pan a paramedic and you actually help other police officers administer the narcan to you.people save your life as you are going to this. can you tell that part of the story? >> yeah, so, i remember i ended up going down, i remember someone looking at me and i can't remember exactly who it was who saw me. i don't know and i must have got exposed. prix that are not touch it. just wash me of, i stopped talking. >> carley: deputy bradley, but was the recovery process like in the hospital? what did you go through there? >> so, the hospital, i remember it as being very tired and felt very noxious and six. just hard to stay awake for most of the day. >> carley: and, sheriff, does this prove that every police officer needs to now be trained in administering narcan? what are your thoughts on that? >> absolutely. here in this county, just in the last year, we had 958 narcan administrations that brought people back from the dead. we lost 237 people from opiate overdoses. firefighters, ems, teachers, anybody who has a opportunity to work with the public, you should never pay for narca

. >> slight pulse, narcan administered. >> reporter: as the approaching ambulance gets closer, the narcann. >> she's breathing, yes, sir. >> reporter: sofia had taken a percocet that came from a drug dealer, not knowing it was laced with fentanyl. >> a synthetic opioid used to treat severe pain that is up to 50 times more powerful than heroin. >> i'm bored in my room. and i notice, you know, i have half this pill. why not? like, it will make me cheer up. i crushed it up, took a line, felt kind of sparkly for two seconds, and i woke up in the hospital. >> where do you think you would be now, had you not overdosed? >> i think i could have been in a worse spiral. or, as far as i know, i could have been dead. i could have been struggling. but i think that i'm grateful for it. >> reporter: from coast to coast, in every corner of the u.s., deaths from fentanyl overdoses are soaring. more than 100,000 people died from drug overdoses in a 12-month period ending in december of 2021. recent cdc data revealing over two-thirds of those deaths are linked to synthetic opioids such as fentanyl and synth

and to have narcan kits available. zach: since his son's death, the father says narcan will save lives. the youngest victimimagine tha. a 12-year-old kid who was just experimenting and lost their life. we need to do what we can. zach: the get those narcan craouy sc uls to distribute it as soon as october. kristen: governor newsom announced a new effort to outline the mental health crisis. he traveled to fresno to unveil what he is calling his master plan for kid's mental health, a nearly $5 million effort to increase access to mental health and substance abuse support services for those up to age 25. newsom says government and society failed to address this issue for too long. >> i don't want to overpromise in the short run. but i'm not going to under promise in the medium and long-term what these seeds will represent in terms of the fruits of your labor to make them real over the course of the next few years and dare i say decades. karina: the governor's announcement comes as youth nationwide are reporting increased s

. >> narcan can reverse the effects of opioid overdose. >> when he passed away, we did not have narcan at all. we hadn't even heard about it. >> the office of education wants to prevent overdose deaths by putting it in high school and eventually middle school campuses. >> that would allow schools to adopt policy and trained volunteer staff, as well as the school nurse personnel and the use of narcan and to have kits available on school campuses. >> since his son's death -- served on the county task force. he said narcan will save lives. >> the youngest victim was 12. a 12-year-old kid who was interested in experimenting and lost their life. so we need to do what we can. >> the work to get those kits in the santa clara county schools is underway right now. the schools opting into the program could see kits distributed as soon as october. in the south bay, zach fuentes. >> governor newsom outlined a new effort to address the mental health crisis facing california's young people. he traveled to fresno to unveil what he is calling his master plan for kids mental health. a nearly $5 billion

he would have survived. >> reporter: april and michellee handing out narcan and want evey to carry it. >> it's important to give them e nasal. >> reporter: and to know how toe it. >> put the nozzle up into the nostril and push the pin. >> it's really important to call 911 because this is only a stop gap measure. >> reporter: just in case someone else's child ever needse life saving drug their children didn't. >> we want to them to avoid beig caught up in what we have since the loss of our sons. >> reporter: the mission, their son's memories and two moms sayg never agai still ahead tonight. >> acly slho the go into this high backwards orbit. >> nasa is making final preparations for its new moon mission. how it all came together, including the key rolf bay area researchers. > >> california farm workers arrie at the state capitol after marching 355 miles across the state. > >> and it will be a crude fly by of the moon. artems 3 some time later this decade with the ultimate goal of one dy sending humans to mars. orion will splash down in the pacific ocean after around 40 days. jery will a

continuously stocked with 44-degree doses of naloxone known as narcan nasal spray overdose particularlynyl. >> i was a little surprised by how casual that was. it is just becoming part of the norm. >> yeah, i think in philadelphia specifically, more and more people know what naloxone is and realize its usefulness and you need to have it around. >> once you gain access, it pops open, you will reach inside and find a bag with two doses of narcan, gloves, a face shield and a visual aid on how to administer the life-saving doses. >> do you think the narcan tower has saved lives. >> i do. we know that individuals are accessing the naloxone and using it. >> the pilot program in philadelphia is just one of many popping up across the country in detroit, wayne state university has installed a total of 15 narcan vending machines across michigan, including on their own campus. >> saves that individual from dying. you can't go into recovery if you are dead. >> former dea deputy chief of staff jim says this reduction strategy is a stop gap measure and more is needed to combat the opioid and fentanyl

do you think the narcan tower has saved lives ? do we know that individuals are accessing the naloxone and using it. the pilot program in philadelphia is just one of many popping up across the country in detroit. wayne state university has installed a total of 15 narcan vending machines across michigan, including on their own campus saves that individual from dying. you can't go into recovery if you're dead, former d. a deputy chief of staff, jim crotty says this harm reduction strategy is only a stop gap measure and more is needed to combat the opioid and fentanyl crisis. ultimate goal can't be simply to keep people alive. you want people to be leading successful, fulfilling healthy lives, um, beyond their addiction, brain dennis fox news. our special program. voices for change returns tomorrow for its season finale this week is the nfl prepares to kick off its regular season. we're talking with a local coach who wants to build a more diverse pipeline of minority coaches. his weekly zoom calls have received national attention and

reviewing how to use narcan.want people to leave feeling empowered and equipped with the information because recurrence of use is going to happen. it is a chronic disease. so if we know that is going to happen, why don't we give the individual -- share that knowledge that i have so that i can see you next week at your next appointment? see you two weeks later. >> it's an approach she believes could help stem the soaring number of drug overdose deaths - especially among african-americans. here is and the st. louis area since 2015, deaths from drug overdoses are up nearly 400 percent in the black community - a rate of increase that's eight times higher than the rise among white residents. it's a public health crisis that's largely been over overshadowed by the pandemic. >> in 2020 and 2021, we lost over 400 black men over a two year span. we lost more people to overdoses than to covid-19. this is a civil rights issue. it's a human rights issue that we need to change. it is a chronic disease and we have stigmatized

but this year, participants were taught how to add minister narcan. this is one of several throughout marin. >> with the ian: yacht epidemic and so many overdoses everywhere, this is the antidote for that. >> if administered quickly and correctly, the treatment can save someone from drying a drug overdose. the training also included c.p.r. lessons and how to stop true make it bleeding. what's being called a win for the american people. congress passed the so-called inflation reduction act. critics contend it won't deliver on its promises though. abc news reporter deidre billionton taken a look. >> democrats celebrating a major legislative win as the house passed the inflation reduction act. it fell along party lines with no republican support. >> the motion is adopted. president biden with a broad smile as he watched the vent television. democrats are calling the 700 billion dollar package a giant win for the american people. >> we send to the president's desk a monumental bill that will be truly for the people. >> it allocates money for clean energy.

terrifies me is they are are actually synthetic opioids out there on the east coast that that are narcan resistant and god for bid of those come to san san francisco, we are going to see a loss of life worse than the aids crisis. >> it's the reason san francisco, oakland, and los angeles were all backing sb 57 which would've authorized supervised drug injection sites where staff would offer clean needles and monitor users for adverse reactions. new york already has one and they claim to have prevented 283 overdoses in just five months. last week, governor new some vetoed the bill, causing many to speculate that he did so so as not to harm harm any future attempts at a run for the white house. >> there's such a heavy political downside to a bill like this, there isn't a big constituency vehemently in support of it and you can imagine how the opposition adds really write themselves. >> reporter: in his veto message message she said an unlimited number of safe injection sites without proper oversight could induce a world of unintended consequences. >> i will take him at his word that he has

now to marin county where a sign of the times is happening a free training session on how to use narcan which reverses the effects of a drug overdose. the county holds life-saving first aid training seminars every year, but this year participants were taught how to administer narcan this event was at the village oaks shopping center in novato one of several throughout marin. he's very quickly and with the opiate epide mic everywhere this if administered quickly and correctly the treatment can save someone from dying from a drug overdose the training also included cpr lessons and how to stop traumatic bleeding. developing news now california's biggest wildfire of the year is now 90% contained. the mckinney fire has burned 95 square miles in siskiyou county near yreka. the fire broke out july 29th, and so far has burned 185 structured and destroyed them. the sheriff's office said yesterday that residents near highway 96 could return home. at least four deaths are being blamed on that fire where 11 people have been injured no word yet on exactly what started it. well, it's being called a w

in marin county, more than 1,000 residents are trained on how to properly administer narcan. that's the treatment for a drug overdose. the county holds first aid preparedness events every year and yesterday there was a new component, how to save the life of someone experiencing a drug overdose. it's all in response to the alarming rise if overdoses not just in marin, but in other communities as well. >> it is so important, narcan saves lives very quickly and with the opiate epidemic and so many overdoses everywhere, this is a desperate -- [inaudible] >> the county distributed narcan doses to people who stopped by. participants also learned how to perform cpr and stop bleeding after traumatic injuries. lisa, 5:11 a.m. this morning. let's take a look outside. >> it is 58 degrees. sun coming up at 6:24 a.m. you can see the nice view of the city here. the fog confined to the coast. we'll have a warmer day, but the breeze will stay with us. 74 downtown, stay tuned, by accuweather seven-day forecast is next. >> also ahead, making a difference, an east bay program helping low income

. >> a darker world michelle bitey day but trying to line up my is middle of an overdose using narcan. today she took her mission to a parking lot to plead with the customers to come come to her hardware store to listen. >> every single one of these deaths was somebody's child. >> i will take this show on the road and i start with where i work. i will train my team members. and the community where where they live. >> mom michelle is not alone, april rivero son had died as well, his name was joey. >> nothing compares to losing a child something so avoidable had avoidable had narcan been on hand him he would have survived. survived. >> angela thank you for stopping for stopping by. >> april and michelle are handig out narcan and they want everybody to carry it. and also to know how to use it. >> put the nozzle into the nostril and you push the pen. >> >> it is important to call 911 because this is only a stop gap measure the spirit just in casee else's child ever needs the life-saving help their children did not get. >> are we winning the battle? unfortunately not. but we like to think

liz: the county distributed narcan doses to people who stopped by. participants also learned how to perform cpr and stop bleeding after traumatic injuries. the ok lisa. you're right. sun starting to come up here, 6:11 a.m. this morning. lisa: 72 degrees ton top of mount tam, relative humidity, 28%, so it's been a little bit warmer in the north bay. we're cranking up the heat, some 90's, well up into santa rosa. hundreds for lake county in the next few days. we'll talk about it in detail coming up. liz: thank you, lisa. also ahead, making a difference, an east bay program helping low income students reach new heights. >> exciting. >> i'm very excited to see marcus. >> super cool to see all the old teammates, catch up on the stories, see how everyone is doing. liz: a giants reunion to commemorate the team's incredible 2012 run to the world want more from your vitamins? get more with nature's bounty. from the first-ever triple action sleep supplement. to daily digestive support. to more wellness solutions every day. get more with nature's bounty. to mor

that measure having narcan is because of fentanyl here.sking china to join the united states in dealing with the opioid crisis saying this regime's decision will keeping it flowing into mexico. i want to ask you about that. what is china's reluctance and what did the president try to do in terms of getting them to the table to deal with this? or does china not want to deal with it? >> first of all, we've seen when china has worked with the united states as a global leader we've made progress. we're disappointed on really irresponsible of china to back out of this process, which hundreds of thousands of people across the world are dying. we have an american being lost, 300 people a day right here in the united states. so it is unacceptable to us that china, when we know what they can do to stop this scourge from being shipped from their borders, the prc continues to not be engaged in this effort. we would like them to come to the table but because it's a top priority that we continue to work with all nations across the globe. this problem i

opioid epidemic and so many overdoses everywhere, this is the antidote. >> the county distributed narcanho stopped by. participants also learned how to perform cpr and stop bleeding after traumatic injuries. coming up, there's a saying that goes it takes a village to raise a child. it is especially true for one east bay program, and today, we got to meet that religion who is helping low-income students reach new heights. and new developments with the search of former president trump's home in mar-a-lago. what one of his lawyers signed in june that is raising questions about the documents' recovery. >> we had a gorgeous day, and we will continue to see warm weather tomorrow. if you are headed to the beaches, i have a live shot in santa cruz. temperatures will hit triple digits. details it's time for the biggest sale of the year, on the sleep number 360 smart bed. why choose proven quality sleep from sleep number? because proven quality sleep is vital to our health and wellness, only the sleep number 360 smart bed keeps you cool, then senses and effortlessly adjusts for your best sleep. an

. >> what terrifies me is there are synthetic opioids on the east coast that are narcan resit narcan resistant and if those come to san francisco we will see a loss of life worse than the aids crisis. >> the bill would have authorized drug injection sites at the city but was governor vetoed by the governor. new yors york claims it has prevented 28s 280 overdoses at safe injection. injection sites. > >> in oakland activists rallying rallying for deportation protections for immigrants. demonstrators are calling on the the governor to support the so-d the so-called vision act, stoppg act, stopping prisons from funneling immigrants into i.c.e. ntiofaciliti nd for ople from a young age to experience it. it is just horrible and it is so cx so complex it is only occurring because of our exclusion of immigrants. >> eight counties have ended the the transfer of migrants. the act passing the state assembly but the senate must act before the legislative session is over on wednesday. > >> time to check the weather and and traffic but first let's begin with first alert meteorolt jessica burch. >>

. >> reporter: they are handing out narcan and showing them howo use it. >> you push the pen, really important to call 911. >> reporter: just in case someone else's child ever needs a life-saving help their children did not get. >> we like to think that every person we talked to has a better better chance of avoiding being caught up in what we have had to had to live with since the loss of our sons. >> reporter: their mission, their sons story. > >> according to a recently released autopsy, dehydration and other effects from ingesting ingesting the white mulberry leaf might have led to the death death of lori mclintoch. getting getting greedy and has been used used for centuries, experts say that the supplements can do more more harm than good. >> it is not highly regulated like most medications. what you are getting, might not do what it is touted to do, because it does not have the scientific rigor that medications do. it is it is treated like food. >> experts say, it is better to talk to your doctor before ingesting wild supplements. > >> chemicals are using cookware, and firefigh

exploding in communities like the tenderloin and though it can be counteracted with a drug called narcan, fentanyl has has already taken more lives than covid-19 in the city. >> what terrifies me is there are actually synthetic opioids out there on the east coast that that are narcan resistant and god for bid if those come to san san francisco, we are going to see a loss of lice life worse than the aids crisis. > >> it's the reason san francisco, oakland, and los angeles were all backing sb 57 that would've authorized supervised drug injection sites where staff would offer clean needles and monitor users for adverse reactions. new york already has one and they claim to have prevented 283 overdoses in just five months. last week, governor newsom vetoed the bill, bill, causing many to speculate that he did so so as not to harm harm any future attempts at a run for the white house. >> there is such a possible heavy political downside to a bill like this, there isn't a big constituency vehemently in support of it and you can imagine how the opposition adds really write themselves. >> reporte

alex know what's known as narcan .ld and a visual aid on how to administer those lifesaving doses. i think in philadelphia specifically, more and more people know what naloxone is and realize, uh, it's usefulness and make the need to have it around. this is a pilot program. it is in philadelphia, but it's just one of many that's popping up across the country, and that includes in san diego and in california. nasa artemis one mission set to launch from kennedy space center in florida and there it is just a waiting on monday. that mission is going to bring nasa one step closer to its goal of getting humans back to the moon by 2025. 1 is going to orbit the moon. it's not going to have a crew on board because the goal is to test the spacecraft systems. first. this flight is unprecedented. that spacecraft traveling 40,000 miles beyond the moon, which breaks the record set by apollo 13. and this launch is the first in a series of next generation space missions. plan is now to have a much more sustainable footprint on the moo

. >> there's nothing that compares compares to losing a child and something so avoidable had narcan been on hand. he would've would've survived. >> angela thank you for stopping stopping. >> april and michelle are handing out narcan and they want want everybody to carry it. >> it is really important to give them give them the nasal naloxone, but the nostril nozzle in, push the pen. >> it is important to call 911 because it is only a stopgap measure. >> just in case someone else's d ever need the life-saving help their children did not get. >> are we winning the battle? unfortunately not. but we like to think every person we talked to has a better chance of avoiding being caught up in what what we have had to live with the now since the loss of our sons. >> their mission, their sons memories, and the moxie of two moms thing never again. re-callan kpix five. >> still ahead on kpix 5 instrument cbs news bay area . >> we slingshot past the moon and we go into this high, backwards orbit. >> nasa is making final preparas final preparations for a new moon mission decades in the making. we look

surgeon general, that person authorized anybody to go into pharmacy and purchase narcan, so that he or she would have it they come across somebody. this was in the pre-covid era. i don't know. we've had a change in government, whether there's a new person in that position in virginia or virginia has changed its policy. at the time, that was a rather useful way of trying to deal with the problem, after it happened, and when it became most acute. because someone was overdosing. that's very helpful. at the front and, i think we just have to try different matters and at the intermediate end, what you're talking about his treatment, is the problem there. treatment is going to fail for more than it works. you are not going to get very many politicians who are willing to go to the floor of the senate or the house, or state legislatures and say, we should spend millions or billions of dollars on a policy that is going to fail more often than it is effective. you're not going to get people to do that. that's a shame because we need to spend money to enhance the opportunity for people to get tre

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. >> this is the narcan that they handed out. they say this is critical and could save some lives. it contains two's nasal sprays. if you want to learn how how to get it, just go to our website kpix.com. > >> moderna is suing pfizer over patent infringement. they accuse competitors of copying the patented technology that was keo making the vaccine. pfizer said attracting was based on its own mrna technology. moderna said it it is not trying to remove the vaccine from the market. some say that moderna wants a cut of its competitor's profits. they pledge not to impose any patent related problems when the pandemic continue. > >> the administration is going after money illegally obtained during the pandemic. it is just one example of the pandemic fraud. they found that criminald fabricated or stolen identity to to apply for injury disaster lo. disaster loans. this type of fraud impacted innocent victims. >> i had applied for a small business loan to open up my owni own deli in texas. i can barelye peanut butter sandwiches, let ae open a deli. >> molesa the money is back in the right ha

michelle leopold says narcan thn that can reverse the overdose when used properly, is now her cause toe more lives. >> i thought i'd be teaching hit the world. but instead, i'm teaching the world about my son. son. >> reporter: and one lesson hern taught her? there can always be more people stepping up to save another life with the right tra. shawn chitins, kpix 5. >> in oakland police are tryingo figure out who killed a man pole found him beat up and bloodied in the street. first responders found him about 5:30 this morning near 90th and ban croft and he died a short time later at the scene. now police don't think this was a traffic accident and the victim's identity has not been released yet. > >> richmond police are searching are searching for the gunman ree for a deadly shooting at a parkt happened near southside park on south 6th street and virginia avenue yesterday afternoon. the victim was a 33-year-old man frm hayward right now detectives are are collecting evidence and tracking down leads but so far, no arrests. > >> with tensions running high at high at berkeley's people park

michelle says narcan, the medication that that can reverse an overdose is now her cause to save more live. >> i thought i would be teaching teaching him about the world but but instead i am teaching the world about my son. >> reporter: and one lesson her son taught her, there can always be more people stepping up to save another life with the right training. kpix5. >> roughly 90 families are just getting home tonight after being being cut off from their neighborhood for seven hours ths evening. after a downed tree blocked their only way in and out of their community rancho road is the only access road. people living there tell us that that they never been blocked out out like this before. >> reporter: crews reopened one one lane of the road just after 9:30 p.m. finally allowing frustrated residents to to go home. some strad families were running out of pa. >> not doing nothing over there. >> i am so sorry. howo you feel? >> hot. i waited for hours over here. >> reporter: the authorities say just after 2:00 on sunday afternoon a dead oak tree snapped and landed on power lines, blockin

. >> and the teenager who it used to fentanyl needed narcan to save her life. so many of these victims >> are also involved in drug drug abuse. and we need to make sure that we're giving them the resources necessary. another one of the shocking details, the average age of the kids recovered was just 13, 11 kids. 6 boys, 5 girls. >> that should have been in 7th grade. instead are victims of commercial exploitation. now those kids will need resources long-term to turn their lives around and that can be a challenge. a lot of these we describe as a trauma bond with their traffickers. statistically many go back time and time again. but groups like from silenced to saved, go after them. and if they go back in and we show up again and we just keep going. >> for 20 president biden signed the inflation reduction act into law on tuesday. democrats say it will lower energy and health costs and republicans in congress opposed to legislation call it a tax and spending spree. washington correspondent reshad hudson joins us live with the latest. good morning or shot. hey, goo

surgeon general, that person authorized anybody to go into pharmacy and purchase narcan, so that he or she would have it they come across somebody. this was in the pre-covid era. i don't know. we've had a change in government, whether there's a new person in that position in virginia or virginia has changed its policy. at the time, that was a rather useful way of trying to deal with the problem, after it happened, and when it became most acute. because someone was overdosing. that's very helpful. at the front and, i think we just have to try different matters and at the intermediate end, what you're talking about his treatment, is the problem there. treatment is going to fail for more than it works. you are not going to get very many politicians who are willing to go to the floor of the senate or the house, or state legislatures and say, we should spend millions or billions of dollars on a policy that is going to fail more often than it is effective. you're not going to get people to do that. that's a shame because we need to spend money to enhance the opportunity for people to get tre

surgeon general, that person authorized anybody to go into pharmacy and purchase narcan, so that he or she would have it they come across somebody. this was in the pre-covid era. i don't know. we've had a change in government, whether there's a new person in that position in virginia or virginia has changed its policy. at the time, that was a rather useful way of trying to deal with the problem, after it happened, and when it became most acute. because someone was overdosing. that's very helpful. at the front and, i think we just have to try different matters and at the intermediate end, what you're talking about his treatment, is the problem there. treatment is going to fail for more than it works. you are not going to get very many politicians who are willing to go to the floor of the senate or the house, or state legislatures and say, we should spend millions or billions of dollars on a policy that is going to fail more often than it is effective. you're not going to get people to do that. that's a shame because we need to spend money to enhance the opportunity for people to get tre

zach: narcan can reverse the effects of an opioid overdose. >>

luckily, all 4 people survived after receiving the lifesaving drug narcan with 2 of the incidents. we believe they were associated with suspected fentanyl. that was purple in color, which >> makes it somewhat identifiable. although you may think that you are buying a legitimate of a legitimate as an a legitimate. >> hill, a there are times that you are not the spike in rising cases show the challenges communities across the country face with fentanyl. most recent data from the cdc shows overdose deaths involving fentanyl increase for more than 70,020 20 to more than 80,000 in 2021. overdoses are such a big issue in this country that they're now the leading cause of death. >> for 18 to 45 year-olds, no community is immune plaza county district attorney morgan geier told fox 40 earlier this week he plans to continue hammering criminals caught with the drug were caught selling it. and if you do something that, you know is dangerous and might likely lead to someone's death and you do it anyway, like some fentanyl. >> you can be charged with murder and placer county. you likely will be

the idea that will revive them with the drug narcan known by narcan that revives you what you havingopioid overdose, very good and helpful and keeps people alive. the problem is with this bill that may come to pass you have people who are using and going into overdose and every time that you overdose that is not a neutral event and that you are deprived of oxygen in your brain shut down and gradually deprived of oxygen. anytime you do that you get a risk brain impairment. every time someone is revived and that person risks brain impairment people getting revived on the street half dozen or a dozen times sometimes within the same day it frequently is not an uncommon thing many paramedics told me this. we have to find a way of making sure of the safe consumption site the idea to get people in the treatment is really what this is all about there's an idea we should leave them where they are they're not in the moment where they want to be getting off dope we should say okay the problem we know where those people are there at death's door they're using fentanyl, they're goings to die that

narcan helps reverse the effects of an overdose.er supports the plan. >> the youngest victim was 12. imagine that. a 12-year-old kid who was experimenting and was given a pill and lost their life. jobina: educators fear more fentanyl deaths among young people because of a new form of the drug. they fear kids will confuse rainbow colored sentinel with candy. if you need an ally, you can find local resources by going to abc7news.com. reggie: ukraine officials worry about a potential nuclear disaster. workers are being asked to stay home. we have the latest developments. reporter: concerns growing over a potential nuclear disaster in ukraine. new artillery strikes reported overnight near a nuclear power plant, the largest in europe. russia has controlled the plan for months. ukraine and russia accuse each other of plotting to attack the facility. russia told workers to stay home today. >> not in a position to speak to what russia may be claiming but these statements, including some of what we heard from russian officials are cause for

people should be carrying the narcan around.even to slow this. >> what's the latest on monkeypox? >> monkeypox is primarily in the and bisexual populations. it's spreading with close contact. it's spreading along that population. not enough has been done about it. here's the real story. we have a vaccine for this. only 300,000 doses have been distributed in the united states. hospitals around the world don't have it. anyone in this population -- >> why don't we have the vaccine? >> we should have the vaccine. we should have this vaccine. we been alerted to this for months. this population when the 3-4000000 doses of this, hhs's problems and but they are talking about early next year. we need this right now. there's a treatment called the box because it can be a very painful rush to get with this. to get flu-like symptoms and you can get a painful rash. we have up treatment, here they have to get on that. we need the treatment in the vaccine and the testing. we don't have test for this. this puts the entire population of this at

the antidote or treatment for opioid overdoses is narcan.se requires three times the narcan dose. the advice is obvious. if you get a pill and not from your doctor, don't take it. back to you. >> julie: thank you very much. bill. >> bill: president's poll numbers in the tank the "washington post" put together their own list of democrats most likely to replace him at the top of the ticket. according to the opinion writers vladimir putin -- vp kamala harris is at the top of the list. one writer describes her as charmless, gaffe prone, and not particularly loved by voters. end quote. marc thiessen has a few thoughts on this. what else do you want to throw at her, marc? >> well, my friend understates the case. kamala harris is less popular -- joe biden is the left popular president and kamala harris is less popular than him. she can't string a coherent sentence together. i don't think nominating here is the democrats' dream ticket. >> bill: the top nine candidates. harris, buttigieg, newsom, whitmer, klobuchar. aoc, checks in at number 6. warnoc

your schools are providing narcan for some of the nurses in your schools and you have to applaud thatree that by the time a student has to go to one of your nurses for a lifesaving remedy that child has been failed. >> it is a positive thing we have narcan on our campuses and it has reversed the affects of fentanyl and we've been able to save several of our kids but just the fact that we have fentanyl in our community is devastating. >> trace: this is very telling about the power of fentanyl. this is the tip of the pencil. look at that. that's a lethal dose of fentanyl on the type of a pencil. put this up next to a dime to give you an idea what it is. a penny. by the way, this is the border fentanyl seizures. there is the penny, the amount of fentanyl that's lethal. i want to put up the seizures at the border. in march of this year 73,000, right? 73,000 -- 10,000 pounds of a full year, there it is. 10,846 pounds compared to 4,500 pounds. if this much is being caught, dr. wright, how much is actually getting in? >> you know, i'm not sure about that. we're leaving all that up to law enf

. >> she revived him with narcan. besides reviving her own boyfriend with narcan sometime before.rtment and he died in the bathroom. >> the head of the warren county drug task force says the number of fentanyl pills seized doubled from 20 to 2021 and already tripled this year linking the increase to chaos at the border with the flow of people drugs come across as well. fentanyl seizures are increasing at the border also. less than 5,000 pounds in 2021. more than 10,000 pounds last year, and this year more than 10,000 pounds have already been seized. kentucky's senior senator mitch mcconnell puts the blame squarely on the biden administration saying the president's handling of the border is a dereliction of duty. >> dana: thank you, mike tobin. >> bill: not just kentucky. students at college heading back to school d.e.a. warns cartels are lacing pills with fentanyl trying to hook young adults. you might think you are taking a harmless pill to help them study but only takes one pill to kill. martha maccallum on this story with us today. tough stuff to take here. i think the word has

michelle says narcan, the medication they can reverse an overdose when used properly is her cause tore lives. >> >> i thought it would be teaching him about the world, bt instead, i am teaching the world the world about my son. >> reporter: >> reporter: one lesson her son taught her is there can always be more stepping up to save another life with the right tra. right training. >> i can make a difference. > >> health watch headlines. a study in denmark found cannabiss cannabis users treating chronic pain had a slightly higher chance of developing heart rhythm disorders like heart arr. heart arrhythmia. the study points out less than 1% of overall users experienced arrhythmia. > >> major study 50,000 patients d patients studied found covid-19s covid-19 vaccine's are safe for patients with heart failure, having no negative impact. it helped reduce the risk of serious illness and death from . from covid. doctors say it is critically important people wits medical conditions get vaccinated. > >> another health story. more than 41,000 monkeypox cases have cases have been confirmed worldwid

. >> what terrifies me is there are synthetic opioids on the east coast that are narcan resisting. if those come to san francisco we will see loss of ls of life's worse than the aids crisis. >> that is why cities are backig are backing supervised judge drug injection sites where staff staff would offer clean needles and monitor users for adverse reactions. new york already hase has one and they claim to have prevented 283 overdoses in five. five months. last week the governor vetoed the bill causing causing many to speculate he dio did so to not harm future attempts at a run for the white house. >> there is such a heavy political downside. there is not not a big constituency. in support of this and you can imagine the opposition advertisements will write themselves. >> the governor says an unlimited number of new injection sites without proper oversight could induce a world of unintended consequences. >> i will take him at his word that he has an opinion on that and it was policy that shaped the decision to veto it. but i think he was mistaken. talking about supervisor consumption

michelle says narcan, the medication they cane can reverse an overdose when used properly is her cause to save more lives. >> i thought i would be teaching teaching him about the world, but instead, i am teaching the world about my son. >> reporter: one listen her sont her is there can always be moree stepping up to save another life life with the right training. >> >> roughly 90 families in el sobrante are just getting home after being out , after being ct out from their neighborhood for seven hours. a downed tree blocked their only way in and oy way out of their community. people living there tell da lin they have never been blocked out out like this before. >> reporter: chris mccrory opene lane of the road just after 9:30 9:30 p.m., finally allowing frustrated residents to go home. some families were running out of patience. >> doing nothing over there. >> reporter: how do you feel? >> >> i have waited for hours over here. >> reporter: contra costa counts after 2:00 sunday afternoon, a dead tree snapped and landed on power lines, blank blocking the road. >> it is too dangerous. >> r

narcan helps reverse the effects of an overdose.pports the plan. >> last year, the youngest and was 12 years old and was experiment and lost their life. jobina: educators for her fentanyl deaths among young people because of the new form of the drug. kids can confuse rainbow colored fentanyl for candy. if you or someone needs an ally when it comes to substance abuse or mental health, you can find more by going to abc7news.com/ta keaction. reggie: in ukraine, officials are warning about a potential nuclear disaster. power plant workers are asked to stay home because it could be a target for attacks. reporter: concerns are growing over a potential nuclear disaster in ukraine. new artillery strikes were reported overnight near the largest power plant in europe. russia has controlled it for months. now they accuse each other of plotting to attack the facility. russia reportedly told workers to stay home today. >> i am not in a position to speak to what russia may or may not be planning. these types of statements including some of what w

. >> this is out there, it's deadly we need to have frank and honest conversations about it narcan inl reversal agent that can help an overdose. d.e.a. says pills containing fentanyl include a lethal amount of the drug. a drug 50 times more powerful than heroin. bret? >> bret: casey, thank you. ♪ >> bret: following america's crime crisis, the studio behind an upcoming apple tv plus show starring natalie portman says one of its crew members forced to flee a set in baltimore after reportedly being confronted by two men one of whom reportedly brandished a gun. promising increased security. producers refused to pay $50,000 demand or back mail from drug dealers there who have threatened to shoot someone and urged workers to clear the set. the surge in violent crime here in the nation's capital is getting new attention tonight after the shooting of a player from the city's nfl team. here is chief washington correspondent mike emanuel. >> the washington man says it was either a carjacking or attempted armed robbery brian robinson jr. sustained non life-threatening injuries. robinson was a st

the organization is working to distribute narcan to hundreds of businesses across the bay area.tmilk donation drive today as part of national breast-feeding month. mothers were invited to good samaritan hospital to drop off extra frozen breastmilk. that's no more than nine months old. the hospital partnered with mother's milk bank in san jose. the milk donated is distributed to hospitals throughout california and other states. is the best first nutrition for all babies. we collect donor human milk when mom's code milk is not available so they can have better health. growth and developing. kristen: for more information on donating breastmilk, you can visit mother's milk.org. a north bay community is leading the way when it comes to conserving water during our ongoing drought. karina: petaluma is ranked number one -- cornell barnard went to find out why residents have been so successful. >> i am super proud. >> natosha giuliana knows her city has been crushing it when it comes to saving water. >> i didn't realize how much water you could get out of your sink. >> she works for a gr

she revived him with narcan then she drove him to get his last dose and then later on that night brandoniend's apartment. >> 2021 kentucky grim threshold of 200,000 for the year. the director says 72% of those death are from fentanyl. two years ago, his task force seized 2,000 fentanyl pills in kentucky. last year that number doubled. this year the number has already tripled with more than 14,000 pills seized. he blames the unchecked flow of migrants at the southern border. >> along with that is the drug trafficking and flow of drugs in this country ending up in communities like bowling green, kentucky. >> kentucky senior senator puts the blame squarely on the president. >> this dereliction of duty at the border by the biden administration is outrageous and unacceptable and until they get control of the border this is continuing to rise and create an ongoing catastrophe the investigation following the death of brandon reid resulted in the indictment of 10 people, some for organized crime. two directly related to selling him the drugs. bret, back to you. >> bret: mike, thank you. up next,

. >> she revived him with narcan. besides reviving her own boyfriend of narcan some time before.s last dose and then later on that night brandon took his fatal dose at his girlfriend's apartment and he died in the bathroom. >> tom loving, the director of the drug county task force says the number of fentanyl pills seized in this county doubled from 2020 to 2021, and the number has already tripled just this year. he links the increase to chaos at the border, with the flow of people, he says drugs come across as well. fentanyl seizures are also increasing at the border as well. less than 5,000 pounds were seized in 2021, more than 10,000 pounds last year, and this year, more than 10,000 pounds have been captured coming across. mitch mcconnell puts the blame squarely on the biden administration calling the president's handling of the border a dereliction of duty. sandra. >> sandra: mike tobin reporting from bowling green for us. thank you, mike. >> john: as we await the president, transgender golfer missing the cut at the lpga but fighting to compete professionally as a woman and ag

michelle ld says narcan, the medication that that can reverse an overdose when used properly is now her cause to save more lives. >> i thought i'd be teaching hit the world but instead i'm teachg the world about my son. >> reporter: and one lesson hern has taught her? there can always always be more people stepping up to save another life with tht training. shawn chitnis, kpix 5. 5. >> now this comes after a federl judge sided with san francisco in its opioid lawsuit against walgreens and accused chain of fueling the crisis by failing to to investigate thousands of suspicious prescriptions and the and the result of that was millions of pills flooding city streets. > >> in berkeley, police are inveg a brutal attack at people's park park as a possible hate crime. the victim of that attack was t. now this happened at the park'sg construction site on hay street this morning. police say that three suspects kicked and attacked transgender person usig a shovel. flush flush the victim victim was taken to the hospital hospital for treatment and no word on their condition. police say that one per