tom: narcan is a prescription update -- shelley: narcan is a prescription that reverses an overdose. >> last year, there were 300 deaths in the state of new hampshire from overdoses, and this year, we make over 1000. s all about helping the addict, because chances are, it might be someone you know. >> i' ve seen groceries, construction workers, students, sons, daughters, fathers, mothers, people from all walks of life. shelley: narcan has the potential to save more lives than any other medication in the united states this year. tom: a motorcycle rider was seriously injured in a crash in manchester. police say the motorcycle was headed north on elm when it collided with an suv at the intersection at clark to the driver of the suv wasn' t hurt. the motorcycle rider was taken to the hospital. police are investigating the cause. littleton police are looking for the man who robbed a gas station at knife point. this is a surveillance picture from the circle k on cottage street last night. the man wore a mask. police believe he had a dark tattoo or mark on his left hand between his thumb an

. >> the reporter: school nurses offices stock up on narcan. where the heroin overdose reversing drug is in demand. >> if we save one life it will be worth it. >> elizabeth: there's a massive search to find any sign of life the crew on board the doomed ship the el faro. that crew includes two massachusetts men. coming up, we're looking into the ship's inspection records. all new in a live report from jacksonville. >> mark: first, stunning testimony when the former football star aaron hernandez appears back in court. >> the only thing i recall them saying is they better not say >> mark: why hernandez huh, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. yeah, everybody knows that. well, did you know that playing cards with kenny rogers gets old pretty fast? you got to know when to hold'em. know when to fold 'em. know when to walk away. know when to run. you never count your money, when you're sitting at the ta... what? you get it? i get the gist, yeah. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car i

. >> that mother says the drug narcan saved her child. if you want it, you'll be able to get it over the counter at cvs but not everyone wants it so readily available. we've got the controversy neck. >>> and trouble for donald trump it's not on the campaign trail. what the fbi is investigating at some of his properties. ♪ >> eagles as we know have issues. demarco murray has an issue with the number of touches he's getting in the game and chip kelly responds at today's news conference. we'll have it coming up later in sports. ñÑ ♪ >>> trouble tonight for donald trump and the it department for his hotels. according to fox news, seven of the presidential candidates hotels have been hack. customer credit and debit card numbers may have been stolen. hackers gaining access between may 2014 and june 2015 at front desk of those hotels, restaurants and gift shops were also hacked. the company is offering affected customers a year of free identity theft protect. >> drug overdoses killed tens of thousands of people every year in the united states. n

narcan -- administered `narcan, and they both admitted `that the child was in the room `when this was going on. `i' m sure it had to do with all `of the circumstances combined `but we do not believe that she `got in to any of the heroin or `the narcan. `we do not believe that that was `immediately related to her `medical emergency. `stephanie: houlne is out on bail `november 23. `wmur news 9. `shelley: a man in gilford is `accused of trying to break into `the same home twice in one day. `gilford police say on sunday, `they arrested jameson cyr `outside a home on hoyt road. `he was released on personal `recognizance bail. `a few hours later, cyr went back `to the police department, said `he' d broken into the same home, `and asked for help getting into `rehab. `he was taken to jail for `breaching bail conditions. `as the state fights to make `progress against the heroin `epidemic, top officials are `trying to sort out another `controversy surrounding the `state' s drug czar. `comments made about the czar by `the head of the new hampshire `medical society. `wmur political reporter adam

guest: officially i am unsure actually of their position on narcan. personally as a mental health provider in the state and my own private practice, i believe in narcan. i think it saves lives. so many individuals are overdosing. the numbers tripled in the past year. the need for narcan is karen: it is not a perfect solution but it is a solution. stepping out of his coming up. it is the big fundraiser. you guys are about to launch a major capital campaign and this is a way to raise unrestricted funds for these ancillary programs. guest: that' s right. unrestricted is the key word. we want to be able to raise over $1 million. last year we raised just under that mark. karen: it' s going to be a nice evening. chaka khan is going to be there. guest: if tom brady wants to show up, i' m ok with that. karen: i' m looking forward to being there, too. i' m going to be the mc for the evening. thank you for being here. guest: thank you. karen:. forget, the stepping out gala is november 7 at the sheraton boston hotel. chaka khan is the special guest. up next, how

. >> it's a drug often referred to as fla narcan. members of his department were first on the scene responding to renee's 911 call. just weeks later police would be trained and equipped with the drug that could have saved alex. heroin overdose deaths triple nationwide between 2010 and 2013. with a growing epidemic, police departments are changing their approach to drug addiction. arming police with antidotes rather than arrests. >> if we get to the scene first we can administer it. >> moloxone has been around for years, injected with a needle. but maryland is among dozens of states that allow emergency to carry narcan. the price has nearly doubled in the past year, leading to huge profits amphistar. >> do you think there will be lives lost as a result of police not being able to afford it? >> yes. if it gets to the point where it's cost-prohibited its users are going to stop carrying it. we could come an overdose and i could have used narcan. seconds count, you have to be there when they're overdosing. >> price increase caught the at

`he gave houlne narcan and `reversed her overdose. `police rushed to the hotel but `no one was in the room. `dolan says what they did find `was evidence of heroin use. `>> needles, cotton balls, spoons `-- it looked like they were `using heroin in the room. `we also found the discharged, `empty narcan unit on the `windowsill. `houlne, her daughter, and the `road. `>> the female did admit that she `had injected heroin and she had `overdosed. `the man admitted that he had `administered the narcan on her, `and they both admitted that the `child was in the room when this `was going on. `ray: houlne is out on bail this `morning and will be arraigned in `late november. `live in salem, ray brewer, wmur `news 9. `erin: a laconia man is being `held this morning for breaking `his bail conditions. `this after gilford police say he `admitted to trying to break into `the same home twice in one day. `44-year-old jameson cyr was `taken into custody outside of a `home on hoyt road sunday. `he was later released on bail `but a few hours later, cyr wen

police say she `overdosed on heroin in front of `her 4-year-old and a man who was `with her used narcan to bring `her back to life. `stephanie woods live in salem `now with more on this `investigation. `reporter: salem police say that `a 911 call ended with a woman `under arrest and her daughter in `the hospital. `salem police say that a man `called them from the laquinta `hotel yesterday afternoon. `31-year-old karihoulne allegedly `overdosed in front of her `daughter. `by the time they got to the `hotel no one was in the room, `but they did find needles, `narcan injectors and kids' toys. `they later found the mother and `that she admitted to using `heroin in front of the girl and `the man with her sd he used `narcan to bring her back. ``>> it just goes to show you how `serious this heroin epidemic is `and that even while she's `supposed to be taking care of `her child that the illness and `the addiction just took over. `report police say the child was `taken to the hospital for a `medical emergency but that that `condition was not related to `heroin exposure. `tonight houlne is out on

`he admitted that he administered `the narcan. `they both admitted the child was `ray: she will be arraigned with `charges of endangering a child. `brewer. `sean: thanks. `the president of the new `hampshire medical society says `political firestorm when he made `comments about the state toss `drug -- state' s drug czar. `he said jack wozmak has not `reached out to state doctors. `that brought calls for the `governor to fire wozmak. `>> anybody involved in this only `welcomes more partnership from `anybody who has a title position `committee that are as eager as `passionate for the circumstances `, to have clearer ways of `resolution, to meet together. `sean: he said politics play as `smaller role as possible to the `state' s response to the opioid `crisis. `erin: officers say 39-year-old `john conkle showed the clerk of `a store a gun and grabbed cash `from the register. `several officers wrecking nice `them down yesterday morning. `person responsible for a series `river road. `you can see the suspect in this `brief surveillance

narcan has been used by police and emts for years and now school nurses are training to administer it. >> we need to be prepared should we have somebody who's in one of our buildings who's had an overdose. >> reporter: lead nurse katie plans to have narcan in all of haverhill school district's 16 buildings within a month or two whether for student, staff or visitors. >> if we save one thrive will be worth it. >> reporter: haverhill has been plagued by staggering heroin abuse in overdose rates but it's not a unique problem. the department of public health tells fox 25 about 77 school districts in massachusetts now have narcan. and our school nurse is our first responder when there's an incident. >> reporter: jim scully is helping to line up the funding for the drug through grants and donations. >> we have so many spouses and students in our school, we have hundreds of people come to our schools every day. god only knows when something unfortunate can happen. >> reporter: scully says haverhill schools haven't had an overdose in recent history but he won't wait until they do. >> you say

school district is considering a plan to keep narcan kits at both the high school and middle schools. kevin: a couple of lighter showers expected over the next few hours with temperatures warming up to 60. we will be in the 50's tomorrow and showers only to go back to the 50's on friday. a nice start to the weekend. erin: coming up next on with blink 182's travis barker dunkin' donuts smoked sausage breakfast sandwich. savory...smoky... and unmistakably flavorful. get your day going with one today. if you think storm damage is the only cost of climate change, think again. from the rising price of food to higher insurance rates for homes and businesses, the economic damage will only get worse. but with american-made clean energy, we can save money on electricity and spur innovation to create new businesses and jobs. it all starts with 50% clean energy by 2030. so, what are we waiting for? good morning. what can i get for you? a medium hot coffee, cream and two sugars, please? medium hot coffee, cream, two sugars -- sounds good. at dunkin', we make your coffee just the way you like it.

back in the spring the governor put narcan in the hands of police all over pennsylvania. wolf says the move has already saved more than 300 lives. the product is generally sold as a nasal spray and can reverse the effects of a heroin overdo overdose. it has saved more than 26,000 lives over the past 20 years nationwide. what's knew it participating pennsylvania pharmacies can now dispense the product without a prescription. that means anyone with a friend or a family member hooked on heroin can purchase the narcan and have it handy in case of an overdose. >> we have a good samaritan law here in pennsylvania that encourages people who see something, a person struggling to go to that person's assistance. and this is a way for people who see someone who is suffering an overdose to go to that person's assistance. it's trying to -- to make available to the broadest possible group of people something that we know can save lives. >> reporter: of course in new jersey, governor christie has been championing the use of narcan as part of a policy to treat drug abuse as a sickness, n

. >> reporter: showing how to use potentially live saving drug called narcan. this version is a cartridge injection given to someone who has overdos overdosed. some at audience like joe morris have love one struggling with heroin. this class aim out of necessary. in burlington city a lone four people have died of heroin overdose. >> in the last year our law enforcement officers in burlington city have carried narcan. we've had eight safes ourselves. >> the 20 people attend the classes here all given narcan as well as those training cartridges you there was on that story. so they could practice giving injection if need. >>> reporting in burlington, inform, todd quinones, cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> villanova university public safety department will transition into a police force. the department will have a combination of security personnel and police officers with 20% of officers under going the same training as public law enforcement. the trained officers will carry firearms on campus. villanova says this transition will a line them with most of their higher ed

janet: is narcan in schools now? ed: about 80 of 300 school districts in this state have it. it is an issue being addressed by schools. should it be in schools? dr. chang: i can' t speak to specifics about that. i myself am trying to learn more and get smart about this issue. ed: i think everybody is trying to learn more and get smart about the issue. you are talking about school building environments which need to be upgraded, and perhaps the family environment. 80% of the students -- dr. chang: live in circumstances of poverty. ed: that' s a contributing factor as well. dr. chang: it' s about supporting the whole child. i believe the role of schools is around the education piece of it also. ed: are you ready for the "otr" pop quiz? we talked about the red sox and baseball. because it is fall, we thought we would bring it toward the patriots. we will frame it with a little schoolwork. dr. chang: the answer is not dirty water. janet: you remembered. ed: we have broken this into school subjects. subject number one is history. tom brady made history last weekend when he became

tom: officers in enfield are now approved to administer narcan. six officers have been trained unresponsive patients due to a heroin overdose, this is an important tool for officers who are often the first on the scene. jennifer: every year eversource has a period when it is not allowed to shut off people's electric or gas during the winter. and in year the company says it's starting that early and delaying a controversial policy to require a security deposit for chronically delinquent customers. kristen carosa has more. reporter: eversource says most of its customers are up to date on their accounts, but there are some people struggling to make payments, it's something the company is trying to deal with. state representative fisher is one of many who had a hard time paying their electricity bill this past winter and he says he's not alone, he's heard plenty of concerns. >> when they get hit with a bill that's twice, three times what they're used to, they're going to need extra time to pay that, and getting another notice on top of that makes it c

nashua schools could soon have the heroin antidote narcan on hand. the president of the nashua board of education asked the school superintendent to study the costs of installing narcan kits. they are looking into adding kits to the high schools and possibly middle schools. a goffstown boy is in critical condition at a maine hospital after being hit by a car. the 14-year-old boy was riding his bike by gould academy in bethel friday afternoon. officers say the driver hit him and fled the scene. police arrested 45-year-old richard marin last night. he' s charged with aggravated leaving the scene of a personal injury crash. now to commitment 2016 coverage. presidential candidates donald trump and jeb bush taking stabs at each other. and trump' s comments about 9/11 are grabbing national attention. abc' s kenneth moton has the latest on the presidential politics from the nation' s capital. kenneth: donald trump is gearing up for a rally in south carolina tonight, but he spent the weekend picking a fight with jeb bush over his brother. donald trump: when

sean: well, still to come, on daybreak, making narcan more readily available. a hospital has a new plan to provide the jordan -- the dr ug over the counter. sneezing -- one girl has not stopped sneezing and weeks. in the next half hour for the first time in more than two decades, pamela smart' s mother is talking about her daughter' s life sentence and speaking exclusively to news 9. sean: it is tuesday morning. temperatures in the lower 40' s. there this morning along with patchy fog. there is fog to be had and a lot of that burns off quickly by 7:00 or 8:00 a.m., setting up mostly sunny skies. temperature is running five degrees warmer today than we had yesterday to details on that and the rest the work week coming up. sean: with the heroin epidemic continuing to grow, frisbie memorial hospital and rochester is teaming up with local pharmacies to make narcan available over-the-counter. doctors at the hospital assigned to standing order prescription for the nasal spray version of the drug, meaning it can be sold to anyone at risk of overdosing or to a family m

mashpee is the latest district considering narcan. fox25's christine mccarthy spoke with several school officials across the state necessary. necessary. >>reporter: the medicine locker in haverhill high school nursing office will soon be stocked up with a real drug. >> no downside of giving narcan. it is not addicting. you can't overdose. >>reporter: it reverses opiate overdoses. narcan have been used by emt and nurses for years. they are prepared to administer it. >> we need to be prepared if someone is in our building with an overdose. >>reporter: lead nurse plans to have narcan in all of haverhill school district's 16 buildings for her staff, visitors. >> if it can save one life, it will be worth it. >>reporter: heroin is not an unique problem. the department of health says 77 school districts in massachusetts now have narcan. >> it happens as you know within second, and our school nurses are our first responders when there is an incident. >>reporter: haverhill superintendent jim skully is helping to line up the funding for the dru

schools across the state beginning to stock up on the overdose reversing drug narcan. haverhill high school is 1 of those schools the town has been plagued by staggering heroin abuse an overdose rates and the nurses, they are hoping to have narcan available to all the town's schools within a few months. >> we need to be prepared, should we have somebody who is in one of our buildings who have had an overdose and if we save one life, it will be worth it. >> mark: school resource officers in haverhill already carry narcan, but officials say having nurses trained to use it can only be beneficial with more than 1,000 students, staff and visitors in the school every day. the department of public health tells fox 25 about 77 school districts in massachusetts now have narcan. right now, congress is trying to tackle two issues at airports across the country. lawmakers want to add more security screenings to keep passengers safe without making checkpoint lines longer. how they plan to do it, next. >> and we are live at the house of blues, a very special night as we celebrate sp

he was revived with narcan twice. >> one of the hardest things i have ever done in my life. i have done some pretty difficult things, but making the that way is one of the scariest things you can think of. doing this helps another veteran sitting there with shame and guilt and anger at himself -- i will not tell people i have a problem because i' m supposed to be america' s best. that is all i want. emily: now, two years clean, tivnan does addiction outreach and speaks about the benefits of narcan. randy: topping economic headlines this morning, asian stocks skyrocketing in early trading today, that' s as the european central bank signals its considering more stimulus for its economy. stock futures are higher this morning, the dow gaining 320 points at yesterday' s close. emily: a multimillion dollar settlement is in the works between music streaming service pandora and several record labels. the agreement ends a dispute over royalties related to oldies music, recorded before 1972. pandora will pay out $90 million to record labels involved. on the eye this morning. randy: os

he was given narcan as he was rushed to the hospital. first responders resuscitated two other overdose victims with narcan last friday and saturday. tonight hurricane joaquin slammed the bahamas, bringing wind, heavy rain, and strong surf. and while the track now takes a category three storm out to sea, there' s another storm threatening the mid-atlantic coast this weekend. meteorologist hayley lapoint is tracking it all. joaquin, hoping it would take more of a and easterly track and that is what is going to happen. there it is in the bahamas, turning away. it was downgraded to a category three hurricane earlier this evening. you see the heavy rain in south carolina and north carolina, that is part of a storm system keeping rain and clowns around us. in the meantime, the hurricane, 125 miles per wind speed. we will be in the clear format storm system. rain showers linger over new hampshire this evening. that will be the case saturday, especially in the southern part of the state. more on the forecast and a couple of. shelley: for just th

with very reported on narcan and tonight it's being debated in new hampshire. drastic times and drastic measures school administrators are considering adding a drug once found only in hospitals to the middle school and high school. i think we know we have concerns about substance abuse in our schools. narcan kits and training. administer it. >> i want our children to be safe if something happens i want to have everything we can have to deal with. from the cities to the suburbs. back in nashua it's a harsh reality for many students and parents. it's obviously very devastating. >> knowing if there's a way to get out of that kind of situation you know yeah, i guess it would act like a fail-safe. according to the state there were 376 deaths attributed to overdeaths. live in our control room, ted daniel, fox 25 news. >>> learning more details about a jetblue flight that had to be diverted to logan airport that flied took off yesterday however the pleanch had to land at logan after it began having mechanical issues with the plane's flap. several passengers became sic

even had to be revived with narcan twice. >> i was in a basement of a house. the last thing i really remember was, i remember getting high, taking a few steps forward f. there was flat screen v that like, i fell headfirst through. i remember am coming to with high plotter, you po he, kneeling on my chest, and he had give in me narcan, he was screaming my name. >> now he spends his spare time spreading the word about nar condition and telling the story of thele dally battle with addiction. >> have watched people, you know, me are from death, pack to life. >> he speaks with addicts. some whole are setrance. ryan's been clean for more than three years. >> you door doing this helps another veteran who is sitting there with shame, filt, anger at himself, saying will not tell people i have a problem pause i am sewed to be mark's best. like, that is all i want. >> another reasonp why pryians speaking out and telling his story is because he lost many friends to the epidemic. including the brother who saved his life. kathy curran, wcvb newscenter 5. >> looking live ove

police say they saved 135 lives in just under a year since officers began carrying narcan. delaware county was the first in the state to train and equip all officers with the life saving drug. police are hoping this second chance for some will help them turn their lives around. >> we'll continue to do this hopefully these people once we're able to bring them back from near death they can get the necessary help to move on with their lives. >> officials say right now heroin and oppose yod over doses are the leading cause of accidental death in the state. >> a local animal shelter is expanding and that means more room for pets looking for homes. the board has completed a $1.5 million expansion of the camden county animal shelter in gloucester township. there is now room for another 30 dogs and 50 cats and also a new adoption wing. the expanded facility has a dedicated area where people can interact weekend adopt pets. and more space for cats and dogs to run around. they kept the comfort and the care of the animals in mind in the redesign. >> we have made so it we aring respect

reporter: george farring on the says schools have defibrillators and epi pens, so why not narcan. as a preventative measure farrington has asked the superintendent to find out what it costs to have both the kits in the high and middle schools. >> i think we should look at it in both cases. >> we'll begin a process soon of bringing together some of the agencies that have experience with us, some of our own staff such as our school nurses to discuss it. reporter: superintendent conrad says the proposal is so new he doesn't have price estimates yet or any plans for training. >> i think in the schools it would be safe because they are juveniles and they'd be made to seek medical attention. reporter: janet thompson is a nurse practitioner at harvard homes, she says the nonprofit has already given out 20 kits to families and friends of addicts. it's easy to administer intranasally. but it's not a permanent fix. medical followup is necessary. >> if you continue to use it, it's going to require higher doses to be effective. reporter: it's hoped to be a rare occurrence. >> we can choose to

meantime more police officers are being armed with narcan which reverses an overdose.can is credited with saving 100 lives in delaware county just the past year. >> an attempted state police stop on the schuylkill expressway ended with a chase and a crash. the suspects get away ended when his car hit a pole at 34th and mantua last night. the suspect got out and punched a trooper. the suspect was taken to the hospital for minor injuries. there was a passenger in the car who took off from the crash site and hasn't been captured. >> new this morning, a montgomery county hospital has settled with the federal government for allegedly turning away an hiv positive patient. federal prosecutors claim mercy suburban know east norriton refused the patient without evaluation or treatment because she is hiv positive. she was denied bariatric surgery. the hospital has agreed to pay the woman $20,000 and pay the government a $5,000 civil penalty. mercy has also agreed to implement a nondiscrimination policy. >> all the wind and rain we've been through over the past few days has reall

we put an airway in them, we breathe for em, uh, prepare an iv usually, and give em narcane narcan... also known as naloxone, the generic name for the drug... is an opiate blocker that can literally revive a heroin overdose victim. >> medication comes in a 2 mg pre-filled syringe and it gets attached to an atomization device. very, very simple to use. after sarah's overdose, she got two shots of narcan to revive her. they told her that if she had waited two more minutes, she'd be dead. >> i died and came back to life, but still wanted to get high. so i had to be able to go get more. and so that's what i did. i got in the car and put it out of my mind because i knew i could get high, and as soon as i got high i didn't think about the fact that i had od'd anymore. sarah's parents began to feel so helpless they started to hatch a desperate plan. >> i said, we gotta do something with sarah, and we gotta do it today. >> al jazeera america primetime. get the real news you've been looking for. >> now everybody in this country can hear them. >> at 7:00, a thorough of the day's events. >> at t

the drug and said if you understand addiction, the crutch argument just doesn't make any sense. >> narcanyou in withdrawal. they don't want to be in withdrawal this is not a drug they're saying this is great drug. now we can get high. they're not. >> cvs told me via e-mail that the drug will not generally be stocked in the store but you can come in, tell them that you want it, and then pick it up the next day. something carol tells me that any family dealing with addiction should definitely do. >> they need to get educated on this medicine and learn that this -- this is a med sip that saves lives if you're family member somebody with opiate or heroin addiction please go out and get narcan. keep it in your mouse house. >> even with the overwhelming health benefit that we talk about critics say prescription free availability goes too far. of course, we want to hear what our viewers think. leave your comments on our fox 29 facebook page or tweet us at fox 29 philly. in the newsroom i'm bill anderson, fox 29 news. >> we'll get a lot of comments on that. >>> absolutely. >> nothing like giving

he had just given me narcan, and he was screaming my name. kathy: now brian tivnan spends his spare time spreading the word about narcan and telling his story of his daily battle with addiction. from death back to life. kathy: he speaks with addicts, some who are veterans. brian's been clean for more than two years. brian: if doing this helps another veteran who is sitting there with shame and guilt and anger at himself and saying like, "i'm not going to tell people i have a problem because i'm supposed to be america's best," that's all i want. kathy: another reason why brian is speaking out and telling his story is because he's lost so many friends to this epidemic including the brother who saved his life. kathy curran, wcvb, newscenter 5. forecast with meterologist danielle vollmar. danielle: most of us waking up to some rain this morning but it not a washout today. showers should be tapering off by about lunchtime or so. then we're dry both monday, tuesday, rain chances on the way up though by wednesday afternoon. that's all because of the

nasal spray narcan is already available at a 24-hours walgreens in rochester. the goal now is to get into the hands of those on the front lines fighting overdoses-- family and friends of addicts. >> last year there were more deaths-- there were 300 deaths in the state of new hampshire from drug overdoses. this year we may well go over 1,000. emily: hospital officials say narcan has the potential to save more lives than any other medication in the u.s. this year. 6:7. a newton mom says united airlines treated her like an animal. erika: the unsanitary place she was offered when she asked for a place to pump breast milk. plus a wild scene in alaska. the fight going viral this morning. emily: and ahead in news to go, cheerios getting recalled. the bad label that could make now, you're free to start enjoying the breakfast you love any time you wish. no way. introducing mcdonald's new all day breakfast menu. once, you changed how you ate breakfast. it's time to start olessa: good morning. welcome back to the "eyeopener." a couple problem spots already early this morn

in both cases the reversal drug narcan helped. they're worried that someone has tampered with the heroin and are selling it. and saving the life of someone od in order to get a naloxone prescription, someone would typically have to visit a doctor the. on monday they're writing open prescriptions to get a dose spoo so far hanneford, walgreen have agreed to fill the prescription. and helping to recover from drug addiction, if 100,000 is raised for easter seals new hampshire by november 1st, alex ray will donate $100,000. all money will help increase the number of treatment beds at easter seals so more people can get help sooner. if you'd like to doe note, visit easter seals-nh. >> a house fire left pets dead. crews responded to chelsea street just after 3:00. one person was particularen to the hospital. the cause of that fire remains under investigation. lebanon police say a man allegedly tried to lure a woman into his van. the suspect was driving a light blue mini-van lebanon police, 448-1212. a 18-year veteran of north hampton pol

how they plan to make narcan more available. and the french bulldog scared away not one but i thought southern new hampshire university was only online. but then i visited and saw that there was this with a great campus culture. the community was just amazing, i really feel like this is my family. friends that i know i'll have for life. i have everything i need to succeed right here. there's always something happening here. this is such a fun place to be. everybody really loves what they're doing here.

health experts say narcan could save more lives than any other medication in the u.s. this year. the captain of an american airlines flight from phoenix to austin died in midair yesterday. and the plane made an emergency landing in syracuse, new york. the copilot radio asking for medics to board the plane as soon as possible and reported that the pilot was unresponsive. his cause of death has not been clear. passenger safety did not know the pilot had died until they a 12-year-old girl in texas is facing a serious problem and doctors cannot figure out why. listen to that. caitlin started sneezing about a month ago and cannot stop except for when she is sleeping. she sneezes up to 20 times every minute or about 12,000 times a day. she said it is even making eating difficult. doctors have rolled out allergies or a virus, but they do not know how to stop it. so the season continues. 6:13. coming up, and important recall this morning. why you might want to check your cheerios. schools in texas are quickly pulling a textbook that refers to slavery in america is sean: schools in texas

another dose of narcan. and i thought he was gone. and this is what our first responders are dealing with every single day. a senator: would the senator yield for a question? ms. ayotte: yes. mr. mcconnell: i naively thought my state was uniquely afflicted with this scourge. had the drug czar come down to kentucky, particularly northern kentucky part of my state, which is a suburb of cincinnati, only to find that it's a problem all over the country. and i was curious as to how this rates with the people of new hampshire as one of the things they're concerned about. ms. ayotte: well, leader, i will tell you i had director bottlecelli testify as well. he testified at a field hearing we had in new hampshire. for the people of new hampshire right now, this is a crisis. it's a public health epidemic. i think -- i did a town hall last night and the single biggest question i got asked about was this because i believe this is one of the top issues, if not the top issue on the minds of people in new hampshire, because they see their friends an

> tonight the school committee in mashpee will debate a proposal to carry overdose reversing drug narcan on school grounds. at least 77 massachusetts school school districts now has drug available and hundreds of school nurses have also been trained to use the nasal spray and haverhill they have narcan in all 16 school buildings in the next month or two. >> happens as you know within seconds and our school nurse are first responders when there's an incident. >> recently there have not been any overdoses in haverhill schools but the city has seen many overdose deaths the last few years. >> 9:11 right now, not the best campaign strategy and political candidate booked on animal cruelty charge and what he did to his neighbor's dog and why refusing to apologize. >> first nobody puts baby in the corner expect for the principal of this new england high school. why students there are done dancing. >>> speaking of schools forecast and hot how it >>> 11 dams have failed which could lead to new round of flooding in other parts of the state. the failing dams creating a domino effect as one topples t

he was given narcan. and two other victims were given narcan. holding a forum to talk about the discarding of needles at an elementary school. our jennifer crompton has details. in wakefield, indeed, evidence of the growing heroin epidemic is really hitting home, in this case at the elementary school. personnel at the paul school now do a sweep of the parking lot each morning and on the play ground before recess, checking for discarded needles. that, after students recently discovered syringes on the school ground. the principal acknowledged concern and invited parents to a forum where stake holders will interact with the community. >> it's a great thing that the school is going to step up and have the forum for not only the parents, but everybody who lives in town. inviting everybody to hear about what has been happening and just to make people more aware that it can happen in wakefield. >> a public forum will be held monday night from 6:30 to 8:00 at the school so that parents and experts can get together to see what they can do about the grow

monitoring s system has been put in place, as well as increased availability of the life saving drug narcan. governor hassan also called increased treatment options a critical need, but those who try to get help say that finding it is nearly impossible. jennifer: heather hamel continues our come now, reporting that the waiting lists are long and time is of the essence. reporter: yes, it could be five hours, could be five minutes, but the window of time is short for people trying to seek help. many turn on their heels and go right back down that dangerous path. the volunteers take calls and see people dealing with the lack of clinical services every day. they say only a small percentage of beds at treatment centers are used for the uninsured or medicaid patients. waiting lists run four to eight weeks to get a bed and paying out of pocket can cost thousands a week. last week a man came in looking for help for his son and after three hours of making calls he left empty handed. >> his father put his face in his hands and started bawling and said don't these people know that i'm going to bury my

they will have narcan in 16 school buildings over the next month or two. >> it hams as you know within seconds. and our school nurses are our first responders when there is an incident. >>reporter: recently, there have not been any overdoses in haverhill schools and the city has seen many overdose deaths over the past few years. >>> a maine high school principal cancelled school dances because of students' behavior on the dance floor. the principal has called off all school dances except for prom. he posted a web site saying the way students are dancing with too inappropriate for a school event. >> i have to look out for the safety of all my student to have a positive culture. >>sara: the principal blames a local radio station saying the music is suggestive and contributing to the children's provocative dancing. instead of dances the school will hold other events like are interacting appropriately. >> wasn't that the plot of "footloose" too if i am not mistaken. >>> the violent flight attendant a food court is going viral. police say the student in this video is 19-year-old luke gatti