. >> we responded for a call for someone who was unresponsive. that individual was showing signs of overdose and unfortunately passed away. >> reporter: the second call came tuesday evening, only this time it was two people found unresponsive, one of them was a 17-year-old and died at the scene. >> several hours after that, we responded to another call, there was another unresponsive person in a restroom at a business. >> reporter: as first responders were rushing to save one employee in a bathroom, another was found unresponsive in a car outside. both were treated with narcan and taken to local hospitals. >> it is something that i don't think union city has experienced before. we have sporadic cases where we would respond and we have overdoses, but nothing like the five that we experienced in the last 24 hours. >> i think the reality of the small town is we are used to things happening in the larger towns of san francisco, oakland, and san jose. so when it comes to our small town, it is shocking, because we are led to believe those kinds of thin

. >> we responded for a call for someone who was unresponsive. the person passed away. >> reporter: the second call, tuesday evening, this time it was two people found unresponsive. one of them a 17-year-old died at the scene. >> several hours after that, we respond to a call where there is another unresponsive person in a rest room, in a business. >> just as first responders were rushing to stave an employee in a bathroom another was found unresponsive in a car outside. both were treated with narcan and treated at local hospitals >> it is something that i don't think union city has experienced before. we have had cases where we would respond and we would have overdoses here and there but nothing like the five that we experienced in the last 24 hours >> i think the reality of a small town is that we are used to things happening in the larger towns, san franciscos, oaklands, san jose, when it comes to our small town its shocking. we are led to believe that those kind of things don't happen in small towns. but the reality is that it does. >> all of

s budget started yesterday morning, where we responded for a call who was unresponsive, that individual was showing signs of overdose, and unfortunately, passed away. >> reporter: the second call came tuesday evening, only this time it was two people found unresponsive, one of them, a 17-year-old , who died at the scene. >> a few hours after that, we responded to a call with another unresponsive person in a restroom at a business. >> reporter: just as first responders were rushing to save one employee in a bathroom, another was found unresponsive in a car outside . both were treated with narcan and taken to local hospitals. >> it is something that i think this city has experienced before. we have had sporadic cases where we would respond, and reese had overdoses here and there, but nothing like the fire that we have seen in the last 24 hours. >> i think the reality of a small town is that we are used to things happening in larger towns, cisco's oakland and san jose. so, when it comes to our small town, it is shocking, because we are led to believe that those kinds of things don't happen

the hayward union city border and another person unresponsive near that. early this morning, the alameda county fire department responded and gave narcan to 2 people after finding them unresponsive. investigators are working to find the source of the fentanyl in these 5 cases. a partial ruling in the san francisco homeless encampment cases going against the city. however, city officials view it as a victory which they say will allow them to enforce laws to clear out encampments, injunction by a federal court judge last december has prevented the city from enforcing laws to clear homeless encampments. the city has asked an appellate court to overturn the ruling or modify it. so far there's been no decision on overturning it. but yesterday a 3 judge panel who denied a motion to modify the ruling also clarified that people who have declined an offer of shelter are not in voluntarily homeless and city officials view that as a victory. our interpretation has been that if you >> refuse an offer shelter or if you have access to shelter elsewhere, laws should be e

authorities say he died three days after being found unresponsive in his cell.he is the 10th person to die in custody of the notorious fulton jail this year. his mother spoke out a news conference thursday. >> i wasn't expecting to see my son in the condition he was in when i came out here. i thought i would be able to take my son with me back home. but that did not happen. i what answers. i want to know what happened to my son. amy: we'll have more on the segment later in the broadcast. in more news from georgia, at least five protesters were arrested thursday after they chained themselves to construction equipment at the site of cop city, a massive $90 million police training complex in atlanta. the action came in response to the indictment earlier this week of 61 activists on racketeering charges over their involvement in the movement to stop cop city. five of them were also indicted on domestic terrorism and arson charges. this is ayeola omolara kaplan, an atlanta artist and one of the cop city protesters taken into custody thursday. >> we have to stand up a

unfortunately it is a sad ending and the person is unresponsive. this will be handed to the investigation to figure out how this happened. at least six utility workers were there when the ground gave way. one person was trapped inside. this is a fatality after two hours under the rescue operation. the person was found unresponsive. we will continue to follow you know i i got two h home r. you got t two jacks.s. and ththen my granand slam. i sisigned a balall for you. okay.. and it sayays papapa i love yoyou. why y did you dodo that? bebecause you'u've tauaughte everytything aboutut basebal. ohoh hunny bununny, ththat's s so sweet.. (♪♪♪) (♪♪♪) from explosive new evidence to the deliberate ignoring of facts. what is science and archeology really revealing? eric metaxas looks at the emerging information that's challenging the conventional narrative. >>> let's take a moment and catch our breath as we take a live look outside. here is a live look looking at downtown san francisco. a beautiful day. darren peck is tracking what we can expect as we get cl

. >> h45, i'm going to have an unresponsive infant. >> reporter: a distressed mother rushing her babyo an officer after he stopped breathing the officer immediately starting life-saving measures on the unresponsive 1-year-old. and after a few terrifying seconds. was able to get the baby breathing again. >> i heard screaming, so i walk over when i peep out this way from the other side where the train's at, mom comes running up to me screaming for help >> reporter: officer shaquille perez was responding to another call at the train station when the panicked mother racing to the hospital saw perez and pulled over, desperate for help. >> he's breathing now. >> reporter: another stroke of luck, a retired paramedic nearby, eager to assist. >>fy >> guy ran up and said he was a retired paramedic and asked if coe help of course i said yeah. we put him in the back of the squad car under ac >> reporter: as the baby cooled down in the back of the police car, the sound of his cries sending a wave of relief to everyone >> he's fine we're getting some noises from him, okay? he's going to be okay. >>

. >> just days after four children were found unresponsive at this home based daycare in new york, all were taken to the hospital and treated with narcan, an opioid reversal drug. three survived, but one year old nicholas could not be revived. and the boy's father says the family has been given no answers as to how the overdose happened. police say they found a kilogram of fentanyl in the hall and traces of the drug near where the children had eaten lunch. and beneath their sleeping mats . police have arrested the daycare operator and her husband's cousin, both are charged with murder. they say her husband fled the scene. a 10th of the size of a fingernail . >> can kill an adult. so imagine what it could do to a child. >> pediatric deaths from opioids are skyrocketing. in 2018, 381 children died of opioid poisoning. in 2021, that number more than quadrupled nationwide . >> unfortunately, we have seen cases involving kids in our emergency department. the real risk is ingestion. but as you know, kids walk around and are curious and then they put their hands in their mouth and drugs from

officers found an unresponsive person who later died at the hospital. and then that same evening, first responders found a 17 year-old dead near hayward at the union city border that the person unresponsive nearby and then early this morning, crews responded and then gave nor can to 2 people after finding them unresponsive on the same property. investigators are actively working to determine the source. the fentanyl in these 5 cases, alameda county has filed a lawsuit against a livermore company accused of >> illegally selling flavored vapes to children. officials allege apollo east 6 sold products through its website without verifying the purchasers age illegally shipping its flavored tobacco products through the mail and manufactured and sold thousands of cannabis products without the state's permission. >> used to how warehouse in livermore. >> as their base of operations to sell ban flavored tobacco products predominantly vapes, invade jews to individuals under the age of 21. >> the da's office has filed a ning order against the company that will ha

jules: studios have, for the most part, especially over a long period of the summer, been unresponsiveint where studios told actors and writers that theidemands for ai are just unreasonable and that instead of having any sort of regulation, they would propose to have pregular meetings to talk about advancements in technology, which is not what the writers have been asking for at all. writers understand that ai is unavoidable. it is the next technological frontier. they're not asking for it to be excluded fully from the writers room. what they're asking for is better regulations on when and how it's used and studios were largely unresponsive to that. but recently, in august, studios have proposed a little bit of a transition where they won't consider material literary material, which means that i -- that ai will not be able to get a writing credit for any material that is used in shows or films. and that means that writers have a better shot at keeping their jobs and getting paid for their work. ali: jules roscoe with vice motherboard, thank you so much for joining us. jules: thank you

——. 0ne check on the children who are unresponsive ——.lped him to escape at one point because there was apparently evidence that he went into the daycare facility before one enforcement got there and then left with double bags full of something, what that is they do not know and well that he went they also do not know. —— and where he went they also do not know. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. labour says it will give more powers to britain's economic watchdog if it wins the next election, to prevent a recurrence of liz truss�*s ill—fated mini budget. it means the office for budget responsibility would have to work with ministers on any tax and spending changes. the government said labour is on a "destructive path" towards increased borrowing and higher inflation. the uk's competition watchdog has suggested it could clear a new deal that would allow microsoft to buy the games company, activision blizzard. the competition and markets authority previously blocked the takeov

and there was another person that was unresponsive nearby. and then early yesterday morning, the alameda county fire department responded and administer narcan. 2, 2, people who they found unresponsive save their lives. investigators are working figure out the source of this fentanyl and see if it's the same in all 5 cases. >> well, alameda county has filed a lawsuit now against the livermore company accusing it illegally selling flavored vapes to children. officials allege that apollo east saying sold products through its website without verifying the purchasers age. they say the company also manufactured and sold thousands of cannabis products without the state's permission and illegally shipped those products through the mail. >> used to have warehouse in livermore. >> as their base of operations to sell ban flavored tobacco products, predominantly vapes and vapor jews to individuals under the age of 21. >> well, the da's office has filed a temporary restraining order against the company preventing it from selling products online or in per

and then there was another unresponsive person nearby.arly in the morning, the alameda fire department responded and they administered narcan. can and saved 2 people who were at first unresponsive. investigators are working now to find the source of the fentanyl that these 5 people took >> well, a partial ruling in san francisco's homeless encampment case goes against the city, but city officials are actually viewing it as a win, which will allow them to enforce laws to clear encampments under certain circumstances. kron four's dan kerman to explain. >> the city of san francisco has been trying to get the 9th circuit court of appeals to overturn a lower court injunction preventing the city from enforcing laws to clear homeless encampments. so far, no decision on overturning it. but tuesday, a 3 judge panel tonight a motion to modify the ruling, but the city of use that as a victory because in its ruling, the 9th circuit clarified those who are offered and declined shelter are not in voluntarily homeless. the idea is if you are offered she

and there was another person unresponsive nearby did that. department responded and they were able to administer narcan can to 2 people who were unresponsive at first save their lives. investigators are working to find the source of the fentanyl. see if it was connected and all 5 of these cases. >> shop owners in oakland now reacting to the shooting out at lake merritt that sent one shop owner to the hospital. yeah, she was walking her dog when she was caught in the crossfire. kron four's rob nesbitt has the latest. a closed sign hangs in the door of heads or tails in oakland and will likely stay there for some time. as owner kylie keene, it's recovers in the hospital from a gunshot wound that shocking. >> to to see her name in headline of the shooting in the crossfire should in steve adams owns mars record shop just below heads or tails and works with keene. it's every 3rd saturday of the month for the area's outdoor market. he knows how stressful it can be to have to close up shop for a significant amount of time. it's always like super str

another person unresponsive nearby early yesterday morning. alameda county fire department respond and administer narcan 2 people after finding them unresponsive. investigators are working to find the source of the fentanyl in these 5 cases. well, 2 people from san francisco were arrested for an alleged shoplifting spree in san mateo county, $90,000 worth of makeup products the pair allegedly shot with to make a product from a pharmacy in san carlos. several other outlets, according to the sheriff's office, deputies were alerted around 07:00pm monday, too report shoplifting acs, 2 were seen stealing makeup products before leaving in a black mercedes benz. police were able to find the vehicle. witnses were able to identify the suspect as the one to still make a product. and over ,0 worth of makeup, other stores in san mateo county and the east bay where the vehicle was found suspects. they were arrested and booked into the san mateo county jail on suspicion of retailed, organized theft and to sell and other charges. robert suspect is now on the

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owner grei mendez called her husband before calling 911 to get help for the children who were unresponsive. >> we're all parents, and you cannot be a parent and not be angry of what happened to those four babies. i am. >> reporter: newly released video shows mendez's husband appearing to throw out drugs before first responders arrived at the scene. now police are searching for him. they say akilo of fentanyl and drug making kpimt was found inside the day care. mendez and her husband's cousin, carlisto brito, who rented a room behind the day care were arrested saturday night and charged with murder, showing debraved indifference, in addition to four counts of endangering the welfare of a child, criminal possession of drugs, and 12 counts of assault. mendez's attorney says she didn't know about the drugs. >> she rented a room to somebody, and she didn't know what was going on. >> reporter: tonight all three of the hospitalized children, two 2-year-olds and the 8-month-old sister of one of them, are listed in stable condition. dom knee chi had only been attending devino anyonio day care for a

they were unconscious and unresponsive when paramedics attempted life saving measures.cle traveling at high speeds right before the crash. our time is now 604. happening today, the war in ukraine will take center stage when the united nations general assembly will meet in new york. it's a two day summit of world leaders. it starts this morning. the president biden arrived last night in new york. he's due to speak tomorrow to ukrainian president zelensky. he also plans to be at the meeting . it will focus mainly on the russian invasion of ukraine, on the world leaders attending the un general assembly meeting will also discuss ways to respond to climate change. governor gavin newsom was in new york this past weekend to talk about that same issue. the governor vowed to sign two climate change bills here in california. they're designed to force big corporation to be more transparent about their greenhouse gas emissions. the world we invented paralysis by analysis is gotten in the way of progress, and we've got to move smoke that they're sucking into their lungs. now, polit

this humanoid robot is unresponsive but capable around me. soud and karan warn the change of operation and check the amount of energy in the reservoirs. scientists are the first to extract the ancient phenomenon from a clay brick. these findings provide valuable information about the diversity of plant species of that time period and the location of the discovery of migration. this clay it has protected three thousand years from pollution. in this study, bricks are used as a protective cover to maintain biodiversity and information about a period and place of production from scientists by analyzing the sequence of religions in this brick into 34 plant classifications . the arrival of various compounds here, which is collected more than the tigris river, has created a favorable environment for the preservation of genetic material . thank you. our refrigerator broke down today. all the food was brought. of course , i don't have the money to solder and the pension card of social security retirees. no check, no advance payment , no referral. to t

. >> we children were unresponsive and demonstrating symptoms of opioid exposure.s administered to all three of the children in an attempt to save their lives. two children survived. unfortunately one male, two years old, passed away. >> dana: two people are facing murder charges after a baby boy died from a fentanyl exposure at a day-care center in new york city. cb cotton is live with this horrific story in the bronx. >> families dropped their son off of the daycare and never see him alive again. police arriving to the scene to find three children unresponsive from what may have been fentanyl exposure. a fourth child went home early and rushed to the hospital by his mother. this daycare may have been a front for a drug operation. now the daycare's owner, she is charged and silent as she walked handcuffed out of the police precinct yesterday. her attorney tells me she didn't know about the drugs found in her daycare. and another person who lives in the building also had nothing to say but tried to hide his face from cameras. both charged with murder, manslaughter

that's where officers found an unresponsive person who later died at the hospital.nd the 17 year-old dead near the hayward union city border and another person unresponsive nearby. that then early yesterday morning, the alameda county fire department responded and they administer narcan to 2 people after finding them on responsive, save their life. they're working to find the source of the fentanyl seeing if it's maybe the same source for all 5. >> well, a partial ruling in the san francisco homeless encampment case goes against the city, but city officials afe actually viewing it as a victory saying it allows them to enforce laws to clear encampments under certain circumstances proper. kerman explains. >> the city of san francisco has been trying to get the 9th circuit court of appeals to overturn a lower court injunction preventing the city from enforcing laws to clear homeless encampments. so far, no decision on overturning it. but tuesday, a 3 judge panel denied a motion to modify the ruling, but the city of use that as a victory because in its ruling, the 9th c

the men were unconscious and unresponsive. paramedics attempted life saving measures. a witness told the marin i-j they saw the vehicle traveling at an estimated 70 miles an hour on canal street headed right toward the waterway early yesterday morning. a community in southern california is mourning the loss of a sheriff's deputy who was shot and killed as he sat in his patrol car. 30 year old deputy ryan klinkenberg was at a traffic light last night in front of the palmdale police station outside of los angeles when a witness found him unresponsive. he was rushed to the hospital where he died. a procession of law enforcement officers escorted his body to a funeral home. investigators say surveillance video shows someone in a black car pulling up next to the patrol car and opening fire. the sheriff says it was a targeted act. this coward or cowards took his life while he's sitting at a red light waiting to serve our community. his senseless murder has caused a devastating ripple effect that reaches far and wide. it was an unprovoked attack on an honorable public servant

but after finding the babies unresponsive, prosecutors say mendez tried to cover up what happened, calling her husband before 911 >> and all of that happened while the children, the babies, were suffering from the effects of fentanyl poisoning and in desperate need of help >> reporter: later, allegedly deleting thousands of their text messages, according to court documents. while prosecutors say surveillance footage shows the husband entering the day care empty-hand ed before police arrived, then leaving two minutes later with two full shopping bags, dashing out the backalley. >> we're not going to give up. we're going to get him. >> laura is here these accusations are simply awful. what more do we know about the surviving children >> so, all three of those little ones that survived, lester, were actually given narcan by first responders, likely why they survived and tonight, we are told, all three of them are home. >> all right, laura jarrett, thank you for that. >>> tonight, military officials are investigating what happened and that f-35 fighter jet that crashed after the pilot safely e

that's where officers found an unresponsive person who died at the hospital later that same evening,union city border and then another on unresponsive person nearby. and then early yesterday morning, the alameda county fire department responded minister can to 2 people after finding them on responsive. investigators are working to find the source of the fentanyl in these 5 cases. >> well, a partial ruling now in san francisco's homeless encampment cases going against the city. but city officials actually view it as a victory because they say it will actually allow them to enforce laws to clear encampments, an injunction by a federal court judge last december prevented the city from enforcing laws to clear out these encampments. the city asked an appellate court overturned that lower court ruling or at least modify it. so far there's been no decision on overturning it. but a 3 judge panel who denied a motion to modify the ruling clarified that people who have declined an offer of shelter are not considered in voluntarily homeless and the city use that as a win because it gives him per

she began vomiting and the next day she was unresponsive.er doctors found a blood clot forming in her brain and despite removing the clot maia went into a coma. days later maia's family took her off life support. >> we were told by the doctors that they had confirmed that maia was never going to wake up again and that we could keep her body alive, but she would never know us. >> i am hoping that maia's legacy would be the city doing something about bike safety. >> the city is saying that they will put up the signage reminding drivers of bikers soon. the city's department of transportation also says their goal is to repave the entire street by 2027. as for maia's family, they are not pressing charges against the man who opened his car door. change and improved biker safety, they say, that is how they want to honor their maia. nice tribute. thank you, ginger. >>> walgreens will pay customers in a class action lawsuit over the theranos blood test. the company entered into a partnership with theranos even though it knew the blood test didn't rea

deputies say 39-year-old yuri grant was found unresponsive in his cell, wednesday afternoon. cause of death is under investigation, and the suspect is his cellmate, 33-year-old bryson levy. >> i want to know how someone who has serious mental health issues is put in a cell with another inmate. >> reporter: the family says yuri has a long history of suffering with mental health problems, going in and out of jail. the most recent arrest was last friday, after allegedly breaking into a home in piedmont, living in it for two days, and then attempting to break into another. his mother says the timing of his death is suspect, and decided to hire an attorney when they realized they were not getting answers. >> he wasn't on the santa rita roster. so, that is a red flag, for me. secondly, he is supposed to go to court, and he never showed up. that is a red flag for me. >> we are told he did not make it to court because he refused. then, when you try to follow- up, they tell you that he may have left the jail, but they don't say that he left the jail anybody back. that's a problem. we

the 18-month-old was unresponsive the officer patted his back until the toddler started breathing again. the boy was taken to the hospital and is doing a lot better now >>> labor day means most people are trying to soak up the last bit of summer, and the season's relentless heat. we'll be sticking around for much of the country. nbc meteorologist michelle grossman is here with a look at what to expect this holiday. good morning. >> great to see you. a lot of us are going to see temperatures well above normal for this time of year. anywhere from 10 to 25 degrees above normal especially from the northern plains, the midwest, great lakes, into parts of the northeast. we're going to break records once again today it's going to be warm and sunny too in the southeast we're also watching holiday showers. parts of the west, the great basin, central plains as well. could be gusty storms, especially in the northern plains also looking at moisture moving from the gulf of mexico into the lower mississippi valley into the gulf coast that's where you see the green there. we are watching the chance fo

then one was to 911, to the law enforcement, to get them to in and check on the children who are unresponsive one point because there was apparently evidence that he went into the daycare facility before one enforcement got there and then left with double bags full of something, what that is they do not know and well that he went they also do not know. —— and where he went they also do not know. the latest on that investigation. you are watching bbc news with me, this is great. back to france, but too big visits there today. king charles and camilla are there while the pope is in marseille. king charles and camilla at currently in bordeaux, and they are of course taking some time to sample some local wine. this is notjust any vineyard, it is a sustainable vineyard. it will of course be right up vineyard. it will of course be right up king charles's street. this is a vineyard where they produce solar energy and don't develop carbon capture, it is fully organic. they are signing something. they were sampling some local wine there which is fully organic, and they have horse—drawn vehicles as wel

and they said, "joe suffered a seizure today and he's unresponsive at the hospital. do you need somebody to come get you?" and i said, "no, i'm fine, i can drive. but what do you mean?" - and we were just about getting ready to eat when the phone rang. and it was the chief of police. and all i could hear from teresa was, "no, no, not joe." and i grabbed that phone. i said, thinking like, who's who's calling at this time? well, we're having a nice day. and he goes, i'm sorry to tell you that something happened to your son. - i flew to uc davis. there were officers everywhere. and then his whole family was there. and so i was, i was just like, this is something really bad. - i got there, i saw gordon. a bunch of other academy mates, i'm thinking, this is not good. then they kind of, kind of told us news. we went into the back. sorry. - i slid on my brakes, come in sideways. i kicked open the door. i couldn't get out of the car fast enough. they put us in this little room and the doctors' telling us "we believe your son has an aneurism." - i was in the room with the fam

dominici's parents grave, greg mendez calls her husband before 911 helping the children there were unresponsive parent and not be angry with happen to those four babies. i am. >> reporter: newly released video shows mendez's husband throwing out drugs before first responders arrived at the scene. now police are searching for them. a kilo of fentanyl and drug making equipment was found inside the day care. mendez and her husband's cousin carlisto acevedo brito who rented a room at the rear of the day care were both arrested on saturday night and charged with murder. showing depraved indifference heard in addition to four counts of endangering the welfare of a child, criminal possession of drugs and 12 counts of assault. mendez's attorney said she did not know about the drugs. >> she rented a room to somebody and did not know what was going on. >> reporter: all three of the hospitalized children, two 2-year-olds and an 8-month-old sister of one of them are listed in stable condition. doman e.g. had only been attending the day care for a week. his parents say he would have turned two in november.

last night, a witness found him unresponsive inside his patrol car at a traffic light in front of the palmdale police station. he was taken to the hospital where he died from his injuries. surveillance video captured what happened, showing a black car pulling up to the vehicle and someone inside opening fire for the deputy is being remembered as a young man with a bright future for ryan's not coming home. and ryan wasn't only a deputy sheriff for the los angeles county sheriff's department, but he was a son. he was a grandson. he had just been engaged four days ago. he had so much ahead of him. and this coward or coward took his life while he's sitting at a red light waiting to serve our community. investigators say they believe this was a targeted attack. governor newsom's office has expressed condolences on social media, saying on behalf of all californians, we mourn the horrific, unconscionable and shocking loss of deputy ryan duncan bruemmer, a third generation law enforcement officer whose commitment to service and justice represented the best of the golden state in the south bay

>> just in one day this week, 5 people were found unresponsive. 2 of them, a woman and a 17 year-old boy now dead officers administering narcan and all the overdose victims something they've been equipped with and trained to use since 2018. the city's police sergeant tells us he's never seen so many fentanyl overdoses happened in just one day. it is something that. >> something that units that we typically don't experience specially something where there's 5 instances in the span of 24 hours. probably get maybe the spread over dose when we respond, things like that. but nothing like the 5 in the 24 hour span. >> police say it's not clear if all 5 people got the fentanyl from the same source, but they sure are investigating. we're continuing to track the bay area's fentanyl crisis. you can scan this qr code to go to our special section on our web site with the latest stories there. coming up, a new bill making its way through congress says would in some cases banned solitary confinement in state prisons. >> all together, we're going to take a closer and a new poll out on the race for

police say a two year old boy in mendez's care went home, where he started "acting lethargic" and "unresponsive" his mother took him to the hospital where he was revived with the overdose reversal medication narcan. two hours later, police rush to the daycare after a 911 call. >> narcan was administered to all three children in an attempt to save their lives. >> reporter: according to police, the licensed daycare only opened in january and on september 6th, passed a surprise third visit from city inspectors with no violations found. law enforcement sources say investigators made a stunning discovery when they searched the home friday, a kilo block of drugs that tests said contained fentanyl and three kilo presses. >> this is an item that is commonly used by drug dealers when packaging large quantities of drugs. >> reporter: in 2022, the dea says it seized enough fentanyl nationwide to kill every american and new york says it seized close to two million fentanyl-laced pills statewide. >> this crisis is real, and it is a real wake-up call for individuals who have opioids or fentanyl in their home

ambulance, meanwhile , they find another victim in the yard under the rubble look, rudyk is almost unresponsiveuickly inserted her catheter and connected solutions that reduce swelling in the brain , of course, an antibiotic for pain relief, because the animals had hematomas and a wound on the head, in half an hour , the furry one gets up and even tries to eat on his own. meanwhile , there was an elegant house near the ruins until recently we notice a grandfather with a pickaxe, this is vasyl fedorovych, who was pulled out from under the rubble by rescuers a few hours ago , so there was manure here, so we give them 13 by 10, two floors, he says that he and his wife built this the house almost all my life, and now in my old age i was left with naked bosses in the middle of the street, there is nothing to restore, everything is a solid ruin. and here she was, as she banged it, then she tore it up to the neighbors there , she threw us there , she fell down. when she reached it, she says, shouts, give me a mask , i can't breathe at all, in a few hours, kateryna was gone, she died in the hospital, m

authorities say she called garcia before calling 911 to report four of the children in her care were unresponsivepened while the children, the babies, were suffering from the effects of fentanyl poisoning and in deperate need of help. >> reporter: the funeral for 1-year-old nicholas was held last week. he and three other children, ages eight months to two years old, were poisoned by the deadly drug after coming into contact with its residue at the day care center on september 15th. >> we had fentanyl in a day care center. >> reporter: police later revealed that bags of suspected drugs were found hidden under a secret trapdoor under the floorboards of the day care center, where the children played. and a kilo of fentanyl was found sitting right on top of children's mats used for napping peered >> they were running a drug operation from a day care center. a day care center. a place where children should be kept safe, not surrounded by a drug that could kill them instantly. >> reporter: as horrifying as the story is, it could have been a lot worse. a source tells cbs new yok that those three childre

and one to 911, to the law enforcement, to get them to come and check on these children who are unresponsives apparently evidence he went into the daycare facility before law enforcement got there and left with duffel bags full of something. what thatis, duffel bags full of something. what that is, they don't know. where he went, they also don't know yet. back to ou. went, they also don't know yet. back to yom thank— went, they also don't know yet. back to yom thank you — went, they also don't know yet. back to you. thank you so _ went, they also don't know yet. back to you. thank you so much. anti—government protests are again taking place in the armenian capital, yerevan, amid anger over azerbaijan's defeat this week of ethnic—armenian separatists in the enclave of nagorno—karabakh. for a third day, opposition groups are calling for the resignation of the prime minister. it comes after the two sides held peace talks yesterday. the territory is recognised internationally as part let's get more on this with our correspondent in tbilisi, rayhan demytrie. what is happening in nagorno—karabakh

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prosecutors say the wife, grei mendez, you see there, she discovered the babies in her care were unresponsive, poisoned by fentanyl earlier this month. instead of calling 911 right away, prosecutors say she called her husband. you see him there. he was caught on surveillance footage, dashing out a back alley with bags in his hand. that day care in the bronx a disturbing scene with investigators finding a kilo of fentanyl on the babies' play mats, even a trap door with drugs in that area. the suspect, who has now been caught, likely to face similar criminal charges as the others allegedly involved who have all so far plead not guilty in court, lester. >> all right, laura, thanks for following up for us. >>> there is growing pressure on new jersey senator bob menendez tonight. more than 20 fellow senate democrats calling on him to resign after he was charged with bribery. ryan nobles is at the capitol tonight where he's pressed senator menendez, will he step down? >> reporter: a day after defying bribery allegations and facing growing calls from fellow democrats to step down, new jersey senator

was at a light last night right in front of the palmdale police station when a witness found him unresponsive live. he was transported to the hospital where he later died. a procession of law enforcement officers escorted his body to a funeral home. investigators say surveillance video shows somebody in a black car pulling up next to the patrol vehicle and opening fire. the sheriff says it was a targeted act. this coward or cowards took his life while he's sitting in a red light. waiting to serve our community. his senseless murder for has caused a devastating ripple effect that reaches far and wide. it was an unprovoked attack on an honorable public servant. the deputy came from a law enforcement family. his father and grandfather both served in the sheriff's office. so far, no arrests have been made. the city of berkeley conducted its first citywide test today on its new outdoor siren warning system. this is only a test. the new system is designed to notify those outdoors to seek information about an evacuation or shelter in place that's underway. there are ten sirens around the city. five

there is another that says, you know what, as you are suggesting, this is all on the foot of the unresponsiveness and on representativeness of established democratic forces. they need to change their way -- they need to become more representative, otherwise this is a foregone conclusion. what is your take on this? i will go with this question to all three of you. mr. eisen: i think you have to furiously defend the modes of democracy. one of those two, is about the processes of democracy. in the u.s., because the constitutional order, it will not involve banning speech, unlike say in germany, like holocaust denial can be hate speech. what you can't do this fight furiously on that and not be very tight. there is a big debate that goes on in democratic policymaking here about how hard to bite. many people told me, even though alina in my research in the contrary, said don't impeach trump, because it will not work and you will just make the situation worse. but that is not what the political science teaches us. you need to sound the alarm. i would argue that first impeachment set the template. donald

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there is another poll that says as you were suggesting, matthew, this is the fault of the unresponsivenessand esunrepresented notice of democratic forces. and they in fact need to change their way. e nay need to become more responsive and more representative otherwise this is a foregone conclusion. we will go with this question to all three of you.e >> both poles. i think you have to furiously defend the modes of democracy. one of the two poles is about the processes of democracy. because of the constitutional order is not going to involve banning speech with holocaust denial. i behaved speech can beca banne. you can fight furiously on that pole and i will be very tight. there is a big debate that goes on in democratic policymaking herere. about how hard to fight. many people told me, even the bill might research was to the contrary, it don't impeach trump. because it will not work. you will just make the situation worse. but that is now the political science teaches us. the first impeachment set the template paid by the way donald trump agrees he tweeted about this lastnd week. a list of