coli illnesses in k.ine and new york. the hamburgers were sold at .j.'s wholesale club earlier his month and bear the usda establishment number 9400. ederal officials are concerned the burgers could still be in people's freezers.

coli in his mouth. >> there are lots of different strains of e. coli.eporter: so, we sent the e. coli to a lab for more testing. and dr. dyer, was right. the e. coli in j.j.'s mouth was not the dangerous kind. but e. coli has been attributed to other petting zoos. >> we want to make sure it's safe for all children. >> we washed all the hands with hand sanitizer. really important to us. >> reporter: take it from this day care worker in charge of 20 kids. the secret to success at the petting zoo is to take the memories home. >> hello. >> reporter: but not the germs. even if you do get something like e. coli on your hands, no need to panic because it does not soak into your skin. you're only at risk if it gets into your system through your nose or your mouth. after a petting zoo visit, all you need to do is some thorough hand washing. remember to say your abcs while you're doing it. make sure you do a good job. and keep in mind that hand sanitizer will also do the trick. it is as simple as that. >> all right, eli. thank you. >>> my friends and i want to th

coli. the u.s. department of agriculture announced the recall today by the modesto based valley meat company. officials say seven people may have gotten sick by a rare strain of e. coli after eating that meat. now the meat was produced between early october and mid- january. and there's concern that some consumers may have it in their freezers. the company said on its website this is the first time in its 50 year history that it has had to issue a recall. >>> it's a big event in san jose this weekend for people interested in medical marijuana. for the first time ever a cannabis convention called hemp con is coming to the south bay. organizers are promising an educational event with a full weekend of seminars, presentations and hundreds of exhibits. hemp con is going to be held at the san jose convention center's south hall on south market street. it kicks off at 2:00 this afternoon and will run through sunday. they are expecting patients and really anyone interested in medical marijuana. >>> the wee

coli and total coli form in the water. >> public works officials say they do not have an estimate for when the issue might be repaired. they will keep folks updated. >>> trash day is returning in the to san mateo county tomorrow. more than 500 allied waste collectors went on strike in solidarity with a dozen or so other people in solidarity with half moon bay. they will be running two days behind schedule as they have to handle the overflow of all that trash. >> coming up the recall due your comes to us tonight from toyota, once again danger that could affect more than a million cars, we'll show you which models are affected. >>> aiming a heat ray at hospital inmates, why the a.c.l.u. says it's a bad idea and someone who has felt the heat. >>> a kidnap victim found alive living with her alleged captor. what has changed to protect other victims since jaycee dugard was found? >> from sizzle to drizzle, how it will affect your weekend. pinpoint forecast as eyewitness news continues here on cbs5. [ male announcer ] when meg whitman arrived at ebay, they had 30 people and an idea. meg's jo

coli contamination. it was sold under safeway and other labels here in california as well as in texas, oregon, arizona, and internationally. it was processed between october 2, 2009, and january 12 of this year. some shoppers told ktvu today that fears of e. coli have them taking precautions. >> wash everything you buy at the stores as far as food and produce, you should always wash even though they tell you it's been washed. >> the company is investigating the matter and plans to further evaluate its safety standards. for more including the list of all the products effected, be sure to visit our website, www.ktvu.com and click on the bay area news tab. >>> under an emergency proclamation tonight as crews scramble to contain an infestation of a fruit fly. robert? >> reporter: frank, there has been quite a bit of frantic activity today and much more to come to try to make sure the infestation doesn't spread. the santa clare department of agriculture is putting out more protection after two fruit flies wer

coli contamination. it was sold under safeway and other labels here in california as well as in texas, oregon, arizona, and internationally. it was processed between october 2, 2009, and january 12 of this year. some shoppers told ktvu today that fears of e. coli have them taking precautions. >> wash everything you buy at the stores as far as food and produce, you should always wash even though they tell you it's been washed. >> the company is investigating the matter and plans to further evaluate its safety standards. for more including the list of all the products effected, be sure to visit our website, www.ktvu.com and click on the bay area news tab. >>> under an emergency proclamation tonight as crews scramble to contain an infestation of a fruit fly. robert? >> reporter: frank, there has been quite a bit of frantic activity today and much more to come to try to make sure the infestation doesn't spread. the santa clare department of agriculture is putting out more protection after two fruit flies wer

la empresa "fresh express" pidio que se descarten sus ensaladas porque podrian tener "eschericchia coli compaÑia con sede en salinas, anuncio que algunos de sus productos podrian tener listeria.---el retiro afecta a 2-mil-800 paquetes de ensalada "veggie lovers salad" con el codigo "i-208" y fecha de vencimiento del 10 de agosto.---en mayo pasado, "fresh express" saco del mercado varias ensaladas preparadas porque estaban contaminadas con salmonela. ---en mexico, cinco presuntos participantes del secuestro de periodistas en durango, fueron presentados hoy por la secretaria de seguridad publica ---los cinco detenidos son supestos integrantes del cartel de sinaloa, y segun las autoridades, actuaron en coordinacion con otras Élulas del mismo grupo criminal que priÓ de la libertad a cuatro periodistas en durango, el 26 de julio. ---tambÉn fueron presentadas otras nueve personas, presuntos integrantes del Á rtel del golfo, detenidos en tampico, tamaulipas, luego de un enfrentamiento contra agentes federales, en el que no se reportaron Íctimas mortales. ==top vo==---y en chile, el ministro de

is recalling about a million pounds of ground beef products after seven people were sickened by e coli contamination. the u.s. department of agriculture says valley meats company sold that potentially-contaminated meat in several u.s. states including here in, california. the beef processed between october, 2009 through january 12th of this year. all of products have the number est 8268 on the label. the company says most were sold frozen. valley meat ez says customers should throw way the meat or rush return it to the store for a refund. >>> a minnesota man is free after serving time in prison for a fatal toyota crash he insists he tried to avoid. he was sentence forward vehicular manslaughter after a 2006 crash that kill aid father, son and niece. lee always instifted he tried to stop his 1996 camery but his brakes didn't work. >> i spent a the time, nothing has been -- brakes. brakes not working. >> his face was reopened after investigation showing dozens of cases of sudden acceleration. a judge granted lee a new trial. he was freed after prosecutors declined to press charges. the f

coli, polls are now starting to open. we'll see that later along the west coast. basically what we expect to see today is whether republican incumbents and party favorites will be able to hold onto those seats amid a massive challenge from the tea party. >>> arizona's john mccain is in a tough senate fight against former congressman j.d. hayworth. >> we're going to pull a huge upset. >> mccain admits today's votes may be mostly anti-washington. >> people say, look, you're a great guy, john mccain, i'm proud to vote for you and i think we ought to throw everybody out. oh, thanks. >> reporter: in alaska, tea party and sarah palin favorite joe miller claim lisa murkowski isn't conservative enough. vermont has a race, a five-way democratic race for governor. florida votes for governor, republicans choose between attorney general bill mccallum and health care millionaire, rick scott. but the strangest race is florida's senate primary. >> democrats want a candidate that can win in november. i am that candidate. >> it's clear that he has no chance whatsoever of winning t

coli in the water. >> they say they do not have an estimate for when it might be he are pared. they say they will keep residents updated with automated phone calls. three different fires in san jose responsible for destroying two homes and killing two dogs, also causing more than $1 million in damage to an asphalt plant. the first fire started just before 4:00 a.m., the resultful an electrical problem. a fire started at a nearby home about an hour later, not related. three people were able to escape when only minor injuries. and then a third fire broke out about a half hour after that one. the homeowner there was out on a walk when she heard an explosion she went to her neighbors for help. >> the doorbell started ringing in a crazy fashion. then the smoke, the fire was just coming like shooting out of the house. i was shocked, actually. >> apparently two dogs died in that fire along with about a dozen other pets. she was not hurt, the homeowner the fire is under investigation. >>> a new way for guards to handle inmates without getting involved themselves. why the idea, though,

as parents we want to win the hearts and minds of a child, you anything of that e coli or factory farmingu talk about cooties. you scare the hell out of them. tavis: ronald mcdonald has cuddy's? >> allegedly. -- has cooties. it is not that hard to mess with kids' minds. kids are afraid of being the outcast. i am not saying it is -- it is not a diplomatic way to go but we are talking about a serious issue, keeping your kids out of the clutches of this major industry. i think extreme measures are called for. tavis: i heard that before. in the book you talk about the fact that you think cooking is a virtue and everyone ought to know how to cook. news flash, i don't cook. are you saying i am not virtuous? >> i think you would be a better person. tavis: i am not a good person? >> if you could make an omelet you would be better. there are a few certain things. if we make it a virtue of the same way president kennedy made a physical fitness a virtue. every good should be good at sports or at least physically fit. or at least aspire to that. if all kids aspired to reach a point where they could f

coli and pneumonia, can cause urinary and respiratory infections and blood poisoning. doctors fight them with antibiotics. now there is a new gene, ndm-1, which makes them resistant to the most powerful treatments which are usually kept as a last resort. hospitals across the u.k. have been placed on alert to look out for ndm-1. they send drug-resistant samples to this laboratory for analysis and advice on treatment and to work out the wider public health risk. so far in the u.k., there have been about 50 confirmed cases, but there is evidence ndm-1 is spreading fast in india and pakistan. this contains the actual affected bacterium. the strips contain strong antibiotics. what we see is their impact on the bacterium. on this strip, we see some impact. on these two, very strong antibiotics, very little impact. on these other three, no impact at all. could this be the new mrsa, which provoked public fear along with thousands of cases reported every year? >> the threat comes from the fact that the bacterium is so resistant. nowadays we have antibiotics that are effective w

growing number of cases of ndm-1, a gene that attaches itself to bacteria, like he collide -- like the colithey're worried that it may jump to other strains of bacteria and jump rapidly to other parts of the world. >> these infections are usually resistant to antibiotics. they can be sent here to no. 1 and where they can be analyzed for their physical properties and they can't figure how to be treated. -- and they can figure out how to treat them. >> thousands of cases are reported every year. >> the threat comes from the fact that these bacteria are rissole -- are so resistant. hear, we are down to one or two not very good antibiotics. >> experts say hospitals must be vigilant, responding to cases with tough infection control. there also asking for world wide service to monitor the spread of this new threat. >> oxfam has accused the international committee of not doing enough to help the 14 million people affected by the floods in pakistan. the disaster demanded in a response. but the flow of aid was slow compared to other disasters. >> in pakistan, it is a time of morning. -- is a time of

at least seven people have reported e-coli-related sicknesses. >> bp is in the final stage of permanently sealing the blown-out well in the gulf. up next, crews will work on the relief well which they will fill with mud and cement above the source of the oil, effectively sealing the well from the bottom-up. the process seems to be going so well that after more than 100 days with, the chief operator is leaving the gulf to go back to houston. >> clearly, we feel like it's moving to a new phase because we've been three weeks without new oil flowing into the sea. >> now, it's the oil that they can't see that worry ms. people along the gulf coast. bp said there was little water in the open water but the crude near the shoreline may still be a problem. >>> again, a lovely friday around the bay area. good day to get out and help the community, jeff? >>> definitely. all across the bay area we've got some bay area proud volunteers that made it out, yes, with their own nbc rob mayeda, my colleague in the morning, meteorologist, rob mayeda. him and 25 other volunteers worked at the family giving tre

coli there or salmonella or some other organism. >> reporter: one passenger we spoke to actually found a half-eaten apple in the seat pocket on this flight. >> yeah. >> reporter: so you can understand the perception that people are flying in sort of disgusting unclean planes. >> i think that is a fair statement, i do. which frankly is why we ask customers, you know, when you come on to an airplane, it's nice to think of the airplane a little bit like your own home. it's not just a place where you use the seat pocket to throw old apple cores and dirty diapers and, you know, newspapers. >> reporter: while they accept no blame for the maggot flight, u.s. air eventually offered $25 vouchers to the passengers on board. >> blame the airline because i paid for a service to get from point a to b, but the bottom line, i didn't pay to have maggots falling on my head. >> reporter: who do you hold responsible for this? the passenger who brought the rotten meat on the plane? us airways responsible? >> i think there's a lot of accountability. i think passengers can be more diligent. and perhaps airl

coli bacteria. >> takes less than 100 to about 100,000 cells to make someone sick. >> reporter: health officials say that plain old soap and water kills salmonella the best on all surfaces. steve osunsami, abc news, atlanta. >> last up to four days on a counter. >>> and overseas now, to new details about the 33 miners facing many weeks or months of life trapped underground. once contact was made, what was one of the first requests from the miners? toothbrushes. abc's jeffrey kofman is at the scene of the mine. >> reporter: if those trapped miners are going to be liberated, this drill that arrived at the site this afternoon is their best hope. chile's minister of mines spoke to one of the trapped miners. "how are you feeling," he asks. "we are fine," says the miner. "we are waiting to be rescued." the men don't yet know that drilling that rescue hole could take four months. officials worry that the news will demoralize them. for now, the men are euphoric. singing chile's national anthem for all to hear. we now know that the men were found just in time. their meager emergency food supply

coli. people are being advised to stay away from the water. >>> the only fire station in the marin headlands may be closed soon to save some money. frills are considering -- officials are considering station 42. the area is -- areas is service are -- >>> now, an efficiency study -- federal officials are negotiating negotiating with the southern marin fire district about providing that service. >>> in san francisco, the clock is ticking on the jobs now program. about 122 workers help keep the city parks clean. but that funding runs out at the end of next month. that could put those workers in hundreds -- and hundreds more back in the unemployment line. mayor new some and his staff are pushing for a funding extension. we want to check in with sal castanedo keeping a close eye on a number of place out there -- places out there, including the bay bridge toll plaza. >>> tori, you are absolutely correct. dave, you're creecket even though you didn't say anything. westbound bay bridge is doing anyt

coli. officials also say a warning to avoid contact with the water is in place indefinitely and residents will be advised when it's safe. >>> police in hercules identified a man who was found in his home over the weekend. tonight the one possible link as to who killed ricardo sales is out. >> reporter: the scene of the first homicide of the year remains off limits tonight. there are evidence markers on the front door and on the garage. police are releasing few details about what happened here on saturday. but they are talking about the person who they desperately want to find. the victim's 35-year-old son frederick sales has vanished. >> then the police were taping the corner. >> reporter: bill benson was out for a walk and came across the crime scene. his new neighbor ricardo sales was found dead inside the home he shared with his son. there were signs of trauma. was he beaten or shot or stabbed? >> we know there was some level of physical altercation before the actual murder. >> reporter:

coli. probably had salmonella.ody not only was going to eat that but spread it in the bin. >> i'm ready for a snack. how about y'all? all right. >>> coming up next, the legendary billy the kid, a murderer and a folk hero. >> why the gunslininininininini> ♪ that old gang of mine >>> mitch miller, the man america sang along with in the 1960s, as passed away. his daughter says he died in new york city on monday. miller's career started back in the '50s when he was a record executive. in 1961, he starred in the nbc show "sing along with mitch." he died after a brief illness at the age of 99. >>> the infamous outlaw, billy the kid, is making headlines this morning, 130 years after he was shot and killed. >> new mexico's governor is now thinking about a pardon for the gunslinger turned folk hero. david wright explains. >> reporter: he was a buck-toothed kid with a winchester .73. the wild west's most notorious juvenile delinquent. this is the only known photograph of billy the kid, a.k.a. william h. bonney. wanted dead o

ground beef is being recalled and now the california department of health is warning about possible e coli contamination. valley meat is recalling the ground beef product. it includes frozen ground beef patties that has the code est82 you est8268 inside. it was sold to small markets and grocery stores around california and three other states. for more information and a complete list of the products being recalled you can check out our website at ktvu.com just look for the recall heading under the business section. >>> time now 5:50 the ch be is out there. they are watching today. the cell phones are the number one calls of distracked drewing accident accidents. the cmp will ticket -- the chp will ticket those drivers without a hands free device. the fines could be as high as $4200 for a first offense. >>> right now it's 5:05. >> good morning. many of us who come to work here at jacqueline square this morning had a little bit of a surprise the circus train is in town. stopped near jacqueline square. it blocked traffic for several hours before dawn. the so-called greatest show on earth begin

coli-related sickness. >>> a san francisco sandwich place whose popularity rubbed neighbors the wrong has gotten the boot. dozens lined up every day for sandwiches at ike's place. neighbors complained about the crowded sidewalks, smells and litter. the die-hard fans are selling "free ike" t-shirts with proceeds going toward the business's legal bills. >>> san francisco's transbay terminal in its final hours of operation. the 1939 building will close for good tonight. visitors and travelers wandered a around today taking pictures and saying their farewells. after midnight the old terminal will close and buses will begin opt righting at a temporary terminal at howard and beale. homeless outreach workers were making a push to get 15 homeless die hards out of the building into shelters. the handful of stragglers are slowly giving in. >> of the 50 people we've been working with intensely, 34 are indoors. for just moved in this morning. we transported them to shelter. they are happy, they're inside. >> once the final bus makes its run, sheriff deputies and work crews will seal off the build

coli disease. people are being advised not to have any contact with the water. >>> and the negotiations between allied waste and garbage collectors in san mateo county are set to resume today. in the meantime we've learned last week's strike has caused allied waste a lot of money. trash collection for 36,000 residential customers was pushed back two days after 250 employees walked off the job. to catch up the workers made rounds this past weekend and they were paid overtime. an allied waste spokeswoman says workers received time and a half for saturday and double pay for sunday. >>> some good news for muni riders in san francisco. 61% of services cut back in may will be restored. riders can expect more buses to run more frequently and later at night. muni says they were able to bring the services back in part because of a one time funding allocation. but they tell us that a proposal to restore all the recent reduction asks in the works. >>> let's get you to where you need to go at 5:37. sal what is

coli and total coliforms in the water. >> reporter: they don't know how much. city crews also have not been able to determine what caused the pipe to burst or how much sewage has made it into the san francisco bay. they also don't know when the people is going to be repaired. but they are keeping everyone around this area informed by doing automated phone calls. they sent some of those out yesterday and will continue as they get more information on this spill. sydnie. >> thank you, anne makovec in redwood city. >>> it is 5:04. >>> trash day is returning in san mateo county. a two-day garbage strike ended last night. more than 500 allied waste collectors in solidarity with a dozen strikers. they refused to cross the picket line. this is a landfill in half moon bay. the company will be two days behind schedule handling the overflow of trash. >>> fires in san jose putting the spotlight on recent layoffs of 49 firefighters. fires early yesterday morning burned two homes on the city's west side and a construction company building near downtown. in the afternoon, the

a million pounds of ground beef is being recalled because of e-coli contamination.t includes frozen ground beef patties and bulk ground beef sold under the butcher's cut brand. it was distributed to small markets and safeway stores and western states including california from october of last year to january of this year. the recalled beef includes the establishment number 8268. if you have any of the meat, you're asked to return it to the store you bought it for a refund. >> a proposal by google and verizon to regulate internet service is drawing criticism. they're calling on congress and the sec to ban providers from blocking online content or offering a paid fast lane essentially. but the proposal unveiled yesterday offers exceptions for internet access over mobile networks and for potential new services. critics say the exceptions will create a two-tiered internet that could lead to higher prices for consumers. >> concerns about the chinese economy is pushing stock futures down this morning. new trade figures show a sharp slowdown in chinese impacts. sales have s

. >> a million pounds of ground beef is now being recalled because of possible e-coli contamination.ley meat company is recalling the meat which includes frozen ground beef patties and both ground beef sold under the butcher's cut brand. it was sold in four western states including california from october of last year to january of this year. the recalled beef includes the establishment number of 8258. if you have any questions or if you have any of the meat you can return it to the store where you bought it for a refund. >> eric, you've heard of road rage. >> i have. >> what about drive-through rage? take a look at this just released surveillance video here. this toledo, ohio, woman after flying into a total rage at a mcdonald's drive through. it was too early to get chicken mcnothing gets. >> wow! >> the woman hit the employee in the mouth and busted the window before racing away. see that! bam! she faces assaults. >> it's only mcnuggets. >> not to her! (laughter) >> you can come back. they'll make them. just come back! >> wow! what's wrong with the breakfast burrito. >> i know. is

coli and total coliform into the water. >> the city crews have not been able to determine what caused the pipe to burst or exactly how much sewage has made it into the lagoon or by this point into the san francisco bay. they also don't know when they are going to have the pipes fixed. but again, this spill has stopped. they just need to continue work on the pipe around here. in the meantime we are going to be seeing these trucks taking the sewage away. they are keeping everybody updated with automated phone calls in the area. >> yeah. this is one situation where i don't think there are a lot of looky-loos around. they are avoiding this area. [ laughter ] >> reporter: it's not good. i'm telling you, it's getting nauseating. >> thank you, hang in there. anne makovec in redwood city. >>> trash day is returning in san mateo county today. a two-day garbage strike ended last night. more than 500 allied waste collectors refused to cross the picket line in solidarity with a dozen or so fellow workers. those fellow workers striking at a landfill in half moon bay. the company says that pickups

coli contamination. department of health is warning people not to eat the ground beef products including frozen ground beef patties and bulk ground beef with the number eft8268. you look for the usda mark of inspection and that number is on the inside. >>> it's 5:36 now. san jose elementary school burn the by arsonists will reopen in less than a week. but the teachers now really need your help to get ready. kris sanchez is live in san jose with what they're doing to get ready and how the community is stepping up. good morning, kris. >> reporter: that devastating fire that burned about 50% of the school's classrooms happened less than a month ago. yet the school will open the doors on time, that is august 16th. i have with me this morning, the superintendent of san jose unified. it's a bit of a miracle you can transition the kids seamlessly and not delay classes at the start of the year considering what you lost here. >> that's correct. it is miraculous. i just believe that's in large part to the leadersh

coli. people are being advised to stay away from the water. >>> negotiations between allied waste and garbage collectors in san mateo county are set to resume today. meantime we have learned that last week's strike has definitely cost allied waste. trash collection for 36,000 residential customers was pushed back two days after 250 employees walked off the job. now to catch up workers made rounds this past weekend and were paid overtime. allied waste spokeswoman says workers received time and a half for saturday and double pay for sunday. >>> all right. time now 6:21. there's now a new way that social networking can get you into trouble. up next tell you why one facebook user is now facing contempt of court charges. >>> also a disturbing update to a tragic weekend incident in san francisco's tenderloin. >>> good morning. 280 traffic still looking pretty good getting up right out of downtown into the valley. we'll tell you more coming up. >>> good morning. bay area bridges looking pretty goo

coli and total coliform in the water. >> reporter: public works instructing the people should avoid all contact with the water until further notice. this gage at 3:00 yesterday when pressure from a broken pipe forced raw sewage to come up through the ground flooding six nearby garages and then into the lagoon. original estimates were hundreds of gallons, now it's upwards of 5,000 gallons. public works says they have now stopped the sewage flow and they are just finishing up work on the broken pipe. i was just talking to crews a moment ago, who told me they should be turning things back on and getting the flow started once again within the next hour and that's when they need to be especially cautious because there could be another break down the line at a weak spot. they will continue to do water testing on the lagoon. because it flows out to the bay, they do think that eventually the toxic sewage will naturally dissipate on its own. >> for the home owners the stuff got into their homes mainly the garages, is it up to each home owner to clean it up or is the city helping? what's going on

coli illnesses in k.ine and new york. the hamburgers were sold at .j.'olesale club earlier his month and bear the usda establishment number 9400. ederal officials are concerned the burgers could still be in people's freezers. gain, the usda number, you see 0. there, 9400. >> and finally, the flying ls lenda family of dare devils is still at it. nick wallenda, great grandson of the group's legendary founder, carl, set out to break a record y riding a bicycle between two hotel towers in the bahamas. he made it successfully across, 60 feet above the ground, and .id it without a safety net. hen just for laughs, wallenda alked 2,000 feet across the high wire over the resort's open ir tank that houses sharks, barracudas, and pirahna. as for his next feat, he says he ants to be the first person ever to walk across the grand canyon. ewat's the news. back to lester, jenna, and scott. he grand canyon looks scary nough for me from the observation deck. don't think i'll be walking across any time soon. u you stick a barracuda under there and see what it's about. haa

coli prepared it was potentially sold in california, texas, oregon and internationally. it was processed by valley company between october the second of 2009 and january the 12th of 2010. consumers should discard or returned to store. big news out of each p today ceo mark curtis stepping down following a sexual harassment probe. the company says its sexual harassment policy was not violated but it standards of business conduct were. chief financial officer kathy has been named as chief interim ceo. google is facing some major problems of its own. web producer kimberly has the latest details in an ongoing workplace discrimination suit. >> in 2004 brian reach sued the google after losing his job as director of operations he is 54 the time was allegedly told he wasn't a good cultural fit at the not a few days company and just yesterday the california supreme court justice said the trial judge of considered comments the workers allegedly made referring to a mess slow fuzzy and an old guy whose ideas were obsolete. because of his ruling the trial will go to court. google deni

coli contamination. valley meat company of modesto is recalling 1 million-pound of beef products.hat include ground beef patties and bulk patties. the code is inside the inspection mark. to get pore information, go to the channel 2 website, ktvu channel 2 news. look for the "recall idea heading. it's under the "business" section. >>> in a few hours we'll hear how the federal reserve hopes to continue to guide the u.s. economy through this slow growth period. bernanke and his colleagues will discuss ways to jump start the jump start the economy. results of the meeting will be shortly after 11:00 our time and we'll have the information on the noon news. >>> research shows the census bureau cost a lot less money than thought. new york, texas, and california had both -- had average or below average mail-in participation rates, putting them in danger of using or gaining fewer than expected congressional seats. >>> less go to sal. >> westbound bay bridge. a little bit of a backup. i would say it's big compared to what we've had the last few days. the last few weeks. we've had light comm

coli. or warning to residents still posted to avoid all forms of contact with the water.cleanup plan is being devised by officials. we'll be back with more in just a couple of minutes. and give you the very latest that airplane, that's make an emergency landing in sfo. will we back. >> the latest of a developing story this morning all the passengers are saved their run- up in on the right-hand side in see the flow of the whole region and in a qantas lin will zoom in on it. that is what forssmann area this morning to make an emergency landing again as a tour to alternate intro passengers are ok for engines one is out. they landed safely with the victory. this happens around 1245 just before 1:00 a.m. at sfo. the plan was turned it sydney australia did not make it very far. 45 minutes into the fight when that engine blew. they're investigating what went wrong with the engine were caused the explosion a left-hand side you can see everything in sfo is back to normal. those passengers are in house waiting to get another flight out. will you automatic the kron 4 morning news. t

coli bacteria. >> it takes less than 100 to about 100,000 cells to make someone sick. >> reporter: healths say that plain old soap and water kills salmonella the best on all surfaces. steve osunsami, abc news, atlanta. >>> chinese investigators want to know why a passenger jet crashed, killing at least 42 people. the plane apparently overshot the runway and burst into flames upon landing. it's the worst aviation disaster in china since 2004. one of the survivors said there was severe turbulence before that plane went down. >>> also, coast guard cameras captured a dramatic scene off the bahamas this week. a small plane crashed in oce fre six passengers, including two children and a pregnant woman, were pulled to safety. they were clinging to their plane's tail. no one was seriously hurt. >>> now here is a look at your forecast. still cooler than normal in the northeast. showers from new england down to the carolinas. scattered thunderstorms across florida. light rain in south texas. thunderstorms in new mexico, arizona, and colorado. and hot in the west. >> triple digits in phoenix and sac

is coli -- as colin powell said, vietnam veteran, we will use the principle overwhelming force to wagear. the first thing i would like to know is, what happens to the doctrine? donald rumsfeld said "you go to war with what you have at that time." he sent our troops into iraq without the proper body armor and vehicles. i would like you to comment on those two things, please. thank you. guest: i am not sure i can analyze historical what happened at a specific pulled the. -- specific point. but i can tell you that colin powell is right in terms of overwhelming force, a part of that it is having the highest and best technology at your disposal. one reason why the united states has been so very successful and formidable around the world when it comes to conflict is we did not believe in and unlevel playing field and to keep it to our advantage has been technology. being able to bring that in so that it is not just on the shoulders of our war fighters and just on a basis of numbers of people fighting. it is all so that real technological edge making a difference. one reason why you find secr

coli, salmonella, one thing or another. if you are receiving funds from the federal government, you should be subject to oversight. host: without more federal oversight, would this make you bypass of larglarger stores or s where they sell large amounts of eggs and good to some of the smaller places like farmers markets? caller: yes, i would. i feel more safe shopping at a farmers' market or from a small person selling creeds and vegetables on the corner. -- selling fruits and vegetables on the corner. caller: can i have a couple of minutes to tell you i want to thank kroger pimm for not having these eggs. i read a letter that was written to the letteditor of the paper. from that letter i spoke to a man in the environmental department's, but in that little letter she wrote to the journal, she lives in indiana, which is north of me, and she said there was a dutchman who owned thousands of acres in her area and was going to put forth thousand cows -- 4000 cal'ows,sn this sacred and was going to pollute this offeaquafer. they h

is coli -- as colin powell said, vietnam veteran, we will use the principle overwhelming force to wagear. the first thing i would like to know is, what happens to the doctrine? donald rumsfeld said "you go to war with what you have at that time." he sent our troops into iraq without the proper body armor and vehicles. i would like you to comment on those two things, please. thank you. guest: i am not sure i can analyze historical what happened at a specific pulled the. -- specific point. but i can tell you that colin powell is right in terms of overwhelming force, a part of that it is having the highest and best technology at your disposal. one reason why the united states has been so very successful and formidable around the world when it comes to conflict is we did not believe in and unlevel playing field and to keep it to our advantage has been technology. being able to bring that in so that it is not just on the shoulders of our war fighters and just on a basis of numbers of people fighting. it is all so that real technological edge making a difference. one reason why you find secr

coli of the things that are not working and ineffective, making tough decisions. -- calling out those things that are not working. >> in massachusetts, we have this great momentum with the new law, and we are really excited about it. in the public colleges, what we are looking for -- i would like to get college students into the high schools, public and private, to do some of this work. i think we have unique momentum right now. on the same car as drunk driving, basically, that is the kind of momentum want to see. i don't want to see expansion programs or $4,000 a pop to go to training. i would like to see colleges, public and private, going into high schools and k-12. i am here to try to learn had to do that, and i would love for you to speak to that. >> i love the idea of getting college students into high school and elementary schools, being mentors. that is our next generation of potential teachers. i think the seventh set up a whole new world of opportunity. -- i think it opens up a new world of opportunity. you can start with 10 students and then go to 20 or 30. it is really jus