dr. trout's daughter went well. >> joey: yeah. why?> kayla: well, because i casually brought it up to him, and he said that alyssa had a slightly different story. >> joey: what? what did she say? >> kayla: she said that she thought you were great but that your ex-girlfriend told her that you had knocked her up and then dumped her. >> joey: jade told her that? >> kayla: mm-hmm. >> joey: when? how? >> kayla: i don't know. but she did somehow. listen, i know that you've been trying to distance yourself from her, and maybe you're nervous to take too strong a stand with her because she knows how ava died. but you need to tell her that's not okay. >> joey: i don't really care.

(monika trout/vallejo) "tuesday my five-year-old started throwing up and then wednesday she had diarrhea she's complaining still about stomach pain" (dr. george han/santa clara county public health) "we are seeing a significant increase and it's an unusual amount of cases this year" the doctor notes that outbreaks typically hit during colder, winter months. now, public health officials warn sanitizer will not kill the virus. to prevent the spread... you must wash your hands for at least 20 seconds with soap and water. caltrain riders could end up paying more in fare. the transit agency had record ridership but it stil facing potential budget deficits. that's because only half of caltrain's operating budget comes from fares. the rest comes from partner transit agencies in santa clara, san mateo and san francisco counties. but caltrain says that's not enough...so it's proposing increasing zone fares by 25 cents. and employer subsidized "go passes" could rise by 50 percent. [sot]"those were heavily discounted. so they would still be a good deal, but they are not going to be the great deal that it once was." caltrain is stressing that the