ademÁs, descubren posibles contios del abarcarÍa e coli. por qué la llaman "la casa embrujada"!! # >> agentes federales realizaron una redada en una farmacia de california donde arrestaron a 17 personas por dirigir una estafa que costÓ a los contribuyentes 18 millones de dÓlares. los agentes sospechan que es lugar fue el centro de una gran estafa al madical. los arrestos fuen la culminaciÓn de una investaciÓn qucomenzó en el 2010. >> se han disparado las alarmas enarolina del norte, las autoridades investigan nueve posibles casos de bacteria e coli. nos dicen quÉ eÁn haciendo los organismos sanitarios para evitar que la enfermedad se convierta en una epidemi >> las autoridades de salud estÁ investigando y tratan de establecer el foco de contaminaciÓn con la bacteria. hasta el momento, son muchos mÁlas preguntas que las respuestas. >> en carolina del norte,4 menores de edad hospitalizas en cuidados intensivos peleando contra una infciÓn por contaminaÓn con la bacteri uno de ellos estÁ en coiciÓn crÍtica, otro estÁ recibndo tratamiento de diÁ

hay alerta en california y guevara porque hay carne molida que podrÍa contender e. coliÉ contaminada por la peligrosa bacteria del e. coli. >> es muy importante detectar a tiempo esta enfermedad, en especial para los niÑos en las personas de edad avanzada, y causas que tengan una enfermedad inmunodeficiente. >> placas de retirada del mercado se produjo entre el siete de septiembre y el seis de octubre por la comercial meat compamy. afecta la carne molida, pese el debido principalmente a restaurantes de california y demanda asÍ como un restablecimiento federal en california que no fue identificado. >> oÍr los almacenes de la compaÑÍa permanecían cerrados y telefÓnicamente nos seÑalaron que sÓlo darÍan informaciÓn a sus clientes, sin ningÚn tipo dedeclaraciÓn a los medios de inffrmaciÓn. >> la compaÑÍa que nos provee a los otros no tiene ese problema y no dijeron nada. >> decÍmetros dedicados a la preparaciÓn de hamburguesas es el que con las medidas de seguridad es difÍcil que esa carga llegue al consumidor. >> en primer lugar la compaÑÍa nos manda un aviso y viene luego

---esta carne distribuida en restaurantes, estaria contaminada con la bacteria e-coli.ctores del departamento de agricultura, confirmaron que una prueba dio positivo a la bacteria en los productos de la marca "commercial meat company". ---la carne contaminada, pudo haber sido procesada entre el 7 de septiembre y el 6 de octubre, pero hasta el momento no hay indicios que alguien haya enfermado. ---la e-coli, es una bacteria altamente peligrosa y puede causar la muerte en niÑos, adultos mayores y personas con problemas de salud. cu ---nos vamos a la primera pausa y regresamos enseguida... take vo ---con los estragos que ha dejado a su paso en el pacifico el poderoso huracan "jova"... take vo ---ademas... la zona mas violenta en america latina! datos verdaderamen te increibles. ya volvemos. segment ends cu ---un personaje latino de nuestra region que se ha convertido en heroe para muchos, hizo hoy un importante anuncio. ---vamos con mayra tostado. take pkg 1:39 - 1:46 "as a proud son of this valley, to declare my candidacy for the united states congress." en el corazon del

so far, no one has become ill but e. coli is potentially deadly and most dangerous for the very young and seniors with weakened immune systems. go to ktvu.com and "the right now" tab to learn more. >>> well, the uss carl vincent which was in san francisco bay last week for fleet week, will host the carrier classic featuring north carolina and michigan state. the white house says president obama has accepted an invitation to attend. so he will fly to san diego for the veterans day game after laying a wreath at arlington national cemetery. >>> game 4 of the american league championship series takes place this afternoon. the texas rangers and detroit tigers will play right here. the rangers won last night and texas leads the best of seven series, 3-1 games. coverage begins in just about a half an hour at 1:00. >>> tonight at 5:00, it keeps growing, we have seen the so- called occupied protests pop up all over the bay area. tonight, where the protest is breaking out and where some of them are sending the same message to wall stre

e. coli is a potentially deadly disease. it's most dangerous for the very young seniors and people with weakened immune systems. >>> a scandalous sky diving stunt in southern california is now the target of a federal safety investigation. it's all because of a video that was posting on the internet by a part-time sky diving inspector in kern county. the video shows the employee having wex is the employee -- sex with the employee. >>> his victims include victims like scarlett johansson, and christina aguilera. but now officials say they have the hacker in custody. >>> residents of a small southern california shooting are reeling from a shooting that left eight people dead. it started yesterday afternoon when a gunman entered a salon in seal beach. we'll go live to seal beach where police are still cleaning up the -- cleaning up the scene. >>> yesterday, the fbi arrested christopher cheney of florida. he's accused of hacking into the e-mails of more than 50 people, including scarlett johansson

i have to point out that we have done expensive risk assessment for human health and e. coli logical receptors and our preferred remedy is -- i shouldn't say more than adequate. very conservative. we are going above and beyond in how conservative we are being to be protective of those . the critters in the bay, the wildlife and future site users. it is going to be a park. there will be people or kids playing on it. so, when we are done cleaning up, we will absolutely be safe for those future site users. the third type of waste, the thing that is probably the most concerning is the industrial waste. paint sludge, solvants. waste oils like petroleum products and our pcb's that we have so much of. that is not all of the waste. probably most of the waste is construction debris and material that is in the landfill. early clean up actions. i wanted to talk about the early actionings we have taken to clean up the more contaminated areas. in 2007 we cleared up an area where melted metal was thrown on the shore line over 8,000 cubic yards of debris and took away that risk. we started

disparado las alarmas en carolina del norte, las autoridades investigan nueve posibles casos dla bacteria e coliel foco de la contaminaciÓn con la bacteria. hasta el momen, n muchos mÁs las preguntas que las respuestas. >> en colina del norte,4 menos de edad hospitalizados en cuidados intensivos peleando contra una infecciÓn por contaminaciÓn con la bacteria, uno de ellos estÁn condiciÓn crÍtica, otro estÁ recibiendo tratamiento de diÁlisis. cuan llegÓ al hospital, sus riÑones casinos funcionaban. >> esta bteria puede causar daÑos severos en los riÑones. >> las autoridades anunciaron que son nueve los casos confirmados de contaminaciÓn cola baterÍa y hay 12 personas mÁs que podrÍan estar contaminadas. la cifra puede auntar. el origen podrÍa estar en esta feria anual de carolina del norte donde asistieron las personas que resultaron contaminadas. pidieron a los mÉdicos del Área permanecen alerta. >> querem que los doctores los padres estÉn atentos, especialmente sistieran en esta feria. advirtiÓ que los sÍntomas principales son vÓmito, diarrea y severo dolor abdominal. >> esta no es la primera ve

e-coli is potentially deadly and is most dangerous for the very young, the very old, and people with systems. >>> in san francisco last night, people without deep pockets got a chance to meet one on one with some of the candidates on the november 8th ballot. a young woman organized the event. she said she wanted to provide access to the candidates for people who cannot afford to go to expensive fundraisers. >> the only people who have access tend to be over the age of 50, tend to be rich and it's a perception, but the richness is right here behind us. these are the next generation of leaders. >> maybe it's true this is actually a true democratic society, and my voice can be heard. >> candidates who attended the event included candidates running for district attorney, sheriff, and mayor. >>> the high rail system in california could be much higher than originally believed. the three analysts estimate the project will cost taxpayers $138 billion. that's more than three times the initial projection of 43 billion. the revised costs are due to lower than expected federal contributions and

won't be as crisp, but it will be clean and get rid of listeria or e. coli.alk about organic foods. the dirty dozen and clean dozen. >> environmental working group comes up with those produce items that has the most pesticides and the least. what you should buy organic, what you don't have to. that's on the "today" show website for more detail. it doesn't mean organic will be better or cleaner. a lot of organic farms use manure as a fertilizer. that's allowed, as well as 100 different pesticides, which can be used on organics. >> we assume organic is safer, but not always the case. phil, thank you for your help today. >>> just ahead, lights, camera, jackson. first, these messages. (telephone ring. pick up) usa prime credit. my name ...peggy. you got problem? peggy? third time i've called, it's time i speak with a supervisor. supervisor is genius...i transfer. transfer! transfer! transfer! transfer! transfer! hello...my name is... peggy? come on!!! hello? want better customer service? switch to discover. ranked #1 in customer loyalty. it pays to discover. >>>

britain finds that one in six cellular phones may be contaminated with fecal matter that spreads e. coliarchers in london said that's likely because so many people don't wash their hands properly after using the bathroom said study findings also show that many people may lie about their hygiene habits 95 percent of participants in the study said that a wash their hands of the gun the backdrop to cent of the phones and 82 percent of the hands tested had bacteria on them 16 percent had traces of e. coli >>smoking could trigger early menopause according to a new study 6000 women in four countries were included in the study that indicated smokers could man of parts one year earlier than those who don't live up the studies in the journal menopause preachers say that nonsmokers reach menopause between age 46 and 51 the smokers between 45 and 50 the report also claims that early menopause could raise the risk of bone and heart disease >>no junk food in the cafeteria gym class every day and head up dancing to the alphabet and illinois elementary school is being recognized for its heart healthy a

routine monitoring confirmed positive for he -- e. coli in the meet from commercial meat company.all cases bearing the number: [ unintelligible ] the possibly contaminated beef was produced between september 7th, and october 6th. >>> sony tim rarely locking out 93,000 customers who use playstation, because hackers stole id's and passwords from those customers. sony says no one's credit card information is in jeopardy is sending e-mail notifications. this incident follows an embarrassing breach earlier in the year that compromised the personal information of 100 million gaming and entertainment users. >>> new study finds your privacy on the internet may not be as secure as you think. the study found major retailers often hand your e-mail address to dozens of companies. some websites will pass on your full name. often your user name is tracked by third-party companies. consumer watchdog groups are calling on federal regulators to investigation. >>> newbieography of steve jobs explains why he wore his signature black turtleneck, jeans and grey sneakers in the book out later this mont

researchers in london found 16% were contaminated with the e. coli bacteria, which comes from waste. most cell phones had some kind of bacteria contamination on them. that is awful. >>> another report out about phones. it found cell phone users, especially children, are being exposed to a far greater level of radiation than first thought. >> reporter: how slave is your cell phone? according to a new study not as safe as the government says. there's a new report from the environmental health trust a group of doctors and researchers that promote awareness of environmental risk. government tests might underestimate the, posture. the tests are done on plastic mannequin heads like this. that corresponds to a 6'2" man. 97% of the population, these tests are inadequate. >> the standards have been developed based on hold science -- old science and old models. >> reporter: this shows how deep the radiation penetrates an adult male. a 10-year-old, 150% deeper. a 5-year-old even deeper. there are no conclusive studies that cell phones cause cancer. >> the radia

they say about 16% of cell phones harbored the e. coli bacteria. 16% of cell phones.e is clean, i swear, zain. >> i know that mine is because i'm constantly using hand sanitizers, everyone around the london office does so. i know our phones don't have any of that matter. but we're constantly doing this. i don't know if you are, too. prove it, christine. do you have it there, hand sanitizer. >> i don't have it with me, but i like that. i like that. >> zain, have a wonderful monday. two weeks now and baby lisa irwin still can't be found. ahead, who is joining the search now hoping they can do something to help police. >>> and occupy wall street has gone global. see where the protests have spread. >>> good morning everyone. it's monday, october 17th. this is your a.m. wake-up call. i'm christine romans in for carol costello live from new york. the time is now, it's been about two weeks since a missouri baby disappeared from her home. now 25 members of the missouri national guard are joining the search for 11-month-old lisa irwin alongside local and federal investigators.

there's more e. coli on shopping carts than toilet seats?re's lots of little kids' bottoms in the shopping cards. >> eww. >> also from leaking meat packages and unwashed produce. so you want to make sure to wipe down the grocery cart, wipe down your hands and also, your reusable grocery bag, you're being environmentally conscious but have one separate for your meat and separate for your produce. you don't want the meat to leak and the raw meat jouss to leak or wrap the meat in plastic before you put it into the bag. >> next might be the no brainer, the bathroom, nobody expects that to be a pristine environment. beyond washing our hands what should we do? >> beyond washing your hands for as much as it takes to sing happy birthday. >> that's what we tell my little nieces. >> spritz down the faucets every week because they're breeding bacteria, and close the toilet lid when you flush. every time you flush little particles go everywhere and they can travel far. keep your toothbrush far away from the toilet. >> you're grossing me out. in a public

the source of the e. colit most of the victims attended the state fair that began on october 13th. >>> and students at st. mary's college in maryland will be cruising through the rest of the semester, literally. starting on monday, 240 students will be relocated to a cruise ship because the school is dealing with a mold problem. >> florida senator marco rubio has been eyed as a potential vice presidential candidate. could questions about his family history get in the way? >>> you're looking again at these live pictures, nasa just about to launch a new satellite mission, minutes away that thing will blast off and we'll show it to you live. >>> first, time for your get smart quef the day. president obama unveiled his plan this week to try and help people pay off student loans. the price of higher education continues to rise. which state school system had the highest tuition hike from last year to this year, "a," new york, "b," arkansas or "c," california? we'll have your answer in two minutes. it's 36 minutes pa

researchers looked at hundreds of swab samples and found 16% were contaminated with the bacteria e. coli, which comes from feces. it's likely because people don't wash hands after using the restroom. >>> just how safe are your cell phones? a report out from the environmental health trust with troubling news. cell phone users are exposed to higher levels of radiation. government tests were done on plastic mannequin but the signs corresponds with someone 6'2", weighing 220. >> standard for cell phones developed based on old science and models and assumptions. that's why they need to change. >> there are different types of radiation. ionizing radiation. there is no good evidence that that radiation causes cans i. >> the what can you do? limit the number of minutes you or your children talk on the cell phone. use a hands free device and consider texting instead of talking. >>> gearing up for a big event. the race for the cure is this sunday. abc2 news will broadcast live at 7:00 a.m. the race starts at 8:00. on the air until 9:00. show support for the fight and help raise awareness and cheer

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new health warning if cell phone users they say phones across the country are harboring dangerous e. coli bacteria. >> people are going to the toilet and hand are getting contaminated and they're not watching their hands. >> researchers studied 400 people taking samples from their hands and their cell phones they found fecal bacteria on one in six phones. >> nasty. >> even though 95% claim they wash their hands with soap after using the bathroom. while they use cell phones in the study, the same germs can fester on other objects, especially the one people share. >> eat test most dangerous substance on the planet. >> global hand washing day. it aims to make hand washing an automatic habit. doctor's say always use soap and longer you wash, the better, the first 30 seconds will kill most of it. >> number of cell phones here, 327 million, that's more cell phones than people. >>> how much will it cost to get rid of those annoying stink bugs invading our homes around causing massive crop dangerous, maybe more than $5 million. the federal government is finding a nonchemical solution to destroy t

. >> listeria, e. coli, salmonella. food fares forced a couple to do it yourself project. they challenged themselves to stay away from supermarkets. they found an unexpected wind fall of cash. here now is to explain how they did it. >> we've been gardening for the last five or six years. urban farming for three or four years. >> for the last year, they didn't set foot in the grocery store. >> for the first nine months, we allowed ourselves farmer's markets, specialty places, puncher stores, cheese shops, really local businesses as much as possible. >> for the past three months, they said they didn't spend a dime on food. >> we allowed ourselves to do trading with neighbors and friends of ours. >> instead, they raised their own food in their own back yard in vallejo. >> i know the quality is better, i know where it's coming from, what's on it, not on it, in it. >> everything here is organically grown. the strongest thing here is a little soap and water. if the bugs get out of hand, they have a trick. they put stocking on the apples to keep the bugs away. >> baek here, the c

e-coli was found during testing by the department of agriculture. no illnesses have been reported. we tried to find which bay area restaurants got the bad batch but the state health department said that the list won't be ready for a day or two. >> and you can expect to pay more for peanut butter. the peanut crop has fallen. you can blame it on hot, dry summer weather in places like texas. farmers are expecting to produce 1.8 million-tons of peanuts this year. that's a 13% drop over last year's crop. the tight supply means they will have to pay more. some companies are raising prices 30 to 40%. >> all right. >> we will have to buy local. >> almond. >> over in the loss banos area. we didn't experience any drought here this year. no. we have already had three storms in the month of october but tonight check this out. it looks like the same moon we had here. this is los angeles where the skies clear because of santa anna winds and tomorrow direct result of those dry winds, 98 degrees. tonight we have mainly clear skies but we have a little bit of high t

>> a los angeles meet distributor is recalling almost 40,000 pounds of beef because of a possible e. coli contamination. they were shipped to restaurants in california and nevada between september 7 and october 6. so far, though, no illnesses are reported. >>> many northern california grape growers are scrambling to keep mold or rot from ruining their grapes. many are bringing in large fans to dry off their vines. >> with this rainy cold weather it's pushing back har vast. we are running into mold. >> the experts say the risk is different for every type of grape in every vineyard location. that means we may not know how bad it really is until the entire harvest is finished. >>> 4:53 is the time right now. let's go to sal to check on traffic. >> the east bay, pam, so far so good. we had some earlier roadwork that has picked up on interstate 880. traffic looks good passing out by the coliseum. also the morning commute looks good on the san mateo bridge. westbound 92 traffic looks good heading out to the highrise. no major problems this morning on northbound 2 heading up to highway 17. it's

they say phones across the country are harboring dangerous e. coli bacteria. >> it means, unfortunately, that people are going to the toilet, hands are getting contaminated and they are not watching their hands with soap. >> reporter: researchers studied 400 people in 12 british cities taking samples from their hands and cell phones. they found fecal bacteria on 1 in 6 phones. >> yuck. >> nasty. >> reporter: even though 95% of brits questioned claim they always wash their hands with soap after using the bathroom. >> yes, i do. >> three times a day average i would say. >> always wash my hands after going to the bathroom. >> reporter: while researchers use cell phones in their study, they say the same germs can fester on everyday objects, especially the ones people share. >> it's public health problem number one. it's the most dangerous substance on the planet. >> reporter: researchers timed their study with global hand washing day. it aims to make hand washing automatic. dock tars say always use soap and the longer you wash, the better. but the first

the department of agriculture found e. coli during routine testing of the beef which came from the company in la. no illnesses have been reported so far. we try to find out which bay area restaurants got the bad batch of beef but the state department told us to that list will be ready for another day or two. >>> and bay area school districts have to get creative to raise money. tonight, teachers and even the principal turned to the golden arches and invited parents and kids to come join them. juliette goodrich talks about how fast food fundraiser that seems to send the wrong message. >> teachers and principals behind the counter serving families of the elementary school. the portion of proceeds go directly to the school. >> it's fun for the teachers and for the students and even better for education. >> lots of happy faces enjoying happy meals. which begs the question. >> any hesitation on in the chechen side of this or not clark's. >> no, once in a while it's fine but created every night it would be at different story. >> even

my name is e. coli. i am a manager. -- my name is eli. we look forward to engaging with you on these proposals. we will forward to looking over the proposal, and hopefully i will have more to say in terms of our position on it, but i think it is an exciting step to consider these things, so thank you very much. president vietor: thank you, and it is interesting that your group has stepped into this space, as well. >> hello, my name is lorenzo. della spoke awhile ago. i also work at the garden at the corner of castro. this year, we have a plan of expanding our gardens sides, -- sites, rooftop, so we are planning on expanding. we were excited that we produced this year, about 2,000 pounds of food for the residents for free. we harvest but twice a month, every second and fourth week of the month, so tomorrow will be a harvest today for this garden. what the plan is to expand the garden, so the resolution for the pc land to be used hopefully for food production, we support it. we hope to be a part of this program. so, yes, our garden is being

one out of every six cell phones have fecal matter and e. colin it. >>> on that happy note before we head to break at 5:54. it's time to look at the question of the morning -- >> what do you think? add your question, your answer to the question on our facebook page. and we'll give you the survey answer in a little bit. >>> welcome back. coming up on 4:57. your weather first on this wednesday morning. we're going to see a lot more cloudiness around today. temperatures starting in the 40s and 50s. we'll go through lunchtime or 9:00 excuse me, maybe a couple of sunny breaks still in the mid 50s. then we watch a couple of sprinkles by noon. we'll be at 65. not bad later today with highs around 70 give or take a couple of degrees but we'll also have the threat for a few showers here and there late this afternoon and more likely tonight ask on thursday. monika samtani, wednesday, timesaver traffic. >>> well, we're going to take a live look at 66 just outside the beltway where you've got construction both directions basically between route 50 and nutley

federal inspectors found e-coli in some products the commercial meat company.ll covers 3 75,000 pounds of ground beef produced between september 7th and october 6th and shipped to restaurants in california. nobody has reported getting sick. >> the wet weather that rolled through the bay area may have been a nuisance for many but for those who tend vineyards it can be a killer at this time of year. ken pritchett is in saint hele in, a. >> reporter: can you see where the leaves have been pruned? that's so the grapes are exposed to the sun that we have right now and the slight breeze to help them dry. it was done because of the rain. these grapes look fine. no rot, damage caused by that rain but there has been damage reported elsewhere. these grapes were rush from the vine to the hopper before to much damage could set in. you could see the water damage. >> when we saw the rains a week or so ago we thought all right, we can get through this. >> reporter: but the president of the winery said that second storm made it worse. >> we have now made the decision to pick a

pick up the cell phone of the a new study finds grabbing that cell phone could also mean touching e. coli. researchers studied 400 people in 12 british cities and found one in six cell phones was contaminated. >> it means unfortunately that people are going to the toilet and hands are getting contaminated and they are not washing their hands with soap. >> okay. doctors say always use the soap and the longer you wash the better it is. >>> always washing your hands. you're one of those kinds of people. >> yeah. you have to clean those hands. >> what about that clicker? we have to clean these, too, you betcha. >>> changes this weekend as high pressure that's been bringing us gorgeous weather finally beginning to break down just a bit. right now not too bad but we have a couple of high clouds streaming n we have changes coming our way and cooler weather, the ridge moving out of way a bit. but it's going to be some slow cooling over the weekend. scattered high clouds tonight, mild temperatures again. but partly cloudy conditions and cooler temperatures for the weekend and the long-range foreca

. >> so she did the same thing to a remodel sacramento area mcdonald's and found it contained e. coli and stds. the environmental management houses says the fun houses are not part of inspection areas. mcdonald's says it cleans the areas daily but still, mcdonald's in the phoenix area says she is no longer welcome. >> wow. a little work to do there. >> no kidding. >>> in sports, winner-take-all in game 7 of the world series. not a lot of sleep for some of us this after a big win in extra innings by the cardinals. watch. >> we will see you tomorrow night! >> david freese hit the deciding home run in fact bottom of the 11th. cardinals came back from a two- run deficit twice in the ninth and 10th innings. card won 10-9 over the rangers and now it comes down to a single game. it will be the first game 7 of the world series sadly since the april gels beat the giants in 2002. and they were up 3-2, angels beat the giants. >>> it is 4:57 now. the major milestone today for the new bay bridge. tell you about that. >> and the dodgers fight back against bryan stow's family. why they are putting s

. >> and she did the same thing to a remodeled sacramento area mcdonald's and found it contains e. coli and std's. the environmental management department says that those fun houses are not part of their inspections area. mcdonald's says it cleans fun houses daily but, still, mcdonald's in the phoenix area says that that mom is no longer welcome. >>> these days, lots of people struggle to pay their mortgage or their rent, the consequences of not paying often means losing your home or your apartment, but tonight allen martin takes a look at one particular tenant. a woman who has used her expertise to evade paying rent time and time again. for years. >> interview: i just really, boy this takes me back. >> reporter: connie cook's garden doesn't grow like it used to. >> interview: so many hours put in out here. >> reporter: she bought this sonoma county property 11 years ago hoping to spend her retirement years here. the plan was to rent out the converted barn to help pay the mortgage. she says it all went well until early 2009 when a single mother moved in with her teenaged son. soon, cook

phones are harboring dangerous e. colibacteria. >> people are going to the toilet and hands are getting contaminated and they're not washing their hands with soap. >> reporter: 400 people were studied. they found fecal bacteria on one in six phones. 95% claimed they always wash their hands with soap after using the bathroom. researchers say that the same germs can fester on every day objects. it's public health problem. that's the most dangerous substance on the planet. >> reporter: this is global hand washing day. this is aimed at making and washing a habit. always use soap and the longer the wash, the better, but the first 30 seconds kill most of the bug. >>> and to fight the bacteria, hand sanitizer is always an option. wash your hands for at least 30 seconds. >>> the police department failed to conduct reviews of officer shootings. the review found that the department is failing to use past incidents to train other officers who may find themselves in the same situation. the review highlighted the shooting of william to