up next, e coli outbreaks on the rise.re may be a specific type of food that you can eat to energy power plant. the blaze erupted at one of the world's largest battery storage plants. that's about 20 miles north of monterey. 1500 people were initially ordered to evacuate, but were allowed to return the next day. meanwhile, highway one remains closed but is now set to reopen at five today. recent testing by the epa found those toxic chemicals that burned off from the lithium ion batteries inside the storage plant did not make it outside the facility. are you getting enough fiber? it could help protect against dangerous bacteria like e coli. according to a new study, foods like raw fruits and veggies and whole grains are high in fiber. according to the recent report, people with high levels of fiber byproducts were more likely to have low levels of potentially deadly bacteria. they also found that people with high levels of a certain good bacteria were likely to have less bad bacteria. researchers analyzed the gut microbiome

let's bring in msnbc justice and legal affairs analyst, anthony colie.e court decided and the fact that it was the three liberals joined by amy coney barrett and the chief justice. what are you reading into it? >> i think this is a rare moment of independence from the supreme court and it was the right thing to do, based on the facts and the law. and the facts here are pretty straightforward. you have donald trump who in 2016 as a private citizen tried to corruptly influence the outcome of that presidential election by keeping quiet or having daniels keep quiet about her relationship with donald trump and then lying about it in his business records, like that's what this is about, personal conduct that began as a private citizen. and so that's one part of it. in terms of the law, that's pretty straightforward too. this is a one-page order here, ali. >> i love when you bring props. >> i have a prop here. and the operative phrase here is the court says that trump's issues can be addressed, quote, in the normal course. and what this really says here is that

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manera superficial, ya que los expertos en salud aseguran que las bacterias como la salmonela o e-coli inglés se llama cross contamination. es de que las comidas se pueden contaminar porqueue muchase las bacterias que crecen son este están en el aire. incluso el departamento de agricultura de estados unidos agregó que se asegure que a la hora de recalentar sus alimentos, que alcancen una temperatura interna de al menos 165 grados fahrenheit. con estas recomendaciones de los expertos, usted puede disfrutar del recalentado de manera segura y sin preocupaciones. recuerde que es mejor prevenir que lamentar en sacramento lupita baltazar telemundo. sí, sobre todo ese consejo no dejar los alimentos fuera, no? a veces dejamos sobre todo esas comidas. de hecho, más que nada los lácteos es lo que se puede tal vez echar a perder más pronto, así que tener mucho cuidado para así poder disfrutar un día más de esa cena tan rica. y también si la gente pretende comer más de ese recalentado, pues congelarlo, congelarlo y va a durar un poquito más y después irlo sacando poco a poco. exacto. ya cuando se

it could help protect against dangerous bacteria like e-coli, according to a new study. foods like raw fruits and veggies and whole grains are high in fiber, according to a recent report. people with high levels of fiber byproducts were more likely to have low levels of potentially deadly bacteria. they also found that people with high levels of a certain gooood bactea were likely to have less bad bacteria. researchers analyzed the gut microbiomes of more than 12,000 people from 45 countries. well, a big opening weekend at the box office for the new keke palmer film, one of them days. are you having a heart attack? i've never seen a credit score this low. you lucky she holding me back. that's fununny. the r rated black female led comedy starring palmer and singer songwriter sza, ranked number one. with moviegoers so far, it's raked in more than $11 million. it is beating disney's mufasa the lion king by a hair. that could change after the holiday tomorrow. however, it was a grim holiday weekend. overall, mlk weekend is traditionally seen as the start of the moviegoing ye

coli setback. is this to get people back that they lost from that incident?hat. i think it's really a fight against grocery, and, you know, just the fact that the category of mcdonald's is no exception. took too much pricing over the past few years post covid, and grocery has taken share. that meal replacement customer, which is almost 30% of transactions in qsr, including mcdonald's, really shifted to grocery, grocery transactions are up 13% versus, you know, 2019, the restaurant industry seeing transactions decline about the same amount. so, it's really a fight against grocery. and i think it's going to work in 2025. >> how do you view these deals? i mean, is it a short-term hit to earnings, a short-term hit to margins, but a longer term gain of -- of market share, or -- or, i mean, how do you sort of assess the impact to the bottom line? >> i don't necessarily think it's going to be a negative for margins. i think they've structured these offering in such a way where it's pretty neutral to food costs, i mean, ultimately, you know, you can't lower the menu

this farmer has also been the subject of 13 recalls, including for e coli and listeria and campylobacter and salmonella and, yes, bird flu in his raw milk. his products are currently barred from sale in california for making so many people sick. one salmonella outbreak his company is being sued for resulted in 171 people being sickened, including some people who got kidney failure. now we are in the midst of the most serious outbreak of bird flu we have ever had as a country, one that is rapidly growing and affects multiple species, including now humans. it is not infecting just birds, but cats and people and cows. this is an epidemic where the cdc is advising hospitals how to deal with people coming in with flu, making sure they're tested for it, telling hospitals how they can protect patients and protect their own health workers. the cdc is warning that raw milk from an infected cow not only just drinking it, but potentially even just being splashed in the face with it. yikes. they're saying contact with raw milk from an infected cow is one of the ways people can be exposed to this eme

raw milk from infected cows can carry bird flu along with pathogens like e-coli and salmonella. the agency plans to collect some 300 samples from warehouses and distribution hubs focusing on cheese. that's aged at least 60 days, which is already required by law in order to produce pathogens to date. 66 human cases of bird flu have been confirmed across 7 states. 36 right here in california. >> still ahead, it's an above average start to the year for the california snowpack. so that is good. they measure today. we'll take a look at the numbers in this era. plus and attempted waymo hijacking in downtown l a what we know about the man pop into the driver's seat and we're learning more about the victims in that deadly new orleans truck attack tonight, we're hearing from >> now 4.30, we are learning more about the victims of the new orleans terror attack. one of the 14 people killed. he's a dad of 2 whose family says he decided to go down to bourbon street on a whim to celebrate new year's eve. another victim who was an 18 year-old girl who dreamed of becoming a nurse reporter ashley

the other two were brought on by e coli and salmonella.roccoli sold at walmart stores is being recalled because of potential listeria contamination. the fda says the broccoli was sold at more than 1000 walmarts in 20 different states, including here in california. the recall involves 12 ounce bags of washed, ready to eat marketside broccoli florets. they were packaged at monterey county based braga fresh. the fda says the potentially contaminated broccoli is past its best if used by date of december 10th, 2024. so far, no illnesses have been reported in connection to that, recalled broccoli. a new law in the new year allows for cannabis cafes across california, and one of them has already opened up in southern california. the woods, a cannabis cafe in west hollywood, served its first meal and soft beverages yesterday thanks to assembly bill 1775. the new law allows amsterdam style approach to marijuana use. you can order food and nonalcoholic beverages, a pack of pre-rolls or edibles, and you can consume it all on site. >> it's going to be

we're up to 17 hour that down to 8 coli, a bridge. 23 minutes got about 30 people have been taken a timeving this morning using those low beams to that fog. 37 min ronald want to one 85 to nola park in the south bay and selling down to 2.37. about 34 minutes darya. james, back to you. thanks a lot. reyna is 9.15, right now. and the woman who's been behind bars for nearly 30 years >> for killing grammy award winner selena. she is now fell for parole. we have news nation's correspondent jorge ventura with the story. >> salina kan, tanya, known as the queen of tejano music captivated millions with her voice style charisma in star was continuing to rise ev ilhe cold blood by a former business associate on march 31st. 1985 yolanda saldivar, former president of selena's fan club shot and killed a senior at a days inn motel in corpus christi, texas. after the continue, a family had accused her of embezzling money. selena was just 23 years old. now with 29 years, leaders of are currently incarcerated in gatesville. texas has filed for parole according to documents from the texas department of cr

this farmer has also been the subject of 13 recalls, including for e coli and listeria and campylobacter and salmonella and, yes, bird flu in his raw milk. his products are currently barred from sale in california for making so many people sick. one salmonella outbreak his company is being sued for resulted in 171 people being sickened, including some people who got kidney failure. now we are in the midst of the most serious outbreak of bird flu we have ever had as a country, one that is rapidly growing and affects multiple species, including now humans. it is not infecting just birds, but cats and people and cows. this is an epidemic where the cdc is advising hospitals how to deal with people coming in with flu, making sure they're tested for it, telling hospitals how they can protect patients and protect their own health workers. the cdc is warning that raw milk from an infected cow not only just drinking it, but potentially even just being splashed in the face with it. yes, they're saying contact with raw milk from an infected cow is one of the ways people can be exposed to this emerg

have all released their own value menu deals, and mcdonald's hopes to boost revenue after october's e coliutbreak disrupted sales for 2024. now, let's switch gears. talk about the weather. andrew, i know we had a lot of fog yesterday. today it looks like the big story is the wind. yeah. >> and those winds have kept us clear this morning. no fog to contend with. but it will be a windy day today. take a look at the day planner. we have a wind advisory all day today. and with those winds, you will notice it's not too chilly out there this morning. we're mainly starting out in the 50s. we'll keep that breeze all day long. it is mild this afternoon. later on today, those temperatures into the mid and upper 60s. but those winds will gust 20 to 40mph at times. we continue to have a beach hazard statement along our coast through this evening. we saw the increased risk of rip currents and sneaker waves. just be aware of that. here's live doppler seven along with satellite low pressure diving through nevada right now is creating a pressure gradient. and that is cause for all those winds that we're e

coli mcdonald's and i don't mean to pick on these companies. these retail operations have their various public health problems, and i understand elections have consequences, right? and it is within the scope of a new administration, it's reasonable for them to take a look at all public policy and implement their own public policy, but look -- this is a little nuts, and i'm assuming that there was a person in the white house like -- or in the transition team writing up a bunch of executive orders and thinking through an ideological lens or even like an electoral lens, fair enough, and they wanted to have a bunch of executive orders like ready to roll and so day one, boom, nothing coming out of hhs. but the problem is that this isn't partisan. this isn't what people thought they were voting for, and this really could jeopardize the public health. and so the resolution i'm introducing and asking for unanimous consent on is very simple. it reaffirms the pacific belief that -- the basic bleefl that people -- belief that people should have timely and

coli, are very dangerous and can cause foodborne illnesses. >> doctors essay the potential dangers ofic. >> those doctors are uneducated. >> in december, doctors found high concentrations of bird flu virus in the raw milk of infected dairy cattle at mcaffee's farm. the cows had to be quarantined for several weeks and raw milk sails were banned for four weeks. >> i am asking you, mark, did you drink raw milk from one of your cows that had been infected with the bird flu? >> all the way through it, no problem at all. >> deborah: he says he tests his mouth from his farm in a lab every day for pathogens. according to the cdc, path rights to dairy products are more than 800 times more likely than pasteurized products to cause infection or illness. >> announcer: still to come... home invasion nightmare. the wild west shoot-out. [gunshots] ♪ ♪ heidi covey: so, i have an eye disease that causes blindness. i have moments where i get a little bit sad because i just can't see things that i used to. dr. stanley taught me to trust in the lord even when you don't want to. god is such a faithful fat

breaches or that daaches hadn't happened in the past or if you're a food supply chain, you know, e coli outbreaks in spinach, you know, that sort of thing. if things are going to recur and there are things you associate with the business and they're described at a relatively high leveenerality. it seems to me that those kind of statements, well, maybe those seem like they're general category of risk that ahe particular kind of business faces. but if they are more unusual kind of either or binary choices make or break the business, well, then those really seem like they'leading. so if i see it that way, how do i articulate a rule that handles anytore than the case in front of us? >> well, justice barrett, think what i would say is that i would grant that, i think there are circces in which a reasonable investor ve an intuition that something has taken place in the past. the example that i gave earlier, i think falls into t category. worry, nobody would think that a company as bmeta had never suffered unfavorable publicity. and i would submit that if we're talking about data misuse and th

or, if you're a food supply chain, you kn coli outbrn spinach, you know, ort of thing. are going to recur a they're things you associate with the business and they're described at a relatively high level of generality, it to me that those kinds of statements, well, maybe those do seem like they're general statements just about the category of riska particular kind of business faces, but if they are more unusind of either/or binary choices, make or break e business, well, then those really seem like they' misleading. so, if i see it that way, how do i articulate a rule that handles anything more than the case in front of us? mr. shanmugam: sure. justice barrett: maybe i shouldn't. mr. shanmugam: well, justice barrett, i think what i woul say is that i would grant that i think there are circumstances in which a reasonable investor may havetuition that something has taken place in the past. the example that i gave earlie nobody would think that ategory. company as big as meta had never suffered unfavorable publicity. and i would submit that if we're talking about data misu

coli are response.let federal regulators on the farms to isolate what fields were contaminated. you see the ension play out all the time. there really was a presumption among the animal health officials that this would burn its way through the dairy herd and eventually be extinguished. that has not happened. it has become endemic. we are seeing it in migratory birds. the two patient became very sick, the one in canada and the one in louisiana have the strain that was in migratory birds. i am speculating here, but it is likely because they got sick by inhaling dry feces from the birds. so far, the infections on the dairy farms have been conjunctivitis. it is not getting into the lower airways. >> do you think that the state and local officials and the animal control officials have changed their mind about the concern level here? if they don't, is there anything that will get done? >> there are indications that they have changed their mind that the state level. we see states doing aggressive testing of da

coli tell us what more we know about the three women expecting to be released, possibly as soon as oneeased, possibly as soon as one hour's time.— one hour's time. three civilians, _ one hour's time. three civilians, doron - one hour's time. three - civilians, doron steinbrecher, a veterinary _ civilians, doron steinbrecher, a veterinary nurse _ civilians, doron steinbrecher, a veterinary nurse who - civilians, doron steinbrecher, a veterinary nurse who was i a veterinary nurse who was taken from kibbutz, as are, just across from the gaza border, she was attacked by hamas in october the 7th. also included, we are expecting emily damari, 28 years old, raised in south—east london, a british israeli national, a tottenham hotspurfan, they tottenham hotspur fan, they have tottenham hotspurfan, they have even chanted her name at football matches back in the uk, so she is expected to be included as well, as is romi gonen, 2a years old, she was at the music festival when it was attacked by hamas on october the 7th 2023, and she was actually on the phone to her mother as the vehicle she was in