earlier this week, yuma border troll apprehended 68 people who entered the u.s. illegally. one of them claimed to be an unaccompanied minor. he later admitted he was an adult and a part of the ms-13 gang. uacs from el salvador and other countries are given different treatment than those from mexico or other contiguous countries, or canada, and are allowed to remain in the united states only to disappear into the shadows. we have other data points, as you know, that in a joint dhs/doj/ms-13 operation last year, of the 267 gang members arrested, approximately 25% entered the u.s. as unaccompanied minors.

coli outbreak has been traced to remain lettuce out of you main -- yuma arizona.he first death was wednesday in california. restaurants such as this restaurant have been checking their produce surprised. >> are romaine lettuce is from california. we keep getting inquires on where our lettuce this from. one reason for this is because consumers are eating fresh produce year round. >> it is usually recut and bagged and that could increase the likelihood, if contamination did happen you would have cross- contamination.>> reporter: this bacteria could be resilient. >> could survive on machinery, water, on human hands or clothing or file or things like that. >> i try to take -- or on feet or things like that. >> i try to take as many preventative measures as i can. >> just washing it may not eliminate all bacteria. >> some of it might be called in the middle of the creases that are not washed out. some perform -- some row biofilms -- some row biofilms. those are harder to wash off. >> reporter: they need more funding from the fda to prevent future contamination. it is i

coli illnesses has been traced to yuma, arizona, which supplies most of the nation's romaine lettuce. the first step wednesday in -- death, wednesday in california. some restaurants have been checking their produce supplies. >> our company guarantees our romaine is from california. i've only had a few inquiries about where our lettuce is from. >> reporter: you see burglar researcher patrick says one of the reason is that consumers are easy -- eating fresh produced year-round. >> that can increase the likelihood that if a contamination did happen that you would have cross- contamination. >> reporter: bacteria has involved -- devolved to be -- >> soil, in water on human hands or clothing, feet, or things like that. >> i try to take as many repetitive measures as i can at home, washing everything thoroughly. >> reporter: in general, even washing produce may not eliminate all bacteria. >> they might have some of the -- some of them might be caught in little creases that are not easily washed out. some of them form little protective environments for themselves. and those are very difficult

coli bacteria illnesses have been traced back to romaine lettuce from yuma arizona. the cdc reported the first death in california on wednesday. restaurants have been checking their produce supply. >> our produce company guaranteed that the romain was from california. i have just had a few inquiries about where it is from. >> reporter: one reason for the contamination is that consumers are eating it year-round. >> it is frequently precut, bagged, mixed, and so forth and that could increase the likelihood that if the contamination did happen you would have cross-contamination. >> reporter: he says that bacteria has evolved to be resilient. >> it can survive in water and on soil and on human hands. >> i try to take as many preventive of -- preventative measures as i can and i watched things thoroughly. >> reporter: they recommend throwing out any lettuce from yuma arizona. and even washing the produce may not eliminate the bacteria. >> some of it may be in the tissue of the plant and some may be caught in the little creases. and some create biofilms. and that is a prot

that is tied to lettuce from yuma, arizona. the yuma lettuce season has now ended. investigators say most of the tainted lettuce should be working its way out of the supply. >>> the operator of the state electric grid is predicting very tight power supplies this coming summer. california independent system operator says below average hydropower production has reduced generation, meaning you may be asked to use less energy, especially during really hot days this summer. they did say it's unlikely the shortage will lead to rotating power outages. >>> 4:41 is the time right now. napa valley restaurant is being sued over allegations of sexual harassment. here from a kitchen worker who says managers did nothing when she complained about the abuse. >>> just in time for bike to work day, we have more on what's changing today for the bay bridge. >>> it's now 4:33. -- 4:43. two people charged with stabbing a woman and leaving her to die on a livermore road are due in court. the defendants are daniel and melissa. they are charged with the murder of 19-year-old lizette cuesta.

coli outbreak that made 122 people sick was linked it to romaine lettuce grown in yuma, arizona. the food and drug administration says no romaine lettuce has been harvested in yuma since april 16. it's now well past that 21 day shelf life. >>> a new report shows errors by uc berkeley animal researchers resulted in the deaths of 20 to animals. the animals included three monkeys, rats, rats, mice, and chicks. according to the chronicle, the deaths were due to abuse and  neglect. some of the animals suffered starvation, suffocation, and botched observatory -- surgery. >>> adding hundreds of new prosecutors. to have three major areas to focus on. attorney general jeff sessions will announce 311 new assistant attorney general edition to help fight violent crime. immigration violations and the opioid epidemic. this comes after president donald trump urged federal prosecutors to pursue tough penalties against undocumented immigrants as well as distributors of opioids. the federal government is also approved a new treatment to help patients break their addiction to opioids. the fda app

the cdc says the romaine lettuce season in the yuma area is over. and lettuce currently on the market should be safe to eat. >>> some popular drugs in over- the-counter treatments may stop you from sneezing, help you sleep or make you feel better but doctors are issuing a warning! new research indicates that they may be bad for your brain, even years after you take them. here's kpix 5's allen martin. >> reporter: a lot of smart students attend stanford university. we asked a few of them how they protect their brains. >> i like to wear my helmet when i bike and i suppose i also like to be mentally active. >> one of the best things is going into nature, you know, finding time to go camping, kayaking. >> get enough sleep. that's my number one. and then make sure the stress is lowered. >> reporter: you may want to think twice before taking certain prescription drugs including some antidepressants. they are called anticolin earningics. they block a specific neurotransmitter in the brain. >> you develop dementia. >> reporter: in the largest most detailed

they know that the tainted lettuce is from yuma, arizona.hey say 28 more people are sick bringing that total to 149 in 29 states. one person in california has died. you should avoid it unless you're absolutely positive it isn't from yuma. >>> ticks and fleas are dangerous for our pets. a new study finds a lot of pet owners don't realize the true dangers. 32% say they don't give their pets flea and tick treatments at all. it comes after new reports from the cdc found tick and flea bites tripled from 2004 to 2016. they spread serious illness including lime disease which can be deadly for animals. >>> coming up here, tobacco battle. the tip they are taking to keep candy flavored tobacco away from your kids. >>> how it will make the whole process a bit easier. you're watching today in the bay. 6:27. when i think about my favorite teachers, they're the teachers who teach me lessons outside of the classroom and with the way they make you feel. my teacher's a good role model, because she tells us never to give up. one of the people i think i have t

to 29 states. 149 people have gotten sick as a result of the outbreak which is tied to let us from yumace season has ended so authorities say that most of the tainted lettuce should be working his way out of the food supply. >>> experts say that the volcanic eruption's could produce acid rain and talks it -- toxic smog. they went door-to-door today to tell more residents to evacuate.>> reporter: this man is headed back to the mainland after losing his home to an advancing flow of lava. it is spewing lava from 14 different spots. >> i know those people they are my friends and they do not have insurance and they lost everything in they have nowhere to go.>> reporter: the red cross shelter sleeps 250 a night who are displaced from the volcano. some were let back in to collect personal items. >> reporter: a new eruption on tuesday forced residents to the nearby beach. they said there was high levels of sulfur dioxide gas. >> it makes your eyes water. your throat hurts. everything hurts. it is in your lungs literally.>> reporter: officials warned people to wear protective clothing. geologist

the last batch of tainted lettuce let arizona on april 13th and the growing season in yuma is now over, the cdc says it is unlikely that any of that lettuce remains tainted. >>> a 24-year-old fremont man working as a lyft driver has been charged with plying his passenger with alcohol and drugs and sexually assaulting her. vick lee has the story. >> reporter: being held without bail at the alameda county jail. it was on april 8th when he picked up a 29-year-old woman in oakland. the woman told police he drove her to a friend's house here in berkeley but when she had gotten here her friend wasn't home. he then told her he was off-duty but he'd take her back to her place anyway. he drove past the exit that led to her home. since he had missed the turn off he apologized to his ride and told her he would get her something to eat. they stopped at this jack-in-the-box in fremont, ate their meal and left. police say he then drove to his apartment in the 38 block in fremont. police say once inside his apartment he offered her marijuana. police say he then took her up stairs to his bedroom, told

it's traced to romaine from yuma, arizona. >>> lawmakers in hawaii have approved a bill that would bane of sunscreens containing certain toxic chemicals that scientists say are damaging to coral reefs. sunscreen makers may have to change their formulas. >>> the boy scouts of america is making history by dropping the "boy" from its name. >> they're calling themselves scouts bsa as they invite girls into the older groups. >> the girl scouts are apparently unimpressed. the ceo says in a statement that the girl scouts "are and will remain the first choice for girls." here's the complicated part. >> uh-huh. >> scouts bsa. guess what does bsa stand for? >> oh. >> boy scouts of america. >> i was going for the other -- >> not that bs. >> no. >> so they're saying they're dropping boy scouts from the name. >> it's still there. but it's still in there. >>> all right. coming up, road to riches, an armored truck spills money, but can you keep it? >>> and meghan markle's brother is issuing a warning. but it could use a grammar check. we'll get to it all on "world news now." "world news now." especia

coli infection is linked to romaine lettuce from yuma, arizona. the best way to avoid getting sick is to avoid lettuce from yuma. food contamination is being reported more often. more people are eating fresh produce year-round. >> it's very frequently. white, bagged, mixed and so forth. that can increase the likelihood that you would have cross-contamination. >> he also says bacteria has evolved -- have evolved more and are more resilient. more people believe that washing produce will prevent contamination. but he says some bacteria can get caught in tiny crevices of food and build their own bio food. >> reporter: what they have to say about the stormy daniels scandal. leaks that he reimbursed his attorney for paying off the adult film actress. a -- >>> it's wet ceo elon musk said and did not say during the earnings call that some analysts say is taking the stock down. musk called some of the questions boring and he did not answer many questions about the model 3 and cash flow. tesla lost in the first quarter of the year. it continues to struggle

coli bacteria illnesses has been traced to contaminated lettuce from yuma, arizona, which supplies most of the nation's romaine lettuce during the winter. restaurants such as party so have been checking their proto- -- paradiso have been checking their produce supply. patrick bauer says one reason for the contamination is that consumers are eating fresh produce year-round. >> it's very frequently pre-cut, bagged, mixed. and so forth. that can increase the likelihood that if a contamination did happen, you would have cross-contamination. >> reporter: bacteria has evolved to be resistant. >> on human hands or clothing or feet or things like that. >> i take as many preventative measures as i can. >> reporter: in general, even washing produce may not eliminate all bacteria. >> they might have some of them might've invaded in the actual tissue of the plant. some of them might be caught in little creases that are not easily washed out. some of them form biofilms, which are the cold to wash off. >> reporter: ktvu fox 2 news. >> oysters from canada are also being blamed for making number of peo

coli bacteria illnesses have been traced to contaminated lettuce from yuma, arizona. which supplies most of the nation's romaine lettuce during the winter. the cdc reported the first death wednesday in california. restaurants such as paradiso have been checking their produce supplies. >> all of our romaine is from california. i've only had a few inquiries about where our lettuce is from. >> reporter: one reason for the widespread contamination is that consumers are eating fresh produce year-round. >> it's very frequently pre-cut, bagged, mixed, and that can increase the likelihood that such a contamination invent did happen. >> reporter: bacteria has evolved to be resilient. >> they can survive on surfaces, on machinery, in soils, in water. on human hands or clothing or feet or things like that. >> i tried to take as many preventative measures as i can at home like washing everything thoroughly. >> reporter: bauer says in general even washing produce may not eliminate all bacteria. >> some of them might have invaded the actual tissue of the plant, some of them might b

the fda says no romaine lettuce has been harvested in yuma since april 16. it's not well past its 21 day shelf life. >>> three class-action lawsuits over the mishandling of hundreds of embryos and eggs at a fertility center have now been combined in federal court. in march, pacific first it does fertility center admitted that 400 embryos and eggs may have been impacted when a storage tank malfunction. -- malfunctioned. the plaintiff's claim irreparable damage. >>> mistakes made by uc berkeley animal researchers caused the deaths of 20 to animals. that includes three monkeys, bats, rats, mice, and chicks. according to the chronicle, the deaths were due to abuse as well as neglect. some of those animals suffered starvation, suffocation, and also had surgeries. >>> school resource officer in illinois is being called a hero after confronting a gunman at a high school. police say a 19-year-old former student with a gun fired several shots inside the school near the gym yesterday morning where seniors were gathered for graduation rehearsal. the officer assigned to

health officials have tied the outbreak to remain lettuce grown in yuma, arizona. fda has identified one farm linked to a group of illnesses at a prison in alaska. the yuma lettuce season ended so officials say most of the tainted lettuce should be out of the food supply. >>> ten brand-new bart cars will be put into service beginning next week after passing a round of state tests. because of technical issues during the initial rollout in january, state regulators ordered bart to put the cars through additional testing. the new 10-car bart train passed a systemwide test stopping at every station and automatically opening and closing its doors. then late yesterday, the california public utilities commission sent an approval letter to bart. >> these are our first 10 production cars performing very well so that's promising that as production ramps up we are getting good quality trains coming in and it will take time for each of them to go through the testing and get signed off for service. >> bart will now have 20 of the new cars in service. those two trains will be ru

cdc says it's unlikely any yuma lettuce remains on shelves. >>> the backstreet boys have released aew single complete with a music video it's called "don't go breaking my heart" it dropped at midnight >> is this the version of the other song -- ♪ don't go breaking my heart >> or same name? >> you were a back street believer >> i was more of an 'n sync fan. >> what's the difference >> the guys. my cousin was into 'n sync so i took her word for it. i had no taste in music back then, or now >> speaking of sound, it's the audio clip that divided a nation what do you hear when we play this recording >> laurel. laurel laurel >> so is it yanny or laurel? apparently it's the vocabulary.com entry for laurel, but why do so many people hear yanny? it's all in the frequencies. yanny is on the clip at higher frequency than laurel. it might have something to do with age as people get older their ability to distinguish higher frequencies diminish so, which one did you hear >> can we play it again? >> who could hear yanny? that's a singer, isn't he? >> that's yanni. yanni is the singer. >> i love h

one person here in california died after eating the lettuce that was linked to yuma, arizona. the fda says there has been no romaine lettuce harvested in yuma since april 16th and should not be in any stores. >>> and xbox is debuting a new controller to help gamers with disabilities. instead of traditional directional pads or buttons, it has touch pads. it makes it easier for those with disabilities, including those with muscular issues to play games. the price starts at $100. i was asking our director, people who play games, they say tip i can leer about $60. a little more for the controller. that is nice. >> yeah. >>> people are talking about a bold move by san francisco mayor mark farrell. the reason that millions of dollars is budgeted to send medical teams out to san francisco streets. >>> also what many consider disturbing video showing people openly using drugs at a bart station in san francisco. what a bart board member is doing right now after seeing these videos. >>> good morning. we do have quite a bit of slow traffic approaching the bay bridge on highway 4. but com

the outbreak is linked to romaine lettuce grown in yuma, arizona... an area that provides most of the romaine sold in the u-s during the winter. e-coli can be life- threatening, especially for the elderly, the very young and immune-the very young and immune-compromised people, such as cancer patients the c-d-c's advice... don't eat or buy romaine lettuce unless you can confirm it is not from the yuma, arizona region. (grant) also tonight...an oyster warning. california health officials say about 100 people have contracted norovirus in the past week. after eating raw oysters from british columbia... canada. canada has reported more than 170 cases of norovirus. (vicki) new tonight at nine... police in the north bay are investigaing a brutal home invasion in santa rosa... where the homeowner was tied up... and this is just the latest home robbed after several robberies in sonoma county since february...(grant) it happened this morning around 9-30 on primrose court... and within the last hour investigators wrapped up their investigation at the home... kro

coli outbreak traced to lettuce grown around yuma, arizona sickened 172 people in 32 states. cdc says the romaine lettuce season in the yuma area is now over and lettuce currently on the market should be safe. >>> today san francisco 49ers reuben foster will practice tomorrow. the domestic violence charge against him were dropped yesterday. a judge dismissed those charges ruling that there was not enough evidence for a trial. foster's ex-girlfriend had claimed that he beat her back in february. last week she broke down on the witness stand and said she lied. she said that she was upset that foster broke up with her. >> i think for mr. foster, he wants the publicity surrounding this case over so he can get back to his team. >> foster had a weapons charge stemming from the incident reduced to a misdemeanor. he could get community service for that charge. prosecutors say that the judge got it wrong claiming that there was enough evidence against foster to go to trial. >>> as for the team, the 49ers general manager said: team is one that must continue to be earned. we will contin

the outbreak is linked to romaine lettuce grown in yuma, arizona... an area that provides most of the romaine sold in the u-s during the winter. e-coli can be life- threatening, especially for the elderly, the very young and immune-compromised people, such as cancer patients the c-d-c's advice... don't eat or buy romaine lettuce unless you can confirm it is not from the yuma, arizona region. ( pam ) a warning about certain oysters to tell you about tonight. california officials say, about 100- people have contracted norovirus in the past week..... from eating raw oysters from british columbia.. canada. the state department of health put out the warning. the agency says, there is a possible risk of illness from consuming oysters ... harvested in south and central baynes sound. canada has reported more than 170- cases of norovirus. lawrence karnow: high pressure brought sunshine and warm temperatures to the bay area today. low clouds and fog lingered at the coast to keep temperatures much cooler and in the 50s and 60s. it is breezy again tonight especia

the e-coli outbreak has been tied to romaine lettuce grown in yuma, arizona... an area that provides most of the romaine sold in the u-s during the winter. e-coli can be life-threatening, especially for the elderly, the very young and immune-compromised people, such as cancer patients the c-d-c's advice... don't eat or buy romaine lettuce unless you can confirm it is not from the yuma, arizona region. (pam ) in sonoma county... a former boys and girls club director.... convicted of sexually abusing young boys... will spend the rest of his life in prison. 70-year-old paul kilgore was sentenced to 150 -years to life in prison this morning. kilgore was arrested back in 2016... after police connected him to a string of child molestation cases... dating back to 20-10. kilgore was working as a child mentor and athletic director. he worked at the sonoma valley boys and girls club for 10- years before resigning in 2013. (vicki) north bay police are investigating a home invasion robbery in santa rosa. it happened this morning around 9-30 a-m on primrose court. police say

the fda says know romaine lettuce has been harvested in yuma since april 16. now it is wall pass that 20 monday shelf life. >>> one company is looking to re-invite the wheel. michelin is launching an airlift tire called and we'll -- tweel . each tweel will cost $750. not cheap. >>> xbox is debuting a new controller helping gamers with disabilities. there are no directional pads, no buttons. instead, it's just a white slab with two large black buttons. making it easier for people with disabilities to play the games or people who suffer from muscular problems. that controller, by the way, the price it starts at $100. >> nice. >>> 6:26 is the time right now. a bold move from san francisco mayor mark farrell. the millions of dollars he's budgeting to deploy medical teams to san francisco's streets and what they are going to be targeting. >>> a homicide investigation underway right now. two people were shot to death. ktvu's alex savidge is out there. he will have details on what those investigators are working on right now. >>> right now, things have improved at th

it's tied to lettuce from yuma, arizona. that yuma lettuce season has ended now. investigators say most of the tainted lettuce should be working its way out of the food supply. >> yes is planning a trial run for its new fleet of environmentally friendly delivery trucks. it's teaming up with a british tech firm to put electric trucks in europe. they give off zero tailpipe emission. each truck will also have advanced driver systems that improve safety for drivers and other cars on the road. the trial run for the new fleet will kick off in london and paris. >>> our time is 625. firefighters have been concerned about fires involving electric cars. we will tell you about new information we are finding out about a tesla battery pack that caught fire in mountain view and kept igniting. days after that crash. >>> pretty moderate commute. we do have slowdowns out there as we look at the san mateo bridge. it's getting a little more crowded on the way over to the peninsula. >>> our skies are getting a little more crowded with some low and high clouds. but they'll clear out h

the last batch of potentially tainted lettuce left yuma -- the growing season in yuma is over. the cdc says it's unlikely any of that tainted lettuce is left. in total, 172 people got sick in 32 states and one person died. >> 6:06 now. oakland mayor libby schaaf is in washington, d.c. to vie for more federal funding for affordable housing and homeless services. her day comes a day after president trump criticized her for warming immigrants about i.c.e. raids back in february. the departme he said the department of justice should investigate her for obstructing justice. mayor schaaf says she didn't let the president's message distract her. she tweeted spent the day preventing our vision to make college a reality for every child from oakland. now on to d.c. to fight for federal dollars for affordable housing and homeless services. she included hashtags, not distracted, not obstructing and doing my job. >>> a racist rant caught on camera. a lawyer raging at a restaurant about people speaking spanish. >>> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. this

one person has died and health officials say the tainted lettuce was grown in yuma, arizona. >>> more teenagers are choosing sugar sweetened sport drinks. a study found that although students drank less soda they drank more sports drinks each week. a new study finds there are ways to help people with dementia live a happier life. when researchers studied 37,000 people and found good relationships with family and friends are linked to a better quality of life. other factors are social interaction, religious belief, and being able to manage everyday activities.>>> nearly 6000 uc berkeley students and alumni after this morning's commencement ceremony, but no event will be complete without a dash of politics. jackie ward explains. >> reporter: years of hard work , late nights, and lots of studying all paid off for the students today, and to end their time at berkeley it is fitting that before the commencement ceremony, it came with the twinge of political discourse. >> -- as of sunday the senator was all set to give this year's commencement speech but just hours into a three day you see w

because it only has a three-week shelf life and the growing season in yuma is over, the cdc said it is unlikely any of that tainted lettuce remains. >>> a teacher shortage, a qualified candidate shortage, oakland is dealing with it all. a job fair is helping applicants and the city. they teach different subjects and have different reasons for wanting to work in oakland. but they have a similar problem. >> looking at the open houses, the placeso rent. there's not much in our price nge. >> i live in san leandro. i'm experiencing the increase in rent as well. >> reporter: he would like the return to oakland as a special education teacher. >> the cost of houses in sacramento compared to in oakland, night and day. he would have to go where they can afford to live. the reason why oakland is having a hearted time hiring teachers. >> it is challenging because we're competing with those who have higher salaries. >> she is in charge of recruiting for oakland unified. she said they make between zprik $85,000 a year. they don't offer financial incentives like signing bonuses. >> in our district fo

because it only has a three-week shelf life and the growing season in yuma is over, the cdc said it is unlikely any of that tainted lettuce remains. >>> a teacher shortage, a qualified candidate shortage, oakland is dealing with it all. a job fair is helping applicants and the city. they teach different subjects and have different reasons for wanting to work in oakland. but they have a similar problem. >> looking at the open houses, the places to rent. there's not much in our price range. >> i live in san leandro. i'm experiencing the increase in rent as well. >> reporter: he would like the return to oakland as a special education teacher. >> the cost of houses in sacramento compared to in oakland, night and day. he would have to go where they can afford to live. the reason why oakland is having a hearted time hiring teachers. >> it is challenging because we're competing with those who have higher salaries. >> she is in charge of recruiting for oakland unified. she said they make between zprik $85,000 a year. they don't offer financial incentives like signing bonuses. >> in our distric

the e-coli outbreak has been tied to romaine lettuce grown in yuma, arizona... an area that provides most of the romaine sold in the u-s during the winter. coming up at 5:30 tonight-- we'll talk live with an expert about what you need to do to stay safe. (vicki) we've seen walkouts at schools across the nation in recent weeks as students call for an end to gun violence in the wake of the massacre at parkland, florida. today, more walkouts. but this time students are standing up for the 2nd amendment and gun rights. kron for's rob fladeboe joins us now live from san jose -- where a walkout was planned today -- rob? (rob live) i'm here at the downtown college prep alum rock high school where students were said to be participating in this show of support for the second amendment. but it didn't happen. there was no walkout and there was never going to be one. in a statement issued late today, a school administrator said it was a scurrilous rumor. (vo) but we know that several schools around the country did indeed partcipatein the protest by walking out of school ,si

they have tied the outbreak to romaine lettuce grown in yuma, arizona. >> reporter: there are plenty of bizarre ingredients used to make many popular foods and they are all perfectly legal. >> reporter: shopping for dinner. hungry? want a snack? instant noodles, soft drinks, they are fast, cheap and easy. but did you know, a lot of our favorite foods are made with ingredients or additives best described as bizarre? in any given month, eight out of 10 americans will eat or drink something that is processed with an ingredient they know absolutely nothing about. with the help of this doctor, kpix 5 assembled a smorgasbord of popular foods all containing a weird ingredient. we asked juliet and her daughter rosie to play along in our game of what is it? first up, shredded cheese. in it, powdered cellulose. >> cellulose is a plant product. it is made from a variety of plants, including, of course, would. the more cellulose you put in, which is very cheap to make it, the more money you make. >> reporter: up next, bree -- burritos, and pizza. ellis histamine -- this is made from hair and duc

authorities have linked the outbreak to romaine lettuce grown in the yuma, arizona area. >>> pick up a favorite snack and read the label and you might need a chemistry degree to understand the ingredients. as kiet do reports, plenty of bizarre ingredients are used to make popular foods. >>> reporter: shopping for dinner. hungry, want a snack? instant noodles? soft drinks? frozen entrees? they are fast, cheap and easy. a lot of them are made with ingredients or bizarre additives? eight or ten americans eats or drinks something processed with an ingredient they know absolutely nothing about every month. so with the help of dr. john swartzburg of uc-berkeley school of public health, kpix 5 assembled a smorgasbord of popular foods all containing weird ingredients. we asked juliette and rosie to play in our game, what is it? >> we'll work our way down. first shredded cheese. >> powdered cellulose. >> it's a plant product made from plants including wood. >> reporter: it keeps your cheese from clumping. >> the more cellulose you put in, which is cheap to make, the more money you make. >> re

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officials continue to emphasize do not eat any romaine lettuce unless you're sure it did not come from the yumaarizona region. >>> now to new developments in the worst mass shooting in modern american history. they released body cam video showing us for the first time deputies storming the hotel room of the shooter who killed 58 people at a concert below. nbc news national correspondent miguel almaguer has the story and a warning, this video is disturbing. [ gunshots ]. >> reporter: tonight, for the first time, the view from two officers who cleared stephen paddock's mandalay bay hotel room. the lead officer's body camera was never turned on. deputies breaching the sniper's nest after paddock took his own life. the suite on the 32nd floor, an arsenal filled with weapons and ammunition. this is where paddock murdered 58 during a music festival, the deadliest mass shooting in u.s. history. >> we believe the release of the graphic footage will further traumatize a wounded community. for that, we apologize. >> reporter: during the ten minutes of terror, paddock injured hundreds. many today still su

the lettuce was grown in yuma, arizona, and was last harvested on april 16th. officials say it should no longer be in stores or restaurants because of its three-week shelf life, but the number of people sickened is up to 172 spread out across 32 states. at least 75 people have been hospitalized and one person died in california. >>> and a florida 7-eleven has come up with a melodic way to try to keep would-be thieves and panhandlers away. ♪ the convenience store is blasting opera and classical music on outdoor speakers. police say there have been more than two dozen assaults, burglaries and thefts in the last month. the music is part of a 7-eleven program that encourages nonconfrontational methods the deter nearby loitering and crime. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," a look at the hands-on security markle will be undergo as a newly inducted royal and the dangers she'll have to protect herself against. i'm anne-marie green. northern is not a robe. it's just really nice toilet paper. ♪ your cat can't face the misery of biting fleas alone. advantage ii monthly

the bacteria tainted lettuce was grown near yuma, arizona. >>> the "los angeles times" reports singerrown is being sued by a woman who says she was repeatedly sexually assaulted at his los angeles home. the lawsuit was filed yesterday by the woman's attorney gloria allred. the woman claims she was assaulted by brown's friends at a party in february. she said brown pulled out a gun and waved it in the air. she also says when police tried to enter brown's estate, they were not allowed. allred said her client reported the incident to police. >>> the "hartford courant" reports on racial questions at a university after police were called by a white student on a black stunt who was sleeping. it was posted on facebook. she was sleeping on a couch in a common area when the white student called police. officers questioned siyonbola. forren 15 minutes. when they confirmed she lived there, they left. >>> and "sports illustrated" tiger woods has committed to playing in this year's british open in scotland. the tournament will be played from juul 19th to the 22nd. woods hasn't played in the britis

to eat romaine lettuce, that's because the cdc says the last shipments of romaine lettuce from the yuma, arizona region linked to the outbreak are now beyond their 21-day shelf life and it's unlikely that it's still in restaurants or stores. the outbreak killed one person and sickened at least 172 more across the states. >>> the nation's largest retailer walmart is making a major play for shoppers. walmart overhauled the website, adding a dedicated lord and taylor online store that will feature more than 125 premium fashion brands. >>> it was a prank so convincing it's earning kudos from the police department. a group of seniors set up the senior prank, what looked like a car crash through the front of the building, the back half the sticking out of a giant hole in the wall in fact it was all fake. half a car from a junk yard stuck against a black tarp and loose bricks. pretty impressive. >>> the great debate on social media that has america totally obsessed. which do you hear, yanny or laurel? for charity wo and winds up in jail. the frantic plea from his mom for help... plus, a ground

health officials have tied the poisoning to romaine lettuce in yuma, arizona. >>> the "philadelphia inquirer" reports two men arrested at a starbucks have come to an agreement with the city. the agreement with the city will pay $1 and set up a fund of $200,000 for entrepreneurs. >>> it will be the most restrictive abortion law in the nation. the state legislature passed the bill yesterday. it would ban most abortions after six weeks of pregnancy when a fetal heartbeat is detected. reynolds, a republican, says she will make a decision very soon. >>> and "the hill" says the teacher of the year gave president trump letters from refugee and immigrant students. mandy manning received the award from the president yesterday. she teaches english to refugee and immigrant students at a washington state high school. she said she gave her letters from students to mr. trump at a separate meeting. the students wrote what coming to the u.s. meant to them. mr. trump said he was excited to read the letters. >>> still to come, record losses for tesla. the electric carmaker has cash problems as it tries to ram

it was linked to yuma, arizona. according to the cdc, 172 people in 32 states were sickened in the outbreak. one death was reported in california. tonight, the fda says it is safe to eat romaine again. it is past the 21 shelf day life, which means what's being served today is not linked to illness. >>> starbucks under fire again for what many are calling a blatant display of racism by a worker. this happened how the side of los angeles. [ speaking spanish ] >> reporter: miguel intending his friend after learning he received this drink from a starbucks, on the label, a racial slur towards latinos. his coworker helps translate. >> they asked for his name, it's peter, and they wrote -- he seen it's not fair. >> reporter: miguel says his friend didn't deserve this. >> the friend is sad with everything he's going through. so it's hard. >> reporter: people nearby in disbelief. >> i'm shocked. i go to that starbucks about every day. >> when you put something in a computer, you're labeling somebody. >> i guess it brings bac

now the cdc suggests if you know or even think your lettuce is from the yuma, arizona, area, throw it away. >> a laptop theft thwarted and it's all caught on camera. some good samaritans rush into action to stop an alleged laptop thief. it happened outside of a popular cafe. cheryl, police are looking for the two alleged thieves, but they also want to see the good samaritans, too. >> they do want to talk to them. because police say this is an open and active investigation. it's .haing all over the bay area. people come up to cafes like this, grab computers and get away. but this time the getaway was caught on cell phone video. >> you might think the laptop robberies would happen exclusively at night. >> i'm surprised that it would happen here right next to campus, but it's not totally out of character for berkeley. >> the latest attempt of a computer robbery taking place on monday in berkeley. it was 1:00 in the afternoon. police say a suspect grabs a laptop and tries to run. >> a couple of good samaritans who were nearby saw what happened and attempted to detain the suspect. >> look

traceed it to farms near yuma, arizona and halted the harvest.ncy says due to the shelf life of lettuce, any sold now would not have come from the yuma area and should be safe. f.d.a. commissioner scott gottlieb will be on "the daily briefing" tomorrow and he'll discuss lowering prescription drug prices and tobacco regulations so we'll look forward to that. fox news alert. kremlin saying syrian president bashar assad has traveled to russia for talks with president vladimir putin. this comes as america's allies in europe are trying to figure out what to do about the iran nuclear deal. now that president trump pulled out of it, the british prime minister says she wants to uphold the agreement while the held of the european council had some choice words for our president. auto >> look at the latest decisions of president trump, some could think with friends like that, who needs enemies? thanks to him, we have got rid of all illusions. he made us realize if you have a helping hand, you will find one at the end of your arm. >> joining me now is the br

coli outbreak traced the lettuce grown in yuma, arizona sickened 132 people. >>> new concerns about lungr in younger women. researchers are now saying more cases in women than men between the ages of 30 and 54 are popping up. up to 20% of them are non- smokers. >> we really don't know why this is. we will have to do further research. we have looked at smoking issues. smoking patterns don't fully explain this. >> the american cancer society says lung cancer rates have generally gone down over the past two decades in both women and men. >>> some popular drugs and over- the-counter treatments may stop you from sneezing, help you sleep or make you feel better but doctors are warning there is new research that they may be bad for your brain. even years after you finish taking them. here is kpix 5's allen martin. >> reporter: a lot of smart students attended stanford university. we asked a few of them how they protect their brains. >> i like to wear my helmet when i bike. >> one of the best things is going into nature, finding time to go camping. >> get enough sleep. that is my number one thin

coli infection is all linked to romaine from yuma, arizona.t makes the best way to not get sick, to avoid that lettuce from there. but food contamination is being reported more often. an expert told us one reason that people are eating more fresh produce all year round. >> it's very frequently precut, bagged, mixed and so forth. and that can increase the likelihood that if a contamination event did happen, you would have cross contamination. >> also he says bacteria has evolved and it is more resilient. and most people believe that washing produce will prevent contamination. but he says huh-uh. some bacteria can get caught in crevices in food. >>> oysters from canada. >> yeah. they're being blamed for making a number of people sick. according to the state department of health, about 100 californians caught the noro- virus in the past week after eating canadian raw oysters. the affected oysters were harvested at four farms near vancouver island, british columbia. the symptoms are similar to the flu and it is very contagious. >>> a health warnin

coli outbreak was linked to lettuce out of yuma, arizona.according to the cdc, 172 people in 32 states goxaksick. one person edied in california. the fda says the htju8srgated x lettuce $]o now !w/passed its 2- day shelf life and it's unlikely that that lettuce is not being served today. >>> police are trying to track down two dogs and their owner after another dog and four people were attacked at a san francisco park. more now from kpix 5's betty yu. >> reporter: san francisco police need your help finding the owner of ntwo pit bulls whoá they say walked away after kkrh dog caused several injuries here at dolores park in the off-leash area. this is a 4photo sfpd shared of the man they need your help identifying. police say just before noon ÷&o sunday, these two pit bulls attacked another dog named bloom. bloom looks similar to this dog pictured here. bloom had puncture wounds to back. four adults with bloom ÷úclgot bite wounds to their hands trying to separate the dogs. sfpd says the suspect then Ãhçhed his pit bull and left the zo%scene wi

cdc is tieing the outbreak to lettuce grown in yuma, arizona. >>> and a nor ore virus outbreak linked to oysters. the california department of health issued a warning about eating raw oysters from british columbia and canada. 100 californians have gotten sick in the week. the number of new illnesses is declining but the investigation is ongoing. >>> learning your child has autism could be challenging for any family. but what if there was a new way to know earlier to intervene sooner. there are ground breaking research from the university of san francisco professor that highlights how the disorder could be detected a few months after birth. sam brock has the exclusive report. >> if this works, it is a window into the mind that could change our practice of psychiatry and neurology the world over. >> reporter: a man dedicated his professional career to studying neurological disorders has just developed an algorithm imthat could change lives. and lead to bet err -- better outcome for children with autism. >> if you are looking for the symptoms, you can't see them before two or three years