so it allows pharmacies to take back control substances or not. pharmacies have a choice. we have ten police stations that are set up to take control substances, if a pharmacy decided they're uncomfortable doing controlled and uncontrolled substances. residents want this convenient solution. that's clear. now, one could ask, if this is good for alameda county and we have other counties considering it, why isn't there a state wide solution. i couldn't agree more. that's the right question. in fact, we had permission as a city to come out in favor of state wide legislation last legislative session. we actively educated legislatures about this issue. the problem was we had a big concerted effort by industry to block a state wide solution. so when i hear from industries saying we need a state wide solution, i agree, and join me, my call to industry if that's what we need, join san francisco in getting a state wide solution just like we saw for the plastic bag ban. don't say we need it on the one hand and block it when there's a bill. just like president breed has said, this is

there are 137 retail pharmacies in san francisco. in addition, the ordinance requires san francisco to city run pharmacies, the one in san francisco general and the one at community behavioral health services in sylma serve as sites. we're halfway there and then you add the -- our public police stations. we're over halfway there. we think we have an opportunity to make this convenience a reality. next i really want to stress that the ordinance really was designed with a lot of flexibility. to allow producers to be very creative, and their approach to bringing convenience forward. as was said earlier, producers knows their industry best. they can leverage their knowledge in creating a take back site. they don't have to provide collection sites. they can use pre-paid mailed envelopes where for seniors and others who are maybe home bound or disabled and can't get to a location, you can use that. they can do collection events and many other things. if they can't reach the five pharmacies or five drop off locations in a soup -- it allows

. ♪ >>> there may be trouble behind the pharmacy counter.e who work at some big name companies describe a work environment where pharmacists are pushed to work faster and drive sales. julie watts on how that could be putting patients at risk. >> reporter: prescriptions consultations, flu shots phone calls. pharmacists have a lot to juggle. >> high stress environment. >> reporter: some say the pharmacies they work for are increasingly adding to that stress leading to potentially dangerous mistakes. >> you can make 50 phone calls. >> reporter: this retired big chain pharmacy tech asked to remain anonymous. she's one of many worrying about the potential impact of performance metrics, the system used to measure how many prescriptions they fill and how fast. a survey of nearly 700 pharmacists found more than 83% believe the system is contributing to errors. >> reporter: but exactly how often does that really happen? >> i have no way of knowing. >> reporter: that's because virginia harold of the california state board of pharmacy says no one is tr

target small independent pharmacies, getting away with money and drugs. this technician told us they also attacked workers with pepper spray. >> our next come eyes, my face. i was shaking so bad. >> this has left other business owners on edge. >> sometimes we are scared to come outside. anything could happen. >> any little clue could help the police tracked down these armed robbers. right now, there are two rewards. >> d.c. police have released video of two men -- two individuals wanted in another armed robbery. some fairfax county residents say they still want answers in the police-shooting death of an unarmed man. officials had a town hall meeting today in the death of john geer. the police produced 11,000 pages in the case. >> i think releasing documents at 7:30 on a friday is further proof that they are not dedicated to transparency. they don't want it picked up by the media. >> in an interview taurus -- torres said he fired because he appeared to reach for a weapon. a video released by a terrorist group shows the murder of kenji goto. japan's prime m

he heads to the village's only pharmacy.hough his wife ran out of medicine a few days ago, oahab couldn't afford to buy more. he's decided to ask for an advance because she experienced a heart attack the previous night. oahab's wife requires seven kinds of medication. the pharmacy, however, doesn't have them all in stock today. oahab makes $4 a day, carrying one ton of soil. most of his wages go to paying for his wife's medication. the town shopping mall is close to raisa's brick kiln. siddik's eldest son, nuralam, works for an electrician here. today his boss takes him to a construction site for the first time. if he's lucky, he may be asked to lend a hand. the construction site is close to his home. as soon as they arrive, nuralam is taught some tips. his boss wants him to get used to on-the-job training. that evening nuralam waits for his father to come home. siddik has worked hard for his family. tonight he listens to his son. oahab pays us a surprise visit. his wife has had another heart attack. we give oahab a ten-minu

the only pharmacy to refuse a formal f.d.a. request, downing labs. >> pelley: fascinating, jim, thanks very much. we got word today that the islamic terrorist group known as isis has kidnapped at least 70 christians in northern syria. their fate is not known, but an isis affiliate beheaded another group of christians earlier this month. in the u.s.-led war against isis, there were 16 air strikes in syria overnight, mostly against vehicles in fighting position of isis which now occupies about a third of syria and iraq. there were five strikes in iraq, some around al-assad, once a major u.s. air base. the military says all american and allied aircraft returned safely. testimony wrapped up today at the "american sniper" murder trial. former marine eddie ray routh has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity in the shooting death of two men, including former navy seal chris kyle, portrayed by bradley cooper in the blockbuster movie. manuel bojorquez is covering the trial in stephenville, texas. manuel. >> reporter: scott, the issue

we have no independent pharmacy in the bay area. we thank the department of the environment with working with the city college of san francisco, and the san francisco public utilities commission to locate a collection bin at the southeast community center to give bay view residents to take their unwanted medication. the walgreens along third street should participate. they should help our community by keeping medicines out of the hands of kids who may abuse it. much has been said about the shared responsibility by the testimony today by the folks who are taking responsibility are the city and us rate payers, not tax payers, but rate payers. it's time for -- i'm a water customer and i pay my bills on time and the water utility in san francisco uses my money to educate those not to flush pharmaceutical down the toilet. recology uses money to educate consumers not to put their medicines in the trash. i get that too. that's also my shared responsibility. but what about the drug manufacturers and their shared responsibility. whether they

the medications are made by compounding pharmacies which mix custom drugs for doctors but in this case, the combination of the compounding pharmacy with a telemarketer added up to outrageous bills to medicare and private insurance. >> reporter: last april john picard got a call from a telemarketer about an alternative treatment for pain. what kinds of questions did they ask you? >> do i have ever pain? do i have needs for medication? >> reporter: picard gave the caller permission to speak to his doctor. did you authorize them to seek a prescription? >> no. >> reporter: which is why picard and his wife meryl were surprised when these jars of prescription creams angels showed up three months later. >> our immediate reaction was oh, my goodness, someone else ordered medication and they sent it to us by mistake. >> reporter: it wasn't a mistake and their insurance had been billed, $2,500 for a pain cream, $3,600 for a migraine cream and nearly $13,000 for a scar gel. >> $18,680 and change. >> reporter: you must have been stunned. >> all i saw was egregious billing for something john didn't

in that time, our pilot which now includes 12 independent pharmacies and one community center and allen of our city's police stations has safely collected 23.5 tons of medicine. that's 47,000 pounds of chemicals that will not end up in our bay or in the wrong hands because of this program. clerkly, san francisco will use it if it's free, and convenient. imagine how much more we can collect and properly dispose if we can include more than 13 locations. the ordinance before you today, colleagues, will provide a safe disposal program. this is not a new or untested idea. it is an out growth of our pilot and it is informed by the similar programs in alameda and king county, washington. today is a combination of years of work and there are a lot of people that i want to thank for bringing this program forward. first and foremost, thank you to debbie ralphale and rodriguez and maggie at the department of environment. your department has championed this effort for years and i'm grateful for all of your work. it has been great to see a department has engaged on a piece of legislation which is

pharmacy ahead to see if they have it. if they don't, call around to other local pharmacies. fortunately bryn mawr hospital as well as lehigh valley medical center up here they have it. most hospitals do because they've stockpiled it in anticipation of a problem like this. reporting live katy zachry nbc 10 news. >> you see where the rest of pennsylvania stands county by county and more flu information including a list of the top five flu myths and the facts to go along, go to the nbc 10 app or logon to nbc10.com. >>> 5:17 now. paul moriarty says he felt humiliated when he was handcuffed and charged in a traffic stop in 2012 a stop that was later ruled illegal. that was part of his testimony in a courtroom in woodbury yesterday. moriarty was the first witness to take the stand against washington township police officer joseph debonaventura. he's charged with falsifying records and official police misconduct. >> i was pulled over accused of cutting somebody off, accused of having a smell of alcohol. i'm, like what's going on

the pharmacy that filled the prescriptions that was about 35 miles away from her office has been closedown. so the pharmacy, owner/operator of it lost their license. >> this must have been a terrible loss to your family. >> this impacts not just the family but all my friends who knew my son and the community at large. it's an interesting cascade of events packed in sorrow and grief and dealing and coping with this issue. not just then. it lasts. >> it continues. >> you have taken that into a national movement. you found an organization and we are putting banners up on the screen as resources for people. we want them to go to your website and see these resources and referrals for treatment. one of the things i saw on your website is a lot of signs parents and friends can look for. >> yes. i think it's important that parents understand what those signs are. typically it will be things like are they changing friends. you know, is there a different group of friends that they're hanging out with. is there a pareppearance changi? eating habits changing? noticeable changes, beyond typically wh

maybe not a supermarket but a ribbon place of residence what about a fire station a police station a pharmacy and i notice there are medical clinics there decreases s are opening offices i have a friend that opened there a few years ago and she's on over accident weekend she wants to catch the families that go shopping over the weekend instead of taking time off during the week i hoping hope you'll consider as you plan this beautiful historic place the needs of families are addressed so, yeah well, it seem like we have a response that's great. >> thank you and i think both of our questions and comments are similarly themed what i neglected to add we talked about the neighborhood serving did types of environment we focus a lot and in our business is creating authentic environments so speaking exactly to what you're saying and there's been discussion particularly other than the street an england son and humanitarian new is weaving into san francisco and while still serving other needs with groceries and pharmacy and things like that this is a focal point and you'll are hearing more about that a

. >>> well, there may be trouble behind the pharmacy counter. people describe a work infinement where pharmacists are pushed--work faster and-- environment where pharmacists are being push today work faster. >> reporter: pharmacists have a lot to juggle. and some say that the pharmacies are always adding to that stress, leading to maybe dangerous mistakes. >> [ inaudible ] >> reporter: this retired tech asked to remain anonymous but she is warning of the impacts of the system use today measure how many things they fill and how nsa. a survey of nearly 700 pharmacists found that nearly 83% believe that the system is helping with errors. >> [ inaudible ] >> reporter: but how often does it really happen? >> i have no way of knowing. >> reporter: that is because virginia herald says that no one is tracking the mistakes. >> do not assume that you have the right medication. because errors do happen. >> reporter: and they make up art a quarter of the complaints to the board, the pharmacies are not required to report deadly mistakes, but they have to kee

the pharmacy owner is fed up. >> steve mckay is manager of west side pharmacy in trenton. thiefs have topped to the top of the building and stripped the copper from seven different air compressors on the roof. they have opened up the compressors and taken out the insides and took off. >> this is what they are disconnecting from the units they snip it and take it off. and sell it to a scrap dealer it sits across from a substation mckay says replacing the damaged compressors cost his landlord $100,000. and when other stores closed or left this area over the years his family stayed to help the community we try to bring new businesses into the area and when they see this going on they are reluctant to stay in the community. >> pharmacy workers are dressed warm because there is no heat. >> very extra pants and a scarf and hat. >> it's a community drug store, why steal from the commune that is helping you with the medication. >> believe someone saw what when down, the business owner is offering a $2500 reward for anything with information that leads to the arrest. they are putti

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find it at the pharmacy counter.hanks very much for joining us. an update of the top stories we're following for you this hour. japan's prime minister says its country will not forgive those responsible for murdering journalist kenji goto. the latest isis video appears to show his decapitated body. he went there to try to rescue a colleague who isis captured and killed one week ago. >>> the jordanian government is condemning the killing. isis is holding one of its pilots. the militants threaten to kill him if jordan didn't swap a convicted terrorist for kenji goto. >>> the daughter of whitney houston is in a hospital, a source close to the family says bobbi kristina brown is in a medically induced coma. she was found face down in a bathtub in georgia. >>> late on saturday isis released a video that appears to show journalist kenji goto decapitated. he's the second japanese national to be murdered by isis in the past two weeks. the murders have angry reactions from japan to the u.s. but former cia official robert bear

we have pharmacy. we have physical therapy. we have got nursing. we have a strong liberal arts undergirding sore academic program is very strong and the insistence on character development resonates with a lot of people. the fact that we have a strong extracurricular activity program program. ever your hampton university wins championships. even in the last olympics we had two young ladies that competed. women's basketball team has won the conference championship for the last five years. the women's softball team won it last year. the volleyball team won the championship last year. if you look at all those things starting with academics and then you look at the character development that i have come back to three or four times and probably will come back to again because as i said we are unapologetically pushing that in our young people. one of the things that i tell our young folks and by the way i meet with students once a month. the student leaders the sga president and vice president other officers the class presidents and others the editor of

annual cost are less than $1,000 per pharmacy. in 2011, it cost just over $5,000. between 2009 and 2013, they've seen 81% in medicines collects. i can go on. speaker: thank you for being here. mr. wolf. speaker: good afternoon. my name is bruce wolf with alcohol justice. i have letters of support here from our organization and from others concerned about this issue. let me take off my glasses. national capital poison center reported in 2013, unintentional poisoning from prescription drugs accounted for 77% all over injuries and of that, 44% were to children. this was just in the washington dc metro area. alcohol justice, our mission is to reduce harmful effects of family. we want producers to take shared responsible for the harm our products have caused to our friends and families. we were awarded with a federal program and have added prescription drugs as the next harmful substance to our list effecting kids and their families and the environment, not to forget to mention seniors and those with disabilities and family pets. in san francisco, we had a huge victory

fact, for example, kaiser has already moved in the direction of setting up a system within their pharmacies and i think that it won't be as difficult to implement this program based on the aggressive timeline because again, there's already systems in play that will help us to move this along quickly but i also don't think the department of environment is going to -- if there are pharmaceutical companies who are genuinely working with us to comply, we're not going to be hard core about the timeline in such a way that we make it difficult for them to implement this program. our ultimate goal is to make sure that we implement the program and we are successful in implementing it and we have success in our pilot program. as i mentioned in my opening -- we're going to make sure we have locations as well. we want this program to succeed and we want to make sure that there are kinks worked out as you've expressed based on your concern and ultimately i think this is going to be an incredible program and we'll continue to work with even those who oppose the program, to try and figure out a way to mak

isn't a high rate of abuse or diversion of fda approved over the counter medication in stores or pharmacies and to the extent they are, there's a function of safe -- at the end of the day, it's to have it stored at your home when you might need it. number two, environment, i think we have to rely on science. and the science associated with our government. the fda and the epa and even the world health organization have stated that traces of pharmaceuticals in the water supply pose no harm to humans. they state that in home disposal is adequate and appropriate. and they state they're small traces of pharmaceuticals in the water and we're really talking parch patrillion. it passes through our body. to put it frankly, it passes through our body. there's issues i haven't been able to speak to your staff. at the end of the day, this is a progressive policy because ultimately consumers will have to pay for more for their medication that they rely on. over the counter medication and prevent folks going to the doctor. speaker: thank you very much. next speaker, please. speaker: good afternoon, super

that order is inputted into the computer by a pharmacy technician. it's then reviewed by a pharmacist for any types of drug-drug interaction, drug-food interactions, allergies. once they feel that the order is appropriate, it is validated. we do approximately 270 new orders on a daily basis through that. once the orders are validated, they become part of the patient profile and then it is downloaded to the machine and then the machine dispenses the medication. >> each one of these machines costs approximately $180,000 and holds 248 different kinds of medication. they are called automated medication dispensing systems, and what they do is to spit out a prescribed dose of medication into these individual packets for the patients. without them, the job of dispensing medication at atascadero would be virtually impossible. as it is, each time a canister becomes empty, a technician will refill it, but a pharmacist has to inspect the technician's work, verifying the lot number, the expiration date and checking that the right medication is put in the right c

. >> these shops used to sell every day stuff but now have all changed to pharmacies. there are more pharmacies than convenience stores. >> last weekend, the issue came to a head with angry protestors targeting mainland shoppers. police used pepper spray to clear the crowd. there are more rallies planned in coming weeks. >> hong kong government, they have done nothing to stop the issue, to relieve the pressure. it seems it's unlikely to do anything. >> the issue of parallel trading is not new. it's been happening here for around a decade, but the number of shoppers arrivele from china is growing and feeding anti mainland sentiment held by some groups here in hong kong. >> the hong kong government has put in place some limits, but says the increasing number of day trippers is good for the economy. for some locals grabbling to deal with the changing landscape, it threatens to deepen the china-long congress divide. >> prosecutor tests show support for the new greek government. this is outside parliament, a live picture. people are backing the government's rejection of e.u

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also called cannabis, prescribed by doctors and dispensed by pharmacies. >> rolling. >> this is harry- >> but that all changed in 1930. >> a relentless warfare. >> henry anslinger. the united states first drug czar. for him, public enemy number one, you guessed it, marijuana. this guy saw how he could increase the budget of his department by having this mission, going after marijuana. >> you know, saying there is this drug that the mexican migrant workers are smoking, and it's loco weed and it's going to make them crazy and they're going to rape your women. >> he got the anti-marijuana message out through news report, and then came this. >> convinced that he is hopelessly and incurably insane. >> the film "reefer madness," portraying the users of marijuana as unproductive, crazed. >> people are still afraid of what pot can do to them. >> in many ways to have defined our attitudes for 70 years. >> yeah. >> marijuana then became illegal in 1937. and by 1970, it was schedule 1 controlled substance. the government was saying it had no medicinal value, and had a high potential for abuse. a

debbie from montgomery county got hers from a pharmacy. and was awarded 10 i was thousand dollars. >> in my personal experience it seems that a lot of the vaccine petitioners get the vaccine at a pharmacy or somewhere where they can go in quickly get a vaccine and leave. >> journal of the american pharmacist association published an article last year outlining the danger and giving pharmacists tips on proper procedure including the ideal spot for an injection. >> this is affected every single as spec of my life. >> mistake could happen anywhere anywhere. raul got his shot at a hospital clinic. his case is still pending. >> not to be able to do the things i was able to do. because of a simple flu shot. it's horrible. it's horrible. >> health care workers who give any type of flu shot are supposed to have training. but the rules on how much and what that includes vary from state to state. i'm stephanie stahl cbs3 eyewitness news. >>> well the cold is here to stay through the rest of the month. and we are looking at a few systems moving our w

, there are more pharmacies than convenience stores. >> reporter: last weekend the issue you came to angry protesters tagger targeting mainlands shoppers. there are more rallies planned in coming weeks. >> the hong kong government has done nothing to solve this. and it seems it's unlikely to do anything. >> reporter: nine issue of parallel trading is not new it's been happening here for around a decade. but the number of shoppers arriving from china is growing. and it's feeding the anti-mainland sentiment held by some groups here in hong kong. the hong kong government has put in place some limits, but it says the increasing number of day trippers is good for the economy. with some locals grappling to deal with the changing landscape, it's threatening to become yet another case of the deepening hong kong china divide. sarah clark, al jazerra, hong kong. >>> pope francis has appointed 20 new cardinals. many of them are from developing countries, including tonight gas, myanmar and oaths open i can't. a ceremony was held at st. peters basilica in the vatican, the cardinals along with 150

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it is very very early once again, we look on line and three-story building by the way house as pharmacy and several doctor's offices. we of course will keep you up-to-date as we learn more. but again, this is a two alarm fire burning right now on south 52nd street in west philadelphia. and firefighters are on the scene, police officers are on the scene, not sure if that is endangering any other homes in the area, especially with the embers flying down the block as you see they are. but once again live from southwest philadelphia, right now, that 3-story building continues to burn. we'll continue to follow this throughout the morning. >> well, chester county high school is mourning the loss of two siblings killed in a valentine day crash. downingtown west high school junior charlotte hand began and her brother miles died saturday night after they were ejected from their family's mini-van. police say thomas mure of media, delaware county, was behind the wheel of the pick-up truck that hit them on route 100 in uekland township. >> all i can say he was flying through the intersection, with