in cleveland in the past two yet ohio is one of 8 states where pharmacy techs aren't licensed or even registered. state senator john eklund hopes to change that. >> look, pharmacy techs have access to the drugs and can put them in vials and pill boxes and set them up for distribution to the patient. >> eklund's proposed bill will require background checks and ongoing training for pharmacy get folks registered and make sure we know who is out there doing this and we know they are adequately trained and if they have done something wrong in the past we will not let them near the drugs. >> since pharmacy techs aren't licensed they are seldom prosecuted for pharmacy theft. >> as a nurse, if you are caught stealing narcotics or anything, your license is pulled, you are fired and you are prosecuted. i don't know why it should be any different for anyone from behind the >> reporter: when one of ohio's

. >> romona: now at 11:00 on, are you paying for pay for when you go to the pharmacy? you are probably being shorted on expensive pain medication. carl's investigation is coming up in minutes m. first, we from giving you an exclusive look in the life of suspected it serial killer shawn grate living behind bars. >> denise: our investigative unit obtained this surveillance video of what he does in his jail cell. dani carlson has this >> reporter: cleveland 19 news obtained multiple disks and they have hundreds of clips on them documenting every minute of shawn grate's life behind are bays. one of the things we noticed is he is watching cleveland 19 and when a story about him and his alleged crimes comes on, he is immediately focused with wrapt wrapt -- with wrapped attention. you can see the bodies ofhe multiple women he allegedly killed he puts down the remote and watches attentively. arrested three days before this clip and accused of killing multiple women in multiple counties over multiple years the alleged serial killer now faces multiple counts of aggravated murder

(s/ timothy tyler/ pharmacy generics. if there's a generic i would feel comfortable i take generic medications myself."timothy tyler is the director of pharmacy at desert regional's comprehensive cancer center and makes this very simple point that when it comes to brand name prescription medications vs generic(sot: timothy tyler/ pharmacy direct)"the generic is the same as the brand. there's no difference only difference may be in the filler... not the active ingredient... it's that active ingredient that's the same... that's the important part... the magic yes."and tyler showed me some examples... like with this commonly used cancer chemo drug...(sot: timothy tyler/ pharmacy director)"this was the branded product very expensive ...this bottle would have been over four thousand dollars... this as a generic has the exact same ingredient ...this is about three thousand dollars so you're saving 25 percent right there."tyler points out too that like brand name meds, generics are vastly regulated. though some he says are comin

like many target shoppers, that target's pharmacy was changing to cvs. he was fine at first, until one day they changed their pill bottles .... from this....to this. (sot) "well the biggest change was of course the bottle, we don't have the distinctive red bottle anymore." target pharmacies were loved for their big red bottles, with easy to read print, and color bands to prevent mix ups. (sot) "it's got a colored band, a different color for each family member, so it's easy to keep track." (matarese field standup) "target customers best childproof caps they have ever encountered....hard for a child to open, but easy for an adult." (sot) "even though it's a child resistant top, it's relatively easy to undo. (sot, closeup) "just squeeze the top, and it comes off." but the new cvs bottles are standard issue yellow. some customers are so unhappy they have now started a petition drive on change.org, asking for the old bottles back. target told us the it no longer has any control over spokeswoman, meantime, told us they had to switch to "the same prescription p

access to over 60,000 pharmacies. plus $1 tier 1 generic medications at preferred pharmacies including walgreens and walmart. shop smart. compare your part d options today. and find out if aetna rx saver is right for you.

access to over 60,000 pharmacies.lus $1 tier 1 generic medications at preferred pharmacies including walgreens and walmart. shop smart. compare your part d options today. and find out if aetna rx saver is right for you. upgrade your phone system and learn how you could save compare your part d options today. at vonage.com/business

gunmen who stormed health plus pharmacy in upper dash we last month. and rite aid in claymont, delaware, in july. in springfield the men forced employees to hand over $50,000 worth of oxy, xanax and morphine. street value more than million cash. in the latest rob before he in upper darby it looks like the suspects swap the surgical guys for more formal wear take look at this hat and shoulder bag. police hope you unique logos could be the key to catching these brazen bad guys. while springfield pharmacy is back open and bus lung with customers, the scars from this traumatic encounter are still tender for the people who lived through it. >> still looking over our shoulder, you know, when we pull up in the parking lot before we come in here. >> reporter: again the street value of these drugs about a million dollars and that was just at one pharmacy. remember, they hit three. so the feds obviously want these guys off the streets. if you recognize the guys in that video call the fbi. chris and lucy, back to you. >> sabina, thanks. >>> happening now, some no

learn that man could be connected to the robberies of several other pharmacies in the area. paul is live in the news room with the latest. >> around 9:00 this morning, west lake police says devin was trying to get away from the cvs on detroit road after pharmacy. shortly after he crashed his car and police fired their weapons and a real istic looking gun was found at the scene. >he crashed into one of our cruisers. we don't know if it was deliberate or accidental and two of our officers fired shots. >> now, they add they're looking into whether or not he's connected to other cvs pharmacy robberies across north east ohio. the fbi believes one of the cleveland on west boulevard. we showed you the security video just last month. the fbi believes this is the same man shot by police today and the september robbery, police say he walked up to the counter, handed the clerk a note and took narcotic pain pills. authorities say that's the case for all robberies he's expected to be behind. right now, one has 14 years on the force and the other three years. they both have administrative

fong that's possible pharmacies have a safety component in this case, you look at how this pharmacy works inside an office building inside a medical office building a patient with open counterpart and the doctor has given out the preparation is not a walgreens or something like that if i want to have a pharmacy that is assessable from the outside the back of the house needs tobacco somewhere and i shouldn't be talking about establishing that mr. fong is the primaries your envisioning primarily an impatient pharmacy. >> on the ground floor we're basically trying to create a difference touch pharmacy i'm not sure that will work. >> i'll say to the commissioner fewer consideration that is that the entry into a store is the entrance the facility but nirnts the primary function in most cases the entry acts as a waiting area and acts as a point people are directed and the pharmacy really didn't come into play as a strictly retail function but comes into play as a certify for their patients. >> commissioner melgar. >> you said it was open to the public. >> it is. >> i'm thinking that is the clos

it's also free for the 47,000 pharmacies using it.paying customers are insuranccompan and the pharmacy benefits managers who hope that cover my meds can help reduce the costs that build when patients don't take their medicine cover my meds won't discuss exactly what it charges, saying only that it cuts the average cost of each prior authorization request from roughly $40 to less than $10. >> we picked a problem that can be solved in a way where everybod wins. the insurance compa are very important cus for us. they'r really the way this all has to work. >> it's been working and selling, t cover my meds doesn't quibble with reports that last year's sales were roughly $100 million. but the end of 2016, they'll have more than 500 employees, and with insurance compa re approval on more and more drugs, an even higher purpose. company can become que large, because we're solving a problem that is daily life. >> more and more states are requirin standardized electron forms for the prior authorizat and the cover my meds model has often been a k

learn that man could be connected to the robberies of several other pharmacies in the area. paul is live in the news room with the latest. >> around 9:00 this morning, west lake police says devin was trying to get away from the cvs on detroit road after pharmacy. shortly after he crashed his car and police fired their weapons and a real istic looking gun was found at the scene. >he crashed into one of our cruisers. we don't know if it was deliberate or accidental and two of our officers fired shots. >> now, they add they're looking into whether or not he's connected to other cvs pharmacy robberies across north east ohio. the fbi believes one of the

. >>> nearly 1400 pharmacies in ohio now offer the drug that can reverse opioid overdoses a law passed last year that let's pharmacies giving it to users and their family or friends without a prescription so they can help in case of an overdose. rite aid and giant eagle were added to the list. only four counties don't have pharmacies that offer it. >>> the fcc is find -- fining t- mobile for not telling the whole truth. their policy was to slow down speeds for users but didn't tell customers what would trig that's true slow down -- trig that's true slow down -- trigger that slow down. those who use more than 26 gig a bites a month may see the slower speed? >>> galaxy note 7 users just filed papers in federal court today to sue the tech company claiming they kept charging them for the phones and their plans when they couldn't use them. samsung stopped making and the galaxy note 7 after batteries catching fire and a fix that didn't seem to work. the company isn't commenting on this pending lawsuit. >>> out of the classroom and on to the picket line. >> professors at the 14 state owned un

a reference to reports that women pay more that than men on pharmacy products. the owner says the tax is a discount for women. instead of increasing prices the pharmacy discounting women products by 7 percent. making a lot of customers angry. calling the practice sexist. and they telling the owner to ga lawyer. >> . star bucks has a new coffee beer hybrid drink. verizon is closing call centers in tpao*eu five states. including the home state of new york. o consolidation of the call centers will impact about 32 hundred workers. would you drink that. >> you know. on any given friday night.

only four countys in the state now don't have pharmacies yet in a offer narcan. >>> and here is what we are working on for 5:00. police catch a burglar. >> and was a cell phone company busted for not giving you the fine print on their unlimited data plan? >> and first, two home runs helping the indians get to the world series. here is another memorable >>> well, welcome back. what a great day to be waking up here in cleveland. i am corrina pysa. >> it feels oh, so good. i am terrence lee. we want to take a look live right now champions at progressive field there. we see rain drops, too. our baseball team is hot, but temperatures are dropping though, janessa. what is up with that? >>> it is not the ideal morning. let's look on the power of 5 where we are seeing the heavier downpours. there is a shot of progressive field where wet weather is completely taking over. one band, nothing on the severe side, but heavy downpours from ohio city to the

many pharmacies are starting to deal directly with the drug manufacturers. they're cutting out the middleman like mckesson. boom. there's really not much that can be done about that. here's the bottom line. for a long time the drug distributors had a really nice equilibrium going, a three-way competition where no one tried to compete too hard and everyone benefited as a huge number of high-profile drugs went generic over the past 15-odd years. but now the supply of branded drugs going generic shrunk, and the drug wholesalers have started to compete on price, creating a vicious price war led in that kind of situation, everyone gets hurt, and there's no telling when the pain ends. based on what we heard from mckesson today, i think this could be a very tough situation, which is why you should continue to steer clear of the group and maybe even health care altogether, at least until after election day. there's much more "mad money" ahead. avon has been in business for more than 125 years, but history hasn't done much for the stock. with shares rallying as of la

and a pharmacy announced all male customers are subject to a 7% man tax. i guess from now on i will be buying my tampons elsewhere. back to you, tom. >> you show them, andy. let's welcome our guests. you can hear her on fox fox news radio, but thankfully you can see her here. and look, it is the bad boyfriend from your favorite rom-com. producer of the you know what -- you know what dude. you know what, dude, that's how you say it. the you know what dude pod cast, chris, scopo. and his rock band is called super bova. dan bova. and i don't know why, but he always smells like pine tree air freshener. >> you know why. >> sitting next to me, comedian jimmy falah. let's start the show. >> hillary clinton isn't the off the cuff funny candidate i shot she was. e-mails published by wikileaks reveal her staff trying to cook up spontaneous jokes for her about the e-mail scandal. for a speech ahead of the iowa primary, the campaign chief suggested a joke about donald trump and benghazi testimony. here it is, i used to be obsessed with donald trump's hair. that was un

a pharmacy in new york is imposing a tax for men only. the pharmacy is trying to raise awareness for gender discrimination. according to reports, women pay seven percent more than men for the female versions of the same types of products. so the store is letting women shop tax free. city officials say it's legal to tax only men because there's no prohibition on price discrimination for goods. the point is being heard i think. coming up people asking disney to make mulan right. some rumors are out about the new live action version of the cartoon movie. and people are not happy about what they're hearing. plus this morning not feeling a big change. we've got your forecast. at village inn, the brightest ideas are always the best. like making the best pie in america free... on free pie wednesday. come in and enjoy a free slice of classic fruit or featured pie. and sweetin' up wednesday. ? before donald trump, there was mike coffman. before trump said women should be punished for having an abortion, coffman wrote a bill to redefine rape, which

police are on the hunt for three robbers targeting pharmacies across our area. investigators say the string of robberies began in july continued throughout the summer. >> fbi hopes the public can help track down the armed men before they hit again. fox 29's sabina kuriakose live in center city. sabinas these are scary crimes. >> reporter: absolutely chris. wait until you hear the story of this young mother. now investigators gave us surveillance video and we went and we spoke with one of the business owners this young mother who was hell up at gun point and she sells me the only thing she could hit when she hit the ground was whether she had enough life insurance to take cake of her kids in case one of those men pulled the trigger. >> i work so hard. just for them to just walk in just lick that and take it all. >> just like that surveillance video shows this young mom pharmacy owner dying to the ground as armed men storm her springfield township store just over month ago. watch as the man in the yellow vest ditches the clutches and hospital mask he had worn as d

. >>> more and more target customers complaining about the change of the store's pharmacy. there's one big complaint. >> the biggest change was the bottle, we don't have the bottle any more. >> target pharmacies were loved for the big red bottles with color bands. >> some customers started a online petition. target has no control over the pharmacy but holds the pattens for the red bodels -- bottles. >>> how would you feel if you issues and diverted to a random city. everything was fine, i could see the runway, the out of bounds, no rain, nothing. >> passengers claim allegiant diverted a plane even though they were seconds from landing and the weather was calm. allegiance didn't see it that way. they had to take the the pilot taking an empty plane back. everyone not a full refund. >>> breaking news, let's get to 14th street and bell. >> what are crews saying? >> they are calling this fire suspicious, what's happening is investigators are taking pictures of the apartment on the patio on the bottom there. down the dinner. they were about to eat pizza and dad hears something an

it says the pharmacy tech used a syringe to replace the saline in vials. so instead of fentanyl, many patients got nothing more than salt water. the hospital is now offering free h-i-v tests for affected patients, although the hospital says it doesn't believe there was any risk of infection. " we were shocked, we were saddened by that. our goal here is to have the best outcome every time. and so, we have caregivers, physicians, nurses. all committed to that vision that our mission for caring for patients in our community. so when somethin organization." the hospital says it expects prosecutors to file federal charges against the former pharmacy tech. a des moines church has dropped a lawsuit against the state over an anti-discrimination law. the fort des moines church of christ filed the suit because it didn't want to have transgender people use the bathroom of the gender they identify with. enforced the law against churches. we don't know why they dropped the lawsuit. turning back to weather, justin, hopefully tomorrow's weather will be an improvement but

gunmen who stormed health plus pharmacy up in per darby last month.nd rite aid in claymont, delaware, in july. in springfield the men forced employees to hand over $50,000 worth of oxy, xanax and morphine. street value more than million cash. in the latest robbery in upper darby it looks like the suspects swapped the surgical guys for more than formal wear. take look at this hat and shoulder bag. police hope unique logos could be the key to catching these brazen bad guys. while springfield pharmacy is back open and bustling with customers, the scars from this traumatic encounter are still tender for the people who lived through it. >> still looking over our shoulder, you know, when we pull up in the parking lot before we come in here. >> sabina tells us of course police want these men off the streets before they strike again. if you recognize them or have any information, call the fbi. >>> well we've all seen bill cosby in and out of montgomery county courthouse many times recently, but there's a court hearing there he is about to miss. what a judge j

state parm sigh board says more than 1300 --pharmacy board says more than 1300 pharmacies offer it. >> i am going tell you here's thing, yes the game is going on and that's important but we have a lot of rain coming tomorrow. so i know there's people who may be kind of doing the picture and picture kind of a thing so keep in mind rain is what we are talking about for tomorrow. jimmy as more on the game in a minute i got to stick with the rain. here's the hourly forecast as we head into the overnight hours. and lots of clouds around. northeast as rain makes its move into northern ohioch the rain will come -- ohio. the rain will come in. stormy weather off to the south i don't think we will have to contend with the storms but the rain is certainly going to be moving in and here's the thing that's really going to be the impressive part of this. we have a lot of energy associated with frontal boundary that's draped across the lower ohio valley. that's what's getting all of this thundery activity going off to the south of us. we have a big cold front that's off to the north and front will

un its agreement, the pharmacy gave the extra money back to unity health care. according to reuters, unitedheal said the pharmacy benefits are administered in line with the coverage described in the plan documents. > facebook's oculus unit is trying to garner enthusiasm for its virtual reality goggles. after some stumbles, the company is hosting a conference for deve with a goal of becoming the dominant player in the next computing platform. julia boor offers a peek at our computing future from san jose, california. >> reporte facebook's oculus virtual reality technology has be touted for its potential for gaming. but now it's going social. facebook ceo mark zuckerberg announci ways people from all around the world can interact in the same place. up to eight people can meet up in a virtual space with a new feature called parties. you can play games or watch movies in a shared space called rooms. and now people can create avatars and even share facial expression >> the magic of vr software is the feeling of presence, right? the feeling that you're really there wi

your pharmacies are ready to close. everything is going to leave. people have to protect thinker own families and they're all going to do that. >> urging residents to evacuate. columbia is the capital and largest city with a population of more than 30,000 people. joining me by phone right now is darrell miller. a piggly wiggly is a grocery store chain, is that correct? >> yes, a chain of independent

. >> the pharmacy closed temporarilyg after the shooting while they continue to investigate.s the police investigated, those two officers have been pu administrative leave do not know how long the investigation at take on cuyahoga county prosecutor was down hereke today for a shor time, the beginner to clear the same intersectio will be opened up soon.wi thing is clear to anyone who exactly who he is. the gloves are off for donald trump and hillary clinton, sunday athe washington universi in st. louis had turned quickly to recently released video of donald trump makingy lewd comments about women. today a new national in dc wall street journal pulse of showsaee hillary clinton lady donald trump by double digits, jennifer jordan joins us with reaction to sunday nights debate. that paul that was taken before last nights debate, but after a 2,005 videotape of donald trump making comments about women became public, show hillary clinton leavingme 46235 percent, that late audio tape was wanted first questions i have donald trump on the defense,q we apologize for his comments during the debate b

they the suspects robbed a pharmacy 9:30 a.m. monday the crashed his car at the intersection of crocker and detroit and that's when the shooting took place when i say that the suspect fired or how the shots attaining texas a video taken from the lamp that was stuck in traffick moments of the car. will not expect gunship so close to your home, and in less like in general it was scary an i found out that it was gunshots. >> the pharmacy closed temporarilyg after the shooting while they continue to investigate.s the police investigated, those two officers have been pu administrative leave do not know how long the investigation at take on cuyahoga county prosecutor was down hereke today for a shor time, the beginner to clear the same intersectio will be opened up soon.wi thing is clear to anyone who

there can be a wide discrepancy in the amount pharmacies will charge. there's something called good rx. that's something you see commercials for. that's something that can save people some money. i think all of those things are ways to lower the out of pocket costs. >> really great tips, things i haven't even thought about. dr. joshua wiener, thank you for your insight. >> you're welcome. >>> plenty of sunshine three minutes before noontimeer afternoon highs in the 50s. plenty of sunshine but on the cool side. average high now in the mid-60s. chance of rain for the second half of the day tomorrow and milder weather for the weekend. after tomorrow, a very dry stretch. >> thank you, chuck. >>> and that does it for "news4 midday." thank you so much for joining us. we're back on the air this afternoon. first at 4:00. >>> remember, you can get news and weather updates with our nbc washington app. you'll have a great day. midday." >>> stand by, everyone. we're live in five, four, three, two, one. [ applause ] >> thanks for staying up for us. you weigh -- you

they had hidden ties with a pharmacy company.a statement valeant says it is cooperating with authorities. that is your business flash update. next, a coffee craze. millennials are becoming java junkies at an early age, driving up global demand. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: this is something that is a late addition from a frequent guest with green capital. he points out that the vix has been surging of the last couple of days while the s&p 500 has been flat. lastnormalized it since friday, so we are talking about the last five trading days. the white line is the s&p 500. during thebout 2% past five days. the vix has surged 34%. to 17.ne from 13 certainly a big move but compared to the 10 year historical average for the vix, we are really not talking about any elevated anxiety here. people call it the anxiety gauge but it is a measurement of how much people are willing to pay for protection against losses in the s&p 500. joe: very interesting, signs of bubbling discontent underneath the surface. i'm looking at something very impor

blink is accepted at nearly every pharmacy nationwide.to blinkhealth.com and get $10 off your first purchase, promo code: tv. if you're on medicare, remember, the open enrollment period is here. the time to choose your medicare coverage begins october 15th and ends december 7th. so call unitedhealthcare to enroll... in a plan that could give you the benefits and stability you're looking for, an aarp medicarecomplete plan insured through unitedhealthcare. what makes it complete? it can combine medicare parts a and b, which is your hospital and doctor coverage with part d prescription drug coverage, and more, all in one simple plan for a low monthly premium or in some areas, no plan premium at all. an aarp medicarecomplete plan offers you benefits like an annual physical, preventive screenings and most immunizations all for a $0 copay. you'll also have access to a local network of doctors and much more. you can get routine vision and hearing coverage, a fitness membership to help you stay active, and worldwide emergency care. for prescripti

blink is accepted at all major chains and most independent pharmacies nationwide. it's free to use, it works for everyone, and purchases are always refundable. check the blink price of your prescription now, and get $10 off your first purchase at blinkhealth.com, promo code tv. do you have thecare? coverage you need? open enrollment ends december 7th. so now's the time to get on a path that could be right for you... with plans including aarp medicarecomplete insured through unitedhealthcare. call today or go online to enroll. these medicare advantage plans can combine your hospital and doctor coverage with prescription drug coverage, and extra benefits all in one complete plan for a low monthly premium, or in some areas no plan premium at all. other benefits can include: $0 co-pays for an annual physical and most immunizations, routine vision and hearing coverage, and you'll pay the plan's lowest prescription price, whether it's your co-pay or the pharmacy price. or pay zero dollars for a 90-day supply of tier 1 and tier 2 drugs, with home delivery. don't wait, cal

to a standoff at a local pharmacy... details on the man arrested... and the woman he's accused of killing. with thousands of hillary clinton's emails public... comes the threat of thousands more to be released between now and debate day in las vegas this week. and a young girl decides to go without presents for her birthday... hoping to spread cheer to her local police department instead. good morning i'm alyssa deitsch welcome to fox5 news this morning. first - our top story... the man suspected in yesterday morning's deadly eye-15 shooting is police 29 year old kenneth mcdonald is the man who killed one woman ... and injured two others on the eye-15 near sahara yesterday morning... before getting into a standoff with police at a c- v-s pharmacy near las vegas blvd and windmill. fox 5's abby theodros spoke with those inside the c-v-s when the shooter arrived. take pkg paula hyde, witness: i seen i guy walking towards me and he had two guns in his hand and he was doing this at me paula hyde is describing what happened inside this c-v-s on windmill and

fong or the director how does the pharmacy operate. >> how well, we have a pharmacy that is open to membersut to the public. >> okay. it seems like you might have been reach and your outreach for concerns and issues why not put the pharmacy on the first floor if i want to buy a drug open to the public. >> what we found the medical services are more efficient on the ground floor where we have 2 programmed out and so what happens it from an efficient standpoint we'll see more people in a much more efficient manner this in this site. >> i'm looking on your programming a lobby with a lot of calories and people need to sit here and storage and steps you how many square feet it the pharmacy. >> i don't know exactly. >> 200. >> the question no way to fit the pharmacy no where on the ground floor with chairs and a storage area, no way to fit that into make that active open to the public and get the cds concerns it seems logical. >> part of discussion when the layouts were developed involved their operational efficiencies between the number of doctors and the medical providers they have and the numb

blink is accepted at nearly every pharmacy nationwide.inkhealth.com and get $10 off your first purchase, promo code: tv. maria: welcome back, we are expecting a broader opening, decline of 80 points, really apple is setting stone. stock is down after weaker than expected -- well, actually better than expected but the renew was declining from a area ago and that has the stock under pressure. other technology names, alphabet, head of google, the head of google division stepping down, shift in strategy that includes plans to lay off 9% of division staff. google finer is halting operations in several cities including dallas, los angeles, phoenix and chicago. by the way, we are seeing layoffs increasing within the tech sixtior. we -- sector. we heard from twitter yesterday. chipotle revealed several initiatives to spur growth including order-taking tablets. lawmakers in venezuela moving forward with efforts to oust president maduro. cheryl casone with those details and headlines, cheryl. cheryl: venezuela's congress has opened political trial

the hospital says it expects prosecutors to file federal charges against the former pharmacy tech. most cedar rapids kennedy high school students are waking up for school from the comfort of their own bed. but tonight, more than 80 raise money and awareness for the homeless. this is video of a past sleep-out. right now, the cedar rapids school district says about 240 students are homeless. in the past, that number has ranged from 500 to 600 students over a school year. monica vernon hoped to knock the republican incumbent for the first congressional district on his voting record. and rod blum turned it back on her criticizing her days as city council member during their first and only debate. u meteorologist kaj o'mara is up right after the break. live in downtown cedar rapids. plan on a cloudy thursday. while there will probably be some breaks in the clouds later today, it'll be too little too late for the october sunshine to push the temperatures around. tomorrow, however, is a different story. a strong warm front is still on track to move in from the southwest tomorrow, increasi

the company says its pick n save, copps, and metro market pharmacies will now sell naloxone is used to reverse an opioid or heroin overdose. roundy's vice president of pharmacy says the ultimate goal is recovery, but their hope is that a family member or loved one can be equipped with the lifesaving antidote to avoid overdoses. the milwaukee county medical examiner's office says as of today, there are 204 confirmed drug overdose deaths so far this year. there are 52 pending cases right now waiting for toxicology reports. combined, that's more deaths anchor: earlier in this newscast, we told you about the waukesha boy who was found safe and sound after going missing in a cornfield. he was the second boy to get lost in a wisconsin cornfield over the weekend. both with happy outcomes. on saturday, in the langlade county town of deerbrook, a three-year-old boy was missing for 20 hours before being found safe sunday morning. video shows him being carried out of the cornfield. tom andraschko found the boy. since then, he's been getting >> before i got back to the school, i had people calling

blink is accepted at all major chains and most independent pharmacies nationwide.e, it works for everyone, and purchases are always refundable. check the blink price of your prescription now, and get $10 off your first purchase at blinkhealth.com, promo code tv. connell: back on the countdown, dueling political rallies. hillary clinton set to get underway in colorado. donald trump gave us a head fake. we thought he wrapped up before the last commercial. he was apparently walking away from the lecturn to get more energy. he is back at it there in florida. less than a month to go before this selection. maybe etfs, as we bring it back to the markets for a moment. easy way to play the markets than individual stocks. we have a candid tray before the opening bell. we have tom lyden. good to see you, tom. >> great seeing you. connell: with the few minutes we have, the idea if hillary clinton wins, that is being looked upon most likely outcome, not most definite but most likely, what does it mine as investor? how do you look at it as etf advice? >> she is big fan of obamac

authorities have not said why the pharmacy technician took the drugs. the eastern iowa health center in cedar rapids can now help more patients than ever before. an opening ceremony on thursday showed off the improvements at its location at 3rd avenue center is celebrating a renovation and expansion that allows it to serve more than 40,000 people each year. the health center says the project was necessary because of more patients. "00:59:01;17in the renovation, we increased the amount of exam room space by 30 percent and we really made it ready for modern medicine and it's very exciting to have the support of the community and the staff and our board that made it all possible." the renovation and expansion from grants through the federal government. eight years since the flood of 2008, the steady growth in the time check neighborhood is apparent. one sign of that is growing enrollment at harrison elementary school. the school lost a lot of students after the flood. enrollment numbers were so low, that in 2012 the district considered closing the school.

blink is accepted at nearly every pharmacy nationwide. blinkhealth.com and get $10 off your first purchase, promo code: tv. melissa: breaking news right now. apple earnings out just momenting ago. the tech giant reporting it is first decline in annual revenue since 2001. they delivered iphone sales of 45 million in the fourth quarter. that is slightly above estimates. david: the stock is till down. >>> scrambling to quote, clean this mess up. listen. >> did you know about hillary clinton's use of private email server? >> no. >> while she was secretary of state? >> no. david: new emails from wikileaks look like they dispute president's claim. blake burman in d.c. with very latest details. reporter: hi, there, david. emails show the initial concern about the hillary clinton email setup in immediate hours and concern of those eventually part of her campaign staff. start here with march 7th, 2015. that is five days after the initial "new york times" report that details clinton's email arrangement. president obama was asked this question here

blink is accepted at nearly every pharmacy nationwide.go to blinkhealth.com and get $10 off your first purchase, promo code: tv. (ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh) (hush my darling...) (don't fear my darling...) (the lion sleeps tonight.) (hush my darling...) man snoring (don't fear my darling...) (the lion sleeps tonight.) woman snoring take the roar out of snore. yet another innovation only at a sleep number store. maria: welcome back, we are expecting a pretty good open. take a look at futures. 80 points. we have earnings and major deals happening and fdp report which has optimism around it. we are keeping an eye on dicks supporting goods. the exact price of the deal not known but dicks is believed to have paid nearly $70 million for the brand. the stock up nearly 60 per this year and it looks higher this morning again. also watching twitter. the company back up in running along with major names like spotify and netflix, the attack highlighted a rough month for twitter which has seen its stock fall 20% as bidders walked away. france is destroying

blink is accepted at nearly every pharmacy nationwide.health.com and get $10 off your first purchase, promo code: tv. maria: welcome back. martha stewart has been a business innovator for 50 years. her american-made event honors the newest generation of small business owners and creative entrepreneurs who craft, design a cook and style the united states. martha stewart living -- good to see you. >> good to see you. gasparino excited about the american-made event advice is so important to bring together small business owners? >> in america we've lost a lot of their manufacturing capabilities we have had 10 they complain about taking them off shore. but there are many, many makers, innovators, doers creating new businesses that need encouragement. jessica alba who is our keynote speaker this year, on wet turf and task take company that was just offered a billion dollars for it in a very few years. how excellent and what an encouragement to so many makers all over the country. we are honoring ted makers this year from a berry grower in calif

it is now sold at all 70 of roundys wisconsin pharmacies. "we would like to increase access to this life saving antidote for our patient population" the drug is sold to individuals at risk of an overdose...or to their family members. roundy's carries the nasal spray. it can only be purchased after a consultation with the pharmacist. "you want to make sure they understand this is a short term solution and that recovery is really the rescue calls opioid abuse in southeast wisconsin...a public health crisis. first responders deal with several overdoses a week...and say using narcan at home is another tool to help save a life...but should not be the consistent go-to option. " it shouldnt make people feel comfortable and confident to use a drug that potentially can kill them" first responders warn...narcan can only reverse an overdose within a certain "we really want to help people and we want to help keep people alive but we also dont want to give a false sense of security" in shorewood deandra corinthios fox6 news. roundys will typically dispen

blink is accepted at nearly every pharmacy nationwide.linkhealth.com and get $10 off your first purchase, promo code: tv. melissa: chicago man fans have been waiting over 7 years. facing off against the cleveland indians, who have not won a world series in 68 years. >> the fans will not find relief it was the game prices, this is average. but this is chicago. melissa: look at list of things that did not exist the last time that cubs won the pennant. >> joe madden. >> and velcro. >> diet soda. >> microwaves. >> this is a horrible list. mr. potato head did not even exist. that does it for us, "risk & reward" starts right now. >> >> another e-mail drop from wikileaks, we're two weeks ahead of u.s. presidential election, now there is over 30,000 e-mails, welcome to "risk & reward," i am elizabeth mcdonald in for deirdre bolton. new e-mail showing top clinton add mysel antoine demoitie visor -- advisor mills was worried. bill clinton was using charity for his open aprils.