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they're accused of illegally acquiring 374-thousand dollars to buy percocet pills. cbs 58's kyle aevermann joins us live from brookfield with the charges outlined in a crimial complaint...kyle? the couple targeted this enterprise credit union, where one of the suspects worked. the criminal complaint says both are expected to make their intial court appearances on december 19. live in brookfield, kyle aevermann, a chilling scene...90 feet of skid-marks leading to a crash involving a sheboygan county if take a look at these pictures... pictures....investigators say a distracted driver collided with the deputy's cruiser on i-43 around 2 this morning. the driver told deputies his cruise control was set on 75. he had a dog in the car and when he looked down at the dog...he accidentally rear- ended the cruiser. the impact flung the deputy's car into a metal guardrail..causing it to rollover. the deputy was trapped for a few minutes, but withthe help of the driver under investigation. rash is 3 from waukesha county...an okauchee man is inthe hosptial after a car ?crashed?

times or covering of times were covering these that we hereby people had a back surgery were on percocet or morphine. so could be any one of us. it's not some noise making a bad choice. >> i think the idea of the involuntary commitment is interesting. i've to different schools of thought. on one side if you have a loved you have a loved one using drugs and not thinking clearly and you want to get them in a detox and maybe they'll take that step themselves, on the other hand a lot of people say if the addict is not ready to make a change they're not going to. >> they testified that he used the n-word and that he joked that the ku klux klan -- >> talk about things on the bucket list. i've always wanted to see a volcano erupt this past weekend i did. well, not really. check not really. check out the video. it is mexico's a volcano and a ruptured this weekend in the first time for long time sending mama spilling down the sides of the mountain. it was epic. i can check that off my bucket list. >> at this first great elementary school in stafford, virginia. dress up a semigloss but he is a mar

says this happened most every monday, wednesday, and friday and the two would use the money to buy percocet, a narcotic pain reliever. if convicted, each faces up to 40 years in prison. melinda: a green bay man working to remove the city's mayor from office. he claims mayor jim schmitt should have been removed as soon was he was convicted of violating campaign finance laws. >> i'm hoping the judge let me down. melinda: he's filed a petition to have the mayor removed. it needs support from 75 percent authority to remove schmitt from office since the violations happened during the campaign not during his term. tim: students at several uw schools will pay more for tuition next school year. the board of regents has approved a tuition hike for out-of-state undergrads and graduate students. the campuses affected include madison, milwaukee, eau claire, la crosse, green bay, and stout, plus all the two-year schools. students at uw-madison will see the biggest increase, $4,000 a year. the schools say they need the extra money because of the governor's four-year freeze on in-state undergraduate tuiti

percocet. 2010 is the same year governor brian sandoval took office. and since then... it's become a focus of his administration. ((patrick walker)) as the question over what to do about prescription drug overdoses in nevada lingers... some solutions are coming to the forefront. ((patrick walker)) mallinckrodt pharmaceuticals has donated thousands of prescrpition disposal kits to roseman university's college of pharmacy. students will give them out at free health clinics valleywide. pills. ((dr. krystal riccio/roseman university college of pharmacy: "i think it's really exiciting, as the state of nevada, we haven't had a great disposal opportunity, and this offers up to 60,000 people to be able to safely dispose of their medications.")) ((patrick walker)) while proper disposal has been a concern... perhaps a bigger red flag for lawmakers like state senator patricia farley is the number of prescriptions in the first place. in nevada... doctors give 94 painkiller prescriptions per every 100 residents. hydrocodone is the most frequently- prescribed. it's something lawmaker

says this happened most every monday, wednesday, and friday and the two would use the money to buy percocet, a narcotic pain reliever. if convicted, each faces up to 40 years in prison. melinda: a green bay man working to remove the city's mayor from office. he claims mayor jim schmitt should have been removed as soon was he was convicted of violating campaign finance laws. >> i'm down, and i'm hoping city council doesn't. melinda: he's filed a petition to have the mayor removed. it needs support from 75 percent of green bay's city council. schmitt's attorney says the council doesn't have the authority to remove schmitt from office since the violations happened during the campaign not during his term. tim: students at several uw schools will pay more for tuition next school year. the board of regents has approved a tuition hike for out-of-state undergrads and madison, milwaukee, eau claire, la crosse, green bay, and stout, plus all the two-year schools. students at uw-madison will see the biggest increase, $4,000 a year. the schools say they need the extra money because of the governor's fo

the two would use the money to buy percocet, a narcotic pain reliever. if convicted, each faces a earth has died. john glenn was a war hero, after not and u.s. senator. ,>> godspeed, john glenn. >> zero g, and i feel fine. capsule is turning around. oh, that view is tremendous. joyce: at 95-years-old, glenn was the last surviving member of the original mercury seven astronauts. at the height of the space race, john glenn was the first american to orbit the earth. glenn also was a u.s. senator from ohio for 24 years. returned to space aboard the space shuttle discovery. the mission was to study weightlessness on the elderly. >> one thing i promised the day we were married, in addition to our wedding vows of course, was i would do everything i could to keep life from being born in. joyce: he is survived by his wife. astronaut mark kelly tweeted, with real guts. he inspired the nation with his courage and dedication to public service. godspeed, john glenn." president elect donald trump tweeted, "today we lost a great pioneer of air and space in john glenn.

then using the money to buy percocet pills. a criminal complaint says anna charabek and anthony tourtillott cashed more than 300 bad checks in 6-different bank accounts....the bank found out after an audit milwaukee police still asking for help in finding a 30-year old woman. woman.sabrina allen went missing near third and nash. police tell us she has health issues. allen is around 5- 6...230 pounds. she has a bob cut with bangs hair style. she was last seen wearing a navy blue keen-length coat with green lining... and black shoes with white stripes and pink lining...if you recognize her -- call milwaukee police district five police? at 4-935-7251. a federal judge refuses to stop wisconsin's recount..turning down the request of trump supporters who said it was a waste because it won't change the out. outcome.at last check... all but 12 counties have made their recount official.more than 13-hundred votes have been added to the finally tally.hillary clinton gained a mere 49 votes over president elect trump.clerks say any changes

provide the checks, and tourtillott would conduct the transition and then use that money to prchase percocet pills and split between the two.the criminal complaint says chaberek also used her father and sister's accounts to depoist and withdraw counterfeit checks of $980. the family members had no idea. the complaint also say chaberek would issue a stop payment once the checks were cashed and then hid them in a customers account.both are now charged with four counts of theft in a business setting over $10.000. they a business setting over $10.000. they face up to 40 years in prison if convicted. convicted.both are expected to make their intial court appearances on december 19. live in brookfield, kyle aevermann, cbs58news. 3 are you double and exchange policies while you holiday shop? some expert advice next on what to ask at the checkout counter. 3 and new reaserach finds many people don't pay attention to safety instructions on airplanes. that's raising concerns going into the busy holiday travel season. 3 plus...we're tracking the very latest in the forecast as a winter storm heads our 3

i was on vicodin, percocet. and it eventually led to heroin. i've been doing heroin a little over 10 years. >> espinosa said he supported his addiction by shoplifting and would then sell the items in boston's ethnic neighborhoods. >> i would grab a rack of ed hardy jeans, fence the stuff, go to the italians, puerto ricans for the clothes. go to the chinese for the electronics that you can get you know, from watches. >> if convicted of his current charges, espinoza could face several years in state prison. >> sad to say, but maybe it's what i need. >> while his legal future is still uncertain, his time in segregation is drawing to a close. he's about to be transferred to general population. >> tomorrow i get out. thank god. get to play in the big box again. out of the little box, into the big box. hate the little box. >> like espinoza, daniel also aspires to be placed on the general population unit. >> got to mingle with the crowd. you get to get out. be with everybody else. i never been to pop. only time i was in pop was in newman. i've never r

dollar dollar ♪ re-up re-up ♪ ♪ death certificate signed the prenup ain't no coming back from this percocet to accept the things i can not change ♪ ♪ courage to change the things i can and the wisdom to know the difference ♪ ♪ and the wisdom to know the difference ♪ ♪ ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: macklemore, everybody! ariana deboo! "drug dealer" is out now! we'll be right back, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: my thanks to jude law! [ cheers and applause ] sterling k. brown! metallica! macklemore! [ cheers and applause ] ariana deboo! philadelphia, pennsylvania. [ cheers and applause ] stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers." thank you for watching. have a great night. i hope to see you tomorrow. bye-bye, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- micheal moore from "america's next top model" musician/host rita ora, music from kacey musgraves, featuring the 8g band with a

more more more re-up re-up ♪ ♪ death certificate signed the prenup ain't no coming back from this percocetpt the things i can not change ♪ ♪ courage to change the things i can and the wisdom to know the difference ♪ ♪ and the wisdom to know the difference ♪ ♪ ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: macklemore, everybody! ariana deboo! "drug dealer" is out now! we'll be right back, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: my thanks to jude law! [ cheers and applause ] sterling k. brown! metallica! macklemore! [ cheers and applause ] ariana deboo! and the roots right there from philadelphia, pennsylvania. [ cheers and applause ] stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers." thank you for watching. have a great night. i hope to see you tomorrow. bye-bye, everybody! [ cheers and applause

we saw the prints died because he took fentanyl labeled as percocet and we are dealing with a seriousm. >> the main thing that is occurring and the fact that it can come in a package of this size is equal to truckloads of other types of materials is wreaking havoc on the society. any other comments on this? if there is no further discussion i would entertain a motion to approve both. on the voice vote all of those in favor, opposed. are there any further amendmen amendments? is there a motion as approved? the resolution is amended and agreed to. the next order of business i would ask are the remaining resolutions before the committee and that is 57, 30, 40. any comments? >> i support all of those resolutions. are there any members that would like to speak to any of these resolutions? no further discussions i would entertain a motion to approve these. the question is on the motion to approve on block all in favor the resolutions are agreed to and next we will consider the 123 agreement. do you have any comments on this? >> i'm a cosponsor of the resolution under your leadersh leadershi

. >> i started experimenting with percocet and pills and led me to heroin. then led me on downward spiral. >> the sober sports league helps encourage him and others on their continuous path to recovery. this is video from sunday's game at camden county college. but they plan to expand to other sports. >> people you can expect with if you're struggling if you feel like drinking organize getting high that person next to you on first base can talk you out of it. >> steven is co-founder of the league. >> this is ground zero for the heroin epidemic in america, um, this is where the purest heroin is in the country and people are dying left and right. >> reporter: steven and jimmy both work at humble beginnings at outpatient drug treatment fortunately lit with offices in cherry hill and willow grove their relationship here blossomed into the idea to form the sober league to change how many people few recovery. >> meetings, aa, when we take the twist to sports it takes down a lot of walls as far as what recovery looks like and recovery we can have fun, go bowling, g

heroin, percocet, vicodins. and the sympathetnthetic forms. are a lot of loopholes and comes in from other countries and it becomes devastating. what happens is we have natural opioid. so if you have a little pain the body can fight back. but these opioids are made for the high level of pain. and you are like great i feel so good. and you become addicted. your tolerance goes up and this behavior goes on. the message to a lot of people out there is don't touch it. don't go close to it. stay away. >> and that is a great message of course. but of course we have these kids that are already there. how do youish you say you are in for life. how do you waen off of it at least. >> the good news is the congress just approved about a billion dollars to invest in prevention and treatment. we need a lot of centers to be available. only 1 out of 10 people can actually get accesses to the centers. and need to close the loopholes and educate the doctors. that is the big thing. doctors give the precipitations out. a lot of us don't have enough training when i

the way, we saw the loss of prince who died, he died husband betook fentanyl and pills labeled as percocet. that's woo we're dealing with here now, it's a very serious problem. >> the lacing that's occurring in fentanyl, the fact it can come in a fedex package this size is equal to truck loads of other types of materials is wreaking havoc on our society. i appreciate both of you bringing attention to this. any other -- any other comments on this? there's no further discussion on this resolution, i'd entertain a motion to approve both markey amendments on block by voice vote. >> so move zbd. >> is there a second? approve both markey amendments on block by voice vote. all those in favor say aye. all opposed? with that the ayes have it. the amendments are agreed to. are there any other furt amendments? is there motion to approve the resolution as amended? >> so moved. >> approve s res 535 as amended. all in favor will say aye. opposed? with that the ayes have it. the resolution is amended, as amended. is agreed to. our next order of business we would consider on block by voice vote, s con res

and we saw in the loss of prince, and he died because he took it in fentanyl and pills labeled as percocet. that's what we're dealing with now, and it's a serious problem. >> now, the lacing that's occurring with fentanyl and the fact that it can come in a fed ex package this size is equal to truck loads of other types of materials is reaching havoc on the society. i appreciate you bringing attention to this. any other comments on this? there's no further discuss on this, i would approve both amendments on the block by voice vote. is there a second? so moved in second and to approve the aamenldmentes by the block by voice vote. all of those in favor say aye. >> aye. >> with that the aye's have it. are there any other agreements? hearing none, there's a motion to amend it? is there a second? so moved in second on the motion approved and 535 as amended and all amenlded will say aye. the aye's have that with the resolution as amended, as agreed to. the next order of business that i would ask that we consider on the block by voice vote are the remaining resolutions before the committee and tha

manufactured, we saw the loss of prints who died can be die because he took fentanyl and pills labeled as percocet that's what we're getting with now. it's a very serious problem. >> the lacing that is occurring with fentanyl and the fact that he can come and a fedex package the size is equal to truckloads of other types of materials is wreaking havoc on our society to i appreciate both of you bringing attention to this. any other comments on this? if there's no further discussion on this resolution i would entertain a motion to approve both markey a minute en bloc by a voice vote. is there a second? the question is on the motion to approve both amendments en bloc by voice vote. all those in favor? opposed? with that the ayes have it. the minutes are agreed to. on any further amendments? hearing none is reduction to approve the resolution as amended? is there a second? thank you. so moved on the motion to approve as reds 535 as amended. all in favor will say aye. opposed? the eyes of the. the resolution as amended as amended. our next order of business that i would ask that we consider en bloc by

. >> i was predescribed percocet.ll and by mack bas killing me. >> reporter: it didn't just block his pain. >> i liked the feeling but the relief not for the pain for the mental effect that it brought to me. >> reporter: both athletes were soon hooked. how many prescriptions were written for you? >> one prescription with three refills. >> reporter: when that ran out, what happened? >> i will to find a dealer that would sell them to me. >> reporter: jess was also prescribed vicodin after shoulder surgery. she says she used it a few times before, but never in this amount. once the prescription ran out, she started stealing from her grandmother's medicine cabinet. >> i would just take them and replace them with ibuprofen and she wouldn't notice. >> reporter: jess, john and spencer are not alone. in a cdc survey published this year, one in six students said they had taken prescription painkillers without a prescription. >> it's supposed to be for pain relief. unfortunately we see all too often the developing brain becomin