narcan literally knocks narcan off the brain, sobering the user up.eroin and opiate abuse rose every year since 2007. during 2013. about 16,000 people died of an overdose, like oxicodon or hired codon, and 8,000 died of heroin. in that one year, according to a serva that wheeler conducted, he reversed 8,000 times, meek that in theory, the 8,000 people would be dead as well. anecdotal evidence, talking about receiving narcan can treatment. >> in clinics where narloxon is predescribed, we see dramatic reductions in death, and reductions in overdose events. so maybe it's acting as a behaviour change. >> narcan is arguably the safest drug in the world. if a paramedic comes upon someone that is unconks, in the wrong alcohol stupor, that would kill them. narcan is safe to administration to anyone in any condition. that is why this stuff is available. not just for the emergency personnel, but to people like you and me. it was really heavy. okay. this is bad. he had narcan, and i gave him the narcan and seemed like it wasn't working, i gave him two doses. it

narcan literally knocks opiates off the brain sobering the person up immediately.ing 2013, the last year for which complete information is available about 16,000 people died of an overdose of prescription opioids like oxycodone, and about 8,000 died of heroin. in that year doorg according the a swea wheeler's group helped conduct, those 8,000 people would be dead as well. an anecdotal experiment, the experience of administering it can inspire people to seek treatment. >> in clinics where maloxone is prescribed we've seen really dramatic reductions in overdose death, not just overdose death but reduction in 80 overdose events. maybe it is acting as a behavior change. >> the safest drug in the world, if a paramedic comes across someone who is unconscious, even giving them sugar water might kill them but nar con i narcan is safe to administer to then. you and me. >> he was really heavy, like okay this is bad so i luckily had narcan and i gave him the narcan, and he like wasn't work at first i gave him two doses and then he came back and it was -- i don't know it was r

this man last june narcan meant difference between life and death. >> the officers who administered narcan on this day call it a life saver. >> he appears to be breathing now 7 news learned first responders aren't the only ones using the powerful drug to bring addicts back to life. when we give out kits our kits have two doses on them this what is called bystander class. it's open to anyone who wants to learn how to administer narcan. you're going to put on the nasal atomizer. class is taught by learn to cope an organization dedicated to helping families dealing with drug addiction. kathy day is not just an instructor, she's used narcan to save someone she loves. i've had to use it in quaking shaking crying he did though i do this all time so far massachusetts nearly 40,000 people not first responder have taken the class. and the program is getting results. according to a massachusetts department of health, these trained bystanders have saved six,000 people. you have have loved one who is overdosed as it's awful. of course it's hard. yeah, so you just, but this something you have to do. fr

. >> she needs narcan. >> caught on camera, watch as local police use narcan to help revive a woman. >> a disaster declaration, new jersey governor chris christie is now asking for help from the federal government in the wake of blizzard of 2016. just after 5:30. good morning. let's start with meteorologist. folks in say they're happy. >> for the snow making opportunity. they'll be able to do that all weekend long. guess what we get to do, layer up. cold conditions. this morning it's much colder than yesterday, but this weekend the temperatures really come down and the wind will be stronger. the wind is staying below 10 miles an hour. that lighter wind allows the temperatures to fall. 10 degrees in potstown. millville, it's a little warmer in cape may by 22 degrees. the good news is the wind will be lighter today so with sunshine this morning that will start the warming process, have us go from 17 to 23 degrees. the winds will stay below ten miles an hour at 1:00 this afternoon. 28 degrees. clouds start moving in and they'll take over later today. there's a chance we'll see some snow

the first responder calling out the use of narcan. susie steimle is live and the post has been taken down. >> reporter: it has but this is just another reminder that everything written on the internet is permanent. this post did not go over well with the general public. a firefighter on his personal facebook page calling narcan the worst drug saying people whooverdose should be left to die reading on a his personal page, i for one get no extra money for giving narcan and the losers are out of the hospital and using again in hours. you use, you should lose. weymouth fire chief trying to dispel the frustration from people in the general area saying the comments posted do not reflect the philosophy or values that we hold as a department or town. he is scheduled to meet with people online are saying the firefighter should lose his job. we are live in weymouth. susie steimle. >> thanks we appreciate it.

when officers arrive they give her a dose of narcan.t's used in emergencies to countier act the effects of an overdose. >> a problem in every neighborhood everywhere. >> even after you're clinically dead, brought back to life by narc narcan, folks still aren't convinced that they should go get hope. >> we spoke to the woman who was seen in this video. it was posted on youtube and has been viewed thousands of of times. she declined our request. she said she was fine. her biggest concern was for her young daughter and has seen the comments. do you feel narcan has helped fight the heroin ep dimmic wm bill rights no, i'm a paramedic. all this does is enhance the problem. now heroin addicts will think help is on the way and that es no danger. anyone who knows, loves someone who does abuse it should have training and have narcan on them at all times. this is could save someone's life. addiction is a disease. if you want to join the conversation, go to our facebook page. nbc 10. >> it's 4:47. asian markets dropped overnight amid fears of the h

there's narcan absolutely not. if i want to use i want to use seeing the same people overdosing it's fitchburg. fire and police went on in 201510 times they went to repeat addresses. are you concerned since narcan is more readily available that some addicts are seeing it as a safety net. >> i suspect that is happening. sometimes we don't get called anymore if a family member or friend administers narcan they come out of it and they don't call us. >> reporter: just just in the past two months they have administered narcan 45 times to just 25 people. so some overdosed more than once. frustrating for us when you feel like did you make a difference the first time then you find out later on they overdosed again. we have given it to maybe four or five times over a year. >> reporter: both paramedics say whether it's someone's first call to 9-1-1 or their tenth they're in the business of saving lives and hopefully changing them too. >> we'll all got in this field to try to help people hopefully impact their lives in a posi

he said "narcan is the worst let the explicative bags die i get no extra money for giving narcan and these losers are out of the hospital and using again in hours. you use you should lose. >> you do lose. you lose your family. you lose their trust. >> reporter: mike ware has been batteling addiction his adult life and seen narcan save his brother, and his cousin. >> to say that on facebook is guy you are. >> i think it's absolute bull. >> reporter: jennifer's boyfriend is a former addict but without narcan he wouldn't be alive. >> they didn't choose to be addicts it happened that way. no one understands it's disease you have to battle. >> reporter: addiction does affect everyone differently. point. --epidemic is crazy and he is right in a way too. >> reporter: most wish he chosen his words more >> we are human, and we are not perfect. >> i believe in freedom of speech but to call people names is uncall-- uncalled for. >> reporter: the fire chiefreleased a statement simply saying that he has seen the post and that it doesn't line up with the town or department's philosophies or values

who would think you could get narcan as easy as you could cough drops?but that's what is expected to happen at cvs pharmacies like this one in ohio. we want to show you what we're talking about with over the counter narcan. cvs would be the first major chain to sell narcan in ohio.it was made legal to buy without a prescription in ohio last year. but right now only 8 pharmacies in the tri-state offer it.the hope is to save more people from heroin overdoses by making narcan easier to get.ohio has seen an increase in overdose deaths in comes in a nasal spray and costs about 80 to 100 dollars. cvs first major chainonly 8 tri-state pharmaciesincrease in overdose deaths a forum is set in toledo today with federal state and cvs officials. that's when we expect to find out when narcan will be available here. reporting live jordan burgess. 9 on your side. the presidential nomination process begins today.iowa kicks things off with the first-in-the-nation caucuses. candidates on both sides brought in the big guns - their families - to win last- minute support. sup

medics use narcan to reverse the overdeuce. addiction has gripped the region and narcan is being used to jolt people back to life. we look closer at the epidemic and has more of this exclusive video. >> reporter: it's 4:00 p.m. in kensington and a septa cop sprints to huntingdon station. a man is unconscious on the ground overdosing from heroin. as trains pass by the victim convulses on the platform, strangers can only hold his hand. >> scary, man. scary. >> medic 15 arrives with a life-saving batch of narcan. septa police arrest the man's friend. >> i was trying to wake him up. >> reporter: police say he was carrying small baggies of the drug. >> it's an epidemic. >> reporter: mark is watching this unfold. he is a former addict himself, clean for the past year. >> the kids today go right to heroin and they drop dead like that. it's nuts. >> reporter: in pennsylvania heroin kills more people than car accidents. 2015 was likely the deadliest year on record. but antidotes like narcan are an overdose victim on a bus was brought ba

it is open to anyone who wants narcan. >> you are going to put on the nasal atomizer. report tt class is taught by learn to cope. an organization helping family dealing with drug addiction. kathy day is not just an instructor. she has used narcan to save someone she loves. >> i have had to use it quakes, shaking, crying. even though i use this all the time. >> reporter: 40,000 people who are not first responders are taking the class. the program is getting results. according to the massachusetts department of health, these trained bystanders have saved 6,000 people. >> you have a loved one who has overdosed. it is awful. of course, it is hard. yeah. so this is something you have to do. >> reporter: frank gould knows what he is talking about. the firefighter considers himself a bystander at home. his son is a recovering heroin addict. >> he is my son. i love him. because god forbid, if i need to use it, i have it. >> reporter: narcan reversing the potentially deadly effects of overdose. the bystanders get some practice putting the narcan spray together. >> it takes appr

medics used narcan to reverse the overdose. in pennsylvania heroin kills more people than car crashes. >> it's normal, every day life. it's a shame, but it's every day life down here. >> overdoses happen so often that riders like tameka langford carry narcan everywhere. she said she saved a woman last week and expects to have to do it again. >>> we have new information oppose a rookie police officer in virginia who was shot to death during her first day on the job. authorities say a gunman shot ashley guindon and two others officers responding to a domestic dispute. police arrested the suspect who they say is in the military. he's scheduled for court tomorrow on a murder charge. a neighbor describes what happened. >> i was walking up the street with three other people. we heard three to four gunshots so we started running. when we got up here we saw all the cops. we tried to go home but they told us to go inside. >> this was their first day working. the whole thing is tragic. >> officer guindon served in the marine corps before

thth bill would allow first responders to carry and adminster the drug commonly known as narcan. to help explain what this all means -- kwwl's olivia mancino joins us live in the newsroom with the narcananis a drug that quite literally zaps the high away from the user. currently at the pre-hospital level, only paramedics can administer narcan-- but this b bll would allowowe-m-ts and police officees to also carrr it here's a look at an example of narcan--this is a nasal-spray type it also can be injected by an epi- pen or intraueneously if police officers or e-m-ts eventually carry narcan, they'll likely carry the nasal spray i spoke to jim cook, a paramedic at the cedar falls fire deparment for more than 20 years he says this bill comes at a good time, considering the heroin overdose problem in our state. "theyre on the rise, theres no ifs and or buts about it we hear the rise in eastern iowa, its cook says narcan is a very helpful tool on their tool belt-- and has helped in saving many lives from overroses i spoke to a few police officers around the area about this bill one offi

narcan was used 13-thousand times... state-wide... last year. kyla woods has a news 5 traffic update. kyla? not quite as warm today. we should be in the 40s for the morning and end up near 50 as the sun returns. highs tomorrow hit the low to mid 60s with strong storms possible after 7pm tuesday night.

mark karen said narcan is the i get no extra money for giving narcan, and when he was talking about the people he revived, he said you use? you should lose. last year the firefighters responded to 183 overdoses and used narcan to save 114 people but 24 died, and one was bill hill's son. >> people don't understand. they think the narcan is wrong, but it's totally wrong. it saves people's lives. it saved my son's twice. >> karen deleted his facebook provile, but it was too late as users got screen shots of the post. karen will be suspended for 90 days. >>> new details about a toddler seriously injured at a roxbury apartment. first responders brought the 3- year-old to the hospital on sunday night. he's fighting for his life. there's no word on how he got out of his alpine apartment yesterday. dcf has custody of the boy and another child in the apartment, but they will not say if the department has a history with the family. >>> a massachusetts congresswoman taking on so- called s.w.a.t.ing was just s.w.a.t.ed herself. >>> hearing from aaron hernandez from mind bars. the jailhouse letter,

but antidotes like narcan are helping. in upper darby last week an overdose on septa brought back to life. in this case the victim jolted awake and rushed to the hospital. >> you inject it into the muscle. >> tameka langford carries narcan with her every day on the train. she says she's already saved one life and expects to save another in no time. >> it's normal. it's every day life. it's a shame, but it's every day life down here. >> reporter: in kensington, randy gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news. we don't use growth-promoting antibiotics, that's just the way things should be done. that's important to me. my name is glenn, and i'm an independent turkey farmer. (female announcer) shady brook farms®. no growth-promoting antibiotics, just honest, simple turkey. >>> overnight, philadelphia police looking into two convenience store robberies. one holdup happened at this wawa on sully avenue. a second robbery a mile away on compton avenue. there are no reports of anyone being hurt at either and this time it's unclear if the robberies a

@now when it comes to cvs they @are offering narcan without a @prescription here at all stores @in ohio and those pharmacies @already doing it hoping that @will get the word out about @that program. @coming up in the next half-hour @at 6:50 i am going to let you @know how much it costs you if @it isn't covered by your @insurance, live in cleave hard @tiffany tarply. @>> see you then, thanks, @tiffany. @>>> hollie win of our viewers @post that had on facebook, only @in america do we ac some @weather predictions. @>>> a rodent but deny climate @only makes sense, john. @>> 15,000 people waiting for @this groundhog to come out. @>> yes, and they are very happy @in the process. @>>> we will be around 50 for @the high today, regardless it @is going to feel like spring @time here on this ground hog @day in northeast ohio. @we are going to be in the 40s @by lunch time. @that is already 10 degrees @above normal. @tracking a storm on the travel @map and we are expecting rain @later on today, i'll let you @know exactly when, maybe even a @few thunderstorms. @>>> hollie, thanks, chicago is @setting

narcan is used to revive people that overdosed on heroin. the facebook account has since been deleted but enough people saw it and now this fire fighter is under fire for his comments. >>> awful. awful department released a statement is a said "the department has been made aware of a post on social media. the comments posted do not reflect the philosophy or values we hold as a fire department or town." some people believe while comments are in poor taste perhaps the fire fighter was just venting . >>> i don't think it's right but kids think they get high because they know they carry them . >>> i imagine everybody has their personal opinion about things. as far as i'm concerned t a good drug to be out there for people who got that problem. >>> i think he just made a big mistake. venting, you know. i'm sure if he had to use within he would use it, you know, on somebody. he wouldn't let anyone die . >> anchor: the mayor's office is also investigating saying they received a lot of angry e-mails over the weekend, but say it's too early to determi

that's when we'll find out when c-v-s will make narcan available.reporting live.. jordan burgess. 9 on your side. breaking in the live alert center.today the world health emergency meeting to get a zika virus... the group will decide if the outbreak should be declared an international health crisis... they say it's spreading at an explosive pace... according to the c-d-c it is spread by mosquitoes, is in more than 20 countries, including the u-s. also breaking...the c-d-c could declare the e-coli outbreak over as soon as today...at chipotle stores in nine different states.people familiar with the government's investigation announced this over the weekend.. more than 50 people were sickened with e-coli from the outbreak.a criminal investigation of chipotle is now underway. all eyes this morning on iowa... as voters head to the polls during the first major battle during the 2016 presidential election.and gop candidates are pulling out all of the stops trying to win over last second voters. "i don't care if you are temperature.//(flash) get out of bed and caucus." the

the first responder calling out the use of narcan. susie steimle is live and the >> reporter: it has been but that didn't stop people from screen shotting it before and sharing it multiple times over social media once again. another reminder that anything you put out there on the internet is permanent and people are very furious about the post that read in part "i for one get no extra money for giving narcan and these losers are out of the hospital using again in hours. you use you should lose of course narcan is the life saving drug for anyone with an overdose on openats or heroin. the comments posted don't reflect the philosophy of values we hold as fire department or town. a lot of backlash because of the comments. the chief and mayor are schedule to meet here this morning. a number of people online demanding the firefighter lose his job susie steimle wbz this morning. >> thanks very much. >>> allegations of abuse at school for boys with disability. five people arrested in connection with the court today. 4 men are facing assault c

this video shows a man being brought back to life by narcan.. we've turned off the audio, due to its graphic nature.. but makeeo mistake, this drug saved a man that could have easily died. harm us first, cause they could keep us from helping others" that's jim cook, a firefighter paramedic working for cedar falls for more than 20 years powerful tool -- and widely disliked by drug abusers. someone out of their od they here's a look at one version of a nasal spray as cook mentioned, narcan literally zaps away an opiate high if passed in the iowa legislature, use narcan. "as you can see, a fine mist comes out of here" cook says they'd most likely usee the nasal spray or epi- pen version of narcan, though it is commonly interjected intraveneously--tha t requires more training. cook says this bill comes at a good time, considering the rise in heroin overdoses in eastern ifs and or buts about it we hear the rise in eastern iowa, its something we have to watch out for" we talked to local police about their thoughts on the bill. one officer says ----as

. @>>> pharmacies in ohio have @been able to handout narcan @without a prescription, tiffany @tarply joins us live from @downtown, tiffany we learned @three drug stores are involved @in the program. @>> reporter: and none of them @are in the cuyahoa county. @now they are all dispensing @narcan without the @prescription, i made a few @calls all of them combined have @fewer than a handful of people @taking advantage of this @program. @but they are hoping that will @soon change. @paramedics have been using @narcan to reverse the effects @>> we are going through a lot @more now. @>> reporter: we've seen police @officers become equipped with @the nasal spray. @>> this is a dangerous drug, @people are losing their lives. @>> reporter: you may be the @next one to save a life. @>> even though the fire and ems @can get there quickly, nobody @is quicker than a family @member. @>> reporter: hospital's new @choice pharmacy in cuyahoa @falls offering narcan without a @prescription in northeast ohio, @they'll show you how it works @and give counseling. @>> it's not just for the people @that are lo

made controversial comments about narcan which rather is a drug of reverse the effects of a deadly drug overdose. fox 25's heather hegedus is live. >> heather: this afternoon the mayor union fire chief spent much of the afternoon in closed-door meeting here at townhall 20 figure out what to do about all of this in the end they decided firefighter who wrote the proposed should be suspended he's going to be allowed to return to work. that has a lot of people outraged as you mentioned including a man who had just spoke with recently lost a son to drug addiction. >> william hill was a 24-year-old son to heroin last spring he says james was bite by the overdose reversing drug narcan twice before he finally succumbed to his addiction. over the weekend william earned firefighter wrote calling heroin addicts quote losers questioning whether it's worth administering narcan and saying they should just let heroin uses die. the post is been taken down but not before being shared all over the internet. fox 25 is on the five part of posted it is mark karen who was been with the department 's 2004. in

cvs started selling narcan over-the-counter this month. lisa: help wanted at kings there will be an open house tomorrow to fill 4000 positions. from security to lifeguards. you have to be 15 to apply. if you want to stop by the park tomorrow, they will be taking applications from 1:00 to 3:00. this weekend,love is in the air. mark: and it smells like onions. lisa: what? mark: we' ll have a look at some of the unique ways to celebrate valentine' s day. >> the coolest thing just happened. we weren' t expecting this at all, but a special guest just stopped by the studio. we will bring him out here. we' ll have a look at the surprise on "the tonight show." mark: taking a live look outside this morning. 20 degrees right now. comes to the forecast. all cold. as we look through the weather by camera in connorsville, if we be the area. i am not sing much by way of flurries. cold in and around the 275 loop, upper teens to right around 20. through the day, we will make it to the upper 20' s, but the wind picking up, it will feel colder into the afte

the officer saved her with narcan. last year in camden county narcan saved more than 400. >> a transgender woman stabbed and left for dead. the lgbt community is mourning the victim. officers found maya young on penn street. someone stabbed her in the neck and chest. police do not have a motive. there is a $20,000 reward leading to an arrest and conviction. >> new developments in the bill cosby case. lawyers for andrea constand says cosby is using the courts to bully his accuser in his case in montgomery county. cosby recently filed a sealed lawsuit against constand for talking to authorities about the case, he claims that violated the confidential settlement of her civil lawsuit and wants her to return that settlement money. constand's lawyer asked a federal judge to void the conif i den sheality clause because she claims cosby was abusing it. cosby's lawyer has not commented on the bullying allegations. >> a philadelphia fixture in the community for decades passed away today. harry j. katz. "the philadelphia inquirer

it will sell narcan in ohio stores *without a prescription*on cam -you can count on us to bring you the results of this announcement when it happens today at 10 a-m.timyka artist, 9 on your side. in anderson township...an 18 year old is accused of threatening students and staff at the st joseph orphanage altercrest campus. will face a judge this morning after police say he threatened to bring a gun to school and shoot people. according to court papers, the incident happened on wednesday. the school's website says altercrest provides students grades 6th through 12th with mental health services and other educational support. it is not clear if bankhead is a student there. bankhead faces an aggravated menacing charge which is a misdemeanor. 9 on your side reached out to the school for comment late last night, but they were closed. we will bring you the latest information on 9 on your side at noon. a local woman says her ex- boyfriend broke through her window... threw her against the wall... then lit her clothes on fire while trying to torch her 'price hill' apartment. 29-year-old jerom

on monday, the iowa senate passed a bill authorized to use narcan. with no legal liability as long as it was administered in good faith. >> there's no liability on the part of the emergency rescue personnel. on administering that drug, which is designed to intercept how the heroin affects the nerve recementers. >> reporter: something paramedics have used for years. narcan deprives the individual of the high created by narcotics. that's what this does. it blocks the receptor sight, and takes the high away from them. >> reporter: overdoses of with narcan, the effects will police ages and fire departments are also being considered to carry narcan, as the opioid related deaths continue to rise. jaclyn driscoll, siouxland news. >> they would be sure to implement proper training before using it. >>> those stories and more in tonight's terrorism alert desk update. from the terrorism alert desk in washington, i'm michelle marsh. for the first time ever, a case against an alleged isis supporter is going to trial in a phoenix court, opening statements are unde

our cameras were there and captured medics using narcan to reverse an overdose. we'll show you how the situation played out. >>> good morning and welcome back to "nbc 10 news today." i'm katy zachry. it is just 10:00 a.m. on your sunday and it's warming up out there. let's get a check on your sunday weather with meteorologist bill henley. good morning, bill. >> good morning, katy. it's 47 degrees. that's about as warm as we would normally get at the end of february, today is the 28th. but today it will keep going into the sikds. look at the sunshine on boathouse roe. the breeze is blowing. a few thin clouds but nothing to show you on radar, it's completely dry. temperatures 50 in pottstown, a quick warm-up for millville and dover, 52 in atlantic city at the airport. temperatures wasted no time. you can see the camera shaking. that's a steady wind that will be gusting more than 20 miles an hour this afternoon. bright sunshine, 54 at lunchtime, 59 at 3:00. i think we'll hit 60 degrees this afternoon. >> all right, bill. thank you. new from overnight, a man is recov

. >> he's revised by officers using narcan sent on his way and arrested days later. fox 29's bruce gordon is live in upper darby police department to tonight to explain why police believe it's for his own good. bruce. >> reporter: this is real major twist on the current mindset to treat her heroin addiction as a disease rather than as a crime. new policy here in upper darby township, save the victim's live then arrest him. again, another warning, this video may ab little tough to watch. >> it's a great american epidemic. >> reporter: upper darby police superintendent michael chitwood says the actions of 25-year-old michael meanie of middletown, delaware county, show that epidemic in all its brutal detail. meanie shooting heroin aboard septa's packed route 111 bus as it travels through upper darby last thursday afternoon. >> he's putting a needle in his arm. he's shooting up. >> reporter: win minutes, meanie slums an ands to the flor of the crowded bus. >> he's out. >> reporter: upper dash blee responding to multiple 911 calls board the bus and administer narcan to re

-- narcan and rushed to the hospital after shooting heroin. these days, it's something thatthe doctor sees all the close it was if the ambulance hadn't gotten there. >> he probably would have died. >> reporter: the plymouth area is hit hard and in 2014, 42 people died of overdoses in the town surrounding the hospital. >> i have been involved in emergency medicine for almost 34 years now. and this has never been as complicated as it is now or taxing on the system or as dangerous to our population. it is terrifying. >> reporter: the doctor allowed the i-team to follow him on several night shifts night not unusual for us to have to revive someone from an overdose early in the evening and have them return later on. >> we believe it's an epidemic. >> reporter: police chief is changing how the department is approaching old oid abuse. >> we can't arrest our way out of this problem. >> we have a couple. >> reporter: there's the street crimes unit with binoculars and narcan. officer ross and johnson patrol streets and alleyways trying to >> high school

more ample moisture arrives by monday, access to the life-saving narcan. narcan. walgreens is rolling out a new program in parts of the tri-state.how the drug store may help prevent the next overdose death. increasing your own child's risk of asthma.what you're putting into your body while pregant that increases their odds. new at 5:30.... dont fall victim to a rose ripoff this valentines day.consumer reporter john matarese is on your side with how to get the tonight in healthy living - a second major drug store is making it easy for anyone to gain access to narcan. narcan.that's the drug people drug overdose.the company will roll out kiosks that dispense the drug antidote without a prescription. the program will start in ohio and indiana in late february. c-v-s unveiled a similar plan earlier this year. guns, car crashes and overdoses. experts say those three things are dragging down our life expectancy. those three causes account for six percent of deaths among men.and three percent of deaths among women. women.when you compare americans' average life spans to s

>> the police officers have narcan. every car is equipped with narcan.s trained to use the narcan. >> this happens, this has been happening a lot. what, 50 cases in upper dashy? >> we've used narcan over 60 times in about 14 month, and we're saved about 58 lives. >> now, did he have heroin, like the packets, the bags, on him on the bus? >> he did. he had four bags on him, in his wallet, we found these after we revived him. he got off the bus. >> why didn't he get arrest the right then? >> number one we just saved his life. two, we wanted to analyze the drugs. he had to go to the hospital. he went to the hospital. he was treated and released, he was back on his way that afternoon. we looked at the incident. we look at each case individually. there were drugs. he had commit add crime. he had used public space to shoot up the heroin, endangering other people on the bulls, so we decided to arrest him. >> did you hear about the mayor up in ithica, new york, i'm sure you have, he says what we need in our cities is a safe spot, like a safe room, where these the

more than 100 were saved with the use of narcan. the union is on board with the hey i don't remember on this. they say the fire fighter definitely is in the wrong here. they say he is very sorry and will undergo sensitivity training and will be reassigned to status that's not first responder status until the chief is fully aware and believes that he is ready to go back to that job. live in weymouth, jonathan hall, 7 news. >> anchor: tonight on 7, count counting down to the caucuses. >>> joy in the political revolution. >>> we will turn america around. >> anchor: candidates crisscrossing the state of iowa . >>> we'll have a winner you better believe it . >>> for those of you still thinking about this, weighing your options i hope i will be able to persuade you . >>> this is our time. >> anchor: as voters come to the to rally and their presidential pick. >>> after months of speeches, interviews, debates and polls we are just hours away now from of the 2016 presidential campaign. >>> iowa voters get their say tonight, who they think sh

kroger will offer narcan as an inhaler or a shot across cincinnati and northern kentucky. mark: also today, uc' s office of safety and reform is a hosting a community forum. they will introduce the will perform a comprehensive review of the uc police department. involved shooting death of sam dubose. the forum is at 6:30 at the community action agency. please is here with details this know we saw yesterday for sure, and coalton bidders. randi: it has been called for a week or so. i' m ready for warm up. yesterday officially a cvg, 2.9 inches of snow. when you toss that in the total for the season, this is the first day where we have above normal snowfall for the season. we have been running a deficit all season long. yesterday pushed us over the edge. 2.9 inches at cvg. other spots saw more than that. maysville, 4.5 inches. oh and 10, near four inches. in ohio, the big winner looks to be a million. wilmington, 2.3 inches. we' re not totally done with snow showers. today, temperatures and the upper 30' s. rain this evening. we will have a mix overnight and maybe slushy accu

those buying narcan will go through a consultation and an eight step education checklist before receiving the drug. new developments now - two 15-year-old girls were shot and killed at their own high school. each girl was shot once at the school in a phoenix suburb. police say a gun was found possible murder-suicide, or double-suicide. :10 - :20"what i really want to get out there is, we don't believe there are any outstanding suspects. these two young women were found next to each other and there was a weapon found beside them." them."police arrived at the school within two minutes of the reported shooting. the relationship between the two girls is being investigated. more than two-thousand students attend the school. a tire explosion sends a cincinnati fire fighter to the hospital with minor injuries. injuries."it sounded like a bomb going off. it was that loud." loud."the explosion that richard dwyer heard was a tire blowing out on a burning rumpke recycling truck.the truck's brakes apparently caught on fire here on vine street in front of withers auto service.as firefighters worked to

it's called narcan... and several mountain agencies have begun using it. this video comes from pennsylvania. it shows a man sitting in the front of a bus, overdosing on heroin and passing out. first responders arrive and use the drug to revive him. he is able to stand up and walk off the bus. this same drug is what the been using for some time. 3 our next step is to start tracking this data, so we are going to start pinpointing where we're actually responding and using the narcan so we can see if there's a concentrated area for this age, gender, things like that.3 a number of agencies have said heroin is a problem in the region. a-p-d has considered using narcan but at this time, we are told, they do not have plans of using it. 3 3 a new effort begins to help give certain dogs the space they need. it is called "project yellow." the asheville humane society and buncombe county animal shelter launched the initiative. dog owners put a yellow ribbon on their leash... to give passers-by a heads up to use caution or ask permission before approaching a dog. 3 26:

@narcan reverses the effects of @an opioid overdose. @according to the ohio board of @pharmacy website there are only @a couple pharmacies in @northeast ohio already @offering narcan without a @prescription. @i spoke with a local pharmacist @who says that's likely because @of the guidelines that have to @be followed in @ohio including working with an @oversight physician. @crust is already offering @narcan without a prescription @in more than a dozen other @states. @>>> as we are approaching 6:55 @looking pretty good on the @traffic map a little bit of @slow traffic a 1-2 @minute delay. @also into downtown but that @slow traffic clears once you @get to the inner belt the if @parma is your stomping ground @after a power line fire. @>>> well, the overcast skies @are going to stick with us into @the afternoon the temperatures @have tumbled most @of us sitting in the 30s right @now, that's were we're going to @stay until the afternoon. @cold tonight but a warm front @tomorrow. @going to warm us right back up. @>>> i'm ready with bonus deal.

they used narcan. the man on the platform was convulsing. that's when a medic arrived with a lifesaving batch of narcan, heroin antidote. in pennsylvania heroin kills more people than car crashes. it's every day life. it's a shame, but it's every day life down here. >> over doses happen so often riders like tam eba carry narcan everywhere. in a dozen states you don't need a prescription to carry it. she said she saved a woman's life last week and expects to have to do it again. >>> from our delaware bureau police are looking for a shooter who left a man for dead in a parking lot of a newcastle apartment complex. officers found the man in his 30s shot multiple times outside the apartments in newkirk last night. he went to the hospital where he was announced dead. police are looking for information. >>> we have new information on the rookie police officer seen here shot to death on her first day on the job in northern virginia. authorities say gunmen killed officer ashley guindon and wounded two of her comrades at this scene of a domestic disp

and now narcan shelves at one major drug store. fox 19 now's frankie jupiter joins us live with the story. we've told you about the rise of emergency calls related to heroin overdose. ohio attorney general mike dewine tells fox19 now he's excited about this announcement. there is a big heroin problem in the state of ohio. tomorrow at the university of toledo, cvs pharmacy officials, the ohio attorney general and the white house national drug policy director will discuss a major pharmacy chain's plans to sell narcan. "we'll we are very excited about this announcement by cvs that they are going to start carrying in their retail stores naloxone. of course naloxone is this amazing drug that's been around for a long time." according to ohio department of public safety records, narcan was administered nearly 13,000 times around the state last year. "it's sad that they have to do that, it's sad that we have so many people that are overdosing in country. you know we lose three to four people every single day in ohio." we took to the street

kroger will offer narcan as an inhaler or a shot across cincinnati and northern kentucky. >> cincinnati' s certified most accurate forecast. for most of us, the snow and it late last evening. still snow-covered on the side streets this morning and there is some patchy drizzle. middle of the day we go above freezing and into the evening hours rain returns but it will next as we go into the middle of the night. a quick shot of snow but notice much of the day it is cloudy but temperatures are warming up. by the evening commute starting to see rain showers drifting to downtown by about 9:00 and we will see a cold rain late tonight and we switch over to a mix. before it moves out as snow into tomorrow night, maybe another glancing inch of snow. we are not done with this system. temperatures are warming up. all the way up to almost 60 degrees. kyla: on this monday, i think it is a holiday and lighter volume of traffic will work in our favor this morning. 14 minutes on 275. 19 minutes across the river on 71, 75. 19 minutes on 74 from the indiana side. all lanes wide open east and westbound. ho

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