. >> i pretty much felt like cps to show up on my doorstep. i'm writing about a different strain every single week. they say they liken it to alcohol. but if i'm in here drinking people outside aren't going to smell that. necessarily. if someone, one of my neighbors calls and say, i smell marijuana from his home that's enough for cps to come out and talk to me. >> driver says she doesn't smoke pot around elliot. only after he goes to bed. but it's part of her life she says and she's glad it's part of her job, one she never imagined could be possible. >> it's awesome. it's great to have people know who i am. i've gone to places where, hey you're brittany from cannabis that's cool. >> so far things are looking up for the handful of staff at the cannabist. >> we've seen steady growth in reared ship. i was concerned, i thought this may be a flash in the pan. >> baca says, he knows there will come a time when marijuana journalism will no longer be exceptional. until then he's enjoying the trip. >> that's our look at colorado's year on pot. and what

cp or endoscopic retro raid. the mda issued this statement: >>> a medical instrument that spreads germs is a problem. but don't let that distract you from the underlying threat. there's more and more of these microscopic things that remain alive and dangerous even when we hit them with the drugs meant to kill them. mercer c.d. ip, staph and there are others - super-bugs this time on the programme, how they got to super and the dangers to you on "inside story". let's begin a look with a doctor, infectious disease specialist from the mao clinic. welcome to the programme. me. >> what does cre do inside the body that makes you ill or could threaten your life? >> what it means is it's a bacteria that is resistant to one of the really last lines of defense in terms of aind biotics, it's not just the resistance, but the bacteria. such as e-kohli can cause ure yinary tract infection, it's antibiotics. >> if a patient has cre in his or her system where it's not supposed to be. body? >> sure. we all have bacteria within ou

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basin next us based disease consultant says problem business a certain kind of end owe scope with er cp used for procedures on the pancreas and liver. even when properly clean, between patients, the scope still a appears to be transmitting the dangerous infection. >> never before has a reusable instrument like this ever been linked across the country to so many out breaks and so many let's call mortality morbidity, so many injured patients and so many deaths. >> reporter: latest out break at ucla medical center, 200 patients who had er cp end owe scope procedures may have been exposed to the super bug. and there are five confirmed infections so far, two deaths. >> it is a concern, no antibiotics to treat it some cre are resistant to all antibiotics. it is a super bug allowed to mutate. >> reporter: cre super buggies in the same family ase coal i according to the cdc. it can kill up to 50 percent of infect patients. now today f.d.a. issued an advisory on proper cleaning protocols for all hospitals that used instruments linked to the super bug infections. now, these endoscopes are not the

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based infectious disease consultant says the problem business a certain kind of end owe scope called er cp used for procedures on the pancreas and liver. even when properly cleaned between patients the scope still appears to be transmitting the dangerous infections. >> relatively unprecedented, and so we're all a kind of wondering what actions need to be taken. >> reporter: latest outs break is at ucla medical center in los angeles. the the happies being named there but not in philadelphia. the health department has refused to say which hospital had the out break. >> i find it concerning that no one is telling us anything. we're in the able to compare the the quality and as a result hospitals can cut corners, not necessarily consciously but they can cut corners because they know they may not be held accountable. >> reporter: pennsylvania state health department tells cbs-3 it does not track the infections linked to the out break so hospitals don't to have reveal the information. now ivory petely asked the philadelphia health department for more information to explain why it is not naming t

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goal after 120 minutes the match was decided by a penalty shoot-out and after saving ghana's cps secondtime they won thea's cup. >> it's quite amazing. with the country it's unbelievable you know. i've been waiting for i don't know how many years now to lift this trophy, as captain you know it's something special, you know. >> ivory coast victory includes sometimes controversial africa cup of nations but officials insist the cup's biggest tournament. adam west reports. >> after 23 years the continental crown is theirs. ivory coast captured the cup. replacement hosts equatorial guinea will also be remembered for these ugly scene the malaba stadium. led to the death of 36 football fans and the host to be find $100,000. tournament was a huge success and the most powerful man in world football is happy with the state of the game on the continent too. >> africa is doing well, if you have looked on the results of the african teams in the world cup, they made good. they were just missing a little bit of life. >> the cup of nations is rich in history. and fans have no doubts as to the tournamen

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. >> it's been a busy day here at cp a cpac. earlier today i got to ask questions of senator ted cruz on the big stage. take a watch. i got some questions some from twitter and facebook. >> excellent. >> you did a 21-hour filibuster. 21 hours. the purpose was to strip funding from the health care bill. i watched most of it by the way. your fellow republicans, rick santorum, called you a bomb thrower, senator mccain said it was an agonizing odyssey and used the term whacko bird. hostage taking and political overreach. i didn't say it. relax. my question to you senator, what do you say back to those senators that criticized you for standing up for your promise? >> look, the simple point is we shouldn't be listening to washington. we should be listening to the american people. obamacare is a disaster. millions of americans have lost their jobs, have lost their health care have lost their doctor. and, sean, i seem to recall that many of those critics said when so many of the men and women in this room stood up and said stop the trai

. >> it thinks specialized movable mechanism on a endoscope called er cp that is focus of the the super bug out break currently being investigated at ucla. there was an out break at a philadelphia hospital last year that infect eight people two died according to the the philadelphia health department. deadly infection called cre is apparently being spread from patient to patient, because of the instrument that can't be effectively cleaned between each use. a lawyer for one of the infect patientness l.a. is blaming the the maker owe limb puts because the device was changed, but olympic did the not update its cleaning protocol. >> a change thaw can market to doctors and say look what we have done now this is easier to use but they too often i think over lot the next step which is, we have ensure that this change doesn't make the device dangerous. >> reporter: olympic says it did provide adequate cleaning instructions and working with the f.d.a. and concerned hospitals. >> we have implemented a whole new sterilization process that is much more stringent then what the manufacturer had origi

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siof r be subs, likehe ilian.m.ttend tuey bast, sweet onn chken riya anmore with a 2ouncdrinand baof cpsmple menis vue de sple, ery y. you soot imade suay! >> james: highly anticipated storm at the end of the week and not to storm the poor were a single general pays the we see right here in the bay bridge camera does what it to the weather for today during the morning hours before up before is a low 50 that will last through nine to endicott and will start to see temperatures in the '50s and investing in the '60s by noontime the sixties will be along the bay area do so tear it was a quick look at whatever to will be in the south bay as the focus on the part of the forecast the arms the valley will be 73 gilroy will come in 545 with a full look at the forecast will talk about the storm by the end of this week in more detail >>george: story in a kickback of now through the more because air remember you're ride to the bay bridge looks normal here not a great but again no real problems to speak of we have been incidents free on the stand later realize are not yet acted on 90 to the san mateo

if we get a good one, we will see the course cp giving you a hint that it is coming. then, you will look for the fed to get more aggressive. stephanie: i want to bring back peter cook for a minute. you did not cover one of my favorite topics. why do you think that is? >> this is a testimony on monetary policy. she is afraid of going into that. she knows there are members of the committee that are going to give her a hard time. the chairman of this committee makes clear that he is planning to make changes. a pretty strong statement from richard shelby. listen for that to come out through the course of the testimony. he will ask questions about the regulatory role, but he will make clear that he does not support auto during -- auditing the federal reserve. stephanie: do you agree? >> she will handle it well. there will be questions and she will be bored by then and unimpressed and give them good answers. she will do a fine job answering the questions. it was funny, a couple of weeks ago, the federal reserve twitter account tweeted fyi, the federal reserve is audited. it

siof r be subs, likehe ilian.m.ttend tuey bast, sweet onn chken riya anmore with a 2ouncdrinand baof cps you soot imade suay! >> reporter: back to the kron 4 morning news a major hot spots and closure at the ncr board because of a police action. it is shut down at both directions it is backed up southbound 160 and has an agenda was bombed by way for coming off the bike as time to get to the antioch at the 160 northbound. the kron 4 it morning at you would have received an update. it is a free download it works on apple provides is an android. more when kron 4 returns >> reporter: welcome back to the kron 4 morning news a major top spot that we are tracking right now and antiart bridges close not in both directions. police have closed down there trying to take eight individual into custody. another hot spot we're attracting of stepping your bridge brought-try-8 affecting your commute. i believe we have another shot we can show you of the span. you conceive a meeting with jackie sissel of adding the circling to help with the traffic. -- a third lane it is backed up beyond castro. still bac

siof r be subs, likehe ilian.m.ttend tuey bast, sweet onn chken riya anmore with a 2ouncdrinand baof cps sple, ery y. you soot imade suay! >>darya: base say it was a dispute over a parking space the accused man who was accused of the shooting is crakes his set to appear in court today and this is video of them arriving earlier this morning police say that three university students were killed at a condo complex near the campus last night to the victims were married. >>mark: 2 mantelets a terror attack in australia there wrensen said no to the afternoon to or been charged with preparation for and planning terrorist acts they receive a license flag because three months at the australian authorities storm the city cafe killing the gunman into the 17 hostages held by the gunman was also killed. >>james: coming up more on the web the tech allowed outside to blue skies over san francisco international airport a full look at the forecast coming up in a moment. can't say thank you enough. you have made my life special by being apart of it. (everyone) cheers! glad you made it buddy. thanks for in

a bit at the bridge it sometimes a slower and have there but is fluctuating this is closing and to cpfor toll plazas gonna wear only slow from about the rich and dark wet or castro leading onto the stand. >>darya:new this morning. >>darya:a royal caribbean cruise ship returned to port one day early. after numerous passengers fell ill. >>darya:the ship docked yesterday. >>darya:a company spokeswoman says about 10- percent of the nearly two- thousand passengers came down with a gastro- intestinal illness. >>darya:one passenger says royal caribbean didn't provide much information about what was going on. >>darya:royal caribbean says one passenger was hospitalized after the ship reached port in baltimore. >>darya:it's not clear if the guest's medical issue was related to the other illnesses. in national news-- >>mark:pediatricians and politicians are now joining the discussion about vaccines. >>mark:this comes after the multi-state outbreak and a growing number of mealses cases. >>mark:and now some doctors have taken a hard stance in regards to their patients. >>mark:some pediatricians ar

we are also at more businesses to follow the lead of companies like cp -- cvs and ups and offer more paid apprentices shohips. >> president obama couple of weeks ago at the state of the union address. vice president biden will miss israelis prime minister's address to congress. the vice president's office says that they expect him to be traveling abroad. we are live here in indianapolis, indiana. the president is expected to talk more about his plan their about community college. part of that plan would include two free years of community college for people with and at least 2.5 gpa. we will hear more on that from the president when this gets underway. in the meantime, part of the conversation from this morning's washington journal. host: representative john fleming, republican from louisiana. member of the senate armed centers -- senate armed services committee. there is the republican study group. what is that? guest: that began about one decade ago or so. more conservative members of the house, back in the new green bridge days -- back in the new greenwich days started to form a g

with regular oldenedscopies or colonoscopies, this ace i very special piece of equipment used for er cpthe benefit certainly out weigh risk for mess people that have have to have this procedure. >> hopefully isolate todd that one medical center. >> lets go to atlanta, georgia. bobbi kristina. they induced a comb a now they are trying to pull her out of it. what is that all about. >> she was found in the tub unconscious. when you are not breathing, if you go for several minutes, you have damage to the brain. so what people do is they put patients like this, if someone falls into the ice and into the the river, they may actually survive because the severe hype thermal, yeah the low temperature shuts down their brain so they don't get brain damage. the attempt here toys shut all of her equipment down, her brain, she's on a ventilator. they will put the a tracheostomy tube in because they cannot leave ventilator on too long because it will damage the trachea. they will try to reverse this comb a if she was out for a long time without oxygen in that tub it is very concerning to me. very conc

. >> the last time you were at cp ac, you said to often, >> -- too often, we are associate is being anti-everything. to many people believe republicans are anti-immigrant women, science. >> the conservatives in washington have been as bold opposing the overreach. they have done a good job. the president jammed down the throat obamacare dodd frank the stimulus. we have fought in a principled way. he is using executive power to carry out his agenda. over time, we have to start being for things again. what we need to be for is a strong national defense. committed to protecting the homeland each and every day. with new asymmetric threats that exist, they are real. not a joke. they don't just have an impact in the middle east or israel. it impacts us as well. winning too strong for a strong defense and the defense of the homeland. give people a sense that if we started growing the economy again, the middle would start having rising income again. what you would do to do that is offer compelling alternatives to the failed tax policies and regulation policies. making sure people know we are on their side.

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people have noticed the lack of coverage of the boko haram as well as the and a double cp -- naacp bombing. do you feel that criticism is valid and what are your thoughts? >> i want to speak to the issue of diversity when it comes to newsrooms. particularly at the white house. thank you for that complement. i love to see athena and people of color there. unfortunately, that is a room that has been a historically male white almond aided room. i don't know why. class white dominated -- white dominated room. during the clinton years, and was the first "black president." there were more african-american reporters there constantly. george w. bush came, everybody left. obama came, all of the black journalists came to the white house, they were so excited. they wanted to report on the first black president. i was happy to see black reporters there, even if it wasn't mainstream, it was still a presence a black reporters there. there is an internal problem and the next journal problem at the white house. the extra problem is that a lot of these networks want to hire white women. white women with bl

with a 2ouncdrinand bagof cps fojust6 evy da it val madsimp. subw!k on kron 4 news. >> this is on saturday. the area is put on alert. no evacuations are in place. residents have been advised to cover their water tanks. the volcano is 60 miles from guatemala city. >>> big money up for grabs. no one got all six numbers that reaches $450 million. powerball lottery has gone for nearly a year without a jackpot climbing above $300 million. so if you bought account tickets. it is five, 10, 21, 34, 58. powerball number is 33. >>> we are going to get another quick check of the weather forecast and track the storm. >> hitting the bay area. here is erica. >>> good morning, marty. i wanted to turn our attention to the coastline and mid peninsula. you see the area of orange on the screen on the little bit of red. >> it is self-containing. anakining the strong ces downpours and it is still offshore and headed in your direction d. >> take a look here. >> by 8:06. we will see the rain hit the half moon bay. >> that could effect did you at 801 roop. >> 8:16. it makes

well jenkins from the omd cp was very helpful as well as eric green from the department and a specialto them. we are here to talk about a drug policy at home and globally and i think what we will hear is there's quite a bit of dynamism that crosses over him on these two domains. the obama administration has been quite active as we go here in a period of quite energetic innovation and reform across the spectrum of different issues. president obama just recently had a extended set of remarks youtube interview in which he was speaking directly to the efforts underway in several states in this country in terms of legalization of cannabis. what that meant in terms of the power of referendum and states rights and how to navigate the differences between federal government and the department of department of justice on equities in this issue and the state street issues. it was a very forward leaning statement from the president i think quite encouraging. we also got the special session scheduled for the early part of 2016 on the global drug policy. this is the first occasion since 1998 when t