Wednesday, March 29, 2023
Season 1 Episode 3014 | 27m 30sVideo has Closed Captions
Nathan Fletcher is now facing a lawsuit.
Days after announcing he is checking into a treatment center. Nathan Fletcher is facing a lawsuit. How a former MTS employee claims he sexually assaulted and harassed her. Plus, more rain arrives to our already soaked county.. raising concerns about even more potholes, sinkholes and sewage spills. And, a new California law takes aim at gas price gouging, but will it actually drive down prices at
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Wednesday, March 29, 2023
Season 1 Episode 3014 | 27m 30sVideo has Closed Captions
Days after announcing he is checking into a treatment center. Nathan Fletcher is facing a lawsuit. How a former MTS employee claims he sexually assaulted and harassed her. Plus, more rain arrives to our already soaked county.. raising concerns about even more potholes, sinkholes and sewage spills. And, a new California law takes aim at gas price gouging, but will it actually drive down prices at
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>> WITH RAIN THROUGH THE NIGHT THE CITY OF SAN DIEGO IS ETIMATES THE WEATHER SHELTER PROGRAM.
MORE BEDS WILL BE AVAILABLE AT SEVERAL DOWNTOWN LOCATIONS.
THOSE ARE THE PAUL MERE CENTER AND FATHER JOE'S VILLAGES AGE LVING WATER CHURCH OF NAZARENE.
ECK IN TIMES VARY BY LOCATION.
HOW LONG WILL THIS RAIN LST?
WE WILL HAVE OUR EXTENDED FORECAST A LITTLE LATER ON.
>>COUNTY SUPERVISOR FLETCHER IS FILED MUCH HARASSMENT.
DAYS AFTER HE DROPPED OUT OF THE SENATE RACED AND ANNOUNCED TREATMENT FOR POSTTRAUMATIC STRESS AND ALCOHOL ABUSE.
WE HAVE MORE ON THE LAWSUIT AND FLETCHER'S RESPONSE.
>> THE LAWSUIT WAS FILED.
SHE WAS FILED ON FEBRUARY 6TH.
SAME DAY HE ANNOUNCED CANDIDATE úFOR SENATE.
E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. E. HARASSMENT.
THEODORE FELT PRESSURE.
HE IS CHAIR OF THE MTS BOARD.
SHEEP WAS AFRAI HE WOULD USE THAT POWER TO DESTROY HER CAREER IF SHE UPSET HIM.
THEY DID NOT RESPOND TO REQUEST FOR COMMENT.
SHE SAID HE STARTED STALKING HER ON SOCIAL MEDIA IN 2021.
IN 2022 SHE ALLEGES HE ASSAULTED ED ED ED ED ED ED ED ED ED ED ED ED ED ED ED ED ED ED ED ED ED ED ED ED ED ED ED ED FLETCHER ALLEGEDLY ASSAULTED HER IN CONFERENCE ROOM AFTER A COMMITTEE MEETING.
NEXT DAY AT THIS PRESS S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S UNCOMFORTABLE BY GRNING AT HER.
THEY RESPONDED TO THE LAWSUIT WEDNESDAY MORNING.
FLETCHER DENIED ALLEGATIONS.
HE COMMITTED TO HAVING AN EXTRAMARITAL AFFAIR.
HE IS MARRIED TO THE FORMER ASSEMBLY MEMBER.
HE SAID THE ALLEGATIONS ARE TO DRIVE HEADLINES.
SHE DEMANDED MILLIONS BEFORE FILING THE LAWSUIT.
HIS LAWYERS COULDN'T BE REACHED FOR COMMENT.
FLETCHER WILL AGGRESSIVELY FIGHT IN COURT.
IT IS A FEW DAYS AFTER HE ANNOUNCED HE WAS DROPPING OUT OF THE CALIFORNIA STATE SENATE RACE.
HE DECIDED TO LEAVE TO SEEK MEDICAL TREATMENT FOR PTSD AND ALCOHOL ABUSE.
>> WE REACHED OUT TO M TS.
THE GENERAL STATEMENT SAID MTS IS AWARE OF LAWSUIT ENGAGED AN OUTSIDE LAW FIRM TO INVESTIGATE.
FLETCHER REEF SIGNED AS BOARD CHAIR.
>> A FAMILY IN IMPERIAL BEAH IS FACING UNCERTAIN FUTURE AFTER RECEIVE EVERYTHING AN EVICTION NOTICE FROM THE LANDLORD WHO WANTS THEM TO LEAVE SO THE PROPERTY CAN BE REMODELED.
>> IN IMPERIAL BEACH TODAY THEY SHOWED SUPPORT FOR THE MOTHER OF TWO WHO FACES PROSPECT OF LOSING HER HOME.
>> LIVING OUT OF THE VAN.
THAT IS MY BIGGEST CONCERN% BECAUSE RENTS ARE TOO DAMN HIGH I WON'T BE ABLE TO AFFORD WHAT I CAN AFFORD HERE BECAUSE I HAVE BEEN HERE SO LONG.
>> SHE LIVED IN THE HOUSE SINCE 2017.
RECENTLY RECEIVED A 60 DAY NOTICE TO VACATE THE SUBSTANTIAL REMODELING.
THE SINGLE MOM WHO PAYS RENT ON N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N PAID LESS THAN NEW NEIGHBORS IN ADD JAYS SEPT PROPERTIES LOANED BY THE SAME LANDLORD.
IT IS A BIG IMPACT ON HER 12 YEAR-OLD SON.
>> SOMETIMES HE CAN'T SLEEP.
HE ONLY THINKING HOW I AM WORRIED.
HE SAYS, MOM, YOU ARE TAKING THE TOLLFOR EVERYTHING.
THAT IS MOMMY'S JOB.
LET ME WORRY.
>> THEY ARE CALLING FOR SENATE úBILL 568 HOMELESS PREVENTION ACT TO BELIEVE PASSED TO CLOSE LOOPHOLES AND PROTECT PEOPLE FROM BEING EVICTED FROM REMODELING.
>> THEY ARE STRUGGLING TO MAKE ENDS MEET, GOING THROUGH MOVING PROCESS WITH FIRST AND LAST MONTH.
HAVING TO TAKE TIME OFF WORK IS EXPENSIVE THE MONEY CAN LEAD TO HOMELESSNESS.
>> MOM AND POP LANDLORDS ARE FACING STRESS.
ACCORDING TO LILLY FROM THE SOUTHERN CALIFONIA HOUSING ASSOCIATION.
>> THEY DO NOT HAVE HUGE BANK úACCOUNTS.
THEY OWN ONE OR TWO OR THREE RENTAL HOUSING UNITS DOING THE BEST THEY CAN TO SURVIVE A REALLY DIFFICULT PERIOD OF TIME.
GLOSS BACK IN IMPERIAL BEACH SHE IS CORN TEMPLATESSING THE -- CONTEMPLATING THE NEXT MOVE.
MENDOSA JUST WANTS HER KIDS TO HAVE STABILITY OF A HOME.
>> IT BREAKS MY HEART.
THIS REALLY GIVES THEM A LOT OF INSTABILITY.
THAT IS NOT WHAT I WANT.
I JUST WANT A HOME WHERE WE CAN LIVE IN PEACE.
- KTBS NEWS.- >> THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA PROPOSING FIRST EVER R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R TRANSFER STUDENTS.
COMMUNITY COLLEGE STUDENTS WOULD BE REQUIRED TO COMPLETE NEW RRICULUM OF GENERAL EDUCATION COURSES WITH SPECIFIC COURSEWOR.
TY WOULD HAVE TO MAINTAIN MINIMUM GRADE POINT AVERAG NO GUARANTEE THEY WOULD BE ACCEPTED AT THE UC CAMPUS OF THEIR CHOICE.
THY ARE CRITICIZING TOO COMPLEX AND CONFUSING.
>> WE SHOULD BE ABLE TO TELL STUDENTS.
DO A, B, C YOU ARE GUARANTEED CHANGING THE RULES WHAT THEY HAVE TO DO.
>> EVEN THOUGH COLLEGE TRANSFERS ARE TWO YEAR PROCESS.
CAMPAIGN FOR COLLEGE OPPORTUNITY REPORTS ONLY 4% OF COMMUNITY COLLEGE STUDENTS ACROSS THE STATE ACCOMPLIH THAT.
MOST TAKE UP TO SIX YEARS TO FINISH ASSOCIATES DEGREE.
>> THE BASKETBALL TEAM MIGHT JUST RETURN HOME THE NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP.
>> IT WAS A RAINY SENDOFF THIS AFTERNOON.
THE AZTECS ARE COMPETING IN THE FIRST EVER TIME FOUR.
THE COACH SIGNED AUTOGRAPHS BEFORE GETTING ON THE BUS TO THE AIRPORT.
IF THEY CAN BEAT FLORIDA ATLANTIC THEY FACE YUKON OR MIAMI ON MONDAY.
>> WHILE THE TEAM IS AWAY.
THE ARENA IS WELCOMING FANS FOR A WATCH PARTY.
DOORS OPEN AT 2:00 FOR SATURDAY'S 3:00 P.M. GAME.
THEY WILL GIVE AWAY TOWELS FOR HE FIRST 2500 FANS WHO SHOW UP.
THE EVENT IS FREE AND OPEN TO EVERYONE.
NO TICKET IS REQUIRED.
THE ARENA CLEAR BAG POLICY WILL BE IN EFFECT.
>> GOVERNOR WILL PUNISH OILY FINERS WHEN THEY MAKE TOO MUCH MONEY OFF DRIVERS.
WE EXPLAIN WHAT THAT MEANS FOR STATEWIDE GAS PRICES.
>> GAS PRICES ARE CREEPING UP.
THAT WORRIES SCOTT JOHNSON.
>> THEY GO UP IN THE SUMMER.
VACATIONING OR MORE PEOPLE ARE DRIVING.
IT IS A PRICE GOUGE, YOU KNOW,- TAKING ADVANTAGE.
THAT IS WHAT THEY DO.
p>> NEW BILL WILL PREVENT THAT.
GOVERNOR SIGNED THE GAS PRICE GOUGING MEASUR FOR A NEW COMMITTEE.
THEY WILL GATHER PRIVATE DATA FROM OILY FINERS TO CONSIDER IF THE CAP IS NEEDED ON THE PROFITS.
THE PENALTY WHEN THE CAP IS EXCEEDED.
USD ECONOMICS PROFESSOR SAYS MORE TRANSPARENCY.
>> I GIVE THE CALIFORNIA ENERGY COMMISSION TO LOOK INTO THE OIL COMPANY OPERTIONS TO SEE IF THEY ARE PRICE GOUGING WHEN GAS PRICES SURGE.
ú >> DECISION COMES BEFORE THE APRIL 1ST DEAD LINE BE TO SWITCH TO SUMMER BLEND GAS WHICH IS MORE EXPENSIVE.
HE IS NOT SURE HOW BIG IMPACT IT WILL HAVE ON GAS PRICES UNLESS THE OIL COMPANIES ARE PROVEN TO PRICE GOUGE.
>> IT WL HAVE A MINIMALLY EFFECT.
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CALIFORNIA.
>> THERE WAS PUSH BACK FROM REPUBLICANS ON THE LAW.
GAL GOP REFERRED TO THE BILL AS RECKLESS.
NOT ONLY WILL IT RAISE GAS PRICES AND LEAD TO FUEL SHORTAGES AND KILL CALIFORNIA JOBS.
HIGHEST GAS PRICES IN THE NATION.
NEWSOM CALLED FOR ACTION SIX MONTHS AGO WHEN GAS PRICES SURGED $2.60 A GALLON MORE THAN NATIONAL AVERAGE.
>> WE ARE NOT GOING TO WALK, RIGHT?
>> THERE IS GOOD NEWS FOR UPCOMING SUMMER.
>> I DON'T THINK IT WILL BE AS BAD AS LAST YEAR.
I THINK WE WILL SEE IMPROVEMENTS ON THE GAS FRONT THIS YEAR úCOMPARED TO LAST.
BILL GOES INTO EFFECT IN JUNE.
LAWMAKERS SAID IT WON'T TAKE EFFECT UNTIL 2024.
LEGISLATION WOULD NOT ALLOW PRICE SIKE THIS YEAR.
KPBS NEWS.
>> VETERANS OF VIETNAM WAR WERE HONORED THIS MORNING BOARD THE USS MIDWAY.
THIS IS 50 YEARS SINCE THE LAST - COMBAT TROOPS LEFT VIETNM IN 1973.
HUNDREDS FILLED THE DECKS.
IT WAS A WREATH LAYING AND FLYOVER.- ABC 10NEWS SAID IT MEANT A GREAT DEAL TO THEM.
>> WE WERE NOT GREETED WELL WHEN WE CAME BACK.
I WAS SPAT ON AND CALLED NASTY NAES WHEN I LANDED AFTER COMING BACK FROM VIETNAM.
M. M. M. M. M. M. M. M. M. M. M. M. M. M. M. M. M. M. M. M. M. M. M. M. M. M. WE START TO RECOGNIZE THE SACRIFICES THAT WE ALL MADE.
>> THE ARMY SAYS PEOPLE WHO SERVED IN VIETNAM WAR REPRESENT úALMOST 10% OF THEIR GENERATION.
UNITED STATES IS HOLDING THE COMMEMORATION THAT RUNS UNTIL 2025, 50 YEARS AFTER THE WAR ENDED.
>> WE DO NOT SEE WHAT THE MARINES DO WHEN THEY LEAVE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA.
PAULA WAS GRANTED RARE ACCESS TO JOINT TRAINING EXERCISES BETWEEN U.S. AND SOUTH KOREAN TROOPS.
>> SHIP TO SHORE.
EQUIPMENT TRYING TO MAINTAIN ELEMENT OF SURPRISE.
>> THIS IS THE DRILL NORTH KOREA REACTS TO.
úAMERICANS AND SOUTH KOREAN MARINES STORMING THE BEACH ON THE KOREAN PENINSULA DRESS REHEARSAL FOR INVASION.
THIS IS DEFENSIVE IN NATURE.
>> 2500 U.S. MARINES AND SAILORS WOKING TOGETHER ON ONE LARGE SCALE JOINT DRILL.
U.S.
LANDING L PACK BRINGING TO O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O EARLY STAGES OF BATTLE.
>> WE HAVEN'T SEEN THIS LEVEL OF DRILLS FOR FIVE YEARS.
ACROSS THE COUNTRY.
THEY ARE BEING HELD ON LAND AND IN THE AIR.
>> WE GAINED RARE ACCESS TO THE TRAINING FLYING TO THE ASSAULT SHIP.
ON THE BACK OF NORTH KOREAN úMISSILE LAUNCHERS AND UNDER WATER NUCLEAR WEAPONS TESTS THIS úCAREFULLY.
>> 30 MILES FROM SHORE.
THIS IS THE POINT OF WHAT IS LOADED RIGHT NOW READY FOR THE LANDING.
>> THE MARINE EXPEDITIN UNIT IS FOR RAPID RESPONSE TO ANY CRISIS.
THEY ARE TO ARRIVE IN AN - EMERGENCY.
WITH FIVE CAREER GROUP IN TRAINING DUE TO COVID-19 THERE IS AN ELEMENT TO CATCH UP.
>> WE HAVE TO START WITH BASICS.
E ARE RE-LEARNING COMMUNICATIONS BETWEEN SHIPS AND AIRCRFTS AND PARTNER ORAL LIE úIN THE REGION.
>> NOTH KOREAN MILITARY MOVES ARE NOT THE MAIN FOCUS.
>> IT IS ROUTINE.
SCHDULED WE HAVE DONE THIS MANY TIMES.
THE FACT THOSE THINGS ARE HAPPENING AROUND US OUR FOCUS IS ON THE EXERCISE.
>> IT INTEROPERABILITY IS THE TERM.
>> WE ARE USED TO THIS NOW.
IF WE HAVE TO DO FOR REAL WE HAVE DONE IT.
WE KNOW HOW TO OPERATE WITH THEM THEM.
>> U.S. RETURN TO LARGE SCALE DRILL IN A REGION BOTH ALLIES.
PAULA HANCOCK IN SOUTH KOREA.
>> JEFF BENNETT.
TONIGHT ON NEWS HOUR.
CONGRESS QUESTIONS THE FORMER C.E.O.
OF STARBUCKS ABOUT CHAGES COMPANY IS TRYING TO KEEP WORKERS FROM ORGANIZING.
COMING UP AFTER EVENING EDITION ON KPBS.
>> WET WEATHER BACK.
TONIGHT RIGHT INTO THURSDAY.
FOLLOWING AN AREA OF LOW úPRESSURE AND ALSO WINDS.
ALONG WITH MOUNTAIN SNOW.
LAST ACTIVE CONDITIONS RETURNING BACK TO FRIDAY.
WINTER WEATHER ADVISORIES WEDNEDAY TO THURSDAY.
THIS WILL BE FOR AREAS ABOUT ú4500 FEET TO 5,000 FEET TOWARD MOUNT LAGUNA.
SNOWFALL 8 HE 12 INCHES.
AT IS HIGHER.
NORTH IN THAT DIRECTION BIG BEAR LAKE WE ARE GOING TO SEE SIGNIFICANT AMOUNTS OF SNOW.
AGAIN THROUGH TONIGHT WE ARE TALKING ABOUT WIND BE ADVISORIES- IN EFFECT SOME OF THE WIND SPEEDS TOWARD JULIAN AND PINE VALLEY WITH THE NEXT WEATHER MAKER IN OUR DIRECTION.
WET WEATHER ARRIVES.
SAN DIEGO 51.
CHULA VISTA 49.
HE SPIN THERE IS WORKING THROUGH THURSDAY.
THE SLIDE TO SHORE.
SOME CONVECTIVE ELEMENTS WITH THE THUNDERSTORMS.
S. S. S. S. S. S. S. S. S. S. S. S. S. S. S. S. S. S. S. S. S. S. S. S. S. S. S. S. S. S. S. S. S. S. S. S. S. S. S. S. S. S. S. S. S. S. S. S. S. S. S. S. S. S. S. S. S. WE ARE GOING TO TALK ABOUT ACTIVITY.
SHOWERS, THUNDERSTORMS, BIG DIP AND JET STREAM.
MPERATURES WILL TOP OFF AROUND BE 60 OCEAN SIDE.
A LITTLE COOL, 33 WITH THE SNOW.
CHANGES COMING LETTER THIS WEEK.
COOL AT THE COAST.
SUN IS OUT.
THAT WILL CARRY TO SATURDAY.
WE TALKED ABOUT CONDITIONS OVER INTERIOR BODY.
SUNSHINE FRIDAY.
A LITTLE WARM-UP AND LOW CLOUDS ON SUNDAY.
WINTER ALERTS ARE UP.
SUNSHINE RETURNS AND WE SEE MILD AIR NOSING INTO THE AREA BY SUNDAY AND MONDAY.
COLDER OVER THE DESERTS.
80s WITH SUNSHINE SATURDAY TO SUNDAY.
>> THE POLICE WHO RUSHED TO THE SCHOOL SHOOTING IN NASHVILLE ARE PRAISED FOR QUICK ACTIONS.
WE ARE LEARNING ABOUT THE SIX PEOPLE WHO COULD NOT BE SAVED.
MIKE HAS AN UPDATE FROM- TENNESSEE.
>> I KNOW THAT KATHRYN WENT DOWN úPROTECTING THOSE KIDS.
>> HER FRIEND WAS HEAD OF COVENANT SCHOOL ONE OF SIX LIVES LOST ON MONDAY REMEMBERED ALONGSIDE MIKE HILL, CUSTODIAN, úBIG MIKE.
THREE Y-YEAR-OLD STUDENTS.
THE FAMILY IS SHATTERED.
PASTOR HONORING HER ON WEDNESDAY.
>> SHE IS AMAZING.
SHINING LIGHT.
>> THE FATHER, PASTOR OF THE CHURCH THAT RUNS THE SCHOOL AND CLASSMATE WILLIAM KENNY.
THEY WERE GOOD FRIEND OF THE úTENNESSEE GOVERNOR.
>> THEY WERE ALL TEACHER AND FAMILY FRIENDS FOR DECADES.
WE WILL ACT TO PREVENT THIS FROM HAPPENING AGAIN.
THE FAST ACTIONS OF OFFICERS 14 MINUTES AFTER THE FIRST 9-1-1 CALL ARE WIDELY PRAISED.
>> NO STANDING AROUND TALKING ABOUT IT ASKING FOR EXTRA EQUIPMENT OR MORE PEOPLE.
>> WE COULD TALK ABOUT MORE TRAGEDY.
WE HAD SIX INNOCENT BEAUTIFUL L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L OFFICERS THAT WENT ON HARM'S WAY T STOP THIS.
>> IN FINANCIALILLE KPB -- NASHVILLE.
>> IT IS LOOKING LIKE NOTHING WILL BE DONE TO ADDRESS VIOLENCE.
KIDS ARE THE VICTIMS OF SHOOTINGS.
>> ANOTHER GUN VIOLENCE TRAGEDY IN AMERICA.
UNDERSCORING THE FINDINGS OF STARTLING NEW FINDING.
FIREARMS LEADING CAUSE OF DEATH AMONG CHILDREN AND ADDCHILDREN AND ADD LESS CENTS.
19% OF DEATHS 1-18.
NEARLY 3600 CHILDREN DIED IN GUN RELATED NCIDENTS THAT YEAR.
IN NO OTHER COUNTRY ARE THEY THE TOP FOUR CAUSES AMONG CHILDREN.
>> WE HAVE 350 MILLION FIREARMS IN THIS COUNTRY.
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>> THE MAJORITY OF AMERICANS úSUPPORT STRICTR GUN LAWS.
>> WE HAVE TO DO SOMETHING.
>> DIVIDED CONGRESS MEANS THE LEGISLATION WILL NOT MOVE FORWARD.
>> EVERY TOWN FOR GUN SAFETY SAYS GUN LAWS WORK.
>> ACROSS THE BOARDS STATES WITH STRONG LAWS LOWER RATES OF GUN DEATH.
STATES WITH WEAK LAWS HIGHEST RATES OF GUN DEATH.
> INCUMBENT TO TREAT THE ISSUE AS PUBLIC HEALTH CRISIS.
>> GUNS WILL REMAIN THE LEADING CAUSE OF DEATH FOR CHILDREN AND TENS.
>> A BILL INTENDED TO REDUCE OPIOID OVERDOSES IS MOVING THRUGH THE LEGISLATURE.
IT WOULD REQUIRE NARCAN TO BLOCK EFFECTS OF OPIOIDS ON SITE AT T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T HEALTH COMMITTEE.
MORE THAN 6800 OPIOID RAY LATED DEATHS IN 2021.
NARCAN CAN REVERSE THE OVERDOSE IS APPROVED OVER THE COUNTER.
WE SEE STEP BY STEP HOW TO ADMINISTER THIS LIFE SAVING MEDICATION.
ú >> IT IS A CRISIS IN AMERICA.
DEATHS FROM OPIOID OVERDOSES OSE MORE THAN 17% IN ONE YEAR.
69,000 IN 2020 TO 81,000 IN ú2021.
OW FOR THE FIRST TIME EVER THE FOOD AND DRUG ADINISTRATION APPROVED AN OPIOID OVERDOSE ANECDOTE FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER USE.- >> IF YOU COME ACROSS A PERSON NOT BREATHING AND YOU SUSPECT IT ISITIS AN OVERDOSE YOU CAN SAVE THE DOSE.
- SOLD IN DRUGSTORES AND GROCERY STORES AND GAS STATIONS AND ONLINE.
ADDICTION PSYCHIATRIST WITH THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY SAYS IT IS SMPLE.
>> STEP ONE.
CHECK.
WAKE UP.
STEP TWO.
úGIVE FIRST DOSE OF NARCAN.
STEP THREE.
CALL 911. úSTEP FOUR WATCH AND GIVE MORE EVERY TO TO THREE MINUTES UNTIL THE PERSON WAKES UP.
P. P. P. P. P. P. P. P. P. P. P. P. P. P. P. P. P. P. P. P. P. P. P. P. P. P. P. P. P. P. P. P. P. P. P. P. P. EXPERIENCE AN OVERDOSE WITHOUT TAKING MORE OPIOIDS.
STAY WITH THEM UNTIL THE AMBULANCE ARRIVES GIVES THE BEST% POSSIBLE CHANCE OF SURVIVING.
>> EVERY STATE ALLOWS NARCAN úWITHOUT A PRESCRIPTION TO THOSE SUBJECT TO OVERDOSE.
I AM ANDY GAITHER.
>> YOU CAN FIND THE STORIES ON THE WEBSITE KTBS.ORG.
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