usually associated with allergies but in the winter people also suffer from indoor allergies causedthings like dust might and pets. >> if you spend more time inside you will have more exposure tour pets during the winter season. >> reporter: no matter what causes allergies the symptoms are still the same. >> you can have itch y eyes, itchy throat and nose, a lot of people do this. we call that the a allergic sleet solute. >> those are base ically allergy symptoms. >> dust might can be found in the house. they live in warm, humid environments in bedding, furniture, and carpeting. >> covers on the mattress, pillow, box spring are available on line and all of the linen-type stores and can really make a difference if you are allergic to the dust might. watching in hot water also helps. >> reporter: for boats indoor and pollen allergies doctors say medications are often effective. doctors say allergy symptoms are similar to a cold, main difference allergies last longer with the flu, the symptoms of course are more sudden and severe. but just because it is cold outside doesn't mean there

usually associated with allergies, but in the winter, people also suffer from indoor allergies.used by dust mit es and pets. >> if you spend more time inside you will have more exposure to your pets during the winter season. >> reporter: no matter what causes the allergies the symptoms are still the same. >> you can have itchy eyes, itchy throat, itchy nose, a lot of people do this the allergic solute. runny, sneezing, congestion. those are allergy symptoms. >> reporter: dust mit es can be found anywhere in the house, they thrive in warm humid environment in bedding, furniture and carpeting. >> covers on the mattress pillow, box spring are available on line and all of the linen type stores and can really make a difference if you are allergic to the dust mit es. washing in hot water helps. >> reporter: for pet allergies experts say it is best to keep them off furniture and wash them often. and for both indoor and pollen allergies doctors say medications are often effective. i'm stephanie stahl for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> and a good rain storm helps get rid of some pollen. we

specifically we're looking at near fatal allergies. >> $24 million in the next two years.t's one of the largest private donations to energy research in the country. >>> santana row in san jose is expanding. mayor chuck reed and other officials helped break ground on the project today that will see a 230,000 square foot office biddle. the six-story building will try to lure businesses into the popular area. right now santana row is currently home to 20 restaurants and more than 800 homes. >>> we're back in a moment with the latest on tonight's storm that's moving through the area, stay with us. >>> for most of us, getting groceries is a simple trip to the supermarket, but for the disadvantaged in san francisco, getting groceries for the holidays is lining up before dawn and waiting for hours in the cold. well, volunteers also up really early filling thousands of bags with food. this is the 36th year glide memorial has organized its grocery bag giveaway. >> here's another great way you can help. toy donations for the family giving tree felt short by as much as 40%. weather c

. >> do you have a life threatening allergy? tonight a entrepreneur's gift that is nothing to sneeze at. >> losing pets can be heart breaking but there is a new way to find a lost dog w a computer. >> more rain sweeps across the bay area >>> there has been another change in the top of the san jose city manager's ochlts ed cicada announced he's resigning on january 1st. the city council went into closed session december cussing his future. he says he decided to resign because of the desire for a change in management approach. last week, he demoted one of his deputies to an enry level job with the parks department without explanation. >> benicia police are not going to charge a homeowner shot this morning. this morning a man started banging on to a glass door. the 66-year-old told the man to leave. when he didn't he was shot in the stomach. >> cops said what he did was textbook he did everything he's supposed to do. they told him, you know if this happens again here is a better vantage point they told him he was a hero. >> the int

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many parker center for allergy research. even a silicon valley super hero has his kryptonite. in this case, it's peanuts. >> he has reportedly been in to the emergency room up to 14 times. >> reporter: food allergies will be the first focus of the new allergy center, not only because they're personal to parker, but also because they're a problem that seems to be getting worse. >> food specifically is becoming an epidemic in our society. it's doubling every ten years. >> reporter: he plans to start by studying the immune system in adults like robert. >> most of my life it's mostly been about trying to avoid the foods as really trying to figure out fundamentally what is going on at the allergy. >> reporter: but not for much longer. they say they're not looking to help patients deal with their allergies, they're looking to cure them. robert hopes the magnitude of parker's gift will silence the naysayers. >> they think oh, someone doesn't like this particular food. when in reality it's a life-affecting ailment. >> reporter: at s

the $24 million gift will go to establish the sean parker center for allergy research. park wore is the first president of facebook suffers from severe allergies and definitely not alone. between 30-40% of the world population has one or more allergies. >>> coming up in our 5:00 hour it is a place where children play but some say it could be bad for their health. up next the legislation being introduced today focusing on sports fields with synthetic turf. >> passengers say it was something that came out of the blue. the emergency situation on board an american airlines flight that sent several people to the hospital. >> we're looking at a commute where traffic is moving along pretty well on highway 24 on the way to the tunnel. we'll check out the commute in the east bay when we come back. >> a little bit of a break. we're not completely out of the woods if you will. there is still some scattered showers and another system is rolling in. it will not be as intense as last night but it will give us more rain. >>> heavy rain toppled this large tree in the south bay. we'll t

what about food allergies.nto the dna, perhaps from a peanut into something else. >> in that case, we would require a disclosure. that would be material. >> and would that prevent, in this consultation process, from that particular formulation ñ to market? >> no. what would happen is therel"& d be a disclosure of the allergic potential of the food. that would be a material fact. >> okay. and i know mr. pitts said youvj ypesticide, that'srp6pbtr(t&háh% sometimes true. although the fda has approved use of a seed that would make it a lot more tolerant of pesticides. does the fda have any concerns about that? >> i'm not familiar with that matter. >> 24 d and glies fate. okay. so material>o4@ meaning, even e peanut issue, then a disclosure would be required because of #nm/vñ >> typically, with respect to allergens, yes, that's, first of all, there's a statute, 2004 statute requires disclosure of the, sort of we call theú2Ñç5(p% eight allergens. but if you were to find another allergen, typically, we would require

near fatal allergies. >> allergies do affect one in three americans. >>> there's a green light on a bright idea to keep the bay bridge lights shining. last year illuminate the arts installed a art display made up of thousands of l.e.d. lights. it is scheduled to be taken down next year for bridge maintenance. yesterday the group announced it will meet its fundraising goal of $4 million. that money will be used to upgrade the display and reinstall the work in 2016. this will help make the bay lights a permanent installation on the western span. >>> the city of oakland wants to know what its residents think of new plans to develop the area around the coliseum. the city has invited residents and business owners to a workshop to talk about the plan and offer up their comments. oakland's already come up with some ideas about turning the area around o.co and oracle arena into a sports and entertainment district. >>> the giants are very close to signing pitcher sergio romo to a two-year deal. romo has to pass a physical today. provided that he does pass, he will stay with the team. the 31

allergies affect 1 in 3 americans. >>> back to weather. more snow for the sierra. the highway, this one, highway 50 south of strawberry on the way to south lake tahoe, as you can see, you need chains for it. >> it looks beautiful. a lot of people have off next week for the holidays. skiers, snowboarders, and here in the bay area, some rain, possibly. >> yes. we are looking at a little bit of rain continuing tonight and for that vacation for a lot of folks next week, mainly dry weather. we get a look at satellite. and the best news about this storm system tonight, while the roadways are slick, as i keep mentioning it's moving in and out very quickly. that clearing back behind this, much needed. much overdue for us. after three weeks of storm systems. a look at the doppler radar right now shows a few heavier pockets mainly across the east bay and the tri-valleys. we zoom in and get a look, you see it extends hayward to union city, fremont, dublin, livermore. everything that's over hayward, union city, will continue across pleasanton, dublin, and livermore the next 45

he also suffers from severe allergies.ays between 30-40% of people worldwide have one or more allegeries and a quarter of the people with food allergies will have a near fatal reaction at least once in their lives. >>> it's a christmas display with a very interesting spin robo lights. this is set up at a home in palm springs. it features eight giant robots and sculptures made out of recycled things. ranging from trash cans to old vacuum cleaners and has more than 300 different pieces of art and 8 million lights. >> there is over 300 monumental art works that people will see when they come and experience robo lights. robo lights is a fantasy wonder land that is out of this world. >> i will say. the artist is a practicing muslim. he says he does not celebrate christmas. >> but he created an amazing thing. >>> coming up next breaking news we have been following for the past 30 minutes. a string of suspicious car fires. >> we'll look at the latest damage from the bay areas record breaking december storms. look at this. and sta

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she had history of asthma and seasonal allergies, but no problem with food. doctors finally determined, the reaction was caused by the antibiotic streptomycin, the blueberries been treated with it to keep bacteria anal jay from growing on the fruit. >> when we at the time them to berries they're never, when they recon assume them, they tolerate them. >> true allergies to berries, any of the berries, extremely rare. >> doctors think traces of streptomycin, could have sense ties the the girl. >> one batch may have a high amount of strep tie my sin, and another batch may not. >> sensitivity to things in general, so more prone. >> now, doctors say, while this is a rare allergic reaction, there is a bigger concern about people becoming resistant to antibiotics because of the over exposure. europe, by the way, doesn't use anti by the nicks agriculture. >> interesting connection there. >> not the food. >> exactly. >> stephanie, thanks. >> it is a dreary day across the delaware valley, with mostly cloudy skies. the one place where we've seen some snow, where we want

. >>> napster's cofounder sean parker has given stanford university 24 millions to cure allergies. he is allergic to peanuts and other things. a new research center will bear his name and they will try to cure allergies with a single treatment. >>> time now 6:10. bill cosby will not face charges in connection with a recent accusation of sexual assault. why prosecutors declined to pursue the allegations further. >>> thieves could have ruined the holidays for some needy bay area families until a group of students stepped in. how the teens helped save christmas. >> we are tracking more rain in today's forecast. we'll call on our futurecast and share it with you at home. >> and big backups at the bay bridge. i'll tell you why in just minutes. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> good morning. welcome back to kpix 5 morning news. we are looking at a downed tree now. this tree down outside an apartment complex off burbank drive in santa clara. we have had two storms in three days. more rain is on the way today more rain on top of already saturated soil that causes trees and power lines to go dow

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has food allergies. the bill now goes to governor christie. >> santa arrived in philadelphia a few days early. >>> swoop, if philadelphia eagle's mascot also dropped by with the team's cheer leaders. and this group of kids got to go on a christmas shopping spree at target. how great is this? officers there the 24th district took children through the store on castor avenue. target donated gift cards from that event. blank blaeng. >> well, another cold one as we head through the overnight hours. tomorrow morning, some of you will be in the 20s. we will be cold, but at least we're staying dry. there is one small area of snow that we're watching. it's pretty much started to move offshore. now, at the moment, where the snow is above freezing, we will be mainly staying dry. the storm system we've been watching all week, that's going to be pretty far to our south. as we go into next week, we start developing a rainy pattern starting monday. i'll show you that forecast in just a second. right now, temperatures a

. >>> napster's cofounder sean parker has given stanford $24 million to cure allergies. the silicon valley tech entrepreneur is deathly allergic to peanuts, tree nuts and shellfish. his donation to stanford will create a new research center that will bear his name and the center's goal will be to cure all allergies with a single treatment. >>> a lot of fresh powder fell in the sierra overnight making for tricky driving conditions over donner summit. this is a look at how hard it was coming down this morning in placer county. cars and trucks were pulled over on the side of interstate 80 required to chain up. and for a while crews were out checking if chains were on the wheels. >> it's hard because we couldn't get our chains on. likely they just lifted the controls. so that's good. but it's definitely difficult when you're not used to it. >> chains are required but i don't know how to put them on. i have never done it before. >> crews turned around anyone who wasn't equipped with chains to drive through the snow. i remember driving through the sierra the first time and see

the goal is to cure allergies with a single treatment. >>> stay with us.raffic and weather in just a moment. >>> good morning. i'm gianna franco in the traffic center. let's take a look the ayour ride along the eastshore freeway westbound wreck cleared slow westbound towards the bay bridge. the bay bridge stacked up this morning. metering lights are on. you're backed up well up into the maze. lots of rain out there. here's roberta. >>> our hi-def doppler radar is sticking up light to moderate to heavy rain around the peninsula through san jose. look upstream see all that green right there? that will affect your afternoon. we are expecting up to about half inch of rain over the next 24 hours. 50s and 60s today as your daytime highs. meanwhile this is your extended forecast. a bit of a break on thursday about a half inch of rain expected friday, winter arrives on sunday and with it a dry weather pattern. >>> anothing the top google searches of 2014 were ebola and "frozen." one leaves you with highly politics. we'll show you why their mom told them to settle

napster cofounder shawn parker gave stanford $24 million to find a cure for allergies. do it within ten years. and, it will hopefully work with a single treatment. parker is deathly allergic to peanuts, tree nuts, and shellfish. his donation will create a new research center at stanford that bears his name. >>> well paul, i think a lot of us suffer from allergies, the pollen and stuff. we are excited the rain has washed it all away. it is good. >> we were hoping for a little rainfall to wash it away. now, we have more than a little bit. we have had a foot of rain in the north bay. ten inches in san francisco. eight in the south by. second wettest december ever in san jose. a live look toward the bay bridge. it was a wet evening for the third consecutive evening. still a few showers out there. hayward, livermore dealing with showers. a six hour loop here of our radar shows continued showers once again this evening. another quarter of an inch of rainfall. how are we doing now, only for the month, we are talking the water year, july 1. we are doing great. san jose, more th

you don't have to worry about tree pollens, it's the indoor allergies, you're exposed to your pets anddo this, we call that the allergic salute. runny sneezy congestion, those are the basic allergies symptoms. >> if it is dust mites that are causing you to sneeze, wash your linens in hot water. >>> if you want the flu vaccine this year, the cdc said it may not be effective against the virus. the dominant strain of the flu has pliew at a timed. the -- mutated. 52% of the samples were different indicating a mutation or drift of the strain. the cdc is recommending people get vaccinated since it can decrease the severity of the illness. >>> food and drug labels will be easier to understand for pregnant mothers. labels on prescription drugs must state what's known about the drug's impact on pregnancy and breast feeding. women take an average of 3 to 5 prescriptions during pregnancy. >>> up next, chris sowers will take a final look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. stay with us, we'll be right back. >> an ohio man has shown his love for the holiday season, bob has decked out h

he was the first president of facebook and he suffers from severe allergies.en hospitalized 14 times in the last four years. between 30 and 40% of people around the world have one or more allergies. >>> the obama administration announced a deal restab diplomatic relations with cuba. it follow as year of secret talks and it led to the release of a american contractor who spent 5 years in a cuban prison. >> it was crucial knowing i was not forgotten. >> reporter: freedom after 5 years in a cuban prison. he was convicted of spying in 2011. the 65-year-old released today in a exchange for cuban prisoners. president obama saying the deal is just part of a larger shift in u.s.-cuba relations. >> we will end an outdating approach that failed to advance our interests and instead we will begin to normalize relations. >> the resident is also expected to take several executive actions, including opening travel opportunities, expanding agricultural trade and increasing the limit on the amount of money individuals can send to cuba but not all are on board. marco rubio crit

the goal will be to develop single treatment cure for all types of allergies.ouldn't that be nice? >> that would be amazing. >> brew your own beer is as easy as brewing a cup of coffee. how does this even work? >> like a beer cure i can, we'll talk to the inventor after >> cheers after the federal reserve announced raising interest rates, the dow jones soared up 288 points yesterday. landing at 17,356. the s&p 500 gained 40 points, to land at 2013. and the nasdaq added 96 points. that's a huge increase to land at 4644. >> 5:24. cure i can changing the way many of us get our coffee. now, there could be anyway to get a beer. peco brew has created something called zimatic, first high-tech beer making machine, that lets you make beer at your own home. but it is not as fast as brewing a cup of joe. it takes about three hours, to get your brew together, and about a week for it to be done. >> with your new brewer, brew great beer the first time. if you're an experienced brewer there is allows to you focus on the art of the craft. >> hmm. so brewing your own beer, with

but you can bake allergy-safe treats.nd nobody should be deprived. >> absolutely. >> one in 13 kids has a food allergy. that's pretty much every classroom has at least two kids with an allergy. it's important to bake allergy-safe treats for everybody to enjoy. >> what are the red flag ingredients? >> earth balance butter along with the shortening. some shortening is flavored with berries of the you want to make sure it's allergy safe. milk. it's so easy to substitute. rice milk substitute for dairy milk. you can use almond milk, soy milk. eggs is a tough one. applesauce in baking. one table spoon of water per egg for muffins. there are commercial egg replacers but they're expensive. you have to mix them up. this is really easy and foolproof. this is actually just gluten free all-purpose flour. it's never been easier to substitute if you have celiac or wheat allergy to substitute regular flour for the gluten free. >> sunflower butter cookies, right? >> this here. easy ingredient swap. brown sugar, granulated sugar and the

presumably now you are suggesting the most ingredients to which there is an allergy and any significance you require that it be disclosed. but the fda blood determined at some point if the number of people affected in terms of an allergy reached a certain percentage of the population then it would slip into banning the ingredient? >> it is a disclosure requirement in the labeling as the chairman was reminding me earlier. so if we were to conclude that the food ingredient that is not on the list in the 2004 statute that had a certain threshold i can't answer what the threshold is in terms of percentage of population. we would require the disclosure of it on the label. >> so meeting a certain threshold in terms of requiring the disclosure. i'm asking you whether there is a threshold that one might need to be to meet that would ban it. if 95% of the population is allergic -- >> let me give you an ex- ample. the oldest provision in the law says among other things if the food contains a substance that renders the food ordinarily to health food is adulterated and prohibited from interstate com

blessing moore's as people with allergies should development plan to a note will recall and allergic symptoms persist. and despite the centers for disease control's prevention announcement this week and this year's flu vaccine is not as effective as combating the virus at as it was in the past they still say that it is still important for you to get vaccinated more like you're indoors with more people the more likely you're i you're able to get the disease. >> reporter: doctor blessing more acts that if you do catch the flu is treatable just contact your primary physician or specialist banking >> catherine: and a reminder don't forget to download our kron 4 application where you can get weather alerts forecasts and how the weather is affecting traffic any time and is freetime >> catherine: friends and family are mourning a 12 year-old folsom boy to nine it is believed that he committed suicide because of bullying from former classmates france that it was bully because he chose to be a cheerleader. it's heartbreaking is pretty shocking >> catherine: the youngster was a role as both a

that will start out allergic reaction such as head allergy or elegy from smokers and the household.olice say with the with colleges should develop action plan and interest got up on madison also would call with a lesser sentence in on a lot of weather of a past weekend of what people suffering from this afternoon but mutt recognitions not going to be very windy either. ologies' flare-up trendier problem all in all but mutt air quality and that star trek shows if you could miss showers renown nothing organized whatsoever. about mid span over the bay bridge and take a look at pleasanton. south on 680 highway 84 and contending with a few like showers right now we're really dealing with the tail edge of the system working its way out the bay area and the cold front actually having at the sierra nevada a can of reims nomex. heading up their piquancy additional foot of snow for a weekend. certainly good news for all of the borders >> : back in the bay area oakland 68 and nappa. fairfield hitting a high of 66 and 65 in redwood city >> : and we will wake up the foggy conditions for sunday w

food allergies and asthma is deadly. the university of texas found 84% of patients cannot use the million devices correctly. it shows 93% of subjects were unable to use their asthma inhaler always as -- inhairstyls well. . >>> first up, the 3-11 redskins on saturday night. the birds could win the nfc east if they beat the cowboys and the giants -- beat the redskins and the giant and the cowboys lose a game. >> the move from sony shocks movie goers everywhere. katherine scott has that story. >> reporter: matt, movie goers weighed in after sony canalsled the premier of the interview. >> new this morning, a wild police chase in los angeles county. it started in studio city when officers tried to pull over a suspected stolen car. the pursuit came to an end when the driver just stopped. police took him into custody without any problem. >>> philadelphia police arrested an 18-year-old fells high school student for taking a gun to high school. the northeast philadelphia school was placed on lockdown as police conducted the churc

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