coli strain as the resistant strain causing painful and long-lasting bladder infections. same dna fingerprint. food and environment reporting network writer maryn mckenna interviewed the researchers, part of a joint investigation with abc news. >> when they looked at the infections and they looked at bacteria in the animals and bacteria on the meat, they all matched. >> reporter: and this is no ordinary infection. >> i couldn't function fully for weeks, almost a month. >> reporter: the superbug hangs on longer, resisting antibiotics, and comes back repeatedly as it did with atlan atlanta's dorie griggs. >> they ran the tests and confirmed that, yes, i still had the infection and let's try something else. >> reporter: veteran doctors say they often have to use several types of anti biotics now, trying to outsmart the bacteria. >> nay are very smart. we call them bugs, we think of them as stupid but they are very smart. >> reporter: the chicken industry disputes the research and says they believe that it's unlikely this supperbug comes from pul try at all. but the independe

coli highly resistant to treatment.at superbug in the bird is now infecting women. >> we are finding the same or related e. coli in human infections and in retail meat sources specifically chicken. >> the top researchers say they now have strong evidence of a link between the disease and the chicken superbug. the grocery store meat dairying the he coli strain as the resistant strain causing painful and long lasting bladder infection. same dna fingerprint. food network righter interviewed the researches part of a joint investigation of abc news. >> when they looked at the infections and looked at bacteria in the animals and looked at bacteria on the meat they all matched. >> reporter: and this is no ordinary infection. >> i couldn't function fully for weeks. almost a month. >> reporter: the superbug hangs on longer resisting antibiotics and comes back repeatedly as it did with dori. >> they ran the tests again and confirmed that yes, i still had the infection and that let's try something else. >> reporter: veteran doctor

e coli is the name of the bacteria we are talking about here. urinary tract infections urinary finkses 90 percent are from the e coli. studies have looked at the kinds of bacteria we are seeing on farms and the kind we are seeing with women 8 million of them getting urinary infections five times more resistant to antibiotics. we think it's because we are giving out too many antibiotics. >> it is strong resistant to antibiotics. they can't get rid of this. >> we have had these infections since the time of the ancient greece. it's only since the 20th century we had the antibiotics to treat them with. you can get rid of the things now. used to be you didn't know what to do ointment or water and cranberry juice. now we have these antibiotics. they are becoming less and less effective because we are using them too much. 8 million women have urinary infections have a problem because 29 percent of them are resistant to the kind of antibiotics we use. >> we are pumping them up with hormones and pumping them up with antibiotics. should we cook it longer

if levels of e-coli are too high.. they simply issue an advisory. it's then up to the swimmers to decide if they want to take a dip. even though the city of chicago has cancelled their fireworks display this year... you can head over to navy pier for their display tonight at 9:00 wgn is re-broadcasting those fireworks at 9:30 p.m., following our shortened newscast. and if you head to the pier, all active members of the military ride the ferris wheel for free tomorrow. coming up: a new theory in the death of a palestinian leader. we'll tell you why eight years after yasser arafat died - some believe his death may have been a crime. and there's a new weapon in the battle against mosquitos. plus...scientists say evidence of the so-called "god particle" could unlock some of the universe's deepest secrets. ot sfilodour man, chanting, snapping fingers: oh, those boys are much too much! those boys are much too much! we got the spirit we're hot, we can't be stopped! we got the spirit! we're hot! we can't be stopped! we're gonna beat 'em and bust 'em... anno

these so called super bugs are growing in chickens and being trance formed in the form of e coli. >> we're finding the same or related e coli in humans, infections and in retail meat stores but specifically chicken autos they protect healthy chickens from disease and help them grow bigger, faster. the chicken industry saying there is no study proving it transfers to human autos there is a toast to your health. a study suggests women may benefit from moderate drinking. one study finds post menopausal women could slow their bone loss and another study shows they tee crease their risk for rheumatoid arthritis. and this also races the risk of breast cancer and obesity. >> there is an app that helps you ditch a bad date. it could have far-reaching consequences. we're here with the after the bell report. >> hi, dan. apple has abandoned a little-known rating system tracking the environmental impact of computers and helps governments and universities make purchasing decisions but now san francisco's 50 departments, 28,000 employees will no longer be able to use funds to buy desk tops or moni

coli strain as the resistant strain causing painful and long-lasting bladder infections.and environment reporting net work interviewed researchers as part of a joint investigation with abc news. >> when they looked at the infections and they looked at bacteria in the animals and looked at bacteria on the meat they all matched. >> reporter: and this is no ordinary infection. >> i couldn't function fully for -- for weeks. almost a month. >> reporter: the superbug hangs on longer, resisting antibiotics and comes back repeatedly as it did with atlanta's dory brigs. >> they ran the test again and confirmed that yes i still had the infection. and that let's try something else. >> reporter: veteran doctors say they often have to use several types of antibiotics now. trg toa th cf1& r s toa th cf1& we call them bugs. we think of them as stupid. but they are very smart. >> reporter: the chicken industry tee rs unlikely that this antibiotic-resistant superbug comes from poultry. but the independent researchers say they're confident the link is proven by dna. jim avila, abc news, wa

coli or salmonella testing, maybe you pull that out >> that means the portable machine can be used byod processors on a production line to test for pathogens it costs pennies to make and runs on batteries. >>> bay area man hospitalized recovering from a head injury he suffered during a running of the bulls in spain. he is a software engineer at google he celebrated his 28th birthday at the annual bull run he says a guy tripped him and he felt something big and heavy stomp on his head. kyle has a concussion but he's going to be okay. >>> three-month-old kitten doing well this morning after surviving a journey across the pacific locked in a freight container with no food or water. the kitten traveled 6500 miles from shanghai to los angeles. workers discovered the stowaway while they were unloading the containers. unclear how many days the kitten was in the container, the trip can take 21 days. animal care workers named him how are you in mandarin. soon it will be up for adoption. >> i was going to say that but she beat me to it. >> the adoption part? >> no, the i'm fine part. >> go ahea

a local pond tested high for e-coli. >> it is smelly, there are more flies. it is a health hazard. >> we all abide by the laws. we just expect the laws to be equally enforced. >> the neighbors have been complaining for years to any public official who would listen. the sheriff's department, animal control, mosquito abatement, the fire department, the health department. they have come out to the property repeatedly, yet the goats remain. >> nobody has control in the situation. the government doesn't have control. the community doesn't have control. nothing gets resolved. >> when you really want to get your neighbor's goat, you start raising goats. >> ben newman has been overseeing the case for the resource management department. he gave them 30 days to fix it. that was a year and a half ago. jay we are based on a priority basis. and we deal with a multitude of issues anywhere from the life safety issues down to the neighborhood nuisance issues. and this is not a highest priority issue, unfortunately. >> animal care and control finally got ken and nancy to cour

a local pond tested high for e-coli. >> it is smelly, there are more flies.t is a health hazard. >> we all abide by the laws. we just expect the laws to be equally enforced. >> the neighbors have been complaining for years to any public official who would listen. the sheriff's department, animal control, mosquito abatement, the fire department, the health department. they have come out to the property repeatedly, yet the goats remain. >> nobody has control in the situation. the government doesn't have control. the community doesn't have control. nothing gets resolved. >> when you really want to get your neighbor's goat, you start raising goats. >> ben newman has been overseeing the case for the resource management department. he gave them 30 days to fix it. that was a year and a half ago. jay we are based on a priority basis. and we deal with a multitude of issues anywhere from the life safety issues down to the neighborhood nuisance issues. and this is not a highest priority issue, unfortunately. >> animal care and control finally got ken and nancy to court

coli super resistance to antibiotics.it's causing painful and long- lasting bladder infections in women and physicians are struggling to find treatments. >> our super clever, they are very smart. we call them bugs and think of them as super but they are very smart. >> the chicken industry disputes the research. they can it's unlikely -- they believe it's unlikely it comes from poultry at all. >>> mothers who breast-feed a surprising side effect down the road. a study found that for every six months that women spend nursing they had a 1% reduction in body mass index later on in life. women who breast-fed as young mothers also tended to have lower bmi. >>> and another factor that can affect your weight. is the decision to quit smoking, although it's good for the heart and lungs it can be bad for the waistline. on average. people gain about 10 pounds after quitting smoking. the weight gain is not surprising sense nicotine is an appetite suppressant and a stimulant. regardless of the findings doctors still say you are better

a local pond tested high for e-coli. >> it is smelly, there are more flies.is a health hazard. >> we all abide by the laws. we just expect the laws to be equally enforced. >> been have been tocomplainingy public official who would listen. de sheriff's department, animal control, mosquito abatement, the fire department, the health department. they have come out to the property repeatedly, yet the goats remain.>> nob >> nobody has control in the situation. the government doesn't have control. the community doesn't have control. nothing gets resolved. >> when you really want to get your neighbor's goat, you start raising goats. >> ben newman has been overseeing the case for the resource management department. he gave them 30 days to fix it. that was a year and a half jay we are based on a priority basis. and we deal with a multitude of issues anywhere from the life safety issues down to the neighborhood nuisance issues. and this is not a highest priority issue, unfortunately. >> animal care and control finally got ken and nancy to court on misdemeanor charges. f

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a local pond tested high for e coli. >> it's smelly. there is more flies. it's an eye sore and a health hazard. >> we abide by the laws. we just expect the laws to be fully enforced among everybody. >> the neighbors have been complaining for years to any public official who would listen. the sheriff's department, abl animal control, fire department, health department. they've come out, yet goats remain. >> nobody has control in this situation. the government doesn't have control. the community doesn't have control. nothing gets resolved. >> when you are drawn to get your neighbor's goat you start raising goats. >> and pen numan issued the couple a violation for too many animals and gave 30 days to fix it. >> this is based on a pryity basis. and down to the neighborhood nuisance issues and this is not a highest priority issue. >> animal care and control and failure to fence in live stock and allowing dogs to enter the property of another where live stock is kept. they agreed to remove the goats and told the court they have to move out because the home is bei

if you want to look at something more specific like e coli, maybe pull that one out. >> this that means this can be used by food processors on the production line to test for pathogens. it costs pennies to make ask can run on batteries. >> we have disturbing reports on hospital costs. michael finney takes a look at why many procedures cost five times more when performed here in the bay area. >> there is a scandal at penn state naming official who's covered up charges to avoid bad publicity. >> and why democrats are saying he misrepresented itself. >>> a new report out tonight reveals some major discrepancies in the cost of having surgery in california. >> and the price of many common surgical procedures is far higher in the bay area than anywhere else in the state. >> and the story, what this means for us. >> get sick somewhere sells kind of what it means. the charge masters they're known are the prices hospitals want to be paid not necessarily what they receive. and the real prices they receive for caring for us are still a secret. most of us know it's expensive to live here in the bay

. >> there is some e coli and strep. and you ask what sells there.ady other things there. >> is he says it's only a beginning for the team over the next several years they'll attempt to identify how microbes change perhaps telling new ways to diagnose disease. >> we'd like to be able to treat illness but a first step would be to diagnose someone. >> with the help of microscopic visitors who spend lives inside of our bodies. >> and spying on dna is giving the first effective strategy. there is a new way of looking at things. >> impressive. >> we're going to take a break. it's a festival of sight, sounds and smooth moves. >> and there is a salsa celebration in the city. we'll be right back. >>> a south bay couple found a new sofa they found unbearably uncomfortable. >> the solution was a long time coming. >> so michael finney stepped in and is here to show how he helped out. >> yes. the name is aco furniture in santa clara offering a quick fix but it took longer than the couple found acceptable. so they came to me. >> right here this, is where it's sag

coli which causes painful bladder infections in women. infections that hang on longer and come back repeatedly. doctors are doing their best to outsmart the bacteria. >> we are super clever. they are very smart. >> the chicken industry says it is unlikely these bugs come from the poultry. researchers tell abc news they are confident that the link is approved by dna. >> hopefully we get the chance to do something with today's beautiful weather. the heat and humidity is coming. >> doug hill to invest now. how long do we have? >> saturday will be the first day you notice the change in the air mass as it brings heat and humidity. very comfortable. 60 and lower 70's. sunlight is coming through the broken bunch of clouds. more sunshine through the morning. it will be a mixed today. temperatures were they should be. upper 80's. 69 degrees in leonardtown. 73 in the district. 71 degrees in alexandria. isolated storms this afternoon. most of the cloud cover is south of our area. it is going through tennessee and north carolina. the stationary front

coli. >> we're finding related e. coli in human infections and in retail meat sources, specifically chicken. >> reporter: what's new here is this is compelling evidence of a direct link of the pervasive, difficult to cure disease, and the antibiotic chicken we buy at the grocery store. >> we may, in fact, know where it's coming from. it may be coming from antibiotic use in agriculture. >> reporter: the fda says 80% of all antibiotics are guinn to livestock, to help them fight disease in close quarters. >> in many cases, they're getting drugs from the time they were in an egg. >> reporter: the chicken industry says there could be other factors. overuse of antibiotics by humans. and no study has proven that a superbug from poultry transfers directly to a human. but researchers point out a study like that cannot be done. it's unethical. and there is persuasive evidence, they say, that chicken carries bacteria with the highest levels to medicine. did you think you would be cured? >> i did. >> reporter: what did you find o

the annual for the july showdown on coli island in new york.allengers could cast a -- no challengers could catch up to joey chestnut and son of the black widow. chesnutt downed a record 68 francs and bonds in 10 minutes for his sixth victory in a row. the black widow set a new women's record after downing 45 hot dogs and bunds. >> from down south to the nation's capital, americans are wearing their patriotism on their sleeves and anywhere else they can manage. more than two dozen active members of the military are marking their day as u.s. citizens. memo we have different views on political issues but we must come together and show respect for what makes this a great nation. >> decisively damage from the weekend whether the park was open. even without fireworks, americans can certainly find ways to celebrate. >> coming up next, the giants tried to bounce back against the nationals. jason has that story straight ahead. with do you ever wish you could make some things just disappear? ♪ [ ping! ] [ ping! ping! ] that's why i use new tampax radiant

a f the showers on thursday, slight li coly cooler. one quick correction.it was almond souffle. it was hazel nut with orange sorbet. >> what kind of sorbet? >> orange. >> that sounds so nice and cool right now. can you get us some in the meantime. >> sure, absolutely. >> thank you, chuck. >> thank you, chuck. >>> olympic athletes from 50 different countries arrive in london, among them, the bulk of team usa with their families. >> about 16,000 will descend on the capital in the next few days. >> reporter: while it's been a busy day and a sort of milestone as well with much of the u.s. team and athletes from dozens of other nations arriving today, heathrow airport is expecting some 240,000 passengers over just a 24-hour period. now, that easily breaks the previous record of 234k at europe's largest airport. so far there's been no report of major losses of gear at least despite everything from horses to pole vaulting poles to mountain bikes and more. heathrow has put on an extra 1,300 volunteers, it says, to help athletes to get to where they're going. now, t

it's the world's largest coli colander. >> kimberly: it's colan dar. >> greg: is it?ransparent when we don't want it transparent. "fast and furious" could harm the national security we might know more about it. >> bob: one of the most important things that came out of the leak, assuming some of this is true, donilon told israelis we had bunker-busting bombs that could get down where the iranians have some of their water and other things. i think first of all, the planning on this has been going on for a long time. you don't just pull one of these things off last minute. >> eric: what is the secret? if you're going to plan it, let iran know we're behind israel. and go. >> bob: a lot of planning. the place to do this. >> dana: do you mind if we listen $is a sound bite from a -- listen to this sound bite from g greta's show. this this is coming up on her show, her interview with romney. just for "the five." >> there is suggestion that the economic sanctions nut police by europe where they have tightened the screws aggressively that the economic sanctions are having a sig

coli or salmonella testing, maybe pull that one out. >> the spin dx was originally envisioned to be ahomeland security to diagnose a by logical or radiation attack. it can also be used by food processers to check for food safety. of. >> they have run foods like zucchini and canned beans and even peanut butter and spam. >> several companies have already expressed interest. sometimes the most remarkable thing about high-tech is that it can also be low tech. the spin dx operates on batteries and can do 20 or 30 tests a day and still operate for a full month. at the national laboratories in livermore, david louie, abc7 news. >> well, it is 6:41. it is still early but it is looking mighty gray out there, lisa. >> sure is. and a little bit of mist and drizzle. somewhat less than yesterday. here's the hd emeryville. we are looking at, of course, the cloudy skies. numbers in the 50s. it's clear to the east and just a little bit warmer today, but not a whole lot of work we can do tomorrow. i'm explain coming up. >> also ahead, helping young people in foster care. sometimes it's the little thin

he and his copilot franÇois coli were both world war i faces. they were revered by the french. were loved as much as lindbergh would be, they were loved as much by the french as lindbergh would be by the american to him when he disappeared in his flight, it was a national tragedy. he is shown here with his american wife. she's the american heiress, and her mother had married one of the discoverers of the comstock lode. he died leaving her millions, and she married again to the personal secretary of cornelius vanderbilt. vanderbilt -- and vanderbilt was consuela's father. she had millions and she also had an instant access into new york society. she was studying over in france when she met this dashing young aviator, nungesser, and she married him. but her father thought that all flyers were disreputable and said if you don't get this marriage and old i'm going to cut off your allowance and write you out of the will. and she did not want to be without money so she did as dad said. but they had a plan. nungesser said that he would win, and he would land at the base of the statue

>> i've indicated that -- well, first of all, we've colied with the law. the law requires us to put out a full financial disclosure. that i've done. in addition to that, i've already put out one year tax returns. we'll put out the next year of tax returns as soon as the accountants have that ready. i know there will always be calls for more. people always want to get more. we're putting out what is required, plus more that is not required. and those are the two years that people are going to have. that's all that's necessary for people to understand something about my finances. and, look, if people believe this should be a campaign about attacking one another on a personal basis and go back to the kinds of attacks that were suggested in some campaigns in the past, i don't want to go there. i want this to be a campaign about the direction for america. and about who can get america working again. and who can rein in the excessive deficits that you're seeing in washington. >> all right, governor romney, thanks very much for your time, we appreciate it. >> tha

coli.s it more exciting. >> we heard about a florida woman, came back from a trip she had taken and she had a bite from something called a bot fly. can you tell me about this? >> basically she went to belize and was bitten by what they believe was mosquitos. the bot fly will lay eggs on a mosquito and in her case, it grew. she had four of them in her scalp. she ended up in the hospital nine days and they did a biopsy and found a worm under her skin. they breathe through a pore. they put ointment on there and cut off the air supply. she could feel it wiggling around. if you let them go through the entire life cycle, will eventually come out of the pore and go into the soil and become a bot fly. thankfully it's not happening here in the states. it's south and central america. she wanted people to know, if you're going on a trip, protect yourself. insect repellent, hats, clothing. and also her hair, she had a lot of floral scents in her hair that might have been attracting them as well. >> dr.

coli is a common one people generally know.they also found men's wallets, so men are not off the hook here, are about four times germier than purses. we find germs on door knobs and our desks, for example, and the keyboards and the mice we use at our computers. germs are present on a lot of inanimate objects. they can survive from hours to months. you can clean those objects and you can remove those germs. the number one thing we can do is wash our hands with soap and water. >> right. give us an idea, i mean, there are a lot of different places, you mentioned earlier you have your own bag, you're quite sure it's germy as well. where we sit down, if you're on metro, or if you set your bag down on the bathroom floor, are these the biggest culprits, where are we picking up most of the germs? >> right. i think people need to be smart thinking about where they're going to put their bags down. bathrooms as you mentioned. hospital floors probably not a good place to sit your bag down. and also on the metro as you mentioned. places whe

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coli breakouts occur, nobody is there to deal with it. there is a backlash against it.loyees that are being bashed daily, it will turn into a five-year pay freeze who are the ones on the front lines trying to operate with 25% fewer resources are going to be even more vilified for this and it will be a downward spiral. >> the one place where there has been genuine consistencies has been on taxes. right, because, it's -- it was hilarious in, well, not hilarious, darkly comic in the lead up through the actual arguments because it was clear to me, at least, that the structure of the thing is a tax. whatever three letters you want to attach to it. but those three letters have such a to tammic power. i mean, they're so, so forbidden. they're so tabu you cannot say the words and it was so hilarious to watch this play out over the week, it's okay. tax, say it. tax. tax. it's -- but that is why they tie themselves into pretzel knots all week because that is the one place where the republican party has been incredibly consistent and discipline. >> and would act accordingly that i

researchers say a strain of e-coli found in chickens fed antibiotics is the reason women get painfulections every year. chicken. >> we've had these infections since the time of the ancient greeks but it's only since the 20th century we've had the antibiotics to treat them with. it's miraculous. we can get rid of the things now. used to be you didn't know what to do. used an ointment or took water or cranberry juice and now we've these antibiotics but they are becoming less and less and less effective because we're using them too much! >> that's why they call them super bugs. the f.d.a. says 80% of all the antibiotics sold in the united states is fed to livestock to prevent them from disease in the barnyard. >> global warming, yes, but patriotism, no? the nebraska board of education coming under fire for proposed changes to its social studies curriculum for kindergarten through 12th grade. the guidelines suggest manmade global warming is fact instead of theory. he says they also failed to emphasize american exceptionalism, capitalism and free enterprise. nebraska residents now weighin

coli and sprayed with ammonia to keep the chemicals off.g with burgee patties other than that. >> alisyn: they say they also just stay out under the warmer for a long time. and have the ammonia-- >> i take umbrage, i worked at mcdndz. 20 minutes they had to be time, 20 minutes gone, thrown out or taken care of. don't keep them there in a long time. >> dave: and what about the shakes. >> alisyn: they're made of shake mix rather than ice cream, and do you think that-- >> and it's ice cream day and baskin robbins and friendly's, they don't use a pre-mix, they use ice cream. you go to chipotle and fresh stuff and or in and out burger. >> dave: loving chipotle. >> alisyn: and going to fast food restaurants. mitt romney was invited and booked while seeking-- i'm sorry, he was booed while speaking to the naacp is the republican party actually a better fit now days for african-americans? there is a one theory. we have a guest to talk about this, actually a debate. >> dave: two in fact. another government agency going wild. reports that hundreds of