really be trying to get all of these establishments to having best practice how those trash containers are stored. interior, not external, and really get at the grease trappings, i've heard a lot of neighbors talk about it. it's like a buffet for the rats. we're trying to get at that. we got to get that alleys, it's a serious problem for health and safety in our neighborhoods. >> reporter: great story right before dinner. so the district really wants to work with business owners. if they can't be kept inside some of the trash they want it secured outside. also, another part of the legislation is a finding process. if business does violate this new fine, all of that money will be put into a special fund and then that fund will be used to directly deal with getting rid of the rats across the city. as you said, sarah, they're noticing a lot of rat dens throughout the city, apparently because we didn't have much of a winter. it didn't freeze all of that much, so it didn't kill the rats like it has in years past. live in adams morgan, matt ackland fox 5 local >> pass >> cooking grease, all kinds of th

. >>> shares of container store, surged by more than 30%. earnings beat by a wide margin.ed a restructuring plan which include layoffs at stores. the market cap around $200 million. this is a seriously small cap company. >>> the instability of the middle east in focus following president trump's visit to the region. joining us now to talk about opportunities for a path to peace is senator george mitchell. he is the chairman emeritus at dla piper, former senate majority leader and the u.s. special envoy for middle east peace. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> we watched netanyahu speaking with trump yesterday. both of them have a warm relationship. both of them made comments about peace in the middle east. how likely do you think that is when you take the other side into account, the palestinians? >> i think there are two major positives from the president's trip. the first is he's trying on israeli and palestinian peace. the effort is important. obviously difficult, but times and circumstances change, what may not have made sense 5, 10, 20 years ago may ma

. >> reporter: the tunnel contains railcars used decades ago and stores uranium and plutonium. all the waste from the manhattan process which tested and built the atomic bomb in world war ii is buried at hanford as is weapons material through the 1980s. a massive cleanup effort costing $2 billion a year is aimed at decontaminating a site half the size of rhode island. >> the crisis isn't over yet. we're waiting to see how bad it can get. >> reporter: tom carpenter is with hanford challenge, a watchdog g monitoring the cleanup sight. despite the fact that you're spending a come billion dollars a year to clean up, it's actually getting more dangerous. >> more dangerous with time. we're going to see tank failures in the future. this is a wakeup call. >> reporter: john blackstone, cbs news, seattle. >>> eight more fraternity members tied to a pledge made a court appearance. members of the beta theta pi are accused of hazing and alcohol tampering. timothy pizza died after he fell and hurt his head. >> the only reason this came to the surface was because timothy died. >> ten other fr

would really be trying get all of the establishments to have in best practice how those trash containers are storedr not grease trappings. i've heard lost neighbors talk between the trash and grease it's like a because of fay for the rats. we're trying to get at that. we've got to get that out of our alleys and neighborhoods. it's serious problem for health and safety initiate our neighborhoods. >> reporter: guys it's always been a problem it seems to be worse now because of this mild weather you see a lot of the dumpsters and garban cans have chains. is it really working? not necessarily. i don't -- i don't see any rat there. the other issue the grease these grease bins are all over the city and again you wouldn't want necessarily to keep a piece of machinery like this inside a restaurant but they are asking mr. allen councilman allen is asking business owners to consider that. if there are regulations that are violated there are fines and that fine money goes to the vector control program here in d.c. to try to, you know, get rid of the rat problem which is just, you know, a fact of live in the c

be trying to get all of these establishments to kind of have best practice how those trash containers are stored internal not external and really get at the grease trappings. i've heard a lot of neighbors talk about it between the trash and the grease it's like a buffet for the rats. we are trying to get at that. we got to get that out of our alleys out of our neighborhoods and really make sure we're controlling for it its a serious problem for a health and safety issue neighborhoods. >> reporter: now, again we can show you this is one of these grease pits that they're talking it says fryer to fuel and most restaurants when they're done with their cooking oil put them out in containers like this but that is just, you know, catnip for the rodents and so that's one of the contributing factors. you also -- this is one they've been talking about, they want businesses to chain up their garbage to keep it harder for rats to get in there guys. it's just a by product of this mild winter more rats more complaints and if you look carefully you'll see them out here. >> we're going to let you do the looking

. >> reporter: the tunnel contains rail cars used decades ago and stored plutonium and uranium. all the radioactive waste from the manahattan project, which tested and built the atomic bomb during world war ii, is buried at hanford, as is defense department nuclear weapons material through the 1980s. a massive cleanup effort costed $2 billion a year is aimed at decommenting a site half the size of rhode island. >> the crisis isn't over yet, and, you know, so we're waiting to see how dad bad can it get? >> reporter: tom carpenter is with hanford challenge, a watchdog group monitoring safety at the site. in spite of the fact that the cleanup is going on, costing a couple of billion dollars a year, it's actually getting more dangerous in some ways. >> more dangerous with time. we're g in the future. this is a wake-up call. >> reporter: at hanford, less than 200 miles from seattle, ought awl but essential workers have been told not to report for work tonight. official says they're looking for a way to fix the tunnel, scott, without making that hole any bigger. >> pelley: jakubowski

especially marked boxes of regular lucky charms will hit stores across united states and each box contains special 14 dimmingit code. customers have to go to a web site and see if they very the number to win a box full of marshmallows. >> are they magically delicious. >> think of all the time you save not picking out marshmallows only you have a bowl of deliciousness right there. >> thanks, holly. >> 4:4 1st time. coming up. supreme court rejecting a controversial voter id law. >> if you live in potomac you may want to get yourself ready for quite a few secret service tooingts number your community. >> across the d.c. region 4:41, 57 degrees. more "fox news morning" after the break. >> "fox news morning" back at 4:44. trump administration looking to do away that creatd online insurance markets for businesses and companies would go online to apply for insurance tax cr credit. earlier this year trump signed executive toward ease healthcare law regulations. >> justice department investigating shooting death of jordan edwards, 15, shot and killed by roy oliver now foreman ball spring texas pol

container, branded farrell's, that they could fill up. mike: that would be great for birthday parties as an option where the kids can come into the candy storentainer. mike: right. and that's their goody bag. sandy: you know, this is great idea, but for our stores, it just means mess on the floor with the kids spilling it. we've got issues of opening them at the table. lemonis: so you don't like this idea for your store? sandy: for our store, no. lemonis: respectfully, i don't agree. sandy: travis, operationally, do we have staff to be able to keep up with that on the floor, what that's gonna look like on a friday, saturday, and sunday? travis: to me, it works. -lemonis: so you like that. -travis: i do like it, yeah. lemonis: and you're worried about? sandy: the mess. lemonis: i have no idea why sandy was assigned to be in charge of the candy store. she's -- she's not good at it. i want their store to look exactly like it looks here -- fun and colorful and stocked. or is it just a restaurant that sells candy? paul: no, it needs to be an experience. ♪ lemonis: it was great to see the candy store at universal. we learned a lot. but what i real

. >> reporter: the tunnel contains rail cars used decades ago and store plutonium and uranium.he waste from the manhattan project which tested and build the atomic bomb during world war ii is buried at hanford. a massive cleanup effort costing $2 billion a year is aimed at decontaminating a site half the size of rhode island. >> the crisis isn't over yet, and, you know, so we're waiting to see how bad can it get. >> reporter: tom carpenter is with hanford challenge, a watchdog group monitoring safety at the site. in spite of the fact that the cleanup's going on, it's get morg more dangerous. >> more dangerous with time. we're going to see tank failures. this is a wakeup call. >> reporter: all but essential workers have been told not to report to work tonight. they're told to fix the hold witho -- hole without making it bigger. >>> an effort to break the stalemate with the taliban. >> reporter: facing the stalemate, the trump administration is preparing to send some 3,000 ouu.s. troops bk to afghanistan. the exact number would depend on how many troops nato allies contribute. th

for $2500, customers will get a kit containing an ash capsule to be stored until it's placed on a rocket they already have 100 bookings. spacex will choose the launch date. the rocket will orbit the earth for about two years and eventually reenter the atmosphere, burning up everything on board. >> interesting. >>> a local lawmaker focused on san francisco's sidewalks, coming up, the concern about the little robots, and it goes far beyond pedestrian safety. >>> a heads up for airline travelers, the department of homeland security is considering expanding a ban that had been put in place on laptops and large electronics on board certain flights coming into the u.s. we'll tell you about the new countries that could be impacted. >>> this morning we have traffic that is getting busier all over the place. that includes highway 24, not too bad here yet but we'll let you know more about the east bay commute. >>> nothing robotic about the forecast. it's changing today. in fact we have more sunshine and it will be nice today, temperatures staying cool. >>> good morning. thank you for joining us he

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created by apple submitted in 2010, opening at the circular container allowed moisture to escape and prevents it from getting soggy and can be storedstacks and the pizza boxes are expected to be available at the tech giant silicon valley campus, apple park. >>> a new study shows that people travel ago board may not be getting the proper vaccinati vaccinations. more than half of international travelers eligible to receive the measles mumps vaccine did not. people that did not put themselves at risk of of the infection. if you are not sure if you need the vaccinations before your trip the cdc has a list of travel notices. >>> and may is stroke awareness month. join experts on 6abc.com today to have your questions about strokes answered. it discusses stroke signs and risk factors and more and happening now and continues until 1:00 this afternoon. head to our website at 6abc.com. >>> the "action news" team is out work on news stories tonight beginning at 4:00. a nuclear warning scare has people on edge in south jersey last night and the message send over cable tv had a major error. the warning was just a test and "action news" is worki

lemonis: and this is the only loose-leaf container to take home? jeff: in this store. lemonis: do you guys like tea? jeff: i'm not a tea drinker. lemonis: you're not a tea drinker? jeff: no. lemonis: are you guys trying to kill this store? why get into the tea business if you don't absolutely love it? i mean, it's now really obvious to me why this place looks so half-assed. if you don't have passion for it, it's gonna show to the customer. how much business does this location do? jeff: this one only is grossing right around $10,000. lemonis: so, how much does this store lose a month? jeff: $3,500, sometimes $5,000. lemonis: so, it can lose anywhere from $40,000 to $60,000 a year. jeff: yes. taylor: and currently, we own two other stores, this one and the one in austin, and i gm that store. lemonis: how many different teas do you carry? taylor: there's a signature set of 65 teas that are gonna have to be in every single store no matter what. lemonis: and so all of your tea comes from the same distributor? jeff: yes, sir. taylor: we have a tab that we've kind of gone too

employees tell us the store uses less plastics in products and recycled containers. >>> the school year may be winding down but school districts are already preparing for the next year. >> district leaders these need more financial help from the state. they gathered today kplaming they only pay for 3% of what it costs to educate students forcing the districts to make tough decisions on school programs. school districts must finalize and submit their budgets for next year by today. >>> more in the nation's capital for the national spelling bee. eight students tr our area are competing this year. five are from pennsylvania. two from new jersey. one from delaware. this is the 90th year for the competition. it started in 1925 when an 11-year-old spelled gladiolis. that's the name of a flower. 291 students are competing this year for a $40,000 cash prize. the youngest contestant only 6 years old and a few new rules including a written test given ahead of time used to break a tie. it will have 12 words and 12 multiple choice questions. the competition ended in a tie the past three years. >> t

stores. it's shown here. it's being recalled by the fda because it could contain bacteria. so far no illnesses have been reported. >>> the noro virus outbreak in the north bay could be spreading the other countries. students have gotten sick at 14 schools. santa cruz county is also reporting cases in its school system. the bug usually lasts 24 to 48 hours causing vomiteding and diarrhea along with other flu like systems. >>> up next we will show you who the a's honored before tonight's game. and how the warriors did in texas. whoa! you're not taking these. hey, hey, hey! you're not taking those. whoa, whoa! you're not taking that. come with me. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. mom, i'm taking the subaru. don't be late. even when we're not there to keep them safe, our subaru outback will be. (vo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> okay. hello texas. the warriors arrived in san antonio tonight. >> game three against the spurs on saturday night. so far in the playoffs, the warriors a perfect 10-0. here's the team leaving oaklan

store near you. (justine) firefighters are trying to contain a wildfire at a national guard camp in san luis obispo countyhave already burned about five-hundred acres at camp roberts. officials say the fire is 30- percent contained. the camp is mainly used by the state's army national guard. there are no reports of injuries... and the cause of the fire is still under investigation. (justine) in fresno county.... the "elm fire" has charred more than 10- thousand acres near coalinga. but cal fire says... it is making good progress. the fire is 75-percent contained tonight. crews are currently battling the flames by ground and air .. spraying water and foam. six buildings are threatened leading to a few evacuations. the fire started thursday afternoon and quadrupled in size in a matter of hours. no word yet on what started this fire. (jr stone) new at 10. authorities say the search for a boater who went missing in the pittsburg marina... is suspended. the search for the boater has been put off... until it's light outside. crews say an adult male is still missing tonight. at least one minor has been located.

contain bpa. they tested cans sold in popular grocery stores in 11 states including california.r, heart disease and birth defects. we have a list of stores and more on the study from the center for environmental health on our website, abc7news.com. >> all right. time now for #askfinney, 7 or your side's michael finney, answering questions sent in by facebook, twitter and e-mail. first question comes from theresa in san jose asking, what are some of the best opportunitiinvestment opportunities for those fresh out of college? >> payoff your student debt and any other debt you have. then invest fully in your employer's 401k program. that is because they often match your money and you're getting way more money than you could ever get in your own in investing. third, save for a house. if you buy a house, the sooner the better. here in the bay area you look like a genius in ten years. if you're looking to invest in the stock market, invest in low cost mutual funds that track the broad market. don't try to guess on or pick a company you love just because you love them. >> unless it was

store for homeowners there. >>> firefighters trying to contain a brush fire near los angeles that started yesterday in a brentwood neighborhood. at last check it was burning about 60 acres near mandeville canyon road. authorities say someone who used gas powered weed wacker accidentally started it. at least five homes have been evacuated. >> my back yard and i looked over and it was nothing but black smoke and red flames. i grabbed my dog, i grabbed my husband, threw him in the car, got out, called the neighbors and said put it on the homeowners things and got out as fast as i could. >> as of late last night the fire 70% contained. >>> warm weather have officials concerned about the zika virus. texas and florida two of the highest risk states where health experts say there could be outbreaks. arizona and southern california are also on that list. experts say more mosquitoes come out when it's warm out. scientists are working on a vaccine right now for the zika virus. it is in its early stages. >>> homeland secretary john kelly is considering significant changes to a laptop ban on flights. a current ban affects ab

contains codine. then this -- moments later -- and acros american university -- two other suspects - barging into a drug storeere and demanding the same type of allergy medication. the individuals in this case are believed to be linked to antoher drug store robbery friday in prince george's county as well. a crime alert in takoma park.. this morning - police there say the city has seen a recent spike in thefts from cars. officers are increasing patrols in the areas where the thefts are happening - but they say you can help too. first - make sure to lock your vehicles... don't leave valuable in the car. and call if you see something suspicious. some university of maryland students are voicing their concerns, after a noose was found on campus. some students protested for about four hours yesterday. the noose was found april 27th.. hanging inside the phi kappa tau fraternity house. the protesters are also upset that white supremacist flyers were found in several locations on campus back in march. the protesters are calling for der and an external review board that will investigate hate crimes. an update now on t

contains codeine. then this -- moments later -- and across town near american university -- two suspects -- barging into a drug storend demanding the same type of allergy medication. the individuals in this case are believed to be linked to antoher drug store robbery friday in prince george's county as well. no arrests have been made. a surprising piece of technology in kansas is giving many 9-1-1 dispatchers a headache. they say they're getting accidental calls- because of the apple watch! the culprit -- a the culprit -- a little button on the side of the watch. one woman says it accidentally was pressed- as she was leaning against a shopping cart. others- simply stunned to hear who's on the line. just in that kansas county- there have been 131-thousand mistaken calls last year- including accidental dials and watch mishaps. on your apple watch you can turn off the "hold to auto call" function that causes these auto dials. if you do find yourself making an unintended call, 911 operators say you should stay on the line. if you hang up, they legally have to call you back to make sure you're okay. a golden retriever na

we use this at salt and honey wonderful on protein and salads, it stores for a long time you can put it in a containere have brown sugar and salt and pepper and basil chili powder and paprika and mustard. >> the sun is coming out in time. >> yes. >> sun will, tomorrow. mix it together and use it right away. we will sprinkle it on the vegetables we have been grilling on the sides. what i like about brown sugar it criminalizes things so it's a sweet and spicy and smoke because of the paprika. >> [laughter]. >> what are the biggest mistakes. mike, people on long weekends want to grill but they are good at it can you give me tips? >> i say pick your type. it doesn't matter if you are into gas or charcoal. stay away from lighter fluid. you don't need it. if you use charcoal, i say invest in chimney starters and you can put charcoal there with paper and come up to temperature for 20 minutes. grill it hot and once it is hot and everything is ready, separate and create zones so you have a hot side to sear things and a cool side we can cook without burning. on your burger put it on the hot side for 30 seconds

store-bought doughnut holes, amy? >> no. gosh. i made them by hand and i put them in the weird plastic container. >> thank god. mosphere for failure? >> are you kidding me? >> you think about, let's raise the expectations. this year, we're going to really do it. one of my mom's friends said, the key to a good holiday is to lower your expectations and drink more. >> i like that. i started thinking about a christmas card. everybody has holiday cards finished by june. maybe i will do one of the beach ones. yesterday, for example, we're out of time. lunch with my girlfriends, right? they were like, have you finished -- >> we're out of time. it's going to be really quick. >> really quickly. i started and i want to -- anyway. have you finished the progress report? you have to write the school and tell him what he needs for next year. yeah, i'm going to get to it. all of the other finished. it's due april 28th. i'm going to get it done. sweetie, this is may 2nd. >> i have one word for you. sweetie. >> i stink. that was a bad mom moment. >> we have all had our bad home moments. that's why we have this and girl talk. we

stored, refined petroleum product. by my understanding, the reserve must contain a minimum of 450 bear -- 450 billion barrels of oil inovernment already has commitments in the coming years in order to finance various projects. by my math, which is an always that good, that brings us pretty close to the limit. is that a problem? we are hearing that a lot today from critics, concerned that this would eliminate an important buffer against emergencies. the strategic petroleum reserve was set up 1973 arab oil embargo to help and supply shocks. the buffer, the amount that we really need, the threshold would be threatened, potentially, by this proposal. budget: of course, this looks to raise money and open up the arctic wildlife national refuge to oil and gas development. what kind of appetite to energy companies have for reserve when there is the us live from shale and that is of course limiting how high oil prices can go. jennifer: absolutely. what's interesting here, it has been off-limits for oil production for decades and it contains, potentially, 12 billion barrels of crude. the potential for monster discoveries there.

store. get $30 off at blueapron.com/cook >>> tensioning, north korea contained a fourth u.s. citizen. a professor and possible bargaining tool with the u.s. our senior international correspondent ivan watson is joining us from seoul, south korea. >> imagine learning that your spouse has been detained in north korea on suspicion of plotting to hurt the north korean government. that's what happened to a woman over the weekend after her husband, an ethic korean and naturalize u.s. citizen was detained. now he was angel call christian pastor who was teaching at pyongyang university of science and technology helping teach ing a cultural techniques. i asked his wife what message she has for north korea. here's what she said. >> she is is the second american working at that university to have been detained in just over two weeks. the other was a professor named tony kim suspected on similar charges. and therein, a very serious now. not only because of the confrontation between pyongyang and washington over the nuclear program, but also because there are no diplomatic relations between the tw

store near you. ♪ >> welcome back. i'm bob massi, the property man. shipping containers.ed to move stuff across the globe. so living inside one might not exactly be what you think of as luxury. but that could be changing. this is the front living room. >> and the idea is it's a one-bedroom space. but it's really wide open, similar to a hotel room where there's no door separating the back bedroom and the front living room. >> this is containers on grand, 16 steel former shipping containers that now form eight 740-square-foot one-bedroom, one-bathroom apartments. it's the brainchild of brian stark and wes james, architects and builders who saw these formerly discarded containers as an opportunity. >> because of the trade deficit in the united states, there's a lot of product that comes into the u.s. from overseas. but we export very little. >> typically, shipping containers are produced in china. when they land here, 9 out of 10 times, they don't leave our shore. so we have a shipping container sitting in ports along the shoreline. >> the 16 containers have now become a sus

store bought donut holes? >> what? no. gosh, i made them by hand, and then i put them in the weird plastic containers. >> oh, thank god, becauser we're going to really do it. one of my mom's friends said the key to a good holiday is to lower your expectations and drink more. >> i like that. >> i've already started thinking about a christmas card. everybody has holiday cards finished by june. i'm like maybe i'll do a beach one. yesterday -- we're out of time. lunch with my girlfriends and they were like have you -- >> did you say we're out of time and went on. >> it will be quick. this is therapy. quickly. because i started. anyway. have you finished the progress report? you have to write the school, say what he needs for next year. i'm like i'm going to get to it. all the other moms have i'll get it down. and one of the moms said today is may 2nd. this was yesterday afternoon. >> i got one word for you, sweet tea. >> i think that was a bad mom moment. that's all. >> we've all had our bad mom moments. >> that's why we have this and we have girl talk. >> we have to move onto commercial. >> let's get there. >>> coming up, we're o

contained, and it has burned over 2000 acres. >>> many considered a hot weekend, and let's see what we have in store. >> we begin with the cooldown along the coast and we take a look at those numbers in a moment. here is the view out over san francisco and you can see the marine layer and fog moving in across the bay. it was all the way in the east bay when we started the morning but it has continued to pull back over the last hour. we had the spare the air day in place with quality moderate for most, and in the eastern zone in santa clara valley just above that threshold, so it is unhealthy for this is the groups that suffer from asthma or respiratory issues. again, the spare the air day is in place. the fog is hugging the coastline all the way from the north bay down into monterey. it still remains on the west edge of san francisco, the sunset district into richmond and at the golden gate bridge it will begin to thin out toward the marina district. shifting into areas like pacifica and half moon bay covered in gray. this will continue through the afternoon with partly cloudy skies by the second part of the day. generally light

containers. the restaurant manager said he broke a security monitor but didn't realize that the tape went back to the hard drive which storedeillance video. police have not made an arrest. >> time to see what's coming up on "good morning america." >> let's go live to the "g.m.a." studios, tam and i are ready for the memorial day weekend, is robin roberts ready? >> reporter: ready and then some we're gearing up for the busiest travel weekend in decades. millions will hit the roads and take to the skies. weather rolled through the county canceling flights causing major delays. ahead the new development in the russian investigation president trump's son son-in-law and top advisor in the cross hairs of the fbi probe over alleged contacts with russian officials. >>> fidget spinners raising concerns over small parts that could be dangerous for children. what to look for to keep your child safe. >>> we don't conveyer it's raining -- we don't care it's raining, we'll roll along with our summer series, we're going cruising that's coming up on "g.m.a." have a wonderful and safe holiday weekend. >> you too. >> reporter: [laughter]. go

containing radioactive waste. this is as washington state's governor is asking for an investigation. nael >> reporter: radioactive materials are storeda was collapsed. >> i am concerned about what happened and how the department of energy can give us confidence this will not happen again. >> reporter: the hanford nuclear site in washington state where plutonium was once extracted for nuclear weapons has been closed for 30 years. the only work there now, clean up of enough radioactive debris to fill the super dome. the cave-in prompting fears of a radioactive leak and leading to the evacuation of hundreds of workers. >> they told us take cover and make sure we were safe and all accounted for. >> reporter: officials say no workers were injured. there is no risk to people in nearby communities and they found no radiation was released. still, they are taking no chances as they fill that 20 foot by 20 foot hole. >> the person inside that excavator is wearing filtered air and personal protective gear. our goal is to perform this work safely, employee safety is our number one focus. >> reporter: officials at the sielt have not yet said what

store near you. look at that. we've a brand-new episode of the foxbusiness the property man. we have bob massey. he is the property man right now. shipping containersbout we can get passionate about that right now. it's amazing. we went down to arizona. here are the young people. ey lerally remodel the shipping containers and they brought them in. we model them and a lot of the millenials they love it. it's self-contained if you will. as a kind of life they want. what a development that is. you will tell us how to make the most of your curb appeal and this is how you can make money it's really amazing to think how much a stock it goes into. particularly in the west coast. water is expensive and rare. they should all of these different mechanisms. in order to save basically water costs and make it aesthetically beautiful. for example in las vegas if you put that landscaping and you actually get a rebate from the water district. we talk about the global water crisis. there is a concern about the lack of water particularly regional and different parts of the world. again to regionalized it if we don't have enough water over here it is going to affect

store around closing time. >> one of them acted as a look out, and another two went to the counter that contains jewelry and broke open the counter with a hammer. >> reporter: two of the suspects got away, but one man was tackled by costco employees. police say a risky move. >> the point is that the costco employees detained somebody and were able to hold onto him until we got there. >> going out for the call of duty there, they should probably get a raise. >> reporter: cops arrested 21-year-old key sean edwards of oakland. crime similar to this robbery at a walnut creek watch store last month. three men matching the same description, dressed as construction workers pepper sprayed the owner until the owner pulled the gun and chased the crooks away. they are investigating whether the two crimes are connected. in danville, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> all right. turning now to the weather we have a live look from our emeryville camera. warm today but changes are coming. >> yes, they are. spencer christian is here with what's ahead. spencer. >> big changes coming. as you pointed out it is warm. here is doppler 7.

stores. you can bring any cup or container. that might be too much. and you can fill it with all your slurpee deliciousness for $1.50. it has to be food safe, and fit within the ten inch diameter display cut out. the offer runs from 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. >> i love slurpees but i don't think an aquarium sized glass. >> i don't know if you need all of that. unless you're sharing with a crowd. >> you might need it this weekend. it's going to be a little on the hot side i have a feeling. >> warm and hot. uncomfortable? let's not start complaining about the heat just yet. >> i didn't start it. >> i'm teasing. but yes, we are very fickle people. we like it sunny and i know i like it 75. so once it gets above that i'm like it's a little hot. how about this? a view across the bay. isn't that gorgeous. we do have the low clouds and fog up against the coastline this morning and some of it has moved inside the bay. you can see it there if you look close enough. but that sweeping view is beautiful. what we love about the bay area, you can pick your place, depen

disease- causing toxin.when storing home-canned foods, the c-d-c suggests that people try not to can more food than they'll be able to eat in a year.also check : if the container is leaking has bulges or is swollen if it looks damaged or crackedthe container shouldn't spurt liquid or foam when you open italso check if the food inside is discolored, moldy, or smells bad.some of the symptoms related to botulism include: blurry vision, nausea drooping eyelidsstandupthe c-d-c recommends . if you're in doubt about whether any canned good is safe to eat or not, just throw it out. reporting live from napa (pam) thank you alecia. ten others have contracted the rare disease in california... but their cases are linked to tainted nacho cheese... steve is here with the other cases we are tracking. (steve) one of the cases taking a deadly turn for a father in antioch. this man -- martin galindo died after eating nacho cheese from a gas station in walnut grove. the 37 year old was taken off of life support after battling the disease. he was a father of two. another victim --- 33 year old lavinia kelly. the mother of three pulled over for a snack at valley oak food and fuel

contain milk in them an allergen not listed on the packages. the items were not sold in red robin restaurants but if you purchased them in the store you can returnefund. >> ♪ >> 5:25 on this monday morning. mike thomas a much better week on tap for us weather-wise. >> absolutely. unless you don't like the heat because we got a lot of heat coming our way by the time we get to the middle of this week. temperatures in the 90's. etts getting towards summertime in d.c. you know that's bound to happen sooner or later. you either choose the rain and the cool temperatures or sunshine and the hot temperatures. today is pleasant. 56 degrees to start, just a few clouds to start the day. winds out of the west-northwest at 12 miles an hour. they could be a little gusty as we head through the late morning and early afternoon hours but winds improve as we head towards tonight. here's satellite and radar. quiet, clouds sinking down to the south across southern portions of virginia. those will continue to move southward and we'll have lots of sunshine today. here's day today. sunshine 68:11 o'clock more so at 2:00, 72 degrees by 5 o'clock, mid 70's around the re

pay less stores in our region are on the closure list >>> well, facebook has updated its security settings to make it easier for users to protect their accounts. security settings page, now contains, simple language and step by step suggestions. and, based on the tool we only had in place. facebook says simplified language will help make those options more clear. >>> something parents have experienced, and now, amazon is giving refund to parents whose children bought items on the amazon app without their permission. >> most of the time it involves upgrade to mobile games, fcc says amazon set up a process for refunding more than zero seven million-dollar in charges, incurred between november 2011 and may 2016. >>> police have a breathalizer for drunk driving and new lawmakers are looking for a text lieser to deter texting and driving. proposed bill would allow police to use the device to field test for cell phone use after a accident. forty-six states banned text ing while driving but it is an app exceedingly difficult to prove without a confession or eyewitness. new york's bill is expect to pass. >>> well, late, late show is taking a trip abroad, with a star, studded line up. >>

contained to the second floor of the building. the flames forced two adults and three out of their homes but luckily no one was hurt. >> a pleasant hill goodwill store caught fire last night on contra costa boulevard and the fire protection district tweeted out this video you're look at of firefighters working the scene. they say the fire started behind the building and it spread inside. firefighters were able to get a handle on things by about 10:00 last night. cause of the fire is being investigated. >> well, some disturbing allegations made against an east bay doctor. right now, he's accused of sexually assaulting one of his patients. the man is a general practitioner at the john muir outpatient center, and the contra costa sheriff's department is investigating a woman's claim that the doctor assaulted her on two separate visits. detectives say he's worked at other clinics as well and there could be more victims. >> 6:44. happing today in oakland, taking a stand against violence. a community meeting tonight will discuss developing a department of violence provention. >> a proposal to rework california's landmark climate change legislation before

containing meat, poultry and there's a look at the packaging. the companies worried about possible listeria contamination. burritos so that convenience storesding machines and other distributors in california, illinois, oregon, south dakota. no reports of anyone getting sick. >>> and is a recall of honest companies cofounded by jessica alba recalls baby wipes because it could contain mold. the coveney says it's unlikely the mold is dangerous and the recall was issued out of -- the company says it's unlikely the mold that is dangerous. >>> 34% of current residents consider leaving the bay area. skyrocketing housing costs and traffic two reasons looking to move. according to -- a company golden state population on the rise with more moving in than out. in the bay area letter 22,000 people moved to other parts of the country, 52,000 people moved inmostly from outside the u. s. that was interesting. people coming to california move from other countries not necessarily other states. >> high numbers considering packing up. >> right. it's expensive. >> it is. >>> sal, how are we looking? >> westbound 24, we have the crash blocking the left lane ne

hit america or is it a policy of the was to contain the threat by trying to shoot it down as they launch it. >> it is the policy to prevent it. >> general store? yes, senator. >> so that would mean all options on the table are to prevent it is that correct? im not in a position to remove any of the options. isis, our strategy to take , is thatmeback creating version with turkey? >> yes. >> yes. >> should we have more arabs in the fight? >> general medicine is the best person to answer that. madison.l is our policy to arm the kurds with weapons? >> it contributes to it. >> do either one of you know anything about bitcoin. >> i try to figure out what it was but i never got a good answer. i am still using dollars. >> me too. could you look at that issue and report back to the committee whether or not you believe bitcoin will become the currency of terrorists and criminals down the road? >> we would be happy to look into that. there is some indication it is being used for that purpose but we can give you an assessment. will be aration disaster for both of >> your agencies if it kicks back in. >>it would continue to cut into real capability. toit'

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