cargill issued a similar recall last month. you can find all the recall details on our website abc7news.com. >>> in the east bay a group of neighbors are fighting the construction of a large mall that features an ikea. tomorrow the dublin planning commission will vote on whether to recommend the city council approve or reject the project. the mall would be built on the corner of 580 and hacienda drive. some neighbors in the area argue it would make traffic worse and compete with local businesses. if the council approves the mall, it is set to open in the summer of 2020. >>> you will soon be able to visit the top of the sales force tower for free and that's according to a tweet from sales force ceo marc benioff. standing at 61 stories high the building offers incredible views, the top floor has no offices, just really large windows with views of the bay area. >>> still ahead, the oakland a's chance to clinch a spot in the playoffs for the first time in four years. >>> plus, it stills feels a little like summer today, but you wil

. >> cargill, big name.rns that it may be infected with e. coli. 18 people who ate the meat became sick, one died. the recalled meat was produced june 21st and distributed nationwide. the usda inspection mark on the package says if you still have ground chuck in your freezer with that mark, return it to the store. for more details, go to abc7news.com. >>> important new consumer protection is about to kick in. starting tomorrow, the three major credit reporting agencies, equifax, experian and transunion are required to offer you a credit freeze free of charge. it prevents lenders from looking at the account. it's intended to stop financial -- from i.d. theft. here in california, it used to cost or still do today, $10 for each reporting agency and another $10 for each if you remove the freeze. not anymore. all free beginning tomorrow. >>> another major retailer is gearing up for the holidays. kohl's is set to hire 90,000 seasonal workers for the 1100 stores. nine distribution centers. five e-commerce fulfillme

. >>> number two, cargill recalling 133,000 pounds of ground beef because of e. coli. it was produced june 21st and distributed nationwide. all the details on abc7news.com. >>> number three, the dmv is promising all offices will be back to normal today. yesterday a router issue took out the computer systems at offices statewide for hours. >> number four, heads-up if you're driving out of town don't, including the golden gate bridge. check out this backup. construction of the new suicide barrier forcing crews to close several lanes. it's happening tonight from 10:00 through 7:00 a.m. saturday morning. >> speaking of traffic. number 5, a sig-alert in oakland this morning. a crash on on northbound 880 just before high street. sounds like we have three vehicles involved. lanes two through five blocked due to this crash. some injuries errored as well. >> number 6, good news, the fire danger went away overnight. the warmth, it's coming back. today we will be be 6 to 11 degrees above average. back in the 70s, 80s, and 90s. >> number 7, apple's latest iphone xs goes on sale to

still with us is david maclennan, carville -- cargill ceo.are any soybeans getting him now, it is low quantity. the chinese have made it clear there are not -- they are not going to take american soybeans. they will find alternative protein ingredients. that may change, but it is to minimize -- de minimus. alix: one side says, they are going to need it. can beid the destruction such that they can satisfy their soybean needs with brazil and argentina crops. which narrative do you see? dave: i think i would take the former narrative. i think they are consumers of protein. their appetites are changing. it is a big country, obviously, 1.3 billion people, eating more meat, more chicken, more pork. they need to feed their livestock. americannce on soybeans is significant. especially with the drought. they will find substitutes, maybe use what they have. they may come forward and say, we need american soybeans. least somer at purposes. if they want to buy a lot of week to make up for a lot of soybeans, where would they get it from? dave: they would

cargill meatad solutions it from possibly contaminated carcasses.sumers should check their freezers and throw out the effect ed beef. you can find the entire list on nbc washington app. >> we're also working for your health with the latest on two new studies. cutting out carbs't i the quick health fix you may be hoping for. if you replace those calories with calories from meat or cheese, that's worseou for bodies than eating the carbs in the first place. researchers from harvard say your bests bet to have vegetables. women 40 and older reaped maj benefits from a mediterranean-style diet. 's one that's full of fish,nu ts, olive oil, vegetables. and not asuch r meat and dairy products. >> i'll die young and very happy. because i'm going toave a steak. >> it's 4:16. meghan markle launched a new cook book for charity titled together. >> it includes recipes for people impacted by aou ds london fire last year. she references the book as the power of cooking to strengthen communities and bring people together. >>his is more tha a cook book, and what i t me

the company cargill meat solutions said it was distributed nationwide.rs' freezers. beef produced under a number of brand names. for a complete list, see our story at cnn.com. >>> suge knight facing decades in prison after pleading no contest. knight was accused of a hit in run in 2015. he allegedly ran over two men after confrontation on the set "straight out of compton." knight is scheduled to be sentenced on october 4th. prosecutors are calling for a 28-year sentence. the defense said he was defending himself because one of the men had a gun. >>> disney ceo bob iger saying fans can expect a slowdown in the "star wars" films. it is still stunned how the last film failed to get any ground. he said they will be careful about volume and timing. "star wars" episode nine is in production and set to be released december of 2019. >>> for the first time since christmas eve 2016 the browns are in the win column. trump has not yet taken office at the time. baker mayfield energized the offense late in the first half. even catching a two-point conversion. the brow

cargill recalled more than 130,000 pounds of ground beef that could have been contaminated with everything co -- with e cola. safway, sam's club and target, more than a dozen illnesses have been traced to the meat, including one death. >>> used car sales have hit the fast lane. more people are buying used cars rather than new. nearly 40 million used cars were sold last year. more than double the number of used cars. used cars last longer and look better than before. add in the high cost of new and you have a trend. the price of a new car is hovering right now around $37,000. >>> congress is defending your personal space in airplanes. both parties have come together to create a bill to stop airlines from continuously shrinking the seats and taking away your leg room. advocates say this is a safety issue. the bill makes it against the law to put a live animal in the overhead bend. this video is being fast tracked and expected to go to the president's desk. this shows you how much people care about this. how often do you see a bipartisan abili bipartisan bill? >> not these days. >> thank you.

and their homes are not as safe but one person is not here, she's riding it out, that's gabrielle cargilla skype. gabrielle, are you doing? >> good, how are you guys? >> great, i understand you've been here for eight years, 25 years old. why did you decide to ride it out? >> a lot of people don't have the financial option to leave. all of my family is here and it would be an impossible task to move all four of us and seven animals inland. we've been through a few hurricanes before so i'm confident we'll stand through this one. i was here when i was a child for fran and that was probably the most devastating hurricane i've seen and that was almost 20 years ago. >> so you're sure of this decision. you know what officials are saying, that you should get out, your life -- you can't get your life back, that you can get belongings and property, you can redo that. you understand that all, but for you it's more personal? >> this is just my home. if it's going to be destroyed, i have no where else to go. this is where my family is. >> i understand you have animals you're concerned about and i'm to

is recalling all 132,000 pounds of affected ground beef sold under various labels and packaged by cargill meat solutions. >>> meanwhile, you'll soon be paying more to fly. more airlines are boosting baggage fees, and is going to cost you unless you're traveling light. >> reporr: the price of checked bags taking off. american airlines thest carrier to announce a price hike. all bumping up luggage fees in the past 30 days. your first checkedl bag w be $30, up from $25, while the second will set you back another $40. southwest now the only major domestic airline not charging to check. >> even though they're making billions, that's into the enough f - not enough for them >> reporter: baggage fees are already big money for airlines. up 7% from last year. some i p congresshing for regulation, senator ed markey twting, airline have gone from nickel and diming ssengers tobsolutely gouging them. these travelers agree. >> people are getting squeezed all over the place. angrymakes me i don't want to pay >> reporter: many complaining the skies are no longer friendly or free. nbcnews, new york. >>> we

it affects a dozen different cargill meat.sda inspection mark says e is st. 86 r >> wells fargo plans to cut 10% of its workforce. that could be tens of thousands of jobs lost. they have about 265,000 workers right now. they plan to cut through attrition and layoffs. the ceo says changes are needed because customers are turning more to digital banking. >>> governor brown vetoed a bill that would have required middle and high schools to start classes after 8:30 a.m. brown agreed with the bill's opponents. a later start time is better for student health. >> k-pop is growing in popularity in the bay area. just last week, the k-pop boy band bts sold out at oracle arena. >> fans met in downtown san jose for a crash course in k-pop choreography. amanda del castillo has our story >> reporter: flashing lights and k-pop fanatics filled the plaza on thursday. this is all part of san jose city dance series which offers free dance lessons over the course of eight weeks. each class exploring a new music genre. popping up this week is k-pop

"cargill meat solutions" has recalled nearly 133- thousand pounds of ground chuck.t sick... and one person died. we have details on our website - kron4 dot com. the ground chuck should be thrown away or you can return it to the store. ( james ) a mural in san francisco's mission district -- honoring hispanic heritage -- that was repeatedly vandalized .... has been now restored and revamped.( darya ) kron4's maureen kelly talked to one of the artists behind the mural... he explains the change in design. he has a crack in his ear, but it's protected it's all good carlos kookie gonzlez is checking out his recently updated mural....now it's centerpieces are civil rights leaders cesar chavez and dolores huerta....but that wasn't always the case.when he first helped create it back in the 80's...it was simply snapshots of people in the neighborhood.this is my best friend johnny's mom and big sister when she was a baby. then 10 years later i the now retired probation officer added cultural icons to the faces on the wall......with cesar chavez at the heart of the piece.but i

"cargill meat solutions" has recalled nearly 133-thousand pounds of ground chuck.al officials say 18 people who ate the meat got sick... and one person died. we have details on our website - kron4 dot com. the ground chuck should be thrown away or you can return it to the store. ( marty )a new study finds one in 11 middle and high school students in the u-s has vaped marijuana. that adds up to more than 2 million young people. this is according to a national youth tobacco survey. health experts say this finding adds to evidence that the growing vaping trend is affecting kids' developing brains and acting as a gateway to other drugs. ( marty )a new study finds that a daily dose of aspirin may not do you any good. according to the findings, people who took low doses of aspirin every day didn't necessarily benefit over those who took a placebo. scientists say that healthy people who take asprin are likely wasting their money. but when in doubt... researchers say people should talk about it with their doctor. ( dave )morning fog with afternoon sun. still pleasant, but

cargill meat solutions made b grouf from possibly contaminated escarc consumers should check their freezers throw out the effected beef. ories withlace the c meat or cheese, high fat foods, that could be worse thanatg carbs in the first place. the best bet is to swap a vegetable for nuts. another study finds that women 50 andver reaped major benefits in following the mediterranean style diet. those same benefits, though, did not necessarily apply to men. you probably heard that mediterranean diets, fish, nuts, oliv oil, vegetables, legumies. >> we torture ourselves. the guy that inventedak cu, why. >> you can eat six at a time. >> there's the real probm. one cupcake is probably all right. 12 is not a good thing. >> no. 5:17. ready for a royal cookbook. meghan markleaunched a new cookbook titled together. >> it contains recipes from people in a disastrous london fire last year. it is to strengthen communities and bring people together. >> this is more than a okbook and what i mean by that is the power of food is more than just a meal itself, it is the sto behind it. >> she called working on

ceo says her gilt is worried about the long-term impact of tariffs -- the cargill ceo. >> maybe if itt might go back to the way it was. long-term, i am concerned it will have a detrimental effect on the u.s. ag economy. alix: sonny perdue is the man caught in the middle, the u.s. secretary of agriculture. thank you for being here. >> glad to join you. ceo washat the cargill saying is this will have long-term effects for china changing its supply change in him will not be a quick fix it would do you say? >> all of us hope it is not mantra because the detrimental effects will accumulate over time. but hopefully not. i think our producers are so productive. they are lower-cost producers are that will carry the weight in the long end. china may replace some of that. brazil will increase acres. it is like a drought it when will it rain? we wanted to be over as soon as possible and restore our markets. david: mr. secretary, i want to make sure i understand. you're not suggesting we could have this trade dispute with china go on for years and years without hurting farmers because of low cost

here to weigh in is doctor jennifer cargill, always love having you here. look at what the study found. high levels of bad cholesterol, statins offer no protection to patients with high cholesterol, doctors should abandon them altogether, it was based on 1.3 million patients, the opposite of what we heard previously. why the discrepancy? >> first thing i want to say is not so fast. those listening at home, let's back up. this is a number of researchers that looked at a lot of studies and a lot of data and these are the conclusions they came to. let me address the elephant in the room. stands and cholesterol, a lot of headlines we see have to do with what data is being looked at, how good the data is and how we interpret it and where studies are coming from. i want to be clear this was one perspective based on things researchers look at and how they interpret data. that said, i have to be honest with you it is not that simple, cholesterol is not -- it depends on who you are. and with the effect of cholesterol that has to do with that. heather: what exactly i

cargill meat solutions in colorado made the ground beef possibly from contaminated carcuss.ou can find a little of the products being recalled in the nbc washington app. >> we'reng wor on the latest of two new studies. first cutting out carbs isn't the quick health fix you may be oking for. if you replace those calories with calories from meat or cheese that cou be worse for you than eating the carbs in the first place.t researchers harvard say your best bet is to swap the carbs for vegetables and nuts. eat more women 40 and other reap major benefitsm fllowing the mediterranean style diet. it lowers the risk of stroke. the same benefits do not necessarily apply to men. you may know this already but it's fullsh of nuts, olive oil, vegetables and legumes. >> i joke. >> every once in awhile to throw in a chocolate cupcake. >> in the vegetables? >> no. >> don't mess up the cupcake. >> righ well meghan markle launched a new cookbook titled "together". >> it contains recipes fpem le effected by a disastrous fire last year. it's a powerful part of cooking to strengthen communities

about-- (catherine) an e-coli outbreak blamed on ground beef has turned deadly federal officials say 'cargilleat solutions' has recalled nearly 133-thousand pounds of ground chuck. eighteen people who ate the meat became sick-- one of them died. we have details on our website - kron4 dot com. the ground chuck should be thrown away or you can return it to the store. (ryan) sometimes -- fast food is the only option. but you can still be healthy -- even if you grab something from the drive-through. dietitians say when ordering fast food -- think veggies first like salads. they recommend, around half your plate to be full of vegetables. but salads can pack a calorie punch with all the different toppings like breaded fried chicken or having a lot of cheese... so the best advice is to stay away from those. also -- skip the fries and don't order a soda with your meal. if you take a moment to consider your diet -- dieticians believe fast food can still be, healthy food. (catherine) changes are coming to kids' meals in california.. governor brown signed a law today that means milk or water will now be

it affects a dozen different cargill meat solutions products. it was produced june 21st.de. they issued a similar recall last month for ground beef produced august 16th. you can find all the details on abc7news.com. >>> now to an emotional reunion for an east bay woman more than 30 years in the making. a pleasanton woman named renee found her long lost brother with the help of a dna test. good morning america is featuring their story. renee and brother justin were born in south korea. they were separated when they were very young. both were adopted by parents in america. he grew up in salem, oregon. she grew up here in pleasanton. the dna test 23andme led them to this moment. >> i knew about him all of this time. i just never thought i'd ever meet him. so this is really amazing. we came from the same parents which is blowing my mind because i have never known anyone related to me, and i never thought i would. >> they hadn't seen each other in 34 years. the two are now inseparable. he said it helped heal a part of him he didn't even know existed. you'll hear the rest on gm

cargill meat solutions recalled more than 132,000 pounds of ground beef on september 19th, because of possible e-coli contamination. at least one person has died and 17 people have gotten sick. check your freezer. we'll be back after the break. n happening while you get ready. his accuser is going to testify -- we )ll bring it to you live. and we )re tracking the commute nightmare surrounding the transbay transit center. join us tomorrow from you could generate your own energy, at home. california. or to save energy, ergy upge the kids up and ask "how was schoolright. don't be jealous. i'll tell you a secret about my life. every weekday, i pick up my kids at school. and i ask them, how was school? and you know what, i'm hoping maybe they'll have something interesting, but not like this. this is yesterday's answer from some parents in santa rosa. over here we see this picture of a hot air balloon on grass. someone is looking at it. look at this. we have this article on nbcbayarea.com. talking about a surprise landing in santa rosa. let's share some pictures taken by mark freeland, from

"cargill meat solutions" has recalled nearly 133-thousand pounds of ground chuck. have details on our website - kron4 dot com. the ground chuck should be thrown away or you can return it to the store. ( darya )coming up at 9 on the kron 4 morning news ... rising concerns with e-scooters ... as emergency rooms see more people coming in with injuries. and here's a live look outside... golden gate bridge... much like yesterday it will be another hot day for much of the bay. temperatures will boost back into the upper 80's and low 90's inland with 60's and 70's closer to the coast. skies will remain sunny and dry all day long much like yesterday with a relatively fog free morning to start this last day of summer. working into fall ahead of us expect temperatures to remain above average and for skies to remain clear and dry. ( james ) ( james ) coming up in the next hour... the pittsburg police department is investigating an officer's use of force... after video of an arrest goes viral. we'll have the latest in a live report. ( james )plus... we're learning more about t