay 57-year-old lisa bird was unresponsive when paramedi arrived. bird is charged with child endangerment, possession of drug paraphernalia, and driving while impaired. the students are all okay. >>> now to tax return surprises we've been telling you about, tax day now just under two months away. experts are advising everyone to do their taxes as early as possible so you have time to prepare if younexpectedly owe money or your refund is less than expected. here's tom costello "the price you pay." >> reporter: in portland, oregon, andy craft and amy eli yas are still recovering from a refund whiplash. >> i just assumehe made a stake. >> i assumed i did as well. >> reporter: a cpa confirmed their turbo tax results were no mistake. after averaging refunds of several hdred dollars in years past this year they owe $10,000. what happened? amy got promoted last year, andy got a new job, they paid a lower tax rate, but they never ed adjustheir paycheck withholdings. >> makes me sick to m

we need to do something about having more not can available, so people -- narcan available, so peopleo overdose, there is someone who can administer it. so it is an all out attack. we need to educate, have treatment programs, and we need to get serious. this is killing far more people than losing in afghanistan and iraq. david: it is extraordinary, the death toll. thank you so much. that is ed rendell joining us from philadelphia. an update for you, the judge presiding over michael cohen's case has granted the delay for prison. he was opposed to report to prison on march 6, now he will instead report on may 6. coming up, the struggle for leadership in venezuela. we speak with a former ambassador in caracas. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is "balance of power." i'm david westin. it has been four weeks since juan guaido declared himself the interim president of venezuela. after the national assembly declared nicolas maduro's election illegitimate. since then, many countries have recognized him as the legitimate leader of the country, but nicolas maduro is showing no sign

the company allegedly examined selling overdo dosdose antidote narcan to the same doctors it sold opioidsuding oxycontin. citing internal documents the lawsuit shows the company referred to drug dependent people as, attractive markets that could earn the company billions. the massachusetts attorney general whose office filed the suit also accused the family of deceiving doctors and patients about oxycontin's risks and profiting off the sale of the drug while blaming the terrible consequences on the people who became addicted to them. the complaint cites an e-mail from former purdue chairman and president richard sack ler who wrote we have to hammer on the abusers. they are the culprits and the problem. they are the reckless criminals. the lawsuit includes a chart that shows the family paid themselves more than $4 billion in opioid profits between 2008 and 2016. purdue lost a legal battle to get the contents of the complaint kept private telling cnn the massachusetts attorney general's decision to release the complaint is, quote, part of a continuing effort to blame it for the entire opioi

. >> heather: so this is my narcan.at my husband's going to relapse and i'm going to find him dead. you just put this in here and squirt it up their nose. >> anthony: now in most cases, as i understand it, they're right out of it. >> heather: yeah. they're right out of it and they're instantly sick. >> anthony: they don't wake up happy. but they wake up. >> heather: but they wake up. >> anthony: you walk to the bathroom and there's somebody blue there. >> heather: somebody's on the floor. >> anthony: are you saving that life? >> heather: yep, saving that life. absolutely. and then kicking their ass. [ laughter ] >> anthony: better now? life better now? >> heather: absolutely. my kids have been home three years. you know, i no longer have to watch my back. you know, i live a pretty straight and narrow life, which, you know, people might say is boring, but i love my life today. i'm grateful. >> anthony: where are we headed? >> heather: this way. >> anthony: oh, okay. >> heather: to the recover projects. this is where my r

. >> police say the 57-year-old driver was revived at the scene with the overdose drug narcan. 12 children with special needs on board were hurt. the driver is facing a dozen counts of child welfare endangerment. >>> newly released dashcam video shows a highway patrol officer who was almost killed by a drunk driver. >> this nevada trooper finished up with a driver when he spotted a car coming after him. he escaped with minor injuries. the suv driver was later arrested. >>> turning to a major break in a 46-year-old case. it involved the kidnapping and murder of an 11-year-old girl south of los angeles. >> dna evidence led police more than 1,000 miles away to a suspect in colorado. here is abc's marci gonzalez. >> reporter: the agonizing nearly 46-yearlong manhunt for this little girl's killer finally over, according to police. >> generations of investigators worked on her case. we never gave up. >> linda o'keefe vanished in july of 1973 while walking home from school. the 11-year-old found the next day, strangled in a ditch. newport beach police telling the details of that day a

it is something to point up and also supplying narcan. which is the antidote.'s a little controversial but having more accessibility to that can help someone having an immediate overdose which assess for tory depression. it decreases, they stop breathing. so the medication helps them to breathe again. eric: is anything that they can use that they can be weaned off of fentanyl into something else? that is a major problem, people just cannot kick that monkey on their back. >> obviously, yeah. addiction is a real thing and it is hard. they do use methadone, that's a popular one. naloxone is another one.it is using certain facilities, rehab centers and the hospital as well. i prescribe opioids. i tried to keep it to a minimum, a couple days with. i will do surgery on person and i give two or three days with pit now there's intraoperative injectables. eric: soda, what is that? >> it is a substitute for pain. so something we inject while in surgery. in studies in phase ii and phase 3 trials and showing two, three or four days relief. and it eliminates the need for op