imagine what that adds up to over a year, and so this was what motivated e. coli, but e. coli ends this way. well, here they come to my pea tree dish for more waterboarding. one last item, mr. president, you may wonder how tiny bacterial me, probably not even harboring a virus, can send you such a letter. my oozing sense is that i'm just a carrier, being used by oodles of scientists taking advantage of a high profile infectious outbreak in europe to catch your attention. whatever the how, does it really matter to the need to act now? e. cologicaaly yours, e. coli4 coli4124 for the time being. we spend many time on outbreaks, you know, two billion a week on afghanistan's war, and we don't spend that on the whole thing, and as you know, the articles are bigger from china, saudi arabia, in terms of two different viruses. i have something on the over use of antibiotics. 200 americans die from antibiotic resistance a year. we've known this for 30 years, and we still have not done much about it. we are getting antibiotics by the meat in poultry that reconsume. we are getting ove

workers work harder and we all win. >> so i have to all show up and spread my e. coli the breadsticks at olive garden? >> john: that's right. and your customers won't be allowed to miss work, either.. got cholera diarrhea, shingles? let's say you work at a theme park in florida i can't think of any specific ones on hand, and you come into regular contact with children, and you have west nile, you can't take paid time off goofy. >> is there anything that we can do? >> john: just call in to fox and let us laugh at you. >> okay, thank you. [ coughing ] >> john: and don't forget to sneeze into all that food. go to work, you lazy people, that's our show. this is "viewpoint," have a good evening. michael moore joins us tomorrow. [ coughing ] >> john: you milked that so hard. [♪ theme music ♪] >> joy: can women be their own worst enemies in the workplace, the author of this finerman's rules and ceo, and founder of the list, rachel slar.klar. and the lovely bonnie fuller. let me s

no one was injured >> a lombard restaurant has been closed while health officials investigate in e coli outbreak. county health department says los burritos mexicanos restaurant on st. charles road was closed only as a precaution. it is not clear yet if the restaurant is linked to the outbreak. investigators hope to know more tomorrow >> new rules covering the city's parking meters give residents a welcome break on sundays. will they be paying for it later? >> along the streets of chicagos southside... no, i didnt have to pay for parking. the newest incaration of the parking meter deal went into effect.. did you have to pay for parking today? no! this is a free day, right? delora wiley was one of many who took advantage of not having to pay, part of a restructured plan with the company that holds the 75 year parking meter lease. starting today, parking south of the eisenhower is free on sunday... by july first, sunday street parking will be free all over the city.. except in this central business area. (dissolve to fs) the deal, struck by the emanuel administration, cuts both ways... as

. >>> at least 23,000 pounds of ground beef have been recalled because of possible e. coli contamination. the beef comes from the national beef packing company in kansas. it's a class one recall according to the food, safety and inspection service. that means eating it will cause serious adverse health consequences including death. no illnesses have been reported so far. >>> most workers hate their jobs. a recent survey shows 7 out of 10 workers have checked out at work or actively disengage. it also finds that only 30% of workers are enthusiastic about their workplace. workers labeled actively disengage hate going to work and account for about 20 million workers. that's sad to me. >> it is sad because i mean we like our jobs. >> we do. >> it's kind of fun. >>> you're looking at live pictures of the opening day at the alameda county fair. admission and rides are only about a dollar today. we have our mobile weather lab out there and it looks beautiful. doesn't it? it's 67 degrees out there. blue skies. what about all those scrumptious edible food creations? [ laughter ] >>

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the angels played at the coliseum, they filed a complaint saying they were worried about getting e. coli. >>> remember going to the video store where you made your selection from a shelf instead of a screen? that's the problem. most of us only remember it. kiet doe tells us the curt tan is coming down. >> liz, it's been awhile since i i've been inside one of these video stores, and it's a trip down memory lane especially when you run into movies like this. i saw this when i was in kindergarten. in couple of years our kids and grand kids are not even going to know what this is. >> nostalgia is just so analog. >> i have to accept that this is end of the year, you know. >> odon are barely breaking even but the landlord tripled the rent so they're calling it quits after 31 years. thefrp the city's first video rental store, and now they are its last. >> is fl anything that you could have doin to survive? . >> no. we did our best. >> for the ps month there's been a massive going out of business sale. for owned, parting with one of his favorite movies like east of'den is hard. >> why are you sh

the report says those beaches exceeded daily maximum levels of e. coli and other bacteria nearly 17% of the time. the worst beach tested was park side aquatic park. san francisco ranked third behind l.a. county. >> not real pretty. the kind of list you don't want to say you're number one. >>> 5:23 right now. the fight right now waiting that could change the way you look and know history. why the wright brothers may not be the first americans to fly after all. >>> welcome back everyone. good thursday morning to you. got to love these bay area mornings. really year-round, but right now the sun coming up early. this is a live look outside from our san bruno camera. you see the bay bridge in the distance. really pretty. >>> 5:25. history has long held that wright brothers were the first to achieve flight in 1903. officials in connecticut claiming that's wrong. governor of connecticut signing a new law this week insisting a local resident, an aif investigator gustov whitehead flu in 1901. an australian made documentary on whitehead sparked new interest in the

. >>> people around hollywood, florida, told to boil water because e. colill. no one's become sick from the bug yet, every airline at the airport is being told to stock up on freshwater before arriving. >>> two maintenance workers safely back on the ground this morning after a dramatic rescue 44 floors about an bov new york city. their scaffolding at the hearst building collapsed leaving them dangling 90 minutes until firefighters were able to pull them inside. one of the workers spoke exclusively to our new york station as he returned home. >> what were you thinking up there? >> i just wanted to get off it. i'm a little shaken up still but thanks to the fire department and emergency services everything is all right. i appreciate it, they were great. they got us off fast, professional. just great. thanks a lot, guys. >> rescuers had to cut open windows pull them to safety. >>> a couple dog trainers in san francisco area have a dog to save for saving their lives. he's being trained as a guide for the blind, last week as he was being walked a out of control ca

the beaches exceeded daily maximum levels for e coli and bacteria, nearly 17% of the time.he worst beach tested was park side aquatic park. san francisco checks in number three behind l.a. county. >> i will just be pool side then. >> exactly. stick with the chlorine. >> meteorologist christina loren, how hot is it now? >> it is hot. i had to boost up some of your temperatures, as a matter of fact. santa cruz being one and santa cruz was not on that list, speaking of which. let's get right to your forecast today. as you can see, mostly clear conditions over sinole this is where it is going to be hot, dangerously hot, we get through the next few days, temperatures are climbing quickly. 81 right now in livermore, you are at 89, one shy of gillroy. we will climb to 4:30, 5 p.m. expecting temperatures in santa cruz to hit 85 degrees. lots of snipe out there winds respect going to play much of a factor. high pressure's moving in. it will eventually drive our winds offshore. that is going to negate the marine influence. that means temperatures are going to be dangerously hot as we

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as you look at these joyful people was how 58% of our pools contain e. coliight we turn to the beaches. the counsel tested the 3,000 american beaches in the 30 states along america's shores and ranked them based on water quality. and unfortunately like the pools in this country, many of them contain bacteria that cause eye infections, vomiting and hepatitis. i know, it's not what you want to hear before vacation but it's our die the to tell you. we need this information. the five states with the worst beach water quality are south carolina, maine, minnesota, wisconsin and in last place ohio because those land bound lakes get fouled up. still, there were pleasant surprises in the report. on average the five with the cleanest beaches are delaware, new hampshire, north carolina, funny next to south, hawaii and alaska. now, when you turn your attention to the best five star beaches in the country, the best of the best you'll see something that may surprise you, two beaches on the gulf coast in alabama affected by the oil spill, cleaner than almost 3,000 beaches i

few years ago, we actually synthesized mammoth hemoglobin in the lab using mammoth dna and bacteria e. coliand on the real thing. >> a lot of people are thinking, would it be possible there would be intact dna in that blood? >> well, mammalian blood is unusual in that it has very little dna. their blood cells don't have a nuke cleious -- nucleus, the fact that the blood is so well preserved, leads to the suggestion the muscle is still well preserved. it's pink. it looks for example if in the muscle or the 16 or the ovaries of this individual, it was a 60-year-old female about, that, you know, perhaps we can get some pretty god dna out of that sample. >> so there are people out there who say that once you get a good enough sample, you might be able to clone a woolly mammoth? >> you know, i know the group is working towards that. there is a lot of technological hurdles. getting the dna is definitely a step in the right direction. but even beyond that, they wrof to take an egg, of course, out of an elephant. nobody has done that yet. they would have to fertilize this egg and implant it and wai

they contained food borne pathogen such as hepatitis a, salmonella and e. coli found in frozen food products. c.d.c. puts science into action every day to protect the american people, using breakthroughs such as my control boardal genomics to stop them earlier and prevent them better. environmental hazard, biosecurity threats and natural disasters, c.d.c. provides direct support within hours of the superstorm sandy last year. we need to have c.d.c. to be ready for this year's hurricane season as it deals with other public threats pacific northwest c.d.c. provides crucial information on the health status on the risks to the american people. the data helps determine the best options for reducing medical costs. at a time when the u.s. government is not looked upon with favor by the american people i think it's very interesting to note that a recent poll identified c.d.c. as the most trusted federal government agency with the american people. i think that's something we owe a tip of the hat to. senator brown? mr. brown: i'm appreciated of the work he's done with the