a major change from current requirements that narcan be made available only with the prescription. the main goal is to save lives. assembly member liz ortega points out the fda panel recommendation to allow narcan for over-the-counter purchases. it was just that a recommendation, but she adds the fda is likely to formally approve the recommendation next month. if the agency goes forward with that, her new legislation would require medical and private insurers to cover over-the-counter narcan costs across the state. something she says is necessary to help people pay for a drug that can vary from 50 to $150 depending on the pharmacy and do some for serious about saving lives. said when you have to be serious about making sure that people can afford it. >> that it's available and availability, she says must apply to people of all backgrounds and ages. it hits my heart. >> i raise 4 kids. i still have a teenager at home and i can't even imagine i can't even fab them to think that i would find my daughter dead because fentanyl and because i couldn't i didn't have access to that light sa

a major change from current requirements that narcan be made available only with the prescription. the main goal is to save lives, assembly member liz ortega points out the fda panel recommendation to allow narcan for over-the-counter purchases. it was just that a recommendation, but she adds the fda is likely to formally approve the recommendation next month. if the agency goes forward with that, her new legislation would require medical and private insurers to cover over-the-counter narcan costs across the state. something she says is necessary to help people pay for a drug that can vary from $5250 depending on the pharmacy and do some for serious about saving lives. said when you have to be serious about making sure that people can afford it. >> that it's available and availability, she says must apply to people of all backgrounds and ages. it hits my heart. >> i raise 4 kids. i still have a teenager at home and i can't even imagine i can't even fab them to think that i would find my daughter dead because fentanyl and because i couldn't i didn't have access to that light saving

a new proposal looks to change us access to the potentially lifesaving drug, narcan. plus, california storm closing rose from tahoe to the bay area. up next, a message from the >> show you some video from the chp truckee office. one interstate 80st opened at passenger vehicles is around 10, 40 this morning as you can still pretty close to white out conditions at that time. the highway patrol is advising people not to try to make the trip to tahoe. but if you have to go, they say, take your time, drive slow and keep distance between yourself and other vehicles. now to our 4 zone forecast as we take a look morant standing lawrence, looking at that video. i mean, it's like home would be my advice. yeah, you know, and it's closed to traffic and get up to the mountains. you can get back on 80 right now. so that the problem, so much snow up there so hard to keep the roads open. so >> we've got more storms on the way to you really got to be careful headed up in the high country, especially with the not only the snow but the dangerous cold that are coming with these storms th

the fda considering some unprecedented access to an antidote, right, narcan. there's which we phenomenal groundbreaking information, kristen especially a potentially life saving for the thousands of opioid debt, said, unfortunately happen every single year from overdoses. what the fda suggesting is that nor can. it may be available over the counter, so this would be potentially big, big, big box office stories. i can't say that grocery stores pharmacies in the form of a nasal spray to four mg capsules, and you would potentially give one in the event of an opioid or reduce the truth is kristin that less than one third teen opioid overdoses are treated with narcan and this is absolutely lifesaving if given immediately, so hopefully we see widespread distribution of narcan and people are viewing this as a fire extinguisher. something to have on hand that you hope you never use some spotlight this week on depression, both in the form of a study on teen girls and, of course, the very public action of the senator from pennsylvania , john fetterman, checking himself

if somebody overdoses on it, it cannot be reversed by narcan.d that makes tracking the drug more critical. >>. for bid if there is an addictive drug for which these interventions are going to work, it is going to be terrifying. >> may be put up public notices in some way to those on the streets so they know the supply is tainted with tranq so they can protect themselves. gloria: she has a son who is battling addiction on the streets of the tenderloin. she is worried about tranq and believes it is already on the streets. the lad is reporting a 100% increase of its being snuck into a deadly opioids by fentanyl. kumasi: new this portion of interstate 680 has reopened to drivers. northbound lanes are now back open after a repaving project over the weekend. caltrans crews shut that stretch of road down friday night while they replace sections of the freeway. another closure schedule for the same area next weekend. coming up, the ford motor company taking a step forward in the electric vehicle arena. reggie: the viewers where the winners of this year'

it negates the ability of narcan to revive you. and it's so the mixing of everything. i call it a cartel driven crisis. no longer over prescription. cart tells have such access and basically creating their own markets. they're putting it in adderall. they're mixing it with black market adderall, xanax. >> how are people buying it? >> black market. as inflation goes up, more people buy their pharmaceuticals off line, they get adderall, and it becomes mixed or try to buy vape cartridges, and it comes mixed with fentanyl. the dealers know we might lose a couple but we will create addicts out of it. we have mixing, so many that overdose that had no idea they were doing fentanyl. >> we need to be careful in my view that we don't do this paradigm, you know, just shifting from one extreme to the other. absolutely organized crime and cartels, which are embedded in every state, have to be held accountable and we all collectively, that's a federal and state by state issue. >> you have asked the federal government tore more fbi agents. >> and they denied you that request, why? >>

narcan can reverse overdoses. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace explains. >> well, the lawmaker behind this narcan bill boils down to improvement of the following words, accessibility and affordability. >> inside this plastic bag is naloxone often referred to as nauck am. the drug has gotten a lot of attention in recent years because of its potential to save lives by reversing an opioid overdose in 2021 alone, california, some more than 5700 overdose deaths attributed to fentanyl and other opiates and across the u.s. that number stood even higher at more than 100,000. the data so dire that last week a panel of advisors from the federal food and drug administration or fda unanimously recommended nor can be made available for purchase over-the-counter. a major change from current requirements that narcan be made available only with the prescription. the main goal is to save lives, assembly member liz ortega points out the fda panel recommendation to allow narcan for over-the-counter purchases. it was just that

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a major change from current requirements that narcan be made available only with the prescription. the main goal is to save lives, assembly member liz ortega points out the fda panel recommendation to allow narcan for over-the-counter purchases. it was just that a recommendation, but she adds the fda is likely to formally approve the recommendation next month. if the agency goes forward with that, her new legislation would require medical and private insurers to cover over-the-counter narcan costs across the state. something she says is necessary to help people pay for a drug that can vary from 50 to $150 depending on the pharmacy and do some for serious about saving lives. said when you have to be serious about making sure that people can afford it. >> that it's available and availability, she says must apply to people of all backgrounds and ages. it hits my heart. >> i raise 4 kids. i still have a teenager at home and i can't even imagine i can't even fab them to think that i would find my daughter dead because fentinyl and because i couldn't i didn't have access to that light sa

. >> they provided lifesaving measures and applied our -- applied narcan. unfortunately three of the victims were pronounced deceased at the scene. one male was revived and transported to hospital. dustin: sergeant davis says fentanyl is the most dangerous drug in the country and stopping this crisis remains their top priority. part of that comes from finding out how these men got the fentanyl. >> we sent detectives and investigators to the residence to conduct a full investigation. based on the evidence, if we have enough information to link this to a person responsible, there will be homicide charges. dustin: we spoke with a group of friends at the home who said they were going to visit one of the victims in the hospital. they told us the fentanyl crisis is getting out of hand. santa clara county leaders on the fentanyl working group agreed, including when it comes to youth drug use. >> the stakes of making a small mistake have never been higher. one of the crazy things about the fentanyl overdose crisis in youth is it is happening in the face of decreasi

that county has been stocking up on narcan. a school nurse demonstrates how it can save someone from a fentanyl overdose that starts those drugs along this arizona border here. >> we find somebody who is down. hey, hey, are you okay? there is no response. i can see his breathing is slow and shallow. i check his pupils, they are pinpoint. so we get the narcan and thinking it might be an opioid overdose and put it in one nostril and spray. >> bill: this now as montgomery county sees a surge in opioid overdoses among young people. chief washington correspondent mike emanuel has the story in silver spring, maryland. 2400 miles from us in arizona. mike, hello. >> good morning. with overdoses on the rise, schools in this upscale washington, d.c. suburb are fighting back. landon houseman was a 16-year-old known for being smart and funny and athletic. he took a percocet pill laced with fentanyl and ended up dead at home on his bathroom floor. his father, mark, found him the next morning and mark houseman, as you can imagine, is devasta

la Última vez que fui a la farmacia, narcan, estaban en mÁs de 70 $ cada frasco. el tema, una semana despuÉs del devastador terremoto que sufriÓ en turquÍa y en siria, una mujer de 77 aÑos de edad fue rescatada de entre los escombros de un edificio, cerca de la frontera con siria la mujer estaba entre los escombros de un edificio de siete plantas, fue llevada a un hospital. hasta ahora hay unos 35.000 muertos como resultado de este terremoto categorÍa 7.8. que sucediÓ como saben, en turquÍa y en siria. carolina: la esperanza sigue viva en turquÍa, donde tambiÉn un niÑo fue sacado con vida de los escombros, despuÉs de pasar 228 horas de estar atrapado tras el terremoto de la semana pasada. medios locales lo han identificado como mustafÁ, de tres aÑitos, y hasta ese momento estamos reportando mÁs de 44.000 muertos en ambos paÍses. borja: en panamÁ mueren al menos 39 migrantes y muchos otros quedaron heridos, cuando un autobÚs cayÓ por un acantilado, y volviÓ a poner de relieve los peligros de los migrantes en centroamÉrica, desde el darien, en su ruta hacia estados

narcan at disney land?ven amusement parks. there were more than 6,000 fentanyl-related deaths in the state of california between january and july of 2022. our next guest lost his 16-year-old son to an accidental fentanyl overdose two years ago. there's his picture. his father is samuel chapman and he joins us now. good morning to you, mr. chapman. >> good morning. >> ainsley: tell us what happened to sammy the date is coming up two years february 7th, 2021 he died. tell us what happened. >> yes. we were on lockdown. we thought he was safe in his room in our home and nothing could happen to him. and he was on snapchat and he found a colorful drug menu and it said that they delivered and he ordered drugs to our home like a pizza. and jumped the fence while we were asleep and took the pill the next day and it was 100 percent fentanyl and killed him. >> ainsley: why do you think he did that? was he in pain? >> i do think he was in pain. i think the lockdown had gotten to him i think he was bored. i think he was

who has overdosed on narcan or other opioid.d many places to make it widely available. there's an effort to provide it o over the counter where people can buy it and there are many groups that are giving it away for free. the more narcan that's out there, the more lives we can safe in case we find someone with an overdose. maria: just to be clear, narcan has to be prescribed. >> it's become easier, virtually every state of the union now has a law that has a -- a state physician allowing a pharmacist to give it -- provide it to someone who asks for it. maria: okay. great. >> it's over the counter already and officially over the counter if that approach is approved. maria: thank you, very important. we appreciate your work. dr. eric collins joining us. >> thank you. maria: we will see you soon. we will be back with the re.hot-topic buzz next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ baker tilly. [dad] charlie did not die from an overdose. charlie was poisoned. [female narrator] websites and social media selling fake medicines may look legitimate. but they're no

tara: the drug is better known as tranq on the s more concerning is that it cannot be reversed by narcan. the medical examiner says they will start testing for the drug this year, coming as a relief for folks with loved ones on the streets. jackie berlin holds a picture of her son, corey. he is battling addiction on the streets and she is worried about tranq. >> he said whatever was in the drugs he took made it so that he could not move his body. tara: veterinarians to sedate large animals and when mixed with already powerful opioids, it is deadly. >> i believe the drug is already on the street, unfortunately. tara: the dea warns the drug is showing up more and more out west. over a two month. -- over a two month there were more amounts of the drug being snuck into deadly opioids like fentanyl. >> i want to make sure that our city's monitoring for this and testing for it. tara: it is important to start testing overdose victims for the drug this year. >> what we are doing given the crisis we are facing is life-saving, and we have to fight this. tara: and because it is not an opioid, and o

a major change from current requirements that narcan be made available only with the prescription. the main goal is to save lives, assembly member liz ortega points out the fda panel recommendation to allow narcan for over-the-counter purchases. it was just that a recommendation, but she adds the fda is likely to formally approve the recommendation next month. if the agency goes forward with that, her new legislation would require medical and private insurers to cover over-the-counter narcan costs across the state. something she says is necessary to help people pay for a drug that can vary from 50 to $150 depending on the pharmacy and do some for serious about saving lives that we have to be serious about making sure that people can afford it. >> that it's available and availability, she says must apply to people of all backgrounds and ages. it hits my heart. >> i raise 4 kids. i still have a teenager at home and i can't even imagine i can't even to think that i would find my daughter dead because fentanyl and because i couldn't i didn't have access to that light saving medication.

tell us what you are involved with the narcan spree as well having those and giving those out.of what we try and do is make sure that any of the venues that we work with we will literally train all of their staff on how he was darkened. we will supply anarchy. and through the california, the lock sound distribution project. we will train them and we will make sure that they have it. they also can then distribute it to their patrons. the same way. so we are trying to get that out everywhere. what's incredible about narcan is that it's so safe overdose immediately prevent verses, an overdose overdose, and then it's the safe to use with somebody who is a child. somebody who was pregnant and older person. um canine, actually, yeah, believe it or not, you're covered by good samaritan law to use this, and the only thing that interacts with is opioids. it just it just happened. you know, you just have it around. i mean, when you guys give in those boxes. i keep them in a place where i know just in case i see something happening. i can i can go in your car. you know, it's good to have

one thing and it is also in the class of benzodiazepine which narcan has no effect.een 20 of time, i have narcaned to try to bring people back and it does absolutely nothing. you would think from the symptoms they are having, they are experiencing an overdose to an opiate and it does nothing to you. >> ashley: before talking i have to mention this over overde death is 22% but jumped to 26%. clearly this has been around for at least seven or eight years. i'm sure it is before them but this one is when you start seeing it so who knows what those numbers are now. but this is a nasty, nasty drug but it does to people. thank you for being with us as always. >> thank you for having me. >> todd: what a world we are living in. this is insane. >> ashley: it is getting completely out of control. turning to the white house were new questions swirling around biden 2024 plans. this is what the president is saying. >> our intention is to run again. that has been our intention. >> it sounds like you are running. >> that is my intention. >> ashley: but now democrats are quietly plan

his island zine is that this works like an opiate that it's not an opiate and when you begin using narcan to overcome the overdose of an opiate if there is this drug involved may not work so it might work on fentanyl but it might not work on train with a similar effect. it will knock you out, slow you down. it's a dangerous substance but when you mix this with the fentanyl it's a double whammy. >> it sounds scary just to hear of this. i ask for the parents out there including myself what's the possibility of the showing up on high school campuses will that happen soon? >> this could be anywhere, the problem is unless you are taking pills or powder from some kind of pharmacy or doctor prescribing it you don't know what you are getting this could be russian roulette. cocaine would be laced with fentanyl, heroin could be laced with fentanyl or zeiler zine, the problem is fentanyl you don't know what it is. six and 10 pills tested by the dea seized, the counterfeit pills had two milligrams or more, it's a potentially lethal dose. you are playing russian roulette if you take these counterfeit

reporter: because it is not an poid, an drug cannot be reversed by narcan. >> narcan is thousands ofimes a year. reporter: make iting it it more critical. >> there are drugs for which these interventions aren't going to work. reporter: as for jackie, she is for the medical exercise's move. and she has a suggestion. >> put out sore public notice so way so they know the supply is tainted with trank. anchor: it was a deal in limbo, the latest of gary payton's the latest of gary payton's return to the warriors and what life is uncertain. it's okay to feel stressed, anxious, worried or frustrated. calhope can help access, calhope free and secure mental health resources today. call our warm line at 833-317-4673 or livechat at calhope.org there's nothing like volunteering at the fire department. there's nothing like hitting the waves. but with my moderate-to-severe eczema it hasn't always been easy,... ...since my skin was so irritated and itchy... ...and even worse with all my gear on. now, i'm staying ahead of my eczema. there's a power inside all of us to live our passion. and dupixent w

narcan is a nasal spray used to reverse opioid overdose. the panel says it will save thousands of lives. the fda will release its final decision in late march. >>> nearly a week after the chinese spy balloon was shot down. president biden today, addressing that incident and three other unidentified flying objects, shot down by the military this past week. both called for him to explain to the american people what is going on, and assured them they are safe. nbc's alice bar has the latest from washington. >> reporter: after days of phoupbtsding pressure, president biden today, breaking his silence on the chinese spy balloon, and three unidentified objects the u.s. military shot out of the sky in recent days. >> clear message. the violation of our sovereignty is unacceptable. >> reporter: as recovery crews gathered debris from the chinese surveillance balloon, the president laying out his rational for letting it fly across the country, before shooting it down off the carolina coast. >> we were able to collect sites against collection. but als

and appears to be resistant to narcan. >> a street drug that has been circulating on the east coast for the last few years is now arriving on the streets of san francisco. the office of the medical examiner made the deadly discovery after reviewing toxicology reports on four people. >> they identified four in which they identified a veterinary tranquilizer in the toxicology of those who died in drug overdoses, in addition to fentanyl. >> reporter: on the street. the combination of fentanyl and xilazene. it is only used to treat horses. one of the effects on humans is severe lesions. authorities have been raising concerns about trank for months now. item sees to be resistant to narcan. >> we have heard of individuals come right to after getting naloxone. that may not happen. but if the person has resumed breathing, that is really the most important thing toward saving their life. >> -9z arrive of trank. because they asked to resview past overdoses. the city is in the midst of a deadly wave of overdose deaths from fentanyl. >> we are seeing a loss of life that we have not seen in san fran

narcan still works when trank is mixed with other opioids. narcan will still work in reverse that opioid from the opioid receptors. the exiles in as i said of, and it will. still the person who remains the dated so they won't come back like you often see when somebody has been darkened. we're in uncharted waters here in terms of the drug supply supervisor matt dorsey said he's working with the medical examiner's office to track how much trank is coming into the city right now. our drug overdose crisis is the worst public health calamity we have faced since the aids. the darkest days of the aids crisis . um but if we double that number, then we're then we're up at aids levels numbers. um and i don't know that there is hope on the horizon. the city medical examiner says it has new and sophisticated ways of detecting drugs like tranq and they'll be monitoring the situation in the months to come in san francisco , evan sernoffsky ktvu fox two news overdose deaths in san francisco declined the past three years, according to the medical examiner's

. >> they provided lifesaving measures and applied narcan. unfortunately, three of the victims inside the house were pronounced dead. one male was transported to a local hospital. >> sergeant russell davis says fentanyl is the most dangerous drug in the country. stopping this crisis remains their top priority. part of that effort comes in finding out how this man got the fentanyl and the first place. >> we sent investigators to the residence to conduct a thorough investigation. if we have enough information to link this back to a person responsible, there will be homicide charges. >> we spoke with a group of friends at the home who said they were going to visit one of the victims in the hospital. they declined to speak on camera but told us the fentanyl crisis is getting out of hand. santa clara county leaders like dr. rachel sussman agrees. especially when it comes to youths. >> this stakes of making a small mistake have never been higher. one of the crazy things about the fentanyl crisis is that it is happening in the face of decreasing dru

this week, fda panel recommended narcan be made available overt the counter. a final decision will be made in the next weeks. >>> one lawmaker trying to make amsterdam style cannabis coffee shops a reality in the state. >> going back to the story that you were talking about with narcan available, hopefully, it's a game changer. so it is heart breaking to see that there is more where there isn't the protection. >> it's like we can't keep up. once we figure something out that might help, there is something else. it's really scary. >>> 6:09. relief this morning after a kidnapped 2-year-old girl was found safe. what we are learning about the woman who took the child. that's next in our bay area beat. >>> i have travel tips if you are heading to tahoe. it may be a rough ride an >> woman: why did we choose safelite? >> vo: for us, driving around is the only way we can get our baby to sleep, so when our windshield cracked, we needed it fixed right. we went to safelite.com. there's no one else we'd trust. their experts replaced our windshield, and recalibrated our car

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experts say that narcan doesn't work on those overdosing with this. kumasi: the u.s.ee flying objects in three days. bowlkusi:ootball andthe most adr it's monday, february 14 -- 13th. reggie: first the weather withdrew. -- with drew. drew: you can clearly see low clouds first thing this morning. it lingering through 9:00 a.m., a cold front moving through here , kicking up the wind and pushing out the fog. later today it's 50's to mid 60's with a wind advisory going into effect along the coastline beginning at 10 a.m., on the coast and including the city you could see wind gusting up to 50 miles per hour. hour-by-hour, we have more on the wind gusts coming up in a few minutes. reggie: san francisco bracing for another battle as a new drug hits the streets, the medical examiner will start testing for the drug that cannot be reversed by narcan. we have more from the newsroom. >> the name of the drug is zaila s known as tranq tranquilizer for large animals, when mixed with opioids it can be deadly. the dea is warning that tranq is showing up more and more out west. matt d

that means that if the fda commissioner says okay to this, you would be able to get narcan just on then a gas station. now this would be for the nose spray version. experts say being automobile to buy it in this way would increase access, but they also said there's another impediment. it you don't have health insurance, this drug can be expensive. they said bringing the price down would also increase access. the fda commissioner is expected to sign off on this, but it's not exactly clear when. >> thanks to elizabeth cohen. we are down for now. >> for now, smerconish is up next nerve care company. nervive contains alpha lipoic acid to relieve occasional nerve aches, weakness and discomomfor. try nervivenerve relief. - [narrator] we just signed the lease on our third shop. i guess we're a chain now, right? we worked so hard to get here. my assistant went to customink.com to get our new uniforms and merch with all the location names. our custom gear helps him get our brand out into the community. he takes care of all of our custom ink orders. he was able to find great products, upload the

two fda advisory committees voted unanimously this week to make narcan nasal spray available over the reports the recommendation now needs full fda approval. >> advisors to the fda voted to recommend that naloxone or narcan should be able to be sold in stores without having to go to a pharmacist. right now, you don't need a prescription, but you do have to ask the pharmacist for this product. what the advisors said is, look, it should just be out on the shelves along with, say, tylenol. people should be able to walk in and get it without asking the pharmacist. it's a very important antidote to an opioid overdose. that means if the fda commissioner says okay to this, then you would be able to get narcan or naloxone on the shelf at a supermarket or drugstore or even, say, a gas station. this would be for the nose spray version of naloxone. experts say being able to buy it this way would increase access. they also said there's another impediment. if you don't have health insurance, this drug can be expensive. they said bringing the price down would also increase access. the fda commissio

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there's no response, do we get the narcan?oid overdose and we put it in one nostril and we spray. >> and this product has been used at least 11 times in this county during this school year. it is a growing epidemic as fentanyl continues flowing through a porous southern border. now other schools and states are rushing to increase access to the life-saving drug. trying to prevent more heart break. >> it's tough going through life when every day is sad. >> in silver spring, maryland, mike emanuel, fox news. >> bret: the senate judiciary committee held a hearing today about social media threats to young people, lawmakers discuss protecting children and teens from online sexual predators and human traffickers. as well as drug dealers. missouri republican senator josh hawley wants to prohibit anyone younger than 16 from participating on social media. it's a lucrative business. at the expense of our kids' privacy, safety and health. >> i think looking at age verification is crucial in understanding how to build a productive solution

narcan still works when trank is mixed with other opioids. the narcan will still work in reverse that opioid from the opioid receptors. acenas a sedative, and it will still the person who remains dated, so they won't come back like you often see when somebody has been darkened . we're in uncharted waters here in terms of the drug supply supervisor matt dorsey said he's working with the medical examiner's office to track how much trank is coming into the city right now. our drug overdose crisis is the worst public health calamity we have faced since the aids. the darkest days of the aids crisis . um but if we double that number then then we're up at aids levels. numbers um and i don't know that there is hope on the horizon. the city medical examiner says it has new and sophisticated ways of detecting drugs like tranq and they'll be monitoring the situation in the months to come. in san francisco , evan sernoffsky ktvu fox two news, san francisco announced the city's covid-19 state of emergency will come to an end on february 28th. under this c

there's a push for narcan to be sold over the counter. take a look at why the change could be a game changer in the fight to save lives from drug overdoses. plus this meeting was about giving the people who are traumatized a safe space, a place where they could express their concerns. neighbors in san francisco, where there was a major house explosion met with city leaders will tell you what they say about seeing this kind of disaster in their neighborhood. and don't forget you can have the morning headlines delivered right to you by signing up for the ktvu newsletter just go to ktvu .com slash email sign up for the daily service. alright everybody it's two of any of these... for just $6. can you get a dave's single with a 10 pc nugg? yep. how 'bout 2 dave's singles for $6. (all) oooooh. and that's class. -sit down toby. -sorry. choose wisely, choose wendy's 2 for $6. a calls for gun control after the deadly shootings on the campus of michigan state university, children of the united states of america are dying every day. how many will di

they will have a tool kit and inside that tool kit, they will have the drug narcan. that drug? well, more importantly, what does it do? sometimes? i don't know the name of it, but i know what it does. and this particular case, if a child just happens to overdose from fentanyl on campus, opioid crisis, obviously a sweeping the country, particularly fentanyl. they can jump into action even before possibly the paramedics arrive on campus. they can administer narcan which blocks the opioid receptor is within the body and then starts to reverse the process where maybe to lower the overdoses far as the extreme nature of it. so the paramedics can jump that. the fentanyl crisis has swept the nation where the white house has spoken about it. we will do a special about it. i actually on kron 4 just to highlight what's going on. they are still working with the providers to get tool kits throughout all the schools and san mateo county. but inside the school's guys and they're at the age now where obviously they're being taught drug dangers of the dangers of drugs. not only that

within the transit system barred officers began carrying single doses of narcan in 2019.move was in response to the opioid crisis that has plagued san francisco and other cities in the bay area. there are growing concerns in the east and east palestine about how long it will take to recover from this month's train derailment involving toxic chemicals two weeks ago in norfolk southern freight train derailed, unleashing plumes of black smoke, contaminating the soil and fueling anxiety about the release of the toxic chemical vinyl chloride. residents there have reported a growing number of ailments from rashes to nausea and trouble breathing. the problems are so g tomorrow anyone with health concerns or questions related to the derailment can go to a special health clinic for an assessment. i am terribly sorry. that this happened to the community. norfolk son is fully committed to doing what's right for this community. again our medical teams rather from the cdc and the u. s department of health will be on the ground in ohio this week at the request of ohio governor mike dew

still to come tonight, an effort that could help prevent opioid doubts how narcan could soon be moreeadily available, plus they didn't hurt anybody. but still, there's you can see. there's a ton of bus still on the street, nearly two dozen cars broken into on one east bay street reaction from the victims and how police are making progress in the case. spring training is here is pictures and characters reporting to mesa, arizona will also have a look at how the giant stack up for the new season tonight in sports. and why elon musk reportedly changed twitter's algorithm to boost his own tweets. go the extra mile this presidents' day in a volvo mild-hybrid vehicle. pickle voters from the scene monday night show large scratches on the back end of a police suv and dense on the back bumper after ramming the patrol vehicle, police say the driver reversed into a dirt embankment , lost control and then flipped . officers and firefighters removed the driver from the jeep. police say that driver was arrested for d u i and possession of methamphetamine. 20 cars broken into by thieves in one nigh

and narcan is a drug.o. but what it does is it blocks the receptor zinn the body that except opioid and then it can reverse its not addicting. he's actually been around since the 1970's, but now with the overdose just spreading across the country, they are doing this as well. not all schools in san mateo county. they have the tool kits, but they are working to make sure that eventually they all do. in fact, james and ari, it's almost if you want to phrase it, fighting fire with fire. so in this particular case, they're fighting a drug with a drug. back to you. >> when it does come to that, thank you very much. well, 6.35 right now and local officials are also bracing for a new wave of street drugs. san francisco city leaders say it's just a matter of time before we see this particular drug, there's 2 of them in the bay area as show you need to be aware. one is trank and the other is iso and they're already infiltrating the illegal drug markets on the east coast and the midwest. trank is an animal tranquili

but tranq isn't an opioid so it's resistant to narcan. put down but experts and users urge people not to pick up the habit to begin with. scientists are working a test strip for the drug that test similar to fentanyl. >>> new research suggests getting good sleep may add years to your life. a new study revealing regularly getting a good night's sleep could increase life expectancy in men by almost five years. women could add more than two years. joining us now is board certified behavioral sleep specialist dr. jade wu. i want to talk about what exactly qualifies as good sleep. >> well, good sleep involves first of all sleeping enough so for most young and middle-aged adults that's about seven to nine hours and it's not just the amount, though, it's also the timing. we want to be sleeping at the time in our 24-hour cycle that our crone know type calls for and really important to sleep at about consistently the same times every day and want to sleep to not be frequently interrupted by environmental or, you know, internal factors and we also

all right, brother. >> hit him with three narcans.er collapsed to the ground appearing unresponsive. >> trey, trey. >> i got him. i got him. >> i don't know, dude. dose him, dose him. >> in total, five douglas county deputies were put in the hospital as a precaution and released the next morning. last monday one of the suspects sentenced to 32 years in prison for selling the deadly drug. republican lawmakers visited the border in arizona this week and here's what they say. >> no one believes our border is secure. every state in the country has become a border state with this fentanyl crisis. >> fentanyl is attacking the streets of oregon. we had our largest drug bust in oregon's history in my district this past year. >> this has got to stop. and it starts with the secretary of homeland. stop lying to the american public. >> it's not a republican or democrat issue. it's an american issue. >> todd: you just saw there congresswoman jennifer kiggans one of those house members who made that trip and she joins us now. great to have you on t

. >> cheryl: yeah, it is narcan resistant, it is fentanyl and zylane.t, i mispronounced it. it is horrible what it does to people's bodies. >> todd: look at this. >> cheryl: overdose percentage in philadelphia, seeing a big jump and this one neighborhood in philadelphia, basically 2% of overdose deaths involved trank and that was 2020. there is a new bigepose of what is upon haing. in the north, 1100 increase and south 500% increase. a lot you can't trace back to this drug and fentanyl. frank rodriguez was addicted to the deadly drug trank, here is what he says it is doing to the community. >> it almost looks like the walking dead zombies that you see, it is absolutely horrible. doesn't discriminate. it is getting to addicts and also innocent victims, people that are -- there is no such thing as experimenting with drugs anymore because of cost that comes with using. >> cheryl: in particular, it is what it does to the body. some pictures we can't show you, you have teams of people in philly having to go out and do wound care for addicts and they can't ki

an fda panel recommended narcan be made available over the counter. a final decision on that will be made in the next weeks. >>> a new state bill looking to legalize cannabis cafes like in amsterdam. customers will be able to order marijuana with their food or drinks. why some lawmakers think this could be what the state needs to do in help the cannabis industry. >> reporter: for three years, donaldson has walked past the vacant store front that borders his san francisco dispensary and envisioned all the things he could do with the space, if only it wasn't illegal. >> a neighborhood cafe where people can both enjoy cannabis that they purchase at my location as well as a coffee or a muffin or even just some nice music. >> reporter: dracari can't open a cafe like that because under current california law, dispensaries aren't allowed to sell food or drinks. >> it was rolled out as a medicine first, which is great. i am happy that that worked out. at the same time, what was stripped from it was culture behind cannabis. >> reporter: the loss of culture is

[applause] we must also increase the supply of lifesaving narcan, so we can save more texans who are ambushed by fentanyl. addressing the fentanyl crisis is an emergency item this session. [applause] there is no doubt we have work ahead of us, but we're building on a storied legacy. 187 years after texas was founded, there has never been a better time to be a texan. [applause] texas is america's economic juggernaut, where a small family business can aspire to employ hundreds and become leaders in their local communities. where all texans can chart their own destiny. texas is the seat of knowledge, where children will have safer schools to master the skills that will prepare them for the workforce of tomorrow. texas is the energy capital of the world, where we will strengthen the electric grid to power us for generations to come. texas is the home of justice, where dangerous criminals will stay locked behind bars, and law-abiding texans will have their liberty protected. -- their liberties protected. this session, we will ensure that texas remains the leader of this nation and an unfl

>> that actually doesn't happen, it is important local law enforcement have narcan, this miracle drugoverdose, but they never needed to do it for themselves, they do it for the people they serve and protect. >> ashley: what doesn't happen, officers are not overdoses? >> they are not, there are not reported incidentses of that. we have to do everything in our power to get it out of our unt comes because it is killing people and it is people who aren't necessarily addicted to opioids. they may buy a prescription drug on the street they think does one thing, but it has been in a pill press with fentanyl and that is part of what is killing so manyern ms. >> ashley: this week we played video of four or five officers who came in contact with it and had to be administered narcan, it is happening to them. president biden at his state of the union said he will clamp down on fentanyl, what should he do to get this stopped? >> well, he should keep doing what he's doing, they interdictek more at the border than in history, a lot is still coming through points of entry at the border. we need to do

cuando llegamos encontramos a las cuatro personas y a cada persona se les dio como tres tarros de narcan fentanilo, el asistente del alguacil nos recordÓ que solamente 2 mg de esa droga, que pueden ser totalmente mortales. 2 mg caben en la punta de un lÁpiz, con esto alguien puede morir. revisamos las temperaturas, nuestra experta con la informaciÓn. yadira: continuamos con una madrugada frÍa y esto es lo que necesita para maÑana. pantalones, gafas de sol, recuerde que deben protegerse, necesita ese protector solar y el tiempo extra en caso de que se encuentre hacia zonas del valle central. tambiÉn le dirÉ hacia quÉ otra ciudad. temperaturas bien frÍas hacia zonas de santa rosa, la penÍnsula estarÁ en esos 40 y san josÉ en los 39. nuestro radar a futuro indica ademÁs de esa advertencia por niebla densa hacia zonas del valle, fÍjese al norte de san josÉ, si va a zonas un poco mÁs al norte tÓmese unos 10 minutos, porque se estÁ formando un banco de niebla a las 7:00 de la maÑana. tÓmese un tiempo para que no estÉ manejando apurado. en el resto del Área se verÁn algunas nubes medias y altas

not only the street medicine is housed, the people who are out there on the streets providing the narcan and support and help and assistance to people in need, but also our homeless outreach team, the partnership that exist between these entities to help people who are truly the most vulnerable in san francisco is what this clinic in particular represents all most more then any other clinic that we have throughout the sit a eand county of san francisco. so, again, i want to really thank the doctors and the staff and the nurses, the counselors, the clinicians, the people who show up every single day and put their heart into this work, because you have to love this work in order to really muster up the strength to come to work every single day and to support this community, your work is appreciated. i also want to take this opportunity to thank all the various departments and agencies who helped to deliver this project on budget and not over budget. it is a over $13 million project, supported in so many different ways including by the voters of san francisco when they support public health

el condado de sama teo comenzÓ con la distribuciÓn de el medicamento conocido como la narcan que se usala maÑana, si circular en las calles de san josÉ tÓmese un poco de tiempo, fÍjese solamente en san josÉ porque tendremos condiciones de niebla y la visibilidad bien reducida. paola: tenga mucho cuidado porque tuvimos neblina hace dÍas y se sintiÓ. te vemos con mucho mÁs a las 11. borja: con estas bonitas noticias nos despedimos, gracias por su sintonÍa una vez mÁs. jorge: hoy es jueves 9 de febrero, estas son las principales noticias. en declaraciones exclusivas a univisiÓnla esposa del capo mexicano rafael caro quintero revela que presentÓ el divorcio y comenta sobre el asesinato de la agente enrique camarena. >> no fue absolutamente cÓmplice o partÍcipe de algo como eso. jorge: el saldo de muertos por el terremoto en turquÍa y siria se aproxima a 20,000 mientras los socorristas continÚan salvando vidas. en el noticiero le mostraremos el primer rescate realizado por especials