, getting hooked on nicotine, 27% of teenage schoolchildren in the us, according to the centers for disease controlr being with us. plenty more on business news throughout the day here on bbc. 0n the live web page. news throughout the day here on bbc. on the live web page. we will see you again, same time, tomorrow. it hasn't been as cold this morning as yesterday morning, for most of us, frost free start to the day, quite a bit of cloud out there but for most of us, dry, staying dry into the afternoon, bit of a breeze picking up from the south. not com pletely picking up from the south. not completely dry, rain this morning, particularly in cornwall, eston or northern ireland, and elsewhere, looking dry, as i mentioned, brighter, sunny spells developing, maximum temperatures getting up to six to ii maximum temperatures getting up to six to 11 degrees. tonight, continuing with a bit of rain across the far south—west, towards pembrokeshire. elsewhere, clear skies. pockets of frost towards scotland, east of scotland, temperatures close to freezing, frost free night elsewhere, staying above freezing,

the centers for disease control say most of the nearly 40 vape-related deaths nationwide are connected to the use of unregulated thc cartridges from the black market where manufacturers add vitamin e acetate to thicken the liquid. >> totally fine if you were to ingest it. but when you inhale the aerosol of it it forms the oil on the inside of your lungs and that's what's causing the issue. >> reporter: sonoma county considering shutting down vape shops in unincorporated areas. >> i would say we have 250, 300-plus signatures. >> reporter: vape shops countywide have petitions ready to fight back. >> vape shops are very strict about who we i.d. and who we let into the shop. vape shops could be exempt from this flavor ban. it would be a win-win. >> reporter: he points out that if you shut down regulated vape shops people are still going to vape, they're just going to get their product in the black market or online, which is exactly where the problem is according to the centers for disease control. live in rohnert park, terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >> that's a valid point. thank you,

that's according to the centers for disease control and prevention. (ken) today, the c-d-c said, flu season has seen its earliest start in 10 years. joining us now in studio is kron 4s grant lodes... with the latest on the flu's early comeback. grant?(grant) 10 years since the flu started this early.started this since the flu 10 years since the flu started this early. a strain of the flu that's particularly tough on kids is showing up early, too - for the first time in 27- years. there's significant flu activity in all but 12 states... and it's hitting the southeast and southwest the hardest. already this year, two flu deaths were reported in santa clara county. a child and an adult under 65 years-old passed away. officials said the adult had an underlying illness and that the child was relatively healthy and most likely contracted the illness while overseas. last flu season... santa clara county saw 27 cases of severe flu related illnesses... resulting in eight deaths. experts say the early flu season this year.. is even more reason to get the flu sh

today the center for disease control and prevention said that flu season has seen its earliest start a strain of the flu that's particularly tough on kids is showing up early, too - for the first time in 27 years. so far- there's significant flu activity in all but 12 states... and it's hitting the southeast and southwest the hardest. experts say the early flu season is even more reason to get the flu shot if you haven't already. (grant) both republicans and democrats say congress needs to get moving on the u-s mexico canada trade agreement- but there continue to be roadblocks. but house speaker nancy pelosi says she doesn't think congress has enough time left in the year to vote on the new trade deal, which would replace nafta. washington correspondent morgan wright has more. (vicki) this week p- g-and-e again cut power to people living in high fire danger areas. and speaking out about it-- is presidential candidate bernie sanders. he sat down one on one with host of inside bay area politics catherine heenan... here is what he had to say about the utility. (vicki) you can watch more

. >>> the centers for disease control says it's identified what's making so many people who vape seriously. the compound is vitamin e acetate. e cigarette makers use that compound to dilute thc oil. this is groundbreaking because it's the first thing that's linked those who suffer from lung damage from vaping. >>> dope mean fasting, it's the latest trend being used by silicon valley techies to help manage addictive behavior and happiness. so how does it work? here's abc 7 reporter amanda del castillo to explain. >>> always on your phones, always on social media, but when those behaviors start to become addictive or problematic, it could be time for a time out. >> everyone knows drugs or substances can be easily abused but what's under it are behavial addictions. >> i guess i'm addicted to messing around with the computer. >> reporter: really any compulsive behavior keeping you from carry on. silicon valley workers are now working to manage the chaos. turning to a new craze dopamine fasting. >> i find myself decompressing away from those from time to time just to find a healthier outlet ins

the centers for disease control has identified vitamin e acetate as a common thread, but experts doubthat's the only culprit. >> we absolutely continue to look for everything. we have not just sort of said okay, we found vitamin e acetate. we will continue to analyze and tease apart whatever chemicals are in the samples. >>> britain's prince andrew is facing mounting pressure to tell u.s. prosecutors what he knows about the late millionaire and sex trafficker jeffrey epstein. the prince has been removed from his official duties because of his relationship with epstein and a controversial interview. imtiaz tyab is outside buckingham palace in london. >> reporter: well, the lawyers representing the victims of jeffrey epstein say they want prince andrew to cooperate with u.s. investigators, keeping the spotlight on the prince, even as he tries to step away from it. >> this whole business is totally extraordinary for members of the royal family. you don't expect a member of the royal family to be -- to be caught up in the life of some seedy pedophile. i mean, you just don't. >> reporter: a

the company was invented and patented by centers for disease control. not sure how gilead would have gotten control of this? >> this also is a head-scratcher. if you read the complaint, which i read for you, all 86 pages of it, basically it says the patent was given by the patent office to the centers for disease control in 2015. these patents last for 17 and 34 years. gilead says the government never validly got the patent. a jury will decide. meantime this is effective drug that taxpayers funded $50 million in research to produce. gilead made hundreds of millions of dollars in revenue selling it each year. charles: make a lot of money big time profit. >> we'll watch this for you. cases of this magnitude are often settled with a check rather than going to a jury. charles: it's a shame a lot of drug companies have more lawyers than scientists these days. >> you sound like varney. [laughter] charles: thank you very much. >> you're welcome. charles: bernie sanders is trying to outdo elizabeth warren with his new immigration plan, including moratorium on de

after months of investigating, the centers for disease control and prevention says there's a breakthroughr collecting 29 samples of lung fluids from patients with a vaping related illness, they found a common toxin of concern. vitamin e acetate. >> you can take vitamin e and take it as a pill, as a supplement. that is way different than inhaling it directly into your lungs which is causing the burns to your lungs. >> reporter: vitamin e acetate is often used as a thickener in vaping fluid. especially on the black market. cbs news got an undercover look at these products sold lifo i have strawberry bubble gum. >> reporter: and took them to a local lab for testing. >> what's the worst thing you have found? >> i would say, in the underground market we are seeing a slew of pesticide. >> reporter: the study found thc, the active ingredient in cannabis in 23 of the 29 samples. thousands of people have been sickened by vape use. >> i wish i never would have done it. >> reporter: zane martin is one of them. hospitalized and placed in a medically induced coma after vaping only a couple of months.

. >>> an urgent warning this morning from centers for disease control. if you don't know where your romaine lettuce is from, don't eat it. public health officials investigating an e. coli outbreak linked to salinas valley. food poisoning has sickened 40 people, 28 have been hospitalized so far, and at least five with kidney failure. salinas valley produces 60% of the nations romaine lettuce. it was also ground zero for a major outbreak last year that cost the industry $160 million. >> is an industry, there is much more that we need to learn and much more that we need to do, much more that we need to focus on to make sure that our number one holton that is producing safe food for the consumer. >> the cdc says throw away any romaine lettuce with salinas -- any ready-made salad mix that contains romaine. restaurant owners are also being told -- >>> this morning, one of the most popular bakeries in san francisco is closed for repairs. the chronicle reports that 14 as we all know has been closed by the department of public health because of a rodent infestati

the centers for disease control and prevention said today that 1888 confirmed or probable cases have now been reported in 49 states. that includes 37 debts in 24 states. not one single ingredient, electronic cigarette, or vaping device has been late to all of the illnesses. some say thc. >>> a wild fire burned thousands of acres in southern california in a matter of hours. the latest information coming up on the maria fire. >>> we will look into what is happening tomorrow and into the weekend. check also, the salesforce tower getting into the halloween spirit. the image being displayed on the top floors tonight. t crime, shouldn't they go to prison for as long as the law allows? chesa boudin said he wouldn't seek maximum sentences as district attorney, even for murder. we are a progressive city, but letting violent criminals off early endangers everyone. ad paid for by san francisco police officers association. not authorized by a candidate or committee controlled by a candidate. disclosures at sfethics.org. >>> now to southern california where a wind driven fire has exploded over th

. >> reporter: according to the centers for disease control, there's been 2,000 vaping-related illnesses since it began keeping track. at least 39 people have died and it ingredient or brand is becausie in causing injuries. the vapingant among cigarette teenagers. >> there's a lot of things that we don't know about. for me, that's really scary. >> reporter: those who vape, disagree with that. >> when you vape, you know what you're putting in your body. it says it right on the side. >> reporter: the congressman says he is hoping for bipartisan support for his proposed legislation. >> cheryl, thank you. >>> a san francisco woman is suing wells fargo and her former boss at the bank, after she says he raped her. according to the woman, she says antonio perez drugged and raped her last year. he invited her to the time. and slipped her a date rape drug. >>> it's an issue that impacts all of us. some tenants in redwood city said they're getting evicted for no reason. the city says there's been a spike in complaints. it will make illegal for landlords to push out tenants without a valid reason.

>> the administration, i will with with what they can do the centers for disease control. they could commence research into gun violence. it is something the president and secretary of health and human sources could order immediately. the whitef what house, doj can do, they could backgrounde -- checks. >> how would they do that? >> they would define what it means to be quote unquote engaged in the business of dealing firearms. wayay to make sure -- in a to make sure those who are not licensees but are nonetheless selling a lot of guns on line they would be in violation of federal law if they or goue to sell guns through the steps of becoming an ff l. which comes with the acquirement. >> in the wake of some of these shootings, walmart and dick's sporting goods have curtailed who can buy weapons. congress has not done anything. to give up on congress and look for a solution in the private sector? do you see that going? >> i think it is both and. the american people deserve more. we are going to do whatever we can to make sure they get it. either in the next year or we elect

the centers for disease control and prevention says 1,888 confirmed are probably cases reported in 49 states that includes 37 deaths. not one single ingredient has been linked to vaping. most people that became sick says they vaped products containing thc. >>> up next a man in the south bay is dead after an altercation with police. what the man was doing that led up to that officer's engaging. >> plus helping the homeless. how san francisco mayor london breed is working towards her goal of adding 1000 beside for the homeless by the end of next year. >> good morning you can see traffic is doing pretty well. we'll tell you a little more about this friday morning commute. >> and the friday morning weather is cold for some. what about the high temps. there are some we'll take a look. to the outside world, you look good, but you don't feel good. with polycythemia vera, pv, symptoms can change so slowly over time you might not notice. but new or changing symptoms can mean your pv is changing. let's change the way we see pv. you track and discuss blood counts with your doctor. but it's just

we all know that but superbugs are starting to outsmart at about x the centers for disease control and prevention says drug resistance is one of the greatest global health challenges of modern time brett conway has more in tonight's health minute. >>for bugs are germs capable of learning and evolving making them resistant to the antibiotics designed to kill them. nearly 36,000 americans die from superbug infections every year which is about one every 15 minutes. that's according to a 2019 report from the cdc warning some miracle drugs no longer perform miracles. the agency says there are 5 drug-resistant superbugs that posen urgent threat to global health. genetic researchers found some germs can share their dna with other germs. effectively teaching them how to outwit complex and abroad ix the cdc says most deaths from drug-resistant infections are caused by germs typically found in hospitals. but the report notes wall superbug infections from hospitals are down from the 2013 study infections caught anywhere else in the community are on the rise. experts point to the overprescribing o

the center for disease control and prevention announced today that flu season has seen its earliest starthat's particularly tough on kids is showing up early, too -- for the first time in nearly three decades. so far-- there's significant flu activity in all but 12 states... and it's hitting the southeast and southwest the hardest. experts say the early flu season is even more reason to get the flu shot if you haven't already. (wipe vo) adolescents across the globe are growing increasingly lazy .... that is the conclusion of a new study. the world health organization conducted the study.... it says that trend could put their health at risk for serious diseases. researchers looked at data from 1- point 6 million teenagers in 146 -countries. more than 80- percent of the teens do not meet the current recommendations... of at least one- hour of physical activity per day. screen time could be a big factor keeping young people sedentary. by not exercising -- researchers say, teens are prone to weight gain... and conditions that can develop later in life... such as heart conditions. the w-h-o is

but with a few simple tips from the centers for disease control and prevention. conquer and enjoy the festivities. when you can't control the food being served at an event have a plan. stick to your usual meal time offer to bring a healthy dish and don't skip meals before a big feast. it could end up overeating number 2 outsmart the buffet only use small place and start by loading up with veggies also make sure you move away from the food display. so you're not tempted to grace. tip number 3 in the favorites think about the dishes that only come around and once a year. i have a special meaning to you number 4 keep moving don't ditch your fitness routine keeping active will not only help your waistline but your mental health. and your last tip number 5 get your sleep. there's a lot going on this time of year so make sure you get your rest. this will give your metabolism and blood sugar time to reset for today's health minute. i'm brett conway s the looks. >>good to get >>and i can't wait pam moore, they're here now with kron 4 news at 6 o'clock. >>thanks to you bo

for by san francisco police officers association. not authorized by a candidate or committee controlled by a candidate. disclosures at sfethics.org. >>cases of vaping-related lung disease continue to rise across the country. the centers control prevention says it's confirmed 1888 cases, 37 people in 24 states have died. the cdc says the long injuries have all been related to vaping health officials say they still haven't been able to identify the official cause of the outbreak but the commonality among all the cases is the victims use the cigarettes or vaping products. most of the deaths have been among people who vape products that include thc that is the psychoactive compound found in marijuana. and updating the current power off conditions to shut off that they've >>powerless listen in to the pga. the news conference. >>trees and to our lines. the trees tangled in our wires. debris in our wires. and we've been able to remove that to make repairs all day. there's also a 241 instances that are in the process of being reviewed that would be on top of the 156 that have already been confirmed. the numbers expected to rise. not only related to the controls that were performing this evening, the just the processing time

fraction of these cases have beeninked with vitamin e acetate in combination with thc bythe centers for disease controlo far officials do not ow if our county ud cannabis related products or any vaping liquids containing vitamin e we know that she was using at least regular nicotine can containing products. >>and in conversation with the family. they did site that she watryinto cut down. >>our conti who had only started vaping 6 monthsgo was in possession of both flavored and an flavored vaping products while this death does meet the benchmas set by the cdc to be considered vaping-related the mine county coroner. >>has still not ficially determine her cause of death that determination will liky be made several weeks from now pending lab results. but still the marine county health partment says their advice to the public is to refrain from vapingntirely maureen kelly kron 4 news, our time for us. >>4 zone forecast let's take a live ok outside ight now to the golden gate bridge traffic moving along. and so much hot. >>yeah, not a not too much fog there earlier the afternoon that it was it was soft d you

. >> reporter: after months of investigating, the centers for disease control and prevention says there'sreakthrough. in 29 samples of lung fluid from patients with a vaping-related illness, doctors found a common toxin of concern-- vitamin e acetate. dr. howard zucker is commissioner of health for new york. >> you can take vitamin e and take it-- swallow it and take it as a pill, as a supplement. that is way different than actually inhaling vitamin e directly into your lungs which is causing the burns to your lungs. >> reporter: vitamin e acetate is often used as a thickening to vaping fluid, especially on the black market. cbs news got an undercover look at these illicit products being sold in california. , and took them to a local lab for testing. >> reporter: what's the worst thing you have ever found? >> i would say predominantly in the underground market what we're seeing is a slew of pesticides. >> reporter: the study also found t.h.c., the active ingredieth in cannabis in 23 of the 29 samples. thousands of people have been sickened by vape use. >> i wish i would have never done it

>>meantime, new numbers from the centers for disease control rert that there have been 39 deaths and more than 2000 reported cases of vaping-related lung injuries. the illnessehave been repoed every staten the people make up the majority of those affected health experts are continuing to warn the plic to stop all all the cigarette use while they continue to instigate exactly what is behind these illnesses and deaths. >>operions have resumed at new star energy facility near crockett today amid cal ha's ongoing investigation. this comes after that explosion and fire that dtroyed thousands of gallons of fuel last month and disabled at least one giant storage contair officials say cal osha lifted his order prohibitinuse of the facility on thursday of last week and new star began th operations on tuesday, cal osha is still investigati whether or not new star violated any workplace sety or health regulations. the cau of that explosion and fire is still under investigation. >>tomorrow marks one ye since the devastang camp fire rips thugh tte county town y destroyed the eire of paradise that

according to the centers for disease control, vaping has killed at least 39 people. sands of others have gotten sick and it's still not clear what's causing the problem. >>> new for you this morning, more than a third of the people in san francisco cannot wait to move out. that's according to a new study by the city. the san francisco controller's office found 35% of those surveyed are either very likely or somewhat likely to move out of san francisco over the next three years. the city says the trend is not exactly new. it reports that the number of people wanting to leave san francisco has been relatively steady since 2005. our sharon catsuta is looking more into this story and will have more in a live report coming up at 5:30. >>> it's 4:52 right now. coming up next on "today in the bay" -- >> nbc bay area responds. >> from a mattress delivery that went flat to money missing from a cash transfer service. i'm chris chmura, nbc bay area responds and telemundo responde, next. >>> but first, happening now. a deadly earthquake, 5.9 magnitude, strikes in northwestern ira

. >> reporter: according to the centers for disease control, people with norovirus illness can shed billions of norovirus particles, but it only takes a few particles to make other people sick. the virus spreads through direct contact with an infected person, consuming contaminated food, or suuching tainted surfaces. inmptoms include vomiting, diarrhea, and stomach pain. joy zeller's three daughters are song the students now at home. >> the school district made the right choice because the health of our families-- i mean, nobody wants to spend thanksgiving break with everybody puking. pe reporter: workers spent all day scrubbing and sanitizing these walls, just trying to get ch ready for school. now, another concern is about half the students in this ncstrict rely on the school lunch program for a meal. school is closed tomorrow. but district officials tell me they're going to send their trucks out to make sure those kids are fed. norah. >> o'donnell: that's a serious story. all right, omar, thank you so much. there is still much more ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news." the vaping crisis

the centers for disease control issued a food safety alert reporting 27 more cases this week.f the nearly 70 cases, 39 had to be hospitalized. >> e. coli can be very serious. >> reporter: infectious disease expert dr. william schaffner at vanderbilt says young children and the elderly are most at risk. symptoms like cramping and diarrhea can start anywhere from two to eight days after eating contaminated food. 5% to 10% of people diagnosed with e. coli can also suffer kidney damage. >> there's usually no fever, so it can be subtle, and people don't recognize it as an infectious cause right away. >> reporter: the c.d.c. is orging folks and stores to throw away all romaine products from salinas, california, the suspected source of the contamination. kw wherit from, don't eat it. also, wash and sanitize where romaine lettuce was stored. >> this is a thanksgiving holiday which will be, essentially, romaine-free. >> reporter: dr. schaffner believes despite the c.d.c. alert, we will see more cases over the next week or so because people may not realize the suspected romaine lettuce,

but the center for disease control says it's not an indication of how severe or how long flu season will the patriots now taking precautions to protect its healthy players. and encouraging them to speak up, instead of fighting through it if they feel ill. tonight, four of those players still unable to practice. this is a reminder, it's not too late to get vaccinated. the cdc says getting a flu shot is the best way to prevent the virus and its potentially serious complications. tom? >> always a good reminder. all right, think. >>> when we come back, the death toll spike in new violent clashes between police and protesters. where this is happening and why. >>> and the emotional thanksgiving surprise on the court, reuniting a member of the military and the son he hasn't seen for a year and a half. stay with us. when we see you enter through our doors, we don't see who you're against, or for, whether tomorrow will be light or dark, all we see in you, is a spark we see your spark in each nod, each smile, we see sparks in every aisle. we see you find a hidden gem, and buying diapers at 3am. we

the centers for disease control and prevention repts there are now 67 cases in 19 states.nesses have been linked to romaine grown in the salinas, still to come on t newshour, how the courts can shape the road ahead for impeachment.al the rise andof we work. why the startup's value dropped by $40 billion in a matter of weeks. own your own home in italy for a single euro, with stri attached, and much more. ew>> this is pbsour from weta studios in washington and in the west, from the school of journalism. judy: a president. theourts are weighing in. [no audio] shared space could somehow revolutionize the workplace and was happy to put in those apparently even said that he should be even crazier than he >> you said he was enthralled by mr. newman. let's give an idea of mr. newman b we will playe of him selling weworko group of u.s. mayors. >> we will create 200,000 jobs it can go bigger and bigger. we want to bring jobs, a place to live, we will bring education. we will bring corporate america. >> we get a sense of his charisma, hi energy,, the zeal he brought to these things.

i'm doctor dan jernigan the, from the centers for disease control and prevention. i think the committee for the opportunity to discuss the work supporting vaccine innovations to improve prevention of influenza. this is a significant health burden in the united states with millions of americans becoming a, hundreds of thousands requiring hospitalization and tens of thousands die income. influenza viruses are constantly changing requiring us to update the vaccine components every year. these changes can be sudden and significant resulting influence strains that can lead to devastating pandemics. hospitalization and death can happen in any flu season and each year flu vaccination prevents millions of illnesses, thousands of severe tragic outcomes. this is the way for people to fight the flu. despite the significant benefits the effectiveness of the flu vaccine at the numbers of americans being vaccinated are not optimal. we are working with nih and other federal and state government partners to use cutting-edge science to make influenza vaccines better. the probably af

according to the center for disease control and prevention, from 2000 to 2016, the rate from girls 16 to 24 rose by 80% and rose by 20% for boys in the same age category. and the cdcp found that suicide is now the second leading cause of death. death is more prevalent than death from cancer, aids, influenza, birth defects, lung disease and heart disease combined. so while we move forward with a united desire to fundamentally reform and improve or mental health system, i want to be sure that we understand the current state of mental health services and programming for our children and youth and what we can and should keep in mind as this reform effort moves forward. this is why i'm calling for this hearing on the topic of the joint school district and college select committee. in particular, i would like to know how the school district is heading to identify children who might need help and how our students who are identified refer to city services in helping you with mental health conditions to continue to support and expand. i want to mention that the world day of remembrance door wo

prevent hiv prevented the government says that they have sold it without a license from the centers for disease controlled legal challenges to the centers for disease control and prevention patent on true beta. more than 2 million pounds of products have been recalled including in california. it could contain small pieces of metal they are ready to cook and they include ready to cook chicken whole legs, boneless skinless chicken, halal chicken leg quarters and chicken tenderloins. it was shipped to schools, hospitals, and restaurants and the recall does not include chicken sold in stores. >>> the company behind dunkin' donuts is expanding its menu at 8 am and saturday, dunkin' donuts will offer free samples of its new meatless sausage sandwich. the sausage patty is made with 100% plant-based proteins and a mix of spices, they project the plant-based meet will get four and half billion dollars and earn $80 billion by the year 23rd. snoop dogg went to a store, handing it out. a lot of people are ambassadors and investors with beyond meat, which is based in los angeles. >> you have not tried it yet? i wil

anne schuchat, m.d., the principal deputy director, centers for disease control and prevention. i want to thank both of you before appearing before the subcommittee today. i know you've both appeared before this committee before and it's great to see you. you're aware, i know, that this committee holds an investigative hearing and when it does so it has the practice of taking testimony under oath. do you have any objections to testifying under oath? >> no. >> let the record reflect the witnesses have responded no. the chair then advises that under the rules of the house and committee, you're entitled to be accompanied by counsel. do either of you desire to be accompanied by counsel? let the record reflect the witnesses have responded no. please rise and raise your right hand so you may be sworn in. do you swear that the testimony you're about to give is the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth? you may be seated. let the record reflect the witnesses have responded affirmatively and you're now under oath and subject to the penalties set forth in title 18 section 1001

the centers for disease control says 1000 probably cases have been reported in 49 time now is 5:41.n the south bay is dead after an altercation with police. what witnesses say the man was doing that led up to the officers firing their guns. >> plus helping the homeless. how san francisco mayor london breed is adding to her goal of adding 1,000 beds for the homeless by the end of next year. >> look at the golden gate bridge. it looks nice. we'll see today if marin county has the commute. >> pretty quiet out there. it's also pretty cold. we'll see if that continues and what's in store for the weekend. and you find a deal on cookware that makes you say. you know when you're at ross yes! ...oh, yeah! bring on the holidays! that's yes for less. everything you need to prep, cook and serve up the season. it feels even better when you find it for less-at ross. yes for less. and you get first dibs on that brand... ...at that price? that's yes for less. seriously, get the fall brands and styles you love and save 20 to 60% off department store prices. at ross. yes for less. >>> welcome back to

the centers for disease control and prevention says it was 1900 cases of lung disease linked to vapingit also says e-cigarettes use increased 78% among teens between 2017 and 2018. >> >> we are just getting word of a fire in san francisco. possibly involving homes and a business. what we know coming up next. >> following last week's deadly shooting in orinda, some city leader it's game day live here at bill and julie's house, a fan favorite venue ever since they got gig speed internet. xfinity gives them the ultimate home field advantage, it's their twelfth man, protector- hey, amy? want to grab a seat? julie. we're live. it's game on, with gig speed internet from xfinity. stt him,im, tre him. simpsy, a. check out gig-speed internet, or any of our other amazing speed options. get started now for as low as $29.99 a month for 12 months. click, call or visit a store today. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. >>> now at 5:30, a contra costa county city cracking down on short term rental rails following a deadly shooting at an airbnb. >> another horse dies at a south

warning today from the centers for disease control to not eat any row main lettuce from the valley.is comes after 40 people in 16 states got sick with e. coli. if you have already bought lettuce throw it out. it doesn't matter if it's chopped, free cut. prt of a mix or bought the whole head. you need to toss it. this especially goes for the lettuce that doesn't say where it was grown. you may recall there was a similar alert last year. two days before thanksgiving. >> another breech to tell you about. t mobile says the data of the prepaid customers has been exposed. some personal details got out. no financial information. no social security numbers. or pass words. t mobile is notifying affected customers and urging them to change pins. >> canned tuna is filing for bankruptcy protection. bumblebee foods of san diego is planning to sell assets to a taiwan between after pleading guilty in a price fixing scheme. the company has been around for about 120 years. >> wow. decking the halls might cost a few extra dollars this year. average price of a christmas tree went up $3 last year to $7

just last week the centers for disease control and prevention played a potential breakthrough. they found the same chemical in almost 30 cases of vaping related lung damage. >> we're going live to capitol hill. about an hour and a half away from the impeachment inquiry being televised. what to watch out for today coming up. >>> and no one will ever truly be able to replace san >>> this is kpix5 news. >>> now at 5:30, as we look live on capitol hill we're in just 90 minutes the first public impeachment hearings begin. today a breakdown of what to expect. >> plus a pivotal court hearing. why they are asking the judge to throw out the evidence. >> an alarming new report shedding light on hate crimes. the new numbers on the fbi on a recent spike in san francisco. good morning. it is wednesday, november 13th, 2019. i'm michelle griego. >> and thanks for waking up with us. i'm kenny choi. it is 5:30 on the dot. let's get a check of the wednesday forecast. >> we're starting off with foggy conditions along the coast. parts of the bay. you can see flat on our golden gate bridge camera.

john brooks, chief medical officer at the centers for disease control division of hiv-aids prevention. the johns hopkins bloomberg school of public health hosted this event. event

cdc puts out with the increasing number of deaths and illnesses tied to vaping when the center for disease controltill doesn't know what is causing all the illness. >> a meeting provided the clarity in this space. they found all of the cases they tested products where individuals got sick or an individual using a product ended up passing away. they found vitamin e acitat. that is an additive in marijuana or cbc it is not flavored e cigarettes. it is marijuana and thc products people get from friends on the black market and drug dealers. it took a while to get there it is an important issue to address. it goes to the issue of conflating the use of two different products and overrating one industry because of a misconception about the use of one >> paul blare. following those closely. >>> still on deck, breaking silence about his public dispute with taylor swift. and baby yoda may be the next hot holiday item it is trending when you shop small you help support your community - from after school programs to the arts! so become a regular, more regularly. because for every dollar you spend at a small b

." >> host: joining us from atlanta this morning, the centers for disease control, the principal deputyector. to talk primarily about the vaping-related illnesses the country's experiencing, other public health concerns. doctor, we'll start with that issue and the vaping illnesses, the lung injury cases and this brand new charge from the cdc just this past week as to where things are, showing our viewers that map of concentration of cases. marley most of them -- particularly most of them there in illinois. what is behind these illnesses? do we havewh a better idea of what's going on? >> guest: you know, this is a really difficult outbreak. we have 1,888 cases of acute lung injury associated with e-cigarette or vaping products. we have cases reported in from 49 states, every state but alaska, and it's a very serious illness with about half of people needing to be treated in intense e care units -- intensive care units. illinois and wisconsin were the first states to recognize disease, but now we have disease in many, many states. and what we see is short onset, acute onset of difficulty

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after months of investigating, the centers for disease control and prevention say there's a breakthroughcollecting 29 samples of lung fluid from patients with a vaping-related illness, doctors found a common toxin of concern. vitamin e acetate. dr. howard zucker is commissioner of health for new york. >> you can take vitamin e and swallow it and take it as a pill, as a supplement. that's way different than actually inhaling vitamin e directly into your lungs which is causing the burns to your lungs. >> reporter: vitamin e acetate is often use as a thickener in vaping fluid, especially on the black market. cbs news got an undercover look at these illicit products being sold in california. and took them to a local lab for testing. >> what's the worst thing you've ever found? >> i'd say predominantly in the underground market what we're seeing is a slew of pesticides. >> reporter: the study also found thc, the active ingredient in cannabis, in 23 of the 29 samples. thousands of people have been sickened by vape use. >> i wish i would have never done it. >> reporter: zane martin is one of th