(sasha pozdnaykov, supports narcan) "narcan saved my life because i almost died." there's debate right now whether narcan is the best option for overdose victims and whether it enables people to use again. but there's no doubt where sasha stands. (sasha pozdnaykov, supports narcan) "i think it's good because it can bring people back to life. it gives them a chance to live again." jason merrick is one of those people. he's currently the detention center's director of addiction services. (jason merrick, supports narcan) "i'm not afraid and i'm no admit that i am a person in long-term recovery from this crippling and potentially fatal disease." merrick was never revived by narcan, but many of the inmates he counsels were. (jason merrick, supports narcan) "absolutely is a lifesaver. no doubt about it." he, too, doesn't flinch about the need for the drug right now. (jason merrick, supports narcan) "does it enable someone? yes. it enables someone to live another day to hopefully get into recovery and live a happy, productive life." the frustration for law enforcers like

just tuesday night a 25-year- old man was narcan delivery system. i'm bill shields, wbz news. >>> the city of bostonee first medical marijuana dispensary is open for business. more than 200 state certified patients pre-registered to stop at the registry, the 7th of its kind to open up in massachusetts. >>> an amazing show on mount washington last night if you were there. if you weren't, this is what you would have seen. the morning and eric, it's a beautiful phenomenon. it always amazing. >>> absolutely, and it's spectacular. fewer in northern new england, maine, vermont, it wasn't an all might thing. it - - all night the perseid has begun. it peaks next week, and we will see an influx of meteors streaking across the sky. today, ideal. as good as it gets, 70stoy on 80s, humidity is low and skies mainly clear with a few cumulus clouds popping up. you can't complain. dew points in the low to mid- 50s, and the dry air allows us to cool off tonight. lows, 51 to 58. there. the city hangs out in the low 60s, and sunshine will lead the way tomorrow. as we

. >> an ohio nurse with narcan sees a man and his son overdoses and her story is up coming in just a moment. >>> heavy rainfall here over the past couple of hours. does that mean that it's moving in and the growing heroin epidemic, but so is the world. to help raise the awareness, there's a new grassroots organization. some of the projects has a hand out here and it's being passed out through akron. people passing them out overdoses have had happened. the names on the paper are of addicts that are willing to help turn the tide of the epidemic here. indeed the world is focusing on the epidemic and that's probably why the nurse in cincinnati had what she needed. he found two men on the interstate in cincinnati, where the woman, a nurse both lives. we the story. >> reporter: cat angle had come across a father and son overdose in west chester, duringrush hour the vehicle off to the side. >> i saw a young patrolman and i asked him, if he had narcan and i said i think i have some nothing happened, the second dose, and he didn't stir. i got a pulse and we couldn't get him to breathe. after

ems commissioner nicole carlton says they carry a gun ambulances but now will also be passing out narcan kits to those in need the first in the nation to do so as if they revealeds monday to team. >> wee hope actually more lives aretu saved to the state pharmacy board also hoping to decrease overdose deaths announced monday as well that they're their expanding access to narcan making it available without a prescription pharmacies in 79 of ohio's 88 counties places like northeast ohio where new stronger drugs haveon been killing people at an alarming rate. recently has taken out people really fastra and it's really sad is. >> a tragedy says amanda quimper in lorain countyy. and a family in an instant. >> i've been to more funerals and anyone should ever have to attend to their whole lifee almost her own she admits a. >> that could've totally been many. >> now in recovery foror nearly a decade of mentors on a mission to help others and grateful to see narcan were readily availabled as for any critics she says >> i think saving people's lives and loving people is more important than anythin

>> now in recovery for nearly a decade of mentors on a mission to help others and grateful to see narcan were readily available as for any critics she says. >> i think saving people's lives and loving people is more important than anything. >> amanda's on a mission to save lives of the price of narcan right now at the pharmacy is about $15 to see a complete list of the pharmacies where he can be purchased and is available now in to learn more about the cleveland ems program you can say just how valuable this narcan is a sea cs saving lives out there every day in the midst of this epidemic is recently a couple of weeks ago in the rain they had nearly two dozen over services three people did die but the others were saved because of narcan be met thousands of people nationwide are asking local prosecutors to dismiss order charges filed aai killing her father only a fox a camera was rolling as members of the holy valley organizing collaborative went to the trumbull county family court this morning to try to hit the petitions to the juvenile prosecutor risha meadows is accused of killing her

. >> they will train each officer how and when to use narcan. >> they have been carrying narcan for 20 years. >> it will have a huge impact especially for family members who have a loved one addicted sporting event or they see a cruiser and their loved one has a problem we will have the narcan available and we can administer it before paramedics arrived. >> reporter: i spoke with donna. >> we had about 131 opiate deaths or drug over dose deaths and so far this year at july 20th we had 145. >> reporter: the a -- the availability of fentanyl and more lives at risk. from john 1st to august 13th 1,243 overdoses have occurred in summit county which is roughly the size of the lakewood civic auditorium. >> it is more important and imperative for us to have it than to not have. it every day there is an opportunity where you can save somebody's life. >> narcan can reverse drowseyness and loss of it wears off in about 20 to 90 minutes. harry boomer, getting answers, cleveland 19. >> romona: cleveland 19 news is helping you spot the signs of heroin and opioid abuse. log on and click on the your h

narcan reverses the effect of heroin overdose and the drug has saved many lives. akron has seen a dramatic spike in ods. the city wants officers to be ready if someone needs help before the ems arrive. >> we're not the paramedics, we're trained in cpr and we do tourniquet training in case someone is involved in a car accident so this is another step to help save lives in the community. >> more than 400 akron officers will get the narcan training in the coming weeks. >>> today marks 20 years since the welfare system dr. in the changes. the reform has encouraged people to provide for themselves. but families living on less than $2 per person a day more than doubled since 1996. >> we're talking about people that many of whom are in the hard core unemployed and never really worked a regular job. >> a lot of people have the misconception that a lot of people on welfare just want to sit and not do anything. it is not like is hard. it's a struggle. >> and that cash help goes to around 2 million families a month. but it is up to each state to hand out the money. so how mu

. >> i was the girl they didn't want to narcan and the life that was wasted. they toasted me aside. >> reporter: she fought for life. she cleaned up and brought the safe passages program to ohio. it is now being used by police in olmstead township. >> we will do our best to get you into a detox bed. we will try to get you into a facility that will help your addiction. a 28-day facility. >> we had overdose yesterday they were revived with narcan. >> listen closely. >> there is no way to arrest our way out of the problem. >> more and more people are coming to grips with this deadly epidemic. >> look at the communities. i am not seeing downtown cleveland. >> reporter: they say an addictive and recovery initiative is outstanding. even with that they can help you deal with that so it it will have to stay away. harry boomer, cleveland 19. >> unfortunately ohio has become a hotspot for heroin over doses. today the state reported more than 1,000 people died from fen tau nil which is often mixed with with heroin. the problem in the bucke the drug was featured on the cb

narcan has been called one of the most effective weapons in the world against historyin but could it be contributing to the problem? heroin. a look outside on this beautiful su of "good morning cleveland." i'm sarah phinney in for nick foley alongside meteorologist janessa webb. it is beautiful but it is hot and muggy out there. >> a very muggy -- are you ready to sweat -- sunday afternoon? it's love conditions, a lot of sunshine but dew point off the charts. i just stepped outside and it's not breathable or nice air we're talking about. a kind of a glossy look across because that hazy factor is going to continue to increase throughout your afternoon. let's talk about the temperatures on this sunday morning. greater cleveland 78 degrees. upper 70s already for elyria to richland county. good morning ashtabula, you're currently at 76. we were just talking about the moisture in the air on top notch. this is oppressive air now, for cleveland area lower 70s. you can see slightly cooler fo continue to rise here mid- afternoon. so you're going to have that ac cranking, make sure you are sta

a overdose antidote is narcan. some people are calling this treatment an enabler. they say addicts don't take the consequences seriously because of a safety net. some saved by narcan and those working to help addicts disagree. >> does it enable someone? yes, to live another day, to hopefully get into recovery and live a happy productive life. >> members of a southern ohio heroin task force say the problem isn't narcan, it's what happens after. first responders have few options, either take the person to jail or let them go. they argue state law needs to be changed so they can bring instead. >>> heroin is the focus of a unique car show on the west side. proceeds go to the julie adams house, a nonprofit that helps women struggling with addiction. the rally is 3:00 to 8:00ality allied building supply on brookpark road. >>> a fundraiser today for cops charity. a charity that helps families the job. there will be discounted hair cuts and free cuts for police officers and firefighters. that 4 is from 4:00 to 7:00 today. >>> thank you for joining us. i'm sarah phinney. co

, which is really pushing locally funding for narcan widely. >> 26 deaths per 100,000 statewide.erks county only has 13 per 100,000, half that rate, because they have more a comprehensive program. but follow the money. one of the real reasons for what we're facing now, which isn't discussed, is in the late '90s, maybe around 2000, the federal government started to talk about the -- cms said that pain was your fifth vital sign. so you can measure temperature, you can measure heart rate. they added pain to that, which can't be measured. hospital reimbursements and funding comes from how well you "manage pain." therefore hospitals are gonna make sure you have no pain. at the same time, purdue is pushing things like oxycontin and things like this. so that is a real part of it. to say that somehow pain measurement on the outside, which can't be measured, is gonna part of the reimbursement, that's part of our problem. >> and this money would go to counseling and more than just reviving a person because 80% of them have a recidivism rate right back to the hospital with more addiction. a

narcan will soon be carried in every police cruiser. the county health department and project dawn are providing the training and narcan kits at no cost to police. >>> ohio regulators will get $1.8 million for the state's medicinal marijuana program. the department of commerce that will license cultivators and processors. the statethe statethe state pharmacy board will upgrade the state's prescription and reporting system and creating a patient registry. >>> an akron man is facing attempted murder charges after police say he crashed his car into a cuyahoga falls police officer. a grand jury indicted na watson on several charges stemming from a series of crimes back in july. it started when watson set his home on fire and led police on a high speed chase. that ended when watson crashed into ted davis' police cruiser. the officer suffered significant injuries. watson is scheduled to be arraigned in court on wednesday. we're getting our first look at the moment a woman drove through a crowd in parma community concert when she accidentally

officers in the foothill de anza community college police department are carrying narcan administered through a nasal spray. almost immediately it can reverse the effects of overdose. the department is the first in santa clara to carry it. >>> the fda is hoping to snuff out retailers who sell vaping products to morning. starting tomorrow vaporizers and other electronic cigarettes will fall under the same rule as tobacco products and cigarettes. some store owners don't agree with the changes. >> we cannot compare it to smoking in any way, shape or form even though we've seen many people quit smoking by doing this. we can't say this. >> the new regulation include a crackdown on free samples of vaping products. >>> you'll soon see even less of the old bay bridge. the last of the five steel trusses will come down this week and lowered onto barges below taken to shore for dismantling. caltrans taking apart the 80- year-old eastern span is as difficult as building the new one. new work will continue another two years. >>> a drive-in restaurant in san jose for decades is suddenly accused of

. >> reporter: how much more narcan do you need to save a opposed to heroin? >> it starts at five times the amount. >> reporter: starts at? >> starts at. >> just this morning we were able to get on the internet and get a quote for 100 grams of carfentanil. that was $400. >> reporter: $400 for an amount that would... >> i mean, it would kill thousands of people. >> reporter: kevin mccutchen escaped that fate and has been sober since his overdose. >> what do you want to tell addicts about it? >> it's going to kill you. it's going to kill you. >> reporter: well, this drug is so dangerous first responders are being told to wear protective gear and not to test it out in the field, james. they say any accidental exposure could prove deadly. >> brown: thanks, anna. coming up next, nuns go to the and later, a hollywood star is targeted by computer hackers. it's the phillips l diarrhea, gas or bloating? [ simultaneously ] she does. help defend against those digestive issues. take phillips' colon health probiotic caps daily with three types of good bacteria. 400 likes?

narcan, the heroin overdose antidotes are not working like it used to. >> it used to pull them out on the first dose. the last couple months it is two doses, three doses and i think they have given up to four doses on a few patients. >> dan: normally one shot up death would immediately come to and sit up. the scary thing is they are starting to see the same people they have already saved from a previous overdose. >> we gave narcan a couple weeks ago and i recognized them from giving it to them two weeks before that. it was the seconds overdose in two weeks. >> dan: some of it was shipped from china. like we said it is 2500 times more 10,000 times more powerful than morphine. if you don't think this is going to kill a lot more people before it is over, you'd be wrong. >> denise: just awful. cleveland 19 news is helping you spot the signs of heroin and opioid abuse. you can log on to cleveland 19.com. click on the your health tab for information to help a loved one struggling with >> romona: four weeks after accepting the nomination donald trump is coming back to northeast ohio. trump w

we called some of the schools in northeast ohio to see if their resource officers carry narcan. they never got back to us, but when they do we'll report cleveland 19 news helps you spot the signs of abuse. click on the your health tab for information on how to help those struggling with an addiction. >> romona: recalling a microwave because a plastic part could catch fire. it was made between january of 2014 and april of 2016 and sold at best buy, lowe's and sears. cleave cleveland 19.com. >> denise: a study finds that young athletes who sit out of a game or practice immediately after suffering a concussion recover twice as fast as those who keep on playing. they left the game after getting hurt and took an average of 22 days to get better compared to 44 days for players who don't. the researchers say this proves there is pressure on athletes to play through that injury no matter h >> romona: do you feel the car you are driving is to blame for your speeding tickets? it may be the color of your car. according to the ohio state highway patrol, the cars that were black were issued

. >>> a big spike in heroin debating the benefit of the drug narcan. around 90 people od'd in cincinnati in the last two days. some people say narcan is a lifesaver and helps drug users get into treatment. others say it is enabling them. people use heroin then overdose, they get revived with the narcan and repeat what they call a vicious cycle. >>> a warning this morning for those of you looking at the trails if you want to hit up the trails. a picture is worth words. this may give you a thousand creeps. it is a den of baby rattlesnakes in scottsdale. park rangers tweeted out this photo of the fearsome family. they estimate there were 18 snakes inside the den. they warn that the babies are the most poisonous ones. you definitely have to be >>> i know a lot of people want to hit the trails today. do they need too pack the rain gear or can they leave it at home? >> in the valley for the next few hours they'll be okay. later on, especially if it heats up, we could see a greater chance of showers. rights now 82 degrees. it is sticky outside. it doesn't fee

last year narcan was used nearly 20,000 times to save someone from an opioid over dose. >> denise: we are digging deeper into the hazing football camp for lake catholic high school players. we got our hands on the police report and the graphic details in it. sara goldenburg is getting answers tonight from lake county. >> reporter: this police report sheds more light on the hazing allegations. we are told some nudity was involved, and if a student captured it on their smartphone they may have been breaking the law of the lake catholic's football team facing scrutiny as the school year kicked off in mentor. the team held summer camp at john carolve july 11th to the 13th. this police report shows five upper class men foot -- football players under investigation for hazing two under class men. surveillance video from the hall lounge captured it all. the two underclassmen were allegedly forced to perform atomic sit ups that involve blind folds and partial gnawed gnawed -- nudity. we reached out to the athletic department and director and there was no answer. we also reached out to the invo

. >> brian: in akron police officers are trained to administer narcan now for people that overdose on heroin. this is to help counteract the narcan is an antidote that reversing the overdose effects of heroin in the brain. akron ems already carries narcan, but by the end of the month, it will be in every akron police cruiser. >>> we get answers now about the 74-year-old woman who crashed her car into a crowd at a con stert -- concert in parma heights. she won't be charged. police say she drove through a crowd after confusing the gas and three people were hospitalized, including within woman we were told is fighting for her life. >> tia: many of us would like to take extra steps to safeguard our homes and families. >> brian: absolutely. you may be worried that this is just going to cost you more than you can afford. there are ways you can protect your loved ones and keep this to about 100 bucks or a couple hundred bucks. nichole vrsansky is getting >> nichole: there are 2 million home burglaries every year in the u.s. this is definitely something we want to do it protect our homes and

and more accessible, ems commission showed any program that has first responders distributive narcan kits, they have three doses, and are direct response to a increase in her own deaths,, many laced with the ohio state board of pharmac announcing that it will be available at 1,000 pharmacieses 79 of 88 counties without a prescription. >> would hope that you use it come if you have a loved one hour and could be your neighbor who has a kerwin issue statemen a list of pharmacies where it is available and to learn more about the program go to fox 8.com. >> price is about $15. >> a run for president if hillary clinton wins the presidential election this fall. y >> like talking to someone who has just finished a marathon , i have not closed the door caught but i think the party needs to be redefined, i don't think tha they are living in the 21st centuryry, i think were still b in the '80s with the same old rhetoric,ti the ohio governor spoke in new hampshire yesterda when he was supporting the gubernatorial campaign of chris senator john sununu, got a kasich says that nothing has changed t

. >> be prepared to ventilate the patient and support and be prepared to give them extra narcan if youeed to. >> can you hear me? >> reporter: the topic, opioid overdose and how it is an epidemic across america. >> we have that problem here in our communities. >> and because of that, the police chief ron levine wants to make sure his police officers are prepared to help if they come across anyone suffering from overdoses. >> and they are not street drugs like heroin and some are prescription medications. >> this is the first law enforcement agency in santa clara to equip all sworn officers with a drug known as narcan. >> all the medication does is block the opiates from reaching the brain and suppressing the respiratory system and other bodily functions. >> whether it is on or off the campus, the goal is to save lives. this officer who conducted today's training served as a paramedic before entering law enforcement. >> there is a population that is at risk, an elderly population when they take the medications if they have a lot, it could be very easy to mistake a pill that they are onl

kits throughout the city.tributing the ohio state board of pharmacy also announced narcan will bennn available at 1,000 pharmacies il for a list of the pharmacies where it's now available go to fox8.com and look under seen on tv.m and political news right now. ohio governor john kasich is not ruling out a run for president in 2020, if hillary clinton wins the presidential election this fall. n wins it's just like talking to somebody who just finished a marathon and say do you want to go and do another one? i don't know. i don't close the door on anything.go and do ano i don i think the republican partyn pt needs to be redefined.s to b i don't think that the party's living in the 21st century.e reo i think we're still back in the eighties with the same old rhetoric.toric. the governor speaking in new hampshire yesterday, where he ge was supporting chris sununu who is running for governor there.g. kasich adds nothing has changed to make him want to endorse donald trump. libertarian presidential nngngen candidate gary johnson willtial appear on the ohio ballot this the us supreme court

in some cases, narcan does not work at all. >>> meanwhile, a mystery unfolding in canton. a woman driving a minivan, shot while behind the wheel on interstate 77. now, troopers are trying to get to the bottom of why this all happened. rob powers is live -- bob jones, i'm sorry, is live at bob, so far, troopers have ruled out road rage. >> reporter: well, investigators feel strongly that the woman was targeted and that other drivers do not need to fear for their safety while traveling on i-77. , still, a gunman remains on the loose. and this was a very scary morning for the victim and for a stranger who came to her aid. >> i need medical. i need police. i have a girl that just came to my door, said she was shot, bleeding. >> reporter: the voice of liz lamasters, who of sleep. unaware of the highway shooting. until she was thrust into the middle. a terrifying ordeal. >> my son was up. he heard gunshots. about 10 minutes later, he said he heard somebody beating on the door. he looked out and a girl was screaming and crying is that that she had been shot. >> just before, we're

the groups that handout narcan are facing a cash crunch. pharmaceutical companies are picking this time, the most important time when using these products to save lives. >>> tioga county gives $100,000 a year to metro to handout narcan kits. they have given away 1500 of them so far this year. >>> the cost of another life- and it is causing a lot of outrage. and epipen can help to stop allergic reaction. the senate judiciary committee has given the pharmaceutical country -- company 2 weeks to explain the price hike. they have increased by 400 percent. the epipen expires every year. you have to get a new one every 12 months. >>> cleveland has an adorable new resident this yes, here's the adorable newborn. she was born monday and is already out. the zoo says the baby will actually ride on mama's back for the first year. right now the little one still doesn't have a name. >>> next: excuse me, can you hold my metals? katie ledecky just a heroes welcome which turns into an all- -- medal stand. >>> then tornadoes touched down in indiana and even w

number of times first responders administer narcan. >> reporter: in 2015, narcan was used 30 times in dedham, he says. this year, a shocking increased now used that amount in the first three months of 2016. >> reporter: richard lara and david in dedham, jim morelli, fox 25 news. >> catherine: one down and one to go for the big summer concert formally known as country fest. kenny chesney and miranda lambert teamed up to rock gillette stadium last night of the country fest long known for arrests than music. yesterday, police were ready. they brought in extra officers to keep everything under control. the second of two concerts >> jason: it turns out donald trump claimed that he would be the healthiest president in american history may not have much evidence behind it of the only medical records released by the trump campaign are a three sentence note by his doctor. that doctor claims he only spent about five minutes on that note and trump is as healthy as can be expected for his age. if elected, he would be the oldest president-elected in american history since ronald reagan. >>> e-mail

be prepared to give them extra narcan if you need to. >> the topic, opiod overdoses and how it's becomeepidemic across america. >> police chief wants to make sure his officers are prepared to help if they've come across anyone suffering from an overdose. >> a lot of these overdoses are not necessarily street drugs like heroin. >> the first law enforcement agency to inject narcan. >> it blocks the opiates from reaching the brain and suppressing the respiratory system. >> the goal is to save lives whenever possible. >> jim thurbur served as a paramedic before entering law enforcement. >> there's a population at risk, sometimes when they're taking their medication, it can be easy to mistake a pill, that they're only supposed to take once a day for twice a day. >> 78 americans die every day from an opiod overdose. since 1999, the number of overdose deaths involving opiod, including prescription pain relievers and heroin nearly quadrupled in the south bay. >> chevron has won a victory in its long running battle in ecuador. a federal appeals court in new york has ruled the law cannot be enfor

they are not going to run low in the supply of narcan, but the fix is not what's important, recoverynnie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> 9:35, we turn our attention to the race for the white house. hillary clinton takes her campaign to massachusetts while trump turns his attention to virginia. his trip comes in the midst of his latest campaign shakeup after one day after visit louisiana. >> reporter: humble trump has appeared on the campaign trail on the ground in louisiana. trump was lengtd a hand and -- lending a hand and meeting the people impacted by the flood and touring the devastation. he admits he has not always chosen the right words. >> i have done that and believe it or not, i regret it. >> reporter: he took time to criticize president obama for not cutting his vacation short to visit louisiana. he talked about his visit at a michigan rally. >> the spirit of the people is incredible, honestly, obama should get off the golf course and get down there. >> reporter: the president will go tuesday. the white house said he didn't want to impact recovery efforts. the state g

that person was given to doses of narcan to counter the effect of heroin. another man overdosing in a story. a woman overdosed inside a mcdonald's restaurant. in cincinnati as elsewhere the epidemic has hit hard. police are scrambling to find the suppliers. >> we can try to go after the dealers or the people that are >> cincinnati police said there were 16 reported cases of heroin overdoses in an hour and a half. in today's they have responded to more than 60 here when overdoses. >>> for the first time american top doctors are reaching out to every physician in the united states warming them about -- warning them about the opioid epidemic. murphy shared tips for prescribing opioids. it is suggestions included trying other pain relief a purchase first like physical therapy or non-addict medications. from 1999 to 2014, more than 165,000 people in united dates have died from overdoses related to pain medications. to fix more than 113,000 vehicles, the first one according to the automaker affects 88,000. the cars are the taurus, flex, lincoln mk x and lincoln a

month after it >>> as as akron tries to deal with the heroin, they are starting training with the narcan next month. the mayor wants them to be able to respond and save a person's life. the training is set to start on monday. >>> well, there's only one day left in olympic games and here's jim with the very latest. >> reporter: a historic win for the men's 1500, blazing across the finish line, becoming the first american to medal in thatevent. -- event. than any other athlete in that competition. usa basketballers extends their dominance again. they're 49th straight win in the olympics. this is the sixth straight medal for them. >> i'm just filled with joy and able do something to make my family and friends and everybody that has been proud. >> she biked and swam her way to a gold medal and the first for a man or women in the event. >> it's pretty incredible to work for something in four years and then having one day to accomplish it and i was able to do it. >> reporter: repeated champion here holding off another, he's on camera tonight for the first fabbery cated event. >> -- >> that's w

every department will have narcan. the mayor says that he wants the police officers to be able to save a life if they're first to respond to an over dose and training for them starts on waterworld kingdom, it will close for good at the end of the season. the neighboring park has been closed for nine years now. the cedar fairs says it's working with aurora to redevelop the entire property. >>> a local football team force off the field because of bad bleachers and hopefully will be able to play at home. they tonight to okay new bleachers. somebody's foot went through a board and it was condemned and they were going to get used bleachers but they found out they have lead in them. if you didn't watch the tribe game, don't turn the channel. he's going to show you the highlights, you won't believe it. well the city is shining brightly outside here, it's a muggy 77 and 74 in cleveland. this is all ground clutter but shows the humidity in the air and this is just moisture here and we're indeed dry here. we're going to stay dry

police had to use narcan. red snow man or superstar is on the heroin.cutors urge residents to turn in the heroin. the heroin can be turned in at local politicians with no repercussions. >>> police are looking for a man who took passports from a family on a septa bus. >> it is ply first time in the -- it is my first time in the space. >> reporter: this family has spent the last two months visiting family and sightseeing. they rode a septa bus in the northeast. >> my son asked me where my backpack was, and then i realized, i didn't have it. well, -- >> reporter: she contacted police who released the image of the man who took the bag. he rode the bus and left with the bag and its consents in hand. >> the most important items i have there were my children's passports. >> reporter: septa police say they won't charge the man if he returns the items by tuesday, that's when the family are scheduled to fly home to columbia. i always thought americans being so honest, you know about the truth. >> reporter: she said the incident has not tarnished her image of amer

police had to use narcan in give borough and paulsboro.per win that was stamped superstar. the heroin can be turned in with no repercussions. >>> 42 people were hurt late friday night when a railing gave way at the pavilion in camden. there's temporary railing and a buffer zone to prevent another incident. tonight's show will go on as plan. a fire marshal will be at the show with special attention paid to the collapsed area. >>> a woman is fighting for her life after being hit by a car crossing the boulevard last night. the woman was rushed to christiana hospital in critical condition. the driver of the car did stop after the accident. 6:34, monday jury selection begins in norristown, montgomery county in the trial of the pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane she is charged with purjury and abuse of power. prosecutors say kane lied under oath before a grand jury. she has not resign after calls from governor wolf and other officials. >>> fbi descend on the home of john dougherty and bob keenan. neither has been charged with any crime.

last year narcan administered by emergency responders more than 20,000 times. illegally drug use by clicking on the health tab in cleveland19.com. >>> in response to backlash over the skyrocketing price of the epipen up 400% in the past seven years, mylan says it will launch it's first generic in the next few weeks. >> brian: did this quickly, didn't they? millions use epipens. nichole vrsansky getting answers this morning on how much money people who need the epipen will actually be saving. >> nichole: significant amount of half the cost. the difference is significant. the brand name epipen is $600 for a two-pack. the generic option is $300. when mylan first bought epipen in 2007, the price was $57 for one pen. so any cheaper options right are great news for those whoo lives literally depend on the drug. >> when i'm using this, i'm >> nichole: she doesn't go anywhere without her epinephrine. a rare health condition triggers anaphylaxis. she went to adreniclick. it ranges from $200 to $300. soon patients will have access to another generic. mylan says the gentl

. >> whitaker: jenna would have died if emergency medical also called narcan. it quickly reverses the effects of opiates in the brain. >> so this is the kit... >> whitaker: the heroin problem in ohio is so big, families and friends of addicts-- not just health professionals-- are being taught to administer narcan, which is now available without a prescription. >> this is what it looks like. this is the little purple cap, actually is the medication. >> tracy morrison: this is a hurricane. >> whitaker: though she's a nurse, trari but they feel they missed all the signs and let their children down. do you feel guilty? >> every day. >> heidi riggs: you lost the battle, so you're always going to say, "is there something i could have done differently? is... you know, did... why didn't i notice it when i had missing spoons that it wasn't because, you know, they left cereal bowls upstairs. it was actually because, you know, she was using them to shoot heroin." but who would have thought our children would ever do heroin? >> whitaker: all of these families are embarrass

there are 5 different versions of narcan but that is not stopping the prices from skyrocketing. the cost for it to pack of auto injectors one from $750-$3750 in just 2 years. the cost for the nasal spray has more than $12-$25 a dose. >>> a man attacked in front of his own home for calling out a drug dealer. here surveillance video of what happened. you are about to see the man walk up to frankie vasquez who is 67. he is punched so hard he falls to the ground unconscious. it didn't stop there. >> he was stomping my face, kicking me in my face. when i was down, i was out lucky i didn't get killed. >> he is recovering from several concussions. he says the man thought he was taking pictures of his car after a drug deal. police are hoping someone will recognize the man or that car. >>> a man convicted in an incident that critically injured a teacher is paroled. the 19-year-old served 11 1/2 months of the 23 month an overpass. it went through the windshield of sharon budd's carr. >>> now, 3 people shot in canton . police still have a lot of questions. we are getting updates for you th

opiate or heroine issue a family member or a loved won it could be your neighbor. >> the price of narcan at a pharmacy is about $16 for a list of the pharmacies where it is now available, had to fox8.com. >> east city with one council appointing three members to emerging commission the city wants to explore of cleveland lasth to the city cleveland council rejected the effort because of the so-called into bandst not really you are running for president and 2,020th hillary clinton wednesday the presidential on a posted on anything within the republican party needs to be redefined. on think the party is livingy in the 21st century the question back in the 80se with the same all rhetoric. >> the governor speaking in new hampshire yesterday where he was supporting chris sununu running for governor that he had something's changed toor make tm want to endorse donald trump. >> your time isnd 7:37 a.m. fid out my most people the basic about products anymorr >> and a new bill in ohio with a would let kids enjoy summer until after labor day. we take your thoughts on that on today's welcome back, wi