the c.d.c.t least 32 people in 11 states are very sick with dangerous type of e.coli. jonathan hunt reporting on the latest as we have had. >> the alert was issued an hour ago, date line 2:30 p.m. eastern from the c.d.c., it is stark in warning saying "c.d.c. is advising that u.s. consumers not eat any romaine lettuce and retailers and restaurants not serve or sell any. they are also advising that all remain that any consumer has be thrown out, including salad mixes containing any romaine and all shelves or drawers where that romaine might have been stored not just be washed, but also sanitized. the c.d.c. says the remain can lead to e.coli infection and that people across 11 states are recorded as becoming sick in this latest outbreak, with cases from october 8 to october 31. of those, 13 people have been hospitalized with one patient suffering a form of kidney failure. it is important to note, this is entirely separate to the romaine outbreak that lasted from march to june of this year, 210 ca

laura gieraltowski is with the c.d.c. >> f.d.a. is working on determining the source of the romaine lettuce, but at this time, they haven't been able to identify a single grower or supplier or brand of romaine lettuce. >> reporter: this is the second romaine lettuce e. coli outbreak this year. the first one was traced back to a watering system in arizona's yuma region, where most winter domestic romaine lettuce is grown. that outbreak caused five deaths and sickened more than 200 before it was declared over at the end of june. >> we really want people to know before we're about to eat a large dinner at the holiday, to not buy it and serve something else. >> reporter: all of this comes e the heels of a multi-state outbreak of salmonella infections linked to raw turkey products. the c.d.c. has posted four c.mple tips on how to safely prepare a thanksgiving meal. just go to cdc.gov and click on "holiday turkey." >> glor: good to know in the turkey preparation, jon. but of the romaine lettuce, there's no recall here because buey're jus

but in an email, c.d.c.icials refuted thatg: "the puerto rico health department did not send zika tests to the c.d.c. after hurricane maria." >> there was no zika testing done since september 2017, since the hurricane. so we have no way of knowing if we are still having tr.smission or n >> reporter: doctors began questioning y the health department was misrepresenting the zika response and risk. dr. alberto de la vega is chief ofthe high risk pregnancy u at university hospital. >> this isn island with a lot of economic problems and first of all zika is bad business for business. so the economic burden is huge. >> reporter: physicians say they fear the pueo rican government c more interested in protecting tourism than publialth. there's even evidence that the hurricane created more breeding grounds for mosquitos. scientists from a private research group placed mosquito traps around san juan neighborhoods. if they catch more than three of the zika-carrying species per trap, the zika risk is considered "signifi

reporter: what does it mean to have two c.d.c. members sitting at the election table for the first time ever? mr. jeffries: i think i stand on the shoulders of people like jim clyburn and john lewis and emanuel cleaver and maxine waters and charlie rangel and shirley chisholm. i'm proud to represent a district that was once represented in brooklyn by shirley chisholm. there's a great legacy of the congressional black caucus. this is not the first time that two congressional black caucus members have run for a leadership position. it will be the first time that you will have two african-americans within the top five in the united states of america. i'm sure it's a proud moment for our communities. but i'm focused on standing up for everyone. white, black, latino, asian, ative american, every single american deserves us here in the united states congress to work, democrats and republicans, on their behalf, to make their life better. one more question. reporter: you, i understand, get to make the call about whether to delay the elect

c.d.c.a task force to help with the ongoing investigation to find the cause of and improve treatment of outcomes for patients. now, a.f.m. is not new and there's another mystery here, the number of cases appears to increase in even numbered years while dropping in odd numbered years. in 2014, there were 120 cases. 2015 saw 22. and 2016, 149 cases were reported. and in 2017, only 33 were reported. no answer on that one. some lawmakers are calling on congress now to provide emergency funding. the c.d.c. to help investigate, treat and prevent this disease. >> shepard: laura ingle reporting. video shows the number a single gunshot at a gender reveal party. a border patrol agent hit a target to find out whether the wife was having a boy or a girl. excessive much? blue means it's a boy. the feds say the off-duty border patrol agent had placed an explosive substance inside the target. those flames grew into a wildfire that ended up about the size or half the size at least of detroit. the damage, $8

reporter: what does it mean to have two c.d.c. members sitting at the -- c.b.c. members sitting at the table for the first time ever? mr. jeffries: i think i stand on the shoulders of people like jim clyburn and john lewis and emanuel cleaver and maxine waters and charlie rangel and shirley chisholm. i'm proud to represent a district that was once represented in brooklyn by shirley chisholm. there's a great legacy of the congressional black caucus. this is not the first time that two congressional black caucus members have run for a leadership position. it will be the first time that you will have two african-americans within the top five in the united states of america. i'm sure it's a proud moment for our communities. but i'm focused on standing up for everyone. white, black, latino, asian, native american, every single american deserves us here in the united states congress to work, democrats and republicans, on their behalf, to make their life better. one more question. reporter: you, i understand, get to make the call about whether to delay the -- [inaudible

against these undemocratic unconstitutional and illegal missions by president might be by the c.d.c. and the puppet prime minister and i think with the speaker losing control of palm and the government paralyzed some civil servants of privately saying they don't know who's in charge and who can sign off on deals and projects all this political instability is hitting sherline because economy there are more than four billion u.s. dollars in foreign loans due to be repaid next year but your land is rupee if it is lowest level ever against the dollar as investors withdraw foreign exchange burnitz may al-jazeera and trying because pollard. is here because a former deputy intelligence chief has been arrested as part of a corruption crackdown by the new government prime minister rudd promised to weed out corrupt officials when he came to power in april and since monday more than sixty top army police and security personnel have been arrested some have been accused of being behind a grenade attack on ahmed in june. well the u.n. has extended the mandate for its peacekeeping mission in the ce

cred c.d.c. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] -- [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] >> on wednesday night, before the judges' ruling, outgoing arizona senator jeff flake talked about the trump administration decision to take away mr. acosta's credentials. it was part of a speech on the freedom of the press at this year's radio and television correspondence association dinner. up next, we'll show you the senator's speech in its ntirety. >> our keynote speaker tonight is from the great state of arizona. republican senator jeff flake. senator flake is a fifth generation arizonan and was selected to the united states senate in 2012. after serving 12 years in the u.s. house of representatives. representing arizona's east valley. as a member of the united states senate, senator flake serves on the energy and natural resourc

i met with the director of the c.d.c., the centers for disease control today, talked about the opioid epidemic and talked about the tragedy he is seeing in places like southwest ohio, dayton and cincinnati, my hometown, where we see inincidences -- incidences of hepatitis c increasing and even hepatitis a. these are diseases that are primarily increasing because of the sharing of needles and the opioid epidemic. so we have got our work cut out for us, don't we? in dayton, ohio, by the way, over the last few years, the death rate had gotten so high that the coroner's office was literally running out of space. there wasn't enough room to put all the bodies. i have held roundtable discussions in dayton and montgomery county which is the county around dayton. over the past several years and heard the bad news. i have often filled with montgomery county then-sheriff bill plummer who has been tireless in trying to focus law enforcement and the social workers and the treatment community and the business community and other community leaders on how to respond to this problem. our first respon

the c.d.c. reports 164 illnesses in 35 states, including one death in california. and about half of those sickened have been hospitalized. >> most people get sick between 12 and 72 hours after coming into contact with salmonella bacteria. most people will get diarrhea, abdominal cramps, and a fever. >> reporter: salmonella has been detected in ground turkey, raw turkey pet food, and live turkeys, an indication the bacteria is widespread in the turkey industry. a common supplier has not been identified. experts are reminding everyone to be careful while handling raw turkey in the kitchen. that begins by thawing in the refrigerator, and not on the counter. >> we really wanted to make sure that people are washing their hands after handling raw turkey, making sure that people are cooking turkey to an internal temperature of 165 degrees. if you cook turkey to the internal temperature of 165 degrees, this strain of salmonella should die. >> reporter: and that goes for leftovers, too. they should also be reheated to 165. hilary lane, cbs news, new york. >> ninan: well, wh

the c.d.c. says do not eat romaine lettuce of any kind, after a new e. coli outbreak. shy the president is sticking with saudi arabia following a ini.a. assessment that the crown prince ordered a killing. ne are in riyadh. and, cbs news confronts a top u.s. cardinal over his handling if church sex abuse allegations. all that, starting with the headlines in 60 seconds. >> two days before thanksgiving, ahe feds are warning romaine lettuce is not safe to eat in any form. >> it can lead to e. coli infections. an don't eat, don't serve, don't sell, don't buy romaine lettuce. on it's a mean, nasty world out there. >> president trump standing with saudi arabia after the murder of "washington post" columnist ngmal khashoggi. >> a

against this undemocratic unconstitutional and illegal militias by president might be by the c.d.c. and the corporate crime is right with the speaker losing control of parliament government paralyzed some civil servants are privately saying they don't know who's in charge and who can sign off on deals and projects all this political instability is hitting the line because economy there are more than four billion u.s. dollars in foreign loans due to be repaid next year to sri lanka's repeat if it is lowest level ever against the dollar as investors withdraw foreign exchange burnitz may al-jazeera in trying because parliament. u.s. president donald trump will travel to california on saturday to meet victims of the wildfires the killed at least fifty nine people it comes as firefighters are battling a new blaze in ventura county forty kilometers northwest of the was a fire that devastated malibu and the surrounding areas further north rescuers searching for one hundred thirty people still missing in and around the city of paradise which was almost totally burnt to the ground the u.n. s

he latest data from the c.d.c. suggest 60 to 65% 13 to teenagers -- 17-year-old teenagers are get are up one dose and 40% to date. but certainly people opposed to in general, that has been a concern. a concern about safety although the comprehensive review two years by the c.d.c. said that the ide effects much the vaccine are that of other vaccines. think another issue is one of sexual activity. again, concern that the vaccine a license for sexual activity but a number of studies decision to have sex or not is made almost independent of whether or not you have been vaccinated. parent takes their 12 or 13-year-old to see the doctor of the things. >> sure. nd girls tend to be vaccinate at an older age than boys and perceptions about when people become sexually role.e probably have a >> steve, you had an h.p.v. related cancer. describe your experience? >> i think the things that i when i had it is first something that hasn't come up a very treatable cancer. the success rate is extremely high. second was the infection

ill in fact even with the annual flu shot there is a condition called influenza like illness and by c.d.c.'s data eighty four to eighty five percent of the time when people get sick during the winter time it's by some other pathogen other than the influenza virus and the influenza virus is only given you are only given any protection by the flu shot against the influenza virus and so eighty five percent of the time you can be exposed to something else and get sick even if you've had a flu shot so exposure is not the same thing as becoming sick and i really like to talk about bacteria and viral infections instead of calling them diseases because diseases implies scary long term life threatening things when the vast majority of illnesses that are caused by an infection coming go in seven to ten days and are gone and leaving behind a lifetime of immunity and over use of these bacterial hand sanitizers over use of bacteria are of antibiotics to kill off all the good bacteria in our gut just leaves us more vulnerable to having a toxic load of things that come into our system and make us sick s

promoted by the speaker of the house the ninety demand went to the constitution was passed by the c.d.c. and a vicar missing her combine in two thousand and fifteen to strengthen parliament but critics like those behind me say the president has undermined the institution with his actions to first suspend and then dissolve parliament demonstrators who've been here every evening since the crisis began to see the president's actions and the democratic i would see. into the entire country has been big. feet but others are happy with what's happened. mr adversely gooden that. they're doing no harm done something. because this is my country and i want to save my country a number of petitions challenging the president's actions are expected to be submitted to the supreme court on monday. al-jazeera colombo. of the democratic republic of congo is calling its latest outbreak of ebola the worst in the country's history health ministry there says nearly two hundred people have died recently into northern provinces getting medical help to those areas hampered to be hampered by armed groups that con

know i mean this just to give people an example i mean right now the c.d.c. . over seventy two thousand people died from overdoses in twenty seventeen that's an increase of about ten percent from two thousand and sixteen nearly two hundred people die from overdoses every day that year when you do the math a majority of the nearly forty thousand of that seventy two was caused by the opioid epidemic which is also bubs basically one hundred thirty four people were dying from opioid overdose in the us incredible you know it's true and some of these are what would be i think anybody would consider some sort of it's kind of in the accidental category in the sense that these weren't overdoses on purpose and taking it it's that they literally were around so much for taking so much to relieve pain that you know that a certain point too because they're so addicted to it it's not even about the pain relief for me more to you well that's what's so insidious about opioids is that there's a point where especially these opioid medications oxycontin particulars that you have t

against these undemocratic unconstitutional and illegal mission by president might be by the c.d.c. and the pope but a prime minister either with the speaker losing control of parliament and government paralyzed some civil servants are privately saying they don't know who's in charge and who can sign off on deals and projects always political instability is hitting the line because economy there are more than four billion u.s. dollars in foreign loans due to be repaid next year the shoreline because rupee if it is lowest level ever against the dollar as investors withdraw foreign exchange burnitz may al-jazeera in trying because parliament. bangladesh a suspended plans to start repatriating more than seven hundred thousand ranger refugees to man ma officials say they were unable to find anyone who was willing to go out there on thursday thousands of ranges protested in refugee camps in bangladesh as a deal saying they did not want to go back to the safety fears many also complained they'd been put on the transfer list despite the opposition to going back in time jim has been speakin

closed for years thanks to a government bailout back in business from a the miller reports from the c.d.c. . just months ago these tea fields along the wild coast region in the eastern cape were abandoned and overgrown but a government injection of almost eight million dollars into the mob what t. farm means it now has a second chance stretching for more than one thousand eight hundred hecht is the management says this is the largest operating t. farm in the southern hemisphere to survey lenders and by the community and the go into frosty is a government owned company and release the land from the community and obviously tronic to as many people from the local community as possible the climate is soil conditions are ideal for growing black t. the farm was first established as a job creation project in the one nine hundred sixty s. and at one time was producing two point seven million tons of t. is season but a drop in the tea price a series of wage disputes and labor strikes as well as looting led to its closure worsening already high levels of rural poverty and unemployment. since it reo

people's movement against these undemocratic unposed and illegal mission by president might be by the c.d.c. and the corporate crime is good idea with the speaker losing control of parliament and government paralyzed some civil servants are privately saying they don't know who's in charge and who can sign off on deals and projects all this political instability is heating lanka's economy there are more than four billion u.s. dollars in foreign loans due to be repaid next year for sure lanka's rupee if it is lowest level ever against the dollar as investors withdraw foreign exchange burnitz made on his era and parliament ethiopia's former deputy intelligence chief has been arrested as part of a corruption by the new government prime minister with a promise to weed out corrupt officials when he came to power in april since monday more than sixty top army police and security personnel have been arrested some are being accused of being behind a grenade attack all of them with in june. the u.n. has extend the mandate for its peacekeeping mission in central african republic for another month whil

chris chang, who represents c.d.c., continental development corporation, from taiwan, and mr. ran, from shanghai. they are both very successful and socially responsible developers in asia. so i want to just mention a few names that help us get here today. one of them is the tenderloin housing clinic and randy shaw who actually hosted our bimonthly meetings in their office across the street from here, alongside with tndc and hospitality house. we -- the housing clippnic is going to help us provide a job training program to allow the residents in their projects to learn the skill to work in the -- the hotel when we opened. so there are many parts of this project that we think we can contribute back to the community. one other significant thing, though, that the project is driving is we're taking 50% of the arts fee to allow the local nonprofits that service the tenderloin area, the program includes wild flower institutes hidden gem program, phase two, counter proposals, the turk and taylor project, and the lgbtq interpretive program, and also, the magic theaters arts program. so

movement against these undemocratic unconstitutional and illegal missions by president might be by the c.d.c. and the puppet prime minister either with the speaker losing control of parliament and government paralyzed some civil servants are privately saying they don't know who's in charge and who can sign off on deals and projects always political instability is hitting your line because economy there are more than four billion u.s. dollars in foreign loans due to be repaid next year the shoreline because rupee if it is lowest level ever against the dollar as investors withdraw foreign exchange burnitz made on his era and trying because parliament. the german chancellor angela merkel will visit the eastern city of kenneth's on friday was sure violent far right protest in august after the killing of a local man two migrants who were blamed for his death john mccain went to gauge the atmosphere in the city as far right parties and groups continued to gain prominence. this city was once called karl marx start but on a sunny autumn day for most chemists as communism is a fading memory many peop

movement against these undemocratic unconstitutional and illegal mission by president might be by the c.d.c. and the puppet prime minister either with the speaker losing control of parliament and government paralyzed some civil servants are privately saying they don't know who's in charge and who can sign off on deals and projects always political instability is heating sherline because economy there are more than four billion u.s. dollars in foreign loans due to be repaid next year for sure lanka's rupee as it is lowest level. ever against the dollar as investors we drew on foreign exchange but it's meant to syria and. if the o.p.'s former deputy intelligence chief has been arrested as part of a corruption crackdown by the new government i mr met promise to weed out corrupt government officials when he came to power in april since monday more than sixty top army police and security personnel have been arrested some of the accused of being behind a grenade attack on a maid in june israel's far right education minister naftali bennett has threatened to withdraw his party from benjamin netany

again this undemocratic unconstitutional and illegal mission by president might by the c.d.c. and a puppet prime minister idols with the speaker losing control of palm and government paralyzed some civil servants of privately saying they don't know who's in charge and who can sign off on deals and projects all as political instability is heating chilling because economy there are more than four billion u.s. dollars in foreign loans due to be repaid next year for sure lanka's rupee as it is lowest level ever against the dollar. as investors withdraw foreign exchange. as part of. the saudi monarchy coalition fighting the war and yemen has halted an offensive against the rebel held city of. the fort there is a main entry point for much of the food and. is the coalition's western allies including the united states push for a cease fire ahead of another round of talks to end the conflict has warned of humanitarian catastrophe if the port sustained heavy damage. has a way to bring. the clogged up and in the suburbs to help solve a few kilometers away from the said to be offensive on

reporter: what does it mean to have two c.d.c.embers sitting at the elected leadership table for the first time ever? mr. jeffries: well, i stand on the shoulders of people like jim clyburn and john lewis and emanuel cleaver and maxine waters and charlie rangel and shirley chisholm. i'm proud to represent a district that was once represented in brooklyn by shirley his om. there is a great legacy of the congressional black caucus. this is not the first time that two congressional black caucus members have run for a leadership position. it will be the first time that you will have two african-americans within the top five in the united states of america. i'm sure it's a proud moment for our community. but i'm focused on standing up for everyone -- white, black, latino, native american. every american deserves us here in congress to work, democrats and republicans, on their behalf to make their life better. one more question. reporter: you, i understand, made the call about whether to delay the [inaudible] mr. jeffries: we're having

cred c.d.c. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] -- [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] >> on wednesday night, before the judges' ruling, outgoing arizona senator jeff flake talked about the trump administration decision to take away mr. acosta's credentials. it was part of a speech on the freedom of the press at this year's radio and television correspondence association dinner. up next, we'll show you the senator's speech in its ntirety. >> our keynote speaker tonight is from the great state of arizona. republican senator jeff flake. senator flake is a fifth generation arizonan and was selected to the united states senate in 2012. after serving 12 years in the u.s. house of representatives. representing arizona's east valley. as a member of the united states senate, senator flake serves on the energy and natural resourc