are numbers that eric erickson had come up for his pulitzer prize winning series, this tiny town, pop lake 392, over a two year period, one pharmacy gets 9 million pills delivered to it. i mean. >> rose: 9 million? >> right? so when you think about that, that is why there is a significant concern among so many of these people that this is primarily a problem of overprescription that started all of this. you got these people hooked and now when those pills started going away they turn somewhere else. >> rose: so it has our attention with this kind of tragedy. what are we doing about it? >> there are all different types of threement. we profiled those for the past couple of weeks, there is a treatment in rhode island where people who are recovering from this scourge are actually the ones on the front lines. they are talking to people in a way that, and they can empathize in a way with someone who has a substance abuse disorder right now in a way you or i can't. they can say literally i have been in this exact emergency room bed where you are, that is one thing, miles o'brien had a piece abou

pop music. the band p.v. lake is all about the christian faith. the musicians belong to and even jellicoe free church community in leipzig they want to praise the lord through their songs with catching up beat pop music. heavy metal band stocking feet are another german group rocking the christian tunes for more than twenty years the band has been proving that expressions of faith and heavy metal can go together satan doesn't get a look in here. just give jess unger hope to his good talk to his kids about their jazz bands from iraq bands and even heavy metal bands in the christian music scene. the audience is relatively small though so record sales don't go into the millions. but there are definitely fans out there who are loyal and enthusiastic. guy stuff. so what makes these bands so special to fans. we asked concert goers at the store scott reformation even if they are with us. i think in germany there's a growing trend that more people are identifying with a certain faith and want to live that. don't know we don't push my hip but it feels like

lake county. there are a few showers popping up to the north. it is close. it should stay north but maybe a little patchy fog as well. 50s, 60s, and 70s on a lot of these temperatures. we had an issue earlier on the san mateo bridge. that is better now? back yes sir. tom said there was paving work going on in concord so we are going to that. southbound 680 and 682. 242 up to 680 late paving work. thank you tom and other people who have texted and tweeted. 242 is very slow backed up all the way almost to highway 4. 680 is slow nearby. also the bay bridge toll plaza traffic is still light. i would still use the san mateo bridge. it still looks okay. this is a look at the altamont pass. you can see the traffic on the tracy super commute will be slow this morning because of earlier roadwork. it has been very slow especially unto 205 at least a mile longer than it normally is. if you are driving over to doublet it looks good. at three minutes passed by let's go back to the desk. about 59 people died in the las vegas rampage are being remembered. last night there

police officer norbert ramon headed to the only station he could get to: lake patrol right on lake houston.nat poppocalypse, i mean, it was unreal."with floodwaters engulfing neighborhoods, lake patrol took to its boats -- skirting treetops, bridges and sunken cars -- to whisk people to safety.officer norbert ramon/houston police department: "...they wanted to bring everything with them, you know, you could only tell them to bring so much."working 12-hour shifts, officer ramon was in and out of water, helping rescue people.officer norbert ramon/houston police department: "what sticks in my head is those children. i mean you'd see different emotions." stephanie elam: "how many people do you think you helped rescue?"officer norbert ramon/houston police department: "god, i don't know, got 200, 300 easily." sgt. epi garza/houston police department: "he never showed no signs of him having anything wrong with him." what's wrong with officer ramon is stage four colon cancer which has spread to his liver and lungs. diagnosed in march 2016, ramon gets chemotherapy every two weeks -- a constant reminder of

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lake. >> reporter: what caused the oil rig to blow late sunday is still a mystery this evening. >> it's still popping and flaming away. >> reporter: families on the shores of lake pontchartrain are a mile and a half away and say it still felt like someone dropped a bomb. >> we were just sitting in my house and the whole entire house shook. house lit up with a big orange flash. >> reporter: seven people who jumped from the rig in the dark had to be pulled from the water, five were seriously hurt. >> they had severe burns on them. they're going to be in a lot of trouble for a long period of time. >> reporter: authorities are identifying the missing worker tonight, 44-year-old timothy morrison from katy, texas. they've already searched 90 square miles. and at 82 degrees, the water is warm, so, they're hopeful. >> and steve with us live tonight from new orleans. and steve, authorities also telling you that they haven't seen any oil leaking from the rig yet? >> reporter: that's right, david. no reports of any oil sheen. and we can see this for this is lake pontchartrain. there's the oil rig in the distanc

lake county and the lead side isolated snow showers could pop up. some of the higher elevations may be a little bit more back in coming from around that low. mendocino county, lake county. keep an eye on things. a lot of that may not be reaching the ground but certainly cold enough. 60s, 70s and a few 80s. i undercut the forecast models on the high temperatures. i went cooler today. 60s and 70s. we are off to a significantly cooler start and it will warm up later in the week.>> pretty warm for the weekend it looks like.>> thank you steve. >>> the former head of equifax heads to capitol hill. what to expect as the list of reported victims grow. >>> and it is time to see what the rookie can do. kyle shanahan talks about the calls and may be a change in quarterback. >>> at stanford health care, we can now use a blood sample to detect lung cancer. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for asthma. and if we can stop seizures in epilepsy patients with a small pacemaker for the brain, imagine what we can do for multiple sclerosis, even migraines. if we

there could be a few pop-up showers northern mendocino county and lake county.the valley. for u60s and 70s for most. i'm concerned about that 82 in santa rose. if that doesn't turn north, it won't happen. it will be cold tomorrow morning and sunny and warmer weather will take us into the weekend and the weekend, dave. >> thank you, steve. >> yeah. >> a controversial statue in san francisco may soon be coming down. coming up at 8:00, the reason that so many people are upset about that statue. >>> plus, the raiders will have to break a losing streak without derek carr. their franchise corner back. how long derek carr will be missing. >> happening today in san francisco fleet week activities continue. >> oh, yeah. people are excited. today's events include the opening of a veteran's art exhibit at the cannery on leavenworth fright a resource -- street and a resource fair. and a show featuring the blue angels. >>> tesla has missed the production goal for the newer lower priced model 3. they had hoped to make 1500 model 3s there the third quarter but only made 260 of

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lake pontchartrain. a blast of flames. >> a big explosion with a rumble that shook you outs of raging fire 20 to 30 feet in the air. >> it was just roaring and popping. >> reporter: a blaze ha that lit the night sky over lake pontchartrain. >> we saw it flare-up and i heard a couple other small explosions. >> reporter: the blast swallowed an oil and gas storage platform injuring 7 on the rig, another worker is still missing. >> this is obviously early and their family needs the time to grieve and hope through we'll be able to find them. >> reporter: the search continues now from the air and in the water as investigators get a closer look at the blast site. >> doesn't look pretty up there but there's parts of the rig that are completely intact and others that have been charred because of the fire. >> reporter: early indications are the explosion may have been caused by cleaning chemicals that ignited on the surface of the structure. officials quick to point out this incident is nothing at all like the deep water horizon disaster that dumped nearly 5 billion barrels of oil into the gulf in 2010. >> never going to say nothing was out obvious sheen on t

not much of a breeze onshore. 23 in truckee, lake tahoe 20s and 30s, reno 38 degrees thunderstorms popped up some isolated snow showers the fog was a big cool pattern, santa clara valley and san jose but so far looks clear the system moving out and high pressure slowly building in. it setting the stage for what looks to be a nice day. 70s to upper 70s, low 80s. this time of year we see evening out of temperatures. 78 and san jose, 70s on the peninsula, 60s on the coast.>> it's full today after 11:00.>>> yahoo hit by a huge security breach even bigger than first thought. up next with the new owner says after millions of yahoo accounts hacked.>>> woman: so, greg, it's a lot to take in. woman 2: and i know that's hard to hear, but the doctors caught it early. hi, blake! my dad has cancer. woman: and i know how hard that is to hear. but you're in the right place. man: and dr. pascal and her team, they know what to do. they know what to do. the doctors know what to do. so here's the plan. first off, we're going to give you all... (voice fading away) the energy conscious going whopeople among u

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lake county, juliette goodrich, kpix5. save lives. >>> new at 6:00 small boxes popping up all over san jose state could help solve campus crime, maybe even save lives. kpix5's maria medina shows us exactly what these little devices do. >> reporter: out of all the sounds here on campus, if there was gunfire that, device would detect that gunfire and -- gunfire, that device would detect that gunfire and alert police, but that's not all. >> i do feel a bit unsafe on campus, especially as a female. >> reporter: san jose state students say they frequently get campus crime alerts from the university. >> they're usually sexual assault crimes. >> reporter: slowly but surely campus police began stepping up security over the last several months with security cameras. >> we recognized that we had some deficiency in coverage on external -- no external cameras, to be honest with you. >> reporter: but police took it one step further. a handful of the two dozen surveillance cameras are attached to devices that could one day save lives or catch criminals. >> that's a school playground. you get that sent to your phone. >> reporter: the device

we had some shower at city up around lake tahoe moving off to the east be can see if i put it in motion you will see it, the rain develop. it starts to pop, i did not get any reports of thunderstorms but i did see some snow flurries being reported at high elevations around mammoth. temperatures today and this afternoon were mild, temperatures tonight downright cold. it's cooling off quickly with light winds, calm once throughout the bay area or light and variable. san francisco airport was doing 28-30 miles per hour now they are down to three miles per hour. tomorrow morning when you wake up temperatures inland will be in the mid-30s and in livermore, mid-40s, requiring a jacket. specially down towards morgan hill and the isolated inland bay valleys. mid-40s and upper 30s, that is chili. it's getting to be that time of year where we are getting closer to frost in the bay area. patchy fog, forming late tonight early tomorrow morning on the coast. it indicates an onshore flow. there was one like this and now it's going like this so there is more of the seabreeze and this is the forecast for tomorrow. increased humidity helping greatly with

popping up across central parts of the u.s. just twenty three celsius in dallas and those heavy downpours extend right up to the lakes but on the other hand staying fine and dry with pleasant sunshine twenty one celsius there for new york decent amount of sunshine into parts of the caribbean but the central and western powers we have some live in the forecast some wet weather coming through jamaica as we go on through day making its way further west was that western side of the caribbean increasingly wet. an indian mining company is heading to australia to build one of the world's biggest mines will it be an economic bonanza or an ecological disaster. at this time on al-jazeera. it's impossible to underestimate the size and scale of the economic crisis it's not just about the billion trillion dollars of debt it's not just about the banks it's not just about the government about real people. with. stories. of providence from. the help of. seventy people have been killed in the twin suicide bombings the attacks happened. and. of course. the military is counterterrorism efforts will focus more on africa. the death of. earlier this

popping and flaming away. sounded like a bomb dropping. >> authorities believe it was caused by claiming chemicals that caught fire. there is a possibility oil could be leaking into the lake. >> we are going to die, dude, we have to get out of here! breathe. you are all right. inside the inferno, dramatic video of two men narrowly escaping from a wildfire in california. fires around the state are still burning and the death toll is 40. the flames burned more than 270,000 acres and at least 5700 homes and businesses. temperatures and rains are on feel you in the atlantic. pheliano longer -- oh fee in the atlantic. it is no longer a hurricane, but a tropical depression. so far, three people in ireland have been killed by the storm. schools have been closed and drivers have been warned to stay off the roads. i was just saying to our producer, i don't think ireland is really used to -- >> not so much. every now and then, they get some winter storms. but this became a major hurricane in the eastern atlantic. and thathas gusty wind is still there. up to 45wind gusts miles per hour. people were going about their day, and the winds were gusting all up and down into the united kin

popping up across central parts of the u.s. just twenty three celsius in dallas and heavy downpours extend right up to the lakes he can see but on the other hand staying fine and dry with pleasant sunshine twenty one celsius there for new york jason i'm out of sunshine into parts of the caribbean but the central and western palms we have seen a lot of the showers in the forecast some wet weather coming through jamaica was we go on through making its way further west was that western side of the caribbean increasingly wet. across the globe breathtaking efforts to clean up the planet saturn around the way in milan companies are turning to a radical solution biodynamics a man toxic pollution so this really is a living building that's constantly interacting with its environment earthrise trees it's the from tears of the battle for the environment trying to steer an ice and a pioneering a new technique to reduce emissions earthrise look for new ways of preventing air pollution at this time and. with bureaus spanning six continents across the. correspondents living green the stories they tell. their own food in world news. here withou

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lake county. there has been a little skirting through cloverdale and the russian river and on the sonoma coast. i think that will be the southern extent of it. some activity is passed -- popping up in east san jose, fremont and union city. this is very light compared to what went through. enhancement is taking place on the bottom of the system and dragging in cloud cover. but it is not producing much. mount tam, almost an inch of rain. monte rio did have a half inch. cloverdale, 0.44. fremont, oakland and los altos, a little over a quarter. the heaviest amounts were in mount diablo. three quarters of an inch. kenwood picked up a half inch. then loman, 0.38. in santa rosa, most locations had a quarter inch but some areas had almost a half inch. 40s on the temperatures. cold air is moving in in the north. kelseyville, 42. winter, 47. petaluma, 49. san rafael in the low 40s. here comes that cool air. mostly in northwest or westerly breeze. 32 in truckee. 51, sacramento. i winter weather advisory in until 11:00. snow on the higher peaks. most of this will wind down in the next couple of hours. called and unstable air to the north could trigger a thundershower. this cool air will

students hosting a special relay race on a lake horticulture students hollowing out pumpkins to make them float. who knew races like this are apparently popping the country. what i want to know is how many pumpkin pies can you make with all that meat? >> you. >> that's the cnbc update at this hour. back over to you. >> what will college students think of next? thank you, morgan, see you later. >>> the money 2020 conference kicking off in las vegas this week where top names in the fintech and payments space are all gathering. one of the top ideas this year, of course, targeting millennials. chase unveiling its thin by chase app. the app allows users to open a bank account, make deposits and set up savings plans right on their phones finn is available for ios users today in st. louis and rolls out to other cities and android users next year. >>> intuit, maker of turbo tax, launching an app called turbo which connects the tools users can track income, credit score, debt to income ratio, to help them better understand and manage finances plus turbo provides advice on how to improve credit scores and how to qualify and secure a loan at the best po