Waching daily Mar 28 2017

THESE YEARS, THIS IS A PICTURE

THAT RESONATES WITH ALL OF US.

ERICA BAKER DISAPPEARED FROM

A KETTERING PARK IN 19-99.

HER BODY HAS NEVER BEEN FOUND,

BUT INVESTIGATORS HAVE NEVER

GIVEN UP HOPE. SHE WOULD NOW

BE IN HER LATE 20'S.

KATIE: NOW, A SENATE BILL

HOPES TO SHED MORE LIGHT ON

MISSING PERSONS CASES IN OHIO.

AND ERICA'S FATHER, GREG, IS

TRYING TO HELP.MARK: 2 NEWS

REPORTER MAYTAL LEVI WAS IN

COLUMBUS TODAY... FOR A STORY

YOU'LL SEE TONIGHT ONLY ON 2.

MAYTAL LEVI:MARK, ERICA AND I

WERE THE SAME AGE... AND I

REMEMBER HOW MY PARENTS

REACTED TO HER DISAPPEARANCE.

TODAY HER FATHER, GREG TOLD

STATE SENATORS IT WOULD BE AN

HONOR TO HAVE A DAY DEDICATED

TO HIS DAUGHTER AND OTHER

MISSING KIDS.

GREG BAKER: I DON'T HAVE A

LONG SPEECH, I DIDN'T WRITE

ANYTHING OUT. I JUST WANTED TO

LET YOU KNOW AS A FATHER OF A

MISSING CHILD THAT IT'S VERY

IMPORTANT TO US TO HAVE THAT

KIND OF DAY."SPEAKING FROM THE

HEART.GREG BAKER TOOK HIS

MESSAGE TO THE STATE HOUSE IN

COLUMBUS-- HOPING SENATORS

WOULD APPROVE AN ENTIRE DAY

DEDICATED TO MISSING CHILDREN

IN OHIO.GREG BAKER: MY

DAUGHTER...HER NAME IS ERICA

NICOLE BAKER...SHE WENT

MISSING FEBRUARY 7TH OF

1999...THIS WOULD BE AN HONOR

FOR YOU FOLKS TO PASS THIS

BILL FOR NATIONAL MISSING

CHILDRENS DAY.IT'S BEEN 18

YEARS SINCE ERICA BAKER

DISAPPEARED FROM KETTERING.

SPARKING NATIONAL ATTENTION.

SENATOR BOB HACKETT SAYS HE

WAS SURPRISED OHIO DOESN'T

ALREADY HAVE A DAY RECOGNIZING

MISSING CHILDREN.SEN. BOB

HACKETT/(R) COLUMBUS:"IT TEARS

YOU APART. I THINK ONE THING

AS A PARENT, YOU NEVER WANT TO

OUTLIVE YOUR CHILDREN. TO

LOSE...YOU JUST CAN'T PUT

YOURSELF IN THAT POSITION."HER

FATHER IS HOLDING ONTO HOPE

THAT A DAY DEDICATED TO HIS

DAUGHTER AND MISSING KIDS WILL

PUSH INVESTIGATIONS FORWARD.

GREG BAKER: IT'S HAPPENED

BEFORE WHERE PEOPLE COME

FORWARD YEARS AND YEARS LATER

IN THOSE SMALL...MINUTE

HAPPENINGS AND BEEN ABLE TO

SOLVE CASES..

MAYTAL: IF IT GETS PASSED

- OHIO'S MISSING CHILDREN DAY

WILL BE ON MAY 25TH. WE'LL

KEEP YOU POSTED. MAYTAL LEVI

2 NEWS WORKING FOR YOU

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2 News at 6 pm Weather - Duration: 3:46.

DAVIS WITH YOUR STORM TEAM TWO

FORECAST.

BRIAN:WE HAD SOME RAIN AROUND

THE AREA THIS MORNING, BUT

THAT PRECIPITATION HAS MOVED

WELL OFF TO OUR EAST TONIGHT.

WE STILL HAVE SOME LINGERING

CLOUD COVER AND NORTH WINDS

WILL CONTINUE TO BRING IN

COOLER AIR WITH TEMPERATURES

BY 11 O'CLOCK DROPPING INTO

THE MID FORTIES. THE WEDNESDAY

FORECAST SHOWS A TEMPERATURE

OF 40 AT 8 O'CLOCK WITH CLOUDY

SKIES. CLOUDS WILL BREAK AS WE

HEAD INTO THE AFTERNOON AND

TEMPERATURES WILL JUMP BACK UP

INTO THE UPPER 50S BY LATE

AFTERNOON.THE WEATHER

HEADLINES TONIGHT WILL HAVE

THOSE CLOUDS AROUND WITH A

CLOUDS BREAKING ON WEDNESDAY.

IT WILL STILL BE COOL ON

WEDNESDAY. THE DRY WEATHER

ENDS THURSDAY AS SHOWERS AND

THUNDERSTORMS RETURN FOR THE

END OF THE WORK WEEK. LOW

TEMPERATURE TONIGHT WILL DROP

INTO THE 30S OVER THE NORTHERN

PART OF OUR REGION WHILE DOWN

HERE IN DAYTON WE WILL BE

CLOSE TO 40. HIGHS TOMORROW

WILL RECOVER INTO THE UPPER

50S TO NEAR 60.STORM TEAM 2

WEATHER CAMERAS TONIGHT ARE

SHOWING CLOUDY SKIES ACROSS

THE REGION. NO RAIN THOUGH IS

FALLING FROM THOSE CLOUDS AND

THERE ARE A FEW THIN SPOTS IN

THE OVERCAST. LIVE DOPPLER 2

HD CONTINUES TO SHOW DRY

WEATHER ACROSS THE MIAMI

VALLEY. MOST OF THE RAIN EAST

OF US NOW WITH DRY CONDITIONS

TO OUR NORTH AND WEST.

CURRENTLY IN DAYTON WE HAVE

TEMPERATURES IN THE FIFTIES

WITH NORTH WINDS AT 5 TO 15

MILES PER HOUR. TEMPERATURES

ACROSS THE REGION INDICATE

READINGS TO THE NORTH IN THE

FORTIES. FIFTIES ARE ON THE

MAP IN THE DAYTON AREA BUT WE

HAVE MILDER READINGS ACROSS

SOUTHERN OHIO.THE FUTURE TRACK

FORECAST MAP IS SHOWING DRY

WEATHER TONIGHT. CLOUDS BREAK

A BIT ON WEDNESDAY AS WE GET

BACK TO PARTLY CLOUDY SKIES.

FINALLY A WARM FRONT HEADS OUR

WAY WEDNESDAY NIGHT AND INTO

THURSDAY, AND WITH THE

APPROACH OF THAT FRONT THE

CHANCE OF RAIN WILL BE ON THE

RISE.THE STORM TEAM 2 FORECAST

TONIGHT. CLOUDY SKIES WITH A

LOW TONIGHT OF 40. WINDS OUT

OF THE NORTH. FOR TOMORROW

WEDNESDAY WE WILL START OFF

WITH SOME MORNING CLOUDS THEN

PARTLY SUNNY HIGH 57. THE HOUR

BY HOUR FORECAST HAS CLOUDY

SKIES FOR A GOOD PART OF THE

MORNING WITH TEMPERATURES IN

THE 40S, BUT AS SUN RETURNS WE

WILL SEE TEMPERATURES CLIMB

WELL INTO THE FIFTIES TO NEAR

60 BY THE END OF THE DAY. THE

STORM TEAM TO 7 DAY FORECAST.

THURSDAY SHOWERS AND

THUNDERSTORMS RETURN WITH

HIGHS IN THE MID SIXTIES.

SHOWERS COULD LINGER ON FRIDAY

AND SOME THUNDER POSSIBLE, TOO

HIGH 62. GOOD NEWS FOR THE

WEEKEND. SATURDAY WILL BE DRY

WITH A HIGH OF 57. SUNDAY

PARTLY SUNNY SKIES AND 62.

RAIN CHANCES WILL RETURN ON

MONDAY AND TUESDAY WITH HIGHS

IN THE SIXTIES.

KATIE: THANKS, BRIAN.

2 SPORTS, POWERED BY FORD.

JACK POHL:

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Report to be released April 7th - Duration: 0:22.

THEM, COMING UP ON THE CBS 42

NEWS AT SIX.

COVERING MONTGOMERY:

IMPEACHMENT PROCEEDINGS

AGAINST GOVERNOR BENTLEY COULD

BEGIN AS EARLY AS APRIL 10TH..

THAT'S ACCORDING TO THE

HOUSE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE'S

SPECIAL COUNSEL.

JACK SHARMANN RELEASED A

TENTATIVE SCHEDULE FOR

IMPEACHMENT PROCEEDINGS TODAY.

THE TIMELINE BEGINS WITH A

WRITTEN REPORT OF HIS

INVESTIGATION TO BE RELEASED

ON APRIL 7TH.

THE FIRST DAY OF COMMITTEE

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News 8 checks in with first responders dealing with opioid epidemic - Duration: 2:04.

S 8'S MEREDITH

JORGENSEN SPOKE WITH CREWS AND

INVESTIGATORS IN

LANCASTER

COUNTY.

>> IT IS, EVERY DAY, IT'S

ROUTINE, PART OF THE OPERATION

NOW.

MEREDITH: THE

CONSTANT CALL

FOR OPIOID OVERDOSES CAN I

TAKE ITS TOLL.

>>

WE SORT OF TAKE THESE

PEOPLE FOR GRANTED THEY'RE

GOING TO BE THERE AND WE

FORGET THERE'S GOING TO BE A

HUMAN BEHIND THAT.

MEREDITH: THE LANCASTER E.M.S.

IS FOCUS ON ITS EMPLOYEES AS

MUCH AS IT'S OVERDOSE CASE,

ESPECIALLY IN CASES WHERE

E.M.S. WORKERS HAVE SEEN

THE

SAME PATIENT MORE THAN TEN

TIMES.

>> THERE'S A SENSE OF NOT

MAKING A DIFFERENCE.

WHEN WE'RE

SEEING THE SAME

PATIENTS, WE'RE SEEING THE

SAME PROBLEM, AND THE PROBLEM

IS GETTING WORSE, I

THINK

THERE'S ALMOST A SENSE OF

FAILURE.

>> THEY ARE FEELING SOMEWHAT

OF

A HOPELESSNESS.

MEREDITH: THE LEADERS LOOK FOR

CHANGES IN BEHAVIOR, WORK

OTHERS WHO ARE MORE QUIET,

EMPLOYEES SHOWING INCREASED

SIGNS OF STRESS, CHANGES IN

SLEEP.

HERE IN THE

STATION'S CREW

QUARTERS, E.M.S. WORKERS CAN

TALK TO EACH OTHER ABOUT HOW

THEY FEEL, ANSWERING ALL OF

THESE

HEROIN-RELATED CALLS BUT

BOB SAYS IT'S IMPORTANT THAT

THEY KNOW WHERE TO TURN IF

THEY NEED ADDITIONAL HELP.

LANCASTER E.M.S. OFFERS

PROFESSIONAL COUNSELING AND

HAS A CHAPLAIN

WHO MEETS WITH

EMPLOYEES AND THE TEAM WATCHES

OUT FOR EACH OTHER.

>> WE HAVE EACH OTHER'S BACK.

MEREDITH: THEY'RE

CARING FOR

EACH OTHER WHILE CARING FOR

OVERDOSE PATIENTS, HOPING

SOMETHING

CHANGES SOON.

IN LANCASTER COUNTY, MEREDITH

JORGENSEN, NEWS 8.

KIM: BOB MAY SAYS

SUICIDE

RATES ARE HIGHER AMONG FIRST

RESPONDERS NATION-WIDE, SO

LANCASTER E.M.S. IS ALWAYS

MAKING SURE THAT ITS EMPLOYEES

HAVE RESOURCES AND DID IF

THEY'RE STRUGGLING WITH

WORK-RELATED INCIDENTS.

MANY PROVIDERS USE THOSE

RESOURCES AFTER EXPANDING TO

THE AMISH SCHOOL

SHOOTING MORE

THAN A DECADE AGO.

>> NEWS 8 HAS BEEN LOOKING

INTO THE OPIOID EPIDEMIC.

IT'S

CALLED "STATE OF

ADDICTION."

THIS MONTH WE'VE BEEN LOOKING

AT THE IMPACT OF OPIOID USE IN

SPORTS.

TOMORROW NIGHT AT 6:00, NEWS

8'S BARBARA BARR SPOKE WITH

SUSQUEHANNA VALLEY TRAIN