>> reporter: e. coli on your cell phone! yes! i know. that's why this little $10 rag from a san francisco company is a serious must get your hands on because again, just a few wipes you can throw this in the washing machine and you're good to go. everything from the fancy cars down to the tiniest little gadgets. >> you should see lawrence before we open at 4:30. he cleans the entire bar out here, the weather department. we should get him a couple of rags i think. >> reporter: yeah. or a couple of case. >> you'll bring them back when you come back to california. thank you. >>> 6:22. outrage over a new cereal. this morning the backlash against general mills and cheerios. we'll tell you why. >> more than just an app. how a game of "words with friends" turned into a lifesaver. morning over it's latest cheerios product. >>> general mills doing some damage control this morning over its latest cheerios product. the reason, the new cereal contains real peanut butter and has parents with children with peanut allergies concerned. they worry other

scientists have discovered a strain of e. coli that could be used to fuel engines. according to researchers with the joint bioenergy institute, the strain of bacteria has been engineered to digest plants and release a type of biofuel. the bacteria works on more foreign plants like eucalyptus, but also on switch grass and even yard waste. the breakthrough is all the more reason to recycle, researchers say. >> right now we're diverting all this kind of stuff like paper, cardboard waste into land fills, where there could be turned into biofuels, perhaps in the future. >> developers say the strain of e. coli is too tame to pose any disease risk, but they add more work needs to be done to make the process more efficient and use it on a large scale. >> in this morning's consumer alert, as the cold weather moves in, the consumer product safety commission is issuing a reminder about a recall on some heating products sold at wal-mart. the flow pro air tech aloha breeze and comfort 1500 block watt essentials were all sold at wal-mart, were all covered under recalls issued las

una luz especial mostrÓ bacterias que a pesar del frÍo viven en el refrigerador, la salmonella, el e coli de color, indica su presencia, para eso se debe limpiar el refrigerador con vinagre y agua, y temperatura correcta. >>> menos de 40 grados, la bacteria crece a mÁs de eso, si la quieres tener de 33 a 40 grados. >>> recomienda seguir la regla del 2-2-4. >>> dos horas cuando no se puede dejar mÁs de dos hoas afuera, en temperatura ambiente, 2 pulgadas, las sobras se ponen en recipientes de dos pulgadas de hondo, y 4 dÍas si pasan de 4 dÍas en la nevera, es mejor botarlo. >>> es recomendable congelarlos, duran mÁs tiempo. >>> no es necesario los aparatos, es suficiente los consejos de la experta, para prevenir enfermedademasiados, en miami, "primer impacto." >>> gracias cecilia, lo invitamos a ver mÁs noticias de salud en univisiÓn.com, busque nuestra pÁgina de "primer impacto." >>> enseguida rompe el silencio la hermana de eduardo verazaquÍ, y walter mercado se recupera en puerto rico, le contamos cÓmo estÁ su salud ahora. >>> y tambiÉn se reÚnen actores del talismÁn, para ver el estren

pinks line has been linked to dozens of cases of salmonella and e. coli.da said this it is safe to eat taco bell and burger king have also cut pink slime from their recipes ... >>in the medical watch a new type of drug to treat the most common form of skin cancer the fda has approved a drug that will be marketed under the name erivedgde it was developed to treat advanced forms of basal cell carcinoma it is a pill that works by inhibiting what is known as the hedgehog signaling pathway research shows that when it malfunctions it can lead to development of basal cell carcinoma and other cancers >>when you visit the doctor's office thinner's normally takes her blood pressure in just one arm some researchers now say that testing the blood pressure in both arms as a more accurate indicator of high blood pressure and potential heart disease the study published in the british medical journal the lancet concluded a difference of 15 points between the blood pressure and each arm and that could signal a narrowing or harboring of arteries people with high blood press

a deadly e. coli in europe linked to german sprouts killing 45.after more than 50 years of struggle, the republic of south sudan declares its independence, becoming africa's poth country. the british newspaper and news of the world closes after allegations that journalists hackd into accounts. in norway, a man describing himself as the resistance leader bombing the government building and carrying out a shooting rampage at a youth camp and killing 77 and japan beats the usa, becoming the first asian country to win the fifa u.s. cup. london suffered widespread rioting after the police shooting of a young man. the deadliest single loss for u.s. forces on the afghanistan war. a chinook helicopter crashes killing 30 american service members, most of them elite navy seals. and more than 10 million people in east africa hit by the worst drought in six decades. somalia becoming the epicenter of the famin. two american hikers arrested in 2009 in iran after being accused of spying finally return home a year after the female friend was released and in a dir

. >> ysabel: organic packages are being recalled after e- coli was found. november, the dairy milk product recall after three california children hospitalized. >> marty: prosecutors have decided not to charge any of the protesters that were arrested uc-davis that day that campus police used pepper spray on the group that block the sidewalk. authorities say there was insufficient information and police reports to file charges against the eight men and two women that were cited. this action was caught on video that you're watching now it led to widespread criticism of the uc-davis chancellor and police chief. >> ysabel: we will have details about last night's occupy protest. >> marty: and check out the whether we will see some clear skies over san francisco but more rain on the way, we have a full forecast coming up. we're gonna erase breast cancer once and for all. once and for all. walking 60 miles... in three days. join us. join us. (woman) we're united. (woman) a family. (man) a movement. (woman) a coming together of thousands. (woman) thousands... (man)

we found e-coli, a bacteria that lives in your gut on the tray table.in infections. be smart. wipe it down if you are worried about it. >> how clean or not clean is the water on planes? >> well, we talked about this on our show. the good news, most of the time, if you order water it comes from a bottled source, the same water is used certainly for the lavatory, what is also used for your coffee and tea, but it is heated up and by reports, everyone we talked to said the water was fine. >> i wonder, travis, you put your head against that seat that millions have put your head against. should you go as far as wiping down the seat itself with a baby wipe or something like that? >> well, wiping down clothe with a baby wipe probably isn't going to work. if you are worried about it, you could bring your own towel or blanket to put over your seat. there have been reports of bedbugs on airlines, and, of course, this is something that's become more and more common, even in hotels. what you can do, remember, bedbugs are visibility to the naked eye. 3 to 5 millimete

. >> a deadly e. coli outbreak in europe killing about 45. >> after 50 years of struggle, sudan declares it's independence. >> british newspaper news of the world closes after allegations that journalists hacked into voicemail accounts. >> in norway a man describing himself as a resistance leader bombing a government building and carrying out a shooting rampage killing 77. >> japan beats the u.s.a. being the first asian county to win the world cup. >> london suffering widespread rioting after a police shooting of a man. >> deadly loss of forces in the decade long afghanistan war, a helicopter crashes killing 30 u.s. service members most of them elite navy seals. >> more than ten million people in east africa hit by the worst drought in six decades. somalia is the epicenter of the famine. >> two hikers arrested in 2009 in iran after being accused of spying. they finally return home after their female friend was released. >> in a direct challenge to the u.s. palestinian request statehood recognition at the (

a deadly e-coli outbreak in europe linked to german sprouts, killing about 45.r more than 50 years of struggle south sudan declares its independence becoming africa's 54th country. british newspaper "news of the world" closes afteral allegations that journalists hacked into voicemail accounts. in norway a man haveribing himself as the resistance leader at a youth camp killing 77. japan beats the usa becoming the first asian country to win the fifa women's world cup. and rioting after the police shooting of a young man. the deadliest single loss for u.s. forces in the decade old afghanistan war. a chinook helicopter crashes killing 30 american service members, most elite navy seals. more than 10 million people in east africa hit by the worst drought in six decades. somalia becoming the epicenter of the famine. two american hikers arrested in 2009 in iran after being accused of spying finally return home a year after their female friend was released. in a direct challenge to the u.s., the palestinians request statehood recognition at the united nations. the americ