in nashua with narcan. the drug will be provided by the state. the superintendent says he is not aware of any overdose cases, but this is more about being proactive. erin: investigators think the same man is responsible for the arab of robberies in concord and goffstown. police have made an arrest in the case. they are not releasing details. a jury has found a former businessman has been -- guilty. 63-year-old thomas minchiello sean: coming up, could cruise really shut the water up to niagara falls? possible plan is in the works man: my kids have taught me how to live in the now. you know, life gets so busy with work and responsibilities and things you want to check off your list. it's really hard to just kind of put that all aside and sort of focus on having fun or playing, even. and kids have sort of taught me that. erin: niagara falls is one of the most popular destinations in the country. transportation officials are considering cutting off the water to the american side. sean: crews want to replace two

is it safe for an addict to have narcan? commissioner bharel: we need to get it out in our communities and distributed to families and friends who are suffering of addiction. it is that moment when someone is overdosed, it is quickly safe to use and reverse the desperate -- the death. karen: the fda has just approved oxycontin for children. what kind of risks does that bring? all opiates have risks to children and adults and one of the things we are working on as we look at these powerful medications is, again, how to measure pain relief that is needed for someone suffering from in stage cancer versus the public safety. one really important issue here is thinking about education. how do we make sure parents of children and adults know what a decision to use them? karen: we will finish up the program with commissioner monica bharel of the massachusetts karen: the opiate crisis has been identified. the next step is treatment and recovery. are there enough resources to bring the afflicted in and help them overcome the addiction

narcan will soon be available at city schools. sean: a former businessman has been convicted of lou ring a woman to his hotel room -- luring a woman to his hotel room . kevin: we will tell you how long the milder temperatures last as we look ahead. erin: it is almost time to start donald trump raised a few eyebrows in new hampshire last night. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 daybreak. erin: good morning, new hampshire. i' m erin fehlau. sean: i' m sean mcdonald. i was hanging around lake winnipesaukee yesterday. there is still a lot of water. first-hand report. it was a beautiful day yesterday. kevin: since we are a month removed from the shortest daylight hours, the sun angle has started to creep up a bit and becomes more of a factor. we are in the teens to mid 20' s. most showers are in the north country this morning. maybe a passing rain shower for southern areas. highs later this afternoon going into the low and mid 40' most locations. let' s take a look at your morning ride. we are joined live by 9

reporter: the next narcan kit seminar will be held february 11 in franklin. andy hershberger, wmur news 9. tom: onto commitment 2016 coverage. right now a number of presidential hopefuls under the granite state after facing off in last night's republican debate in south carolina. happening now, senator marco rubio holding a town hall meeting in claremont. earlier in the day he held a post debate rally in derry and a town hall at new england college. ohio governor john kasich picking up the endorsement of both daily democrat and portsmouth herald, as the republican is starting to see a rise in the polls. as heather hamel explains, he talked about that today at a town hall in conway. >> i'm just trying to be positive in those debates, until i get into a fire fight i'm going to try to be as positive as i can. because i think the country needs some of that. reporter: just off the plane from south carolina, ohio governor john kasich was back in debate stage was brought up frequently. >> what is disappointed you the most about the tenor of the debates? >> sometimes

. >>> good evening everyone, we now turn to the heroin epidemic, we have told you about nor narcan. >> rob: a group says they are out of the drug. >> reporter: narcan isn't cheap. doses free but now it is out. some of the narcan kits that are given out have atool that teaches people how to use it. the >> the narcan we give is the first line of defense. >> reporter: the needle exchange allows people to exchange needle to curb the spread of diseases. >> we are out. we gave our last narcan out. >> reporter: she don't know when her group will be able to get more. >> as a group we are very small. >> i can't treat anyone who is dead. treatment specialist. narcan is con tro verbal. >> we have to save the lives of these people and get them into the treatment. >> reporter: she has received ten calls today alone about narcan. >> we will look for grants to be able to buy it. hopefully we will get donations. >> reporter: now the doctor you heard in the piece, he works at bright view. he plans to reach out to the needle exchange program to see if can he help. >> rob: thanks very much. if you would

narcan is controversial - critics argue it enables addicts to use. but ryan says he's seen it help people.dr. shawn ryan: "so, we have to save the lives of these poor individuals who are suffering from this addiction and get them to the point where we can get them into a treatment center." libby harrison says she's received 10 calls today alone about narcan. she's going to do what she can to get more. libby harrison: "we'll look for grants to buy it. hopefully we'll get donations so we can buy it." libby harrison: "we're going to beg, borrow and not steal." 3 angenette levy reporting.dr. shawn ryan runs brightview - in norwood. he plans to reach out to the needle exchange program operators to see if he can help them. 3 friends and family will say their final goodbyes to a familier face and longtime fixture in butler county next week. you may remember former sheriff richard "dick" holzberger. he died after from a massive stroke at 70- years-old. his visitation will be sunday from four till eight at princeton pike church of god. his funeral will be mon

he wants school nurses and narcan. in a district with more than 11,000 students it would also be available for use on staff and overdose. >> it' s easy to administer a nasal spray, no known allergies, if you administer it to someone you' ve misdiagnosed to his jean: he explained the narcan does not have to be administered that it would be provided by the state. while there were some questions. >> i question whether we enable people with the narcan. jean most members of the board : of education want narcan in the school medicine cabinet. >> i would be mortified if i learned someone died because we didn' t have narcan. >> so i think its important and a very responsible thing for the district to do. jean: the narcan proposal passed by an 8 to 1 vote. >> we felt it's one more tool that can available in the hopefully unlikely incident that we have an overdose. jean before narcan is available : in nashua schools, a committee will review this policy and school nurses and principals will be trained on how to use it. in nashua,

tom: narcan will be going into nashua schools. the school board voted tonight to stock nashua city schools with the medication that can reverse opioid overdoses. good evening, i' m tom griffith. shelley: i' m shelley walcott. many school districts across the state are considering the same move, and tonight, nashua voted to take the step. our jean mackin explains how it will work. jean: nashua' s school superintendent says there' s never been an opioid overdose in any of the schools in his district that he' s aware of but he called on the school board to stock schools with narcan just in case, and the board agreed. nashua' s school superintendent urged the school board to be proactive by having the nasal mist version of naloxone in the nurses office. he wants school nurses and principals able to administer narcan. in a district with more than 11,000 students it would also be parents in the event of an overdose. >> it' s easy to administer a nasal spray, no known allergies, you' ve misdiagnosed to his to harm them. jean: he explaine

emily: narcan used on a baby. the near tragedy in this home just months after another child died there. randy: a cab explodes in quincy. the driver' s fast moves to save his elderly passenger. emily: a puppy lemon law. the new idea to protect pets and their owners. on the eye for this thursday boston' s news leader. good morning. this is newscenter 5 eyeopener. randy: a rough ride here. snowboarder causes an avalanche and lives to tell about it. we will hear from him. good morning and thank you for joining us. emily: and i' m emily riemer with cindy fitzgibbon. we are talking about the storm. cindy: things will change a lot in the overnight hours. we are going to get in on some of that snow slowly as the day wears on. i am not expecting a huge storm. take a look at the temperatures. teens and lower 20' s. not as much wind. here are your next 12 hours, patchy clouds. lots of sunshine today. temperatures coming up out of the 20' s to near 30 degrees this afternoon. a little wind. it will feel like it is in the teens

do you want me to give him narcan?" narcan?"this body cam video shows mount healthy police officers alan fath and cody meyer suspecting that clark was lifeless from a drug overdose and quickly brought clark back to life and he was jailed on a drug charge. "the administration of narcan -- there's no doubt in my mind saved another life -- and for us in the city of mount healthy that's three saves." chief vince demasi says it's the third person saved with narcan in the past year, while 11 others have died of heroin overdoses.he wants justice for those responsible. responsible. "we're going to be relentless in the pursuit of these individuals and it's my goal to try to put anybody who supplies heroin or any kinds of illegal substances to people in our commuity to put them in jail. jail."the hamilton county heroin task force is now on the case and will trace any drugs involved back to the supplier. tom mckee, nine on your side, mount healthy." tonight, 9 on your side is learning more about five reported attacks over the last four mon

a woman is alive this morning thanks to a dose of narcan. authorities say it was administered by a friend. it was recently handed out at a state-run distribution program. wmur's andy hershberger has the story. >> officials believe it's the first case of a civilian using a state-distributed narcan kit to save a life. >> it's evidence that it worked, two and a half days. and 44 of the kits were handed out and training done how to use them. fire officials say friday morning they got a 911 call that a young woman had suffered an opioid over dose. >> her friends administered the narcan and started cpr. by the time the ambulance arrived, the patient was conscious, oriented and alert and is doing quite well. >> officials say that narcan kit was distributed at this week's seminar and the people involved with this overdose did exactly what they had been told to do. >> this person was revived, but they also-- but they called 911 as a first step and that's the key, because we don't want people to assume that i've got this, it's ok, and we don't need to

lisa: in indiana, a state senator says narcan continues to save lives in indianapolis. republican jim merritt says the drug has saved nearly 3,000 lives in the capital in three years. he says narcan needs to be more accessible and he' s working on legislation to make that happen. >> cincinnati' s certified most accurate forecast. randi: good morning. we' re locked in a freezer all day. most places starting out in the near dayton. any sort of a breeze and feels zero today. afternoon. here is the break down for today. starting out around 5 or so. tonight, 25. sunshine returns tomorrow should see a high around 44. mild air on friday will give way to send rain showers. snow flurries. kyla: the biggest issue in servants ilverton. any areas where you are seeing that looks wet are going to be ice. our travel time slot pretty 13 minutes on 275 on the northeast corner. 16 minutes down to the lateral. we have clear lanes north and southbound at u.s. 42. lisa: thank you. we are checking some stories trending this morning. mark: a man on the lam sends a selfie to police. the reason

police in the tri-state say officers need to carry narcan. one kentucky chief tells 9 on have been saved. coach hue jackson snatched from the bengals coaching staff. we'll tell you which team offered him the top job. your seven day forecast is you're watching 9 on your side at 5 the only local helicopter getting you breaking news first in the tri-state. state.we are following breaking news in west chester at five - a teenager shot. let's get to dan carroll in chopper 9 live over the scene "the only helicopter bringing you breaking news in the tri-state.chopper 9 taking a live look at the roads this evening.i'm dan carroll in chopper 9." all new at five - kenton county police say its narcan program is working. working.narcan of course is used to save people who chief tells 9 on your side's tony mirones - every life saved is worth investing in this program. the program started in july. every ke nton county police officer carries narcan to help prevent heroin overdose deaths. spike jones/kenton county police chief"the folks that fall victim to a

emily: overdose reducing narcan used on a baby. the near tragedy after another child died there randy: -- a puppy lemon law. it is on the high for this morning. -- the eye for this morning. announcer: you are watching wcvb, boston' s news leader. good morning, this is newscenter 5 eyeopener. randy: a snowboarder out running an avalanche. he lives to tell about it. that is ahead. good morning. i am randy price. emily: i am emily riemer. cindy: everybody is talking about this storm. let me tell you what is happening now. these are the washington warnings out ahead of these warm. those are winter storm warnings. it is a blizzard watch around washington, d.c. this is not just about snow. there will be a lot of wind with this. we will be on the northern edge of this system, getting fringed by it as it goes by. huge impacts on travel this weekend. we will just be on the edge of the heavier snowfall. you can see the energy here, dropping down to the gulf. once it picks up the moisture, patchy clouds exiting this morning. lower 20' s along

>> i'm going to give him narcan. >> that man was left to die. >>> we are tracking some clouds at this hour. tomorrow our attention turns to warmth. forecast coming up. >> rob: the hillary clinton e-mail scandal is heating up. >> rob: good evening everybody, darkest moments there will be at friend to help us. today a man overdosed on heroin and his friend left him for dead. >> reporter: police used narcan and they were able to revive him. they found other drugs on him that's why he is here. he should have been taken to the hospital instead of being dumped in a parking lot. >> reporter: almost immediately police officers thought this man had overdosed. >> for all intents and purposes he was dead. 2:00 a.m. when they found him. the officers used narcan to revive him. >> it is so heartless to just drop somebody in the parking lot. >> our responsibility it to talk to them about this. >> reporter: she lost her son to an overdose in 2013. she believes discussions about what to do when someone overdoses could save lives. >> if someone you are with overdoses, take the time to call, because it

a one-year-old revived with narcan. the link this case has to the death of another toddler. emily: a new push for major changes on the road. the driving safety bill and the impact it would have on drivers. randy: a cab exploding in quincy. the close call for an elderly passenger. emily: we will get to all of those stories. winter preparations underway right now ahead of a major storm. that system working its way up and it' s headed for but it' how bad it' randy: let' cindy now. s timeline and what we should watch for your cindy: we come in. here it is thursday morning. we' ve got 23 degrees in boston and enough wind to knock down -- to not back the wind chill. 20' s this afternoon. looking this, lots of sunshine. you can see what is happening. the skies are clearing out. it will move into the d.c. area overnight. the main storm is getting organized here. it is good to pick up moisture from the gulf of mexico today. but those storms making a run of the eastern seaboard. this is saturday morning to our south. we are still looking at the heaviest snow targeting areas of the mid

emily: topping news this noon, a 1-year-old saved by the drug narcan. the investigation underway at the same apartment where another child died last fall. erika: state lawmakers taking up a bill to prevent cell phone use behind the wheel. the strong push to pass a hands-free law here in massachusetts. emily: watching and waiting. the east coast bracing for this snow and ice. the system is expected to bring up to two feet of snow to the mid-atlantic. it' s still days away so timeline and the track could still shift. moment by moment. it looks like for now we are dodging the worst of it. cindy: it appears that way. you can see the green from washington, d.c. up to new york city, that is a blizzard warning . the bulk of this is to our south mark. this is an update of one of our computer models, and you can see on saturday morning were that states. saturday night into sunday morning, the northern adage of the moisture shield never gets into new england, so this is a big shift in one of our models. another model that came in this similar, but bringing the no

a kit of narcan will run you 80 dollars.but the pharmacy says many insurance providers will cover the cost.and for those who can't pay... the butler county mental health board is providing a five thousand dollar grant to help with the expense. cutting into crime...leaders say a plan to slow down shootings and robberies worked. nine on your side digs into the numbers -- and what the you. shooting for the record books...a tri-state teen brings a basketball game to a stop... with this basket.see what his teammates did to make sure that *sophomore* joined an elite club of athletes. finding a criminal...it took mexico's best soldiers to capture el chapo.and on world news tonight -- new video of the intense shootout at the criminals heavily armed hideout. you're watching 9 on your side leaders are calling it a success....a law enforcement blitz to reduce violent crime across the city -- lowered shootings and robberies in cincinnati's most violent neighborhoods. the violent crime response team started in mid-october... and dismantled at the start of 2016.during that time -- officers recovere

reporter: right now, they usually give them narcan on the way to the er. a local pharmacy is making it easier for people like me and boxes are being unloaded. they can pick up doses of bna narcan, no prescription needed. >> any family member that has an addicted family member should have this available to them to address an overdose. research says it saves lives. people you probably wouldn' t suspect are addicted to heroin are now. reporter: 137 people died of overdoses in butler county. 108 were heroin related even with the final numbers in, it tops all of 2014. >> if we save one person, we' ve done our job. reporter: if your insurance won' t pay for narcan, you can get it for free. >> we recognize a great need in the community with more than 100 people dying last year and didn' t want the availability of narcan to be the barrier. >> some see it as a safety net and would encourage drug use. also new tonight, a heroin hope line. all of the information and direct numbers are on the website. mike: community first pharmacy sheree: a mother and two young girls

they inject him with narcan.. and now tonight.. they want to know who abandoned him. it's a mystery.. with the only lead being this body camera footage. it all happened in the white castle parking lot on hamilton avenue around 1-45 this morning. live now megan rem pic let's give you an idea of where we're talking about... a live look at the location.... fox19 now's shawn lanier spoke with authorities late this afternoon. mt .healthy police department, officers are now spending resources they don't have trying to help catch someone who leaves someone for heroin." narcan" here's body cam video of a mt. healthy officer using narcan to bring this man, nathaniel clark, he was left for dead at this white castle parking lot now clark is counscious at the drug charges, and mt. healthy police are looking for the person who left him in this parking lot. vince demasi: "it's mind boggeling and heartless. it's absolutly heartless." heartless, but common according to mt. healthy's police chief. he says he's never seen anything like it in 40 year of working in law enforcement. vince

you want me to give him narcan? narcan?the search is on for the person who dumped the lifeless body of a man in the parking lot of the mount healthy white castle this morning. police suspect nathaniel clark possibly overdosed on heroin and was brought back to life by a pair of officers using narcan. nine on your side's tom mckee is live with more police body cam images of that dramatic life saving moment. moment. it was one c'clock this morning when a white castle customer noticed nathnaniel clark lying in that corner of the parking lot. clark was lifeless -- not breathing -- when two mount health officers rushed to the scene. listen and watch what they did. "hey. sir. do you want me to give him narcan." that's the lifesaving choice officers alan fath and cody meyer made friday morning clark's body in the white

the boy was about to go into cardiac arrest and was given narcan. the baby did respond to narcan. police say he tested negative for heroin, marijuana and cocaine. they are looking into whether heart medication is connected. same apartment where a toddler died in september. the two children are not related. earlier today i spoke with a woman who lived with the boy's mother and said d.c.f. has visited a few times. >> she never hit the baby. she just didn't pay attention to him. that she saw marijuana and other drug objects in the apartment. ok. he is now in d.c.f. custody. ed: the woman charged in connection with the house of dismissed. she is trying to get murder charges against her dropped. the request comes after remains of three babies were found inside that filthy home where she lived with her children and boyfriend. a driver is charged after a deadly pedestrian accident. according to police he was under the influence. we are live in framingham. reporter: it happened on the eastbound side of route 9 right in that crosswalk today and the 33-year-old charged with driving under th

his crews now have compassion draw doog and he worries narcan is got the answer do >> now the chief is joining other first responders do askidate lawmakers do drain emds about subdistance abuse and contract drug comlers to be deployed with local fire department said do help overdose victims. >> we can get them at chair most vulnerable dime and most opdune dime. >> a million dollars do have drug comlers drain emd doesn't equate do me. >> addiction specialists runs a recovery center in man chester and says she could open three more with that kind of money. the college says narcan remains the best weapon againstopeioid addiction. >> of course dispatch clinical people out every dime dollars an overdose. >> that request came in the form of a bill likely to be voted on by the legislature in the next session. in new hampshire, fox 25 news. >>> the mother of the affulenza dean is now facing charges of her own. charged with hindering the apprehension of a felon helping ethan escape do mexico in violation of his probation. couch made national headlines after only receiving probation for cause ag

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last week though it was a 15- month-old boy who was given narcan but he tested negative for drugs like heroin cocaine and marijuana and it seems more likely he got ahold of a prescription pill. >> yeah my little pride and joy. >> reporter: nardine says the grandson is in the care of the department of children and families. his 23-year-old mother was visiting a friend in this building on wellington street january 12th when someone called 911 saying he was lethargic acording to a search warrant object tanned by wbz the boy was having respiratory complications. was about to go into cardiac arrest and pupils were dialated. the warrant says first responders gave him narcan a drug that counteracts opioid overdoses but can work in cases of a heart medication use police found in the apartment. >> from what i heard, from some people that she must have had it on the table and they didn't pay attention and he grabbed the pills. >> reporter: the little boy became sick in the same home where 2-year-old gigi brown died in september. authorities have not released details about how or why gigi died. a

the it is easiernd faster to administer, nasal narcan is being distributed by adapt pharma of drnd just approved byhehe f.d.a.n november. delaware county officials say officers have rdy save more than 170 livesince ey srted using the iginal narcan in syringe back in 2014. >>> the state department today released another batch of e-mails from hillary clinton's private rr but this ti it sensored 22 e-mails that contain closely aed government secrets. the a administration made the revelation while clinton was campaigning d in iowa, three days before the caucus monday. those e-mails are being upgraded to the highest level of classification, what unknown isf t e-mails contained classified information at the ti of their tnsmission. >>> meanwhile rick williams is live in des is wa tonight whereresidential candidates are showg up l over the place except one ndidate who hasod on. good evening rk. >> reporter: good evening, jim. that is rht donald trump he was in show at la nit's debate, tonight he is not en in the state more of tt coming up in a moment. were coming to you live fr what could be co

. >> eric: by now you may have heard of narcan, the overdose reverse drug. it's called as a miracle in the epidemic. a reason from first responders say narcan isn't enough and their big plan to turn the crisis around. >> heather: big anticipation for the winter classic at gillette. but for bruins fans, the game where things went this is the best block of all. it's like candy cane lane. i know. oohhh. oh, holiday ferris wheel. i kind of love it. look at those reindeer. jeffrey, you're awfully quiet back there. i was just thinking... maybe it's time we finish this test drive and head back to the dealership? that is so jeffrey... soooo jeffrey... so jeffrey... oh. elves.. it's practically yours. but we still need your signature. nthe volkswagen sign nthen drive event. p zero due at signing, p p zero down, zero deposit, p p and zero first months payment p p on a new passat >>> the fans were ready. the nhl was ready, the new year arrived. the ice was set. but the bruins didn't get the message. they got blown out in the winter classic. it was a pomp and circumstan

in the last six months, officers narcan while on duty. saving lives. a crash involving 40 cars and some eyes. sheree: why one driver thinks he made it out alive. mike: a plan to help people in over the rhine. what the mayor says has to change before he will sign off on it. kevin: the cold and snow responsible for that 40 car pileup is on its way out. you may not feel it this evening sheree: people still dealing with that fallout from the 40 car pileup that shut down 74 for most of the day yesterday. mike: a sudden snow burst with white out conditions. look at this mass right across the indiana line on i 74. somewhere in the middle of it all looking at these crash scene photos and wondering how they made it through. we caught up with one man that says he can only think of one thing that saved them. >> i can' t believe i walked away alive. i think he protected everybody out there. mike: dixie people were hurt but nobody was killed. sheree: new developments in a the fire marshal says that they have determined what caused the fire but they are not releasin

"the administration of narcan -- there's no doubt in my mind saved another life -- and for us in the city of mount healthy that's three saves -- approximately 10 or 11 deaths as a result of heroin just in the last year." that's right -- 10 or 11 heroin related deaths in the past year in a city of 6,000 people -- and three lives saved with narcan. "it's very regrettable, but this is a very prolific addition that we have in our community and county as a whole and this tool is saving lives." investigators have already done enough legwork on the case to identify a person of interest. interest.(070705) - "that infomration was passed on to task force and that group will be doing the followup." and, the chief hopes that the person who dumped nathanial clark's body here will be caught soon. "my hope is that we're able to successfully prosecute them to the point where maybe we could set them up with an injection of their own. chief demasi is asking for the public to call crimestoppers or the mount healthy police department if they have information that could leave to an arrest in this case. c

a local pharmacy is now selling narcan with no prescription needed. we'll tell you how it's able to do that. steve wx desk megan rem pic and another live look at the salt pile in camp washington. it won't be long before crews roll out to prepare for the morning snow. weather alert animation weather alert animation this could look a lot different in the morning.. your forecast is straight ahead. the man charged in connection to a 2014 crash was sentenced today. 32-year old terrance strader will spend a year in prison and have his driver's license taken away forever. was involved in a hit and run in may of 2014, before and hitting another car... in that secondary crash, 62-year old troy stapelton was killed. after that crash, strader told police he had seizures and took medication for the condition. a non-profit pharmacy in hamilton, is now one of just 23 pharmacies in ohio approved to dispense narcan. but.... it's the only one allowed to do so without a prescription. the ohio pharmacy board has given the community first pharmacy the green light to disp

the it is easier and faster to administer, nasal narcan is being distributed by adapt pharma of radnor and just approved by the the f.d.a. in november. delaware county officials say officers have already saved more than 170 lives, since they started using the original narcan in syringe back in 2014. >>> the state department today released another batch of e-mails from hillary clinton's private server but this time it sensored 22 e-mails that contain closely guarded government secrets. the obama administration made the revelation while clinton was campaigning today in iowa, three days before the caucus on monday. those e-mails are being upgraded to the highest level of classification, what is unknown is if the e-mails contained classified information at the time of their transmission. >>> meanwhile rick williams is live in des moines iowa tonight where presidential candidates are showing up all over the place, except one candidate who has moved on. good evening, rick. >> reporter: good evening, jim. that is right, donald trump he was a in show at last night's debate, tonight he is not e

the heroin addict credits narcan as to why she's here. opiate abuse is a national epidemic and overdoses are quadrupled in the past decade. now for the first time in history, new york state will be working with 500 cvs pharmacies to provide narcan to customers without a prescription. >> the bottom line is it's going >> reporter: narcan has been available to first responders in the form of a needle. now upon request, people can order it through a cvs pharmacy to be picked up the next day. it comes in an aerosol nose spray for $40 to 50. council on alcoholism and drug dependence says it's about risk reduction by regulating a legal dose of heroin. they provide free kits and training. having it available on a larger scale is a huge leap forward. >> if you're an active user or you have a a loved one that is abusing opiates, it is better to have and not need than need and not have. >> god forbid something were to happen. we can help the people. >> reporter: last year in new york, 1,500 users were revived with narcan. while many are for it being

. >> recovering addict credits narcan as one of the reasons she is here today. according to the center of disease control overdoses have quadrupled in the last decade. now for the first time in history new york state will be working with nearly 500 cvs pharmacies to provide narcan to >> the bottom line it will save lives. >> it has been available to first responders and it cannot be ordered to be picked up the next day. it comes in and errors all no spray for 40 for 40 or $50. it won't stop the addiction but it is about risk reduction. his organization provides free kits and training. he says having it available on a larger scale is a leap forward. >> if you have a loved one who's currently of abusing opiates is better to have the not need the need and not have. >> out for bid something would just happen right now,. >> according to statistics, last year new york 1600 people were revived with narcan. others question whether the quick fix could encourage drug use. >> they probably would use it plan. >> she no longer needs it but she has her kid ready in case someo

he was given narcan, typically used to revive adults. witnesses told police around 10:00 a.m., he was observed to be lethargic and slept for another one 1/2 hours, was woken up and given a bath. the boy does not live at the apartment but stayed there overnight. she just didn't pay attention. reporter: they say d.c.f. has visited multiple times. >> if she wanted to be a mother, she should have been a mother. affection. reporter same apartment where a toddler died in september. the death is under investigation. a witness in the home told police she observed marijuana, pack acknowledging materials, a grinder, scale, numerous unknown pills and bottles. police say the baby tested negative for marijuana, heroin and cocaine. there are other drug tests and waiting for the results on those. and they are looking into whether there is any connection to heart medication that was found in the apartment. he is expected to be ok and now in state custody. sunday and the next step on the road to the super bowl. the afc championship game is two days away.

he should have been taken to the hospital to get help -- >> hey. sir. do you want me to give him narcan? >> mount healthy police officers thought the man had overdosed on heroin. >> for all in tents and purposes he's dead and if you look at the video he's not breathing and he's blue. >> it was just before 2:00 a.m. when officers found nathaniel chief says the officers used narcan to revive him -- >> it's so heartless to just drop somebody in parking lot i mean it could have been run over by a car. >> our responsibility is talk with them about this very thing. holly lost her son to a heroin overdose. she's part of northern kentucky has it heroin. spec believes discussion could save lives. >> if someone you're with overdoses please take the time. please make that 911 call. because it could be you next time. >> hey sir. >> meanwhile the chief says dropping off someone for help won't resolve in being charged with a crime. >> obviously a fire station, a hospital, doctor's facilities that are equipped to handle these kinds of things but just to dispose of a person like that boggling it's hard

arrive can save a life. >> you want me to give him narcan? i got it. >> police in hamilton county were able to revive a man that overdosed on prescription drugs and he was dumped there by another person. >> all systems go as the iowa caucuses are around the corner. taking a look at where the candidate stand including governor kaisch on monday. columbus zoo needs your help. how your vote could change her future. that is coming up at 6. if you wews. >>> it was a move that had everyone wondering last night. was donald trump going to skip out on the debate. as you know now, he actually stood by his word holding a rival event down the street. >> but he admitted that skipping out of the debate was a bit risky and the iowa caucuses coming out. he believes that it worked out better. >> what happened last night was amazing because i did something that was risky and i think it turned out great because i'm on the front page of every paper. >>> well early reports back on how many people watched the debate list it as 6:00 out of all 7 debates. the full-co

he was saved after being given narcan, a drug typically used on adults for drug overdoses. investigators are looking into it' s the same home where a toddler died in september under mysterious circumstances. heather: live pictures from inside the state house. governor charlie baker less than a half-hour away from giving his first state of the commonwealth address. here are 5 things you need to know about the speech. the governor will talk about the challenges he faced right out of the gate, including a big budget deficit and last winter' s t failures. he will also look ahead, focusing on three key areas, meeting future engery needs. tackling the opioid crisis. and expanding charter schools. newscenter 5' s janet wu is live at the state house. governor baker has spent a good chunk of his political capital this first year dealing with weather related problems, and with fixing the troubled dcf agency. fair to say he now wants to stop putting out fires and put his agenda on the table? reporter: yes, he has a couple things on his list that he has not been able to put front and c

and narcan is just a first step. it is not treatment.at is how you save someone's life and keep them from ending up in a medical examiner's office and allow us to have the opportunity to intervene long term. the real question is linking them with a long-term treatment. >> thank you very much. i will yield back. >> thank you. yield five minutes to the gentlemen from main mr. poliquin. >> thank you. i represent north central and down east maine. i am also a parent. i raised my son from the time he was in diapers as a single parent and i love him. al of the parents across the country are scared to death about this issue. i don't know a family who hasn't been affected by drug abuse, alcoholism, or knows a family that has been. can you tell me are individuals born with a tendency toward addiction or does that come through trauma and other things that folks might experience during life? >> short answer, yes. all of those things. >> all of thes things. >> there are risk factors that increase the risk for developing an addiction but not everybod

the cincinnati exchange project says it gave out its last narcan kit this week, and they have no funding to purchase more. no word yet on what they plan to do to get more narcan kits into mark: happening today, mayor john cranley will launch a new in cincinnati. the veterans economic communities initiative is already operating in 53 u.s. cities. the chamber, united way, and mt. saint joe will help launch cincinnati' s chapter at 11:00 this morning. the goal is to increase education and employment choices for veterans. lisa: the race for rand paul' s seat in the u.s. senate is heating up. lexington' s mayor has now joined the race. jim gray has now filed papers to run as a democrat in the u.s. senate race. gray is one of five democrats running. voters will decide on a candidate in may. on the republican side, senator paul is running for re-election s certified most accurate forecast. randi: we have a little bit of something for everybody over the next seven days. 36 this afternoon. a mix of clouds and sun through the day. 4:00, sunshine and 35. tomorrow we are into the 40' s and a chance

washington. 171 lives that is how many people, officialness delaware county say survived, thanks to narcan, and, injectable drug that reverses open eyed overdosees. >> officers will be armed with the nasal spray version. "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter shows us how it works. >> reporter: they are faces of life savers, each of these officers, saving the at least one overdose victim from death by administering the drug narcan. >> there is a sitting there, they are not breathing, they barely have a pulse and you put this drug in them and then they just come to. >> reporter: each of these officers, like shawn mcgee, who saved at least four people, remembering the moment that life returned. >> i did see them. it is kind of remarkable. the it the is a good feeling. >> pull it out, and you push it, and that is administered. >> reporter: now however a new and faster way for every officer in every department, in delaware county to provide this life saving drug. it is a nasal spray called narcan, which, unlike current kits, which require a assembly can be used instantly. >> this is going to m

. >>> police in delaware county will be first in the world to carry the newly improved version of narcan an injectable drug that reverses heroin overdose. the drug isn't new, officers have been using the drug since last year saving over 171 lives. but now officers will be armed with a natal spray version, "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter shows us how it works. >> reporter: they are faces of life savers, each of these officers, saving at least one overdose victim from death by administering the drug narcan. >> there is just a never in the breathing, they barely have a pulse and you put this drug in them and then they just come too. >> reporter: each of these officers, like shawn mcgee who saved at least four people, remembering the moment that life returned. >> it is remarkable. a good feeling. >> pull it out. you push it. and that is administered. >> reporter: now however a new and faster way for every officer in every department in delaware county, to provide this life saving drug, it is a nasal spray called narcan which, unlike current kits which will require assembly can be used

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in 2015 first responders administered more than 3,000 doses of narcan. giving those struggling with an opioid addiction the opportunity to get help. when an overdose happens every second counts. and the fire and ems crews aren't always the first ones on the scene. this november patrolmen found themselves first on the scene of a drug overdose on charleston's west side. the officersed a eded a adminis lifesaving narcan and the young man regained consciousness. they are here with us tonight. gentlemen, please tonight and let us say thank you for the work you do to keep our communities safe. this man's life was saved because of quick action by these officers and our efforts to expand access to this lifesaving drug. tonight i once again urge this legislature to expand access to narcan by supporting my proposal to make it available to any west virginian without a prescription. this new legislation requires pharmacists to become certified to train those who receive this drug to make sure they can safely administer it if a crisis occurs. it will also help us kee

narcan is the first step, that is not treatment. that is how you save somebody's life and keep them from ending up in a medical examiner's office and allow us to have an opportunity to intervene more long term. the real question is how do we link them effectively with buprenorphine, with methadone and naltrexone treatment and others. >> thank you very much. i will yield back. >> thank you. i yield five minutes to the gentleman from maine. >> thank you, mr. chair. thank you all very much for being here. i represent north central, western, down east maine. i'm also a parent. i raised my son from the time he was in diapers as a single dad and love him like there's no tomorrow. and all of us parents throughout the country, at least i can speak for myself, are scared to death about this issue. i don't know a family in our second district of maine that has not been affected by drug abuse, alcoholism, or know someone or some family that has been. this is a very, very serious issue. it's frightening for me as a parent looking at this. but i

tracy, this department here, the officers here were the first in pennsylvania to be equipped with narcan that was back in 2014. today another first, we'll hear about an easier it'll to use that they'll start using here. in november, the u.s. food and drug administration approved a nasal spray. it was previously approved as an injectable drug. you may have seen first responders. they figured out how to alter the injectable and turn it into a mist. the company with its u.s. headquarters in radnor, delaware county, has its first police agency customers right here in delaware county, too. the new delivery system delivers a more efficient dose and is easier to use. according to government data, we've seen over the past ten years heroin overdoses, as well as prescription pain killer overdoses have been on the rise, especially over the last few years. they hope the implementation of this new tool will help curb the numbers a little bit. live in ridley township, drew smith, nbc 10 news. >>> one of the big topics during last night's republican presidential debate was the threat of terror. nbc 10'

chief jones says the narcan was used in piner, walton, covington, and independence. lisa: a warning this morning about whooping cough -- northern kentucky has had 73 cases reported since november 1. that' s seven times more than during the same time frame last year. seen numbers this high since 2012. a majority of cases are in children 10 to 17-years-old. whooping cough is a highly contagious respiratory disease. the health department offers adults a free t-dap booster and children may also be eligible for a free vaccine. mark: a new proposal to protect animals in these bitter cold temperatures. a proposed law here in ohio would make it illegal to tether dogs outside during extreme weather conditions. some townships and cities in ohio already have their own laws on the issue, but for now, it' s not illegal. as it stands now, in ohio, if a dog has a shelter and is healthy, it can be tethered outside in any weather conditions. a measure in the kentucky senate is moving forward that would require any woman seeking an abortion to first have an appointment with a medical

the father of narcan was honored for his contribution, dr. lavell was honored in toms river today, say that lavell was the one to help to develop the successful narcan program. it counter acts the affects of cocaine and heroin overdoses, it was given to police officers in ocean county to use if they have to respond to someone that overdosed and dr. lavell says this is only a partial solution. >> we are trying to do research to see what else we can do, this is not solving it's addiction problem but the overdose problem, we want to give these individuals a chance to move forward. >> other police departments in new jersey are also looking at adding narcan to their arsenal. since ocean county introduced their program for its officers 400 lives have been saved. an incredible amount. >> thank you. >>> a funeral director arrested after three decomposing bodies were found in her garage, has her license revoked. janet powell daily no longer have the license to operate her business in strawberry mansion, it happened last year when people complained of

the chief also crediting the drug narcan with saving those people's lives . >> anchor: in that post getting a lot of attention he directly addresses those suffering from addiction. jennifer e began reports with more on the chief's plea to the public. >> reporter: four people over overdosed during just a 24 hour period this past weekend. >>> it appears we're dealing with some heroin that is either strong or laced . >> reporter: all four were brought back with narcan. gloucester's police chief took to facebook with a message for those struggling with addiction. "there is recovery and new life that can and should be yours. you deserve it. your life is more meaningful than your death. don't be ashamed of your illness illness. we are not ashamed of you. it's time. come and get the help." >>> four in one day deaf nutly instills a sense of urgency about this topic. we can't wait any longer. when this happens, it accent waits the urgency of the situation . >> reporter: this isn't the first time the chief has caught attention through a post on-line on-line. last spring he announced this city's angel

police say landers was found unconscious with a needle in his arm..he was revived with narcan. this was all inside his daughters hospital room at cincinnati childrens...he was found in the bathroom the mother mary ann landers who was also in the room died of an apparent overdose...she also had a gun on her. today we could get the autopsy report for an official cause of her death. this whole incident is still under investigation by the cincinnati police live the family who by the way is from alabama came to cincinnati childrens to get their daughter a trachea surgery.the little girl is doing ok.coming up we'll hear what those who knew the family had to say. today, the so- called "affluenza" mom heads to court in texas. tonya couch was jailed in texas yesterday and today she'll be araigned there. she's being charged with hindering the apprehension of a felon. authorities believe she helped her son ethan flee to mexico while prosecutors were investigating whether ethan had violated his probation for killing 4 people in a drunk driving crash. right now- the texas state trooper who