it s heading. mike tobin at o hare airport in chicago with nightmare people trying to get on the plane. we begin with fox weather correspondent max gorden in new york just south of buffalo tonight. good evening, max. good evening, mike. along the shores of a very angry lake erie. all day today, waives have been crashing over the railing behind me as 14 to 18-foot as well as have come ashore. part of the parking lot that we are standing next to right here has been coming apart actually and neighborhoods near us have had to be evacuated because of a storm surge that has pushed through and caused flooding. now, of course with this bomb cyclone we have also had to deal with very heavy snow and extremely gusty winds. the gusts of 72 miles per hour was recorded at buffalo, niagara international airport. also experienced white outside conditions zero visibility and shut out operations at the airport no flights, in no flights out. of course, road conditions are also very treacherou
"I really wanted to address the psychology behind why teens even consider self medication because there's so many things that contribute to why a teenage may consider it," said the film's director Kyle Santoro. "This project is really putting voice to all of those different perspectives."
fentanyl high is short, he says but intense. it s immense. relaxation, warm, comfortable. whatever you have it going on in your life you don t worry about it anymore. you are completely intent. o brien tried detox but alone he couldn t handle the pain. you feel like you are going to die but you don t. like having a full body flu and your bones are aching get hot, cold, sweating. days later he was using again. when you are so far addicted. the consequences don t matter. i fully knew at a point that i was going to die eventually but i needed to get high so i chased it regardless. his mother vowed to throw him out if he didn t find help but getting clean isn t easy. folks believe that human beings are cars and drive through a car wash and that s how not how it works. harold barker runs the sober living house. prevention starts with family. his advice. don t wait to get your loved one into treatment. don t delay. don t wait for the overdose. don t wait for the incar
john. john: devastating impact of fentanyl across the border, a huge toll on americans across the country. fox news recently caught up with a recovering addict about how he got hooked and what he did to get clean. william is live in los angeles with that story. we wanted to know what makes fentanyl so addictive, what is the high feel like, how do you get off it, and what can parents do. liam o brien knows, he s been there. as soon as you ingest it, as soon as you smoke it, whatever, you don t get to choose what happens next. you are young, you feel invisible, you feel like it s your choice, but these drugs will sink their claws in to you and very quickly before you realize it will change into something out of control. liam o brien spent $100 a day on fentanyl. i used my entire paycheck for drugs and for gas to go buy gas. fentanyl high is short, he says, but intense. it s immense, relaxation,