. >> to a consumer warning of e. coli, that is linked to romai romainelettuce. >> we have a >> the dow hitting 25,000. will more americans invest in the stock market. >> and a health update on alex trebek following brain surgery. >> great being with you on a friday moshing. >> the east coast is waking up to fridggid temperatures. >> massachusetts bore the brunt of the power of the storm. snow falling as quickly as three inches per hour. and storm surge left massive flooding along the coast. we have more. >> reporter: just fourer days in to the new year, and we already have the blizzard of 2018. >> i have never seen this before. >> reporter: a record setting storm that dumped up to a foot and a half of snow on boston and pushed the waters of boston harborn a storm surge not seen in 40 years since the blizzard of 1978. a surprise to the city's mayor. >> it's the first time i can remember in four years that we have had flooding that has come up as far and gone in to basements. >> reporter: the rising storm surge caught peopl

an e-coli outbreak sickening people in more than a dozen states... the possible link between the infection and lettuce. (pam) new tonight at 8 an outbreak of e. coli across the united states ... has made 17 people sick and even killed one person... (steve) the culprits? stuff you put in salads. kron 4's vicki liviakis is here with details. (vicki) yeah, pam and steve... the very things supposed to be healthy for you. it's not conclusive, but the e-coli outbreak is now being linked to leafy greens and romaine lettuce. the centers for disease control and prevention today said that e-coli made 17 people sick. that's across 13 states, including california, in late november and early december. one person died. one person died. the c-d-c says the source of the infection is still unknown, but signs are pointing to romaine lettuce and leafy greens. a similar strain caused an outbreak in canada in early november through early december, with 41 people getting sick. the c-d-c says it is still investigating the outbreak. e-coli can be life-threatening, especiall

canada's public health agency pound 58 cases of e. coli in the u.s. and canada, including two deaths now. most of the patients reported eating romaine lettuce beforehand. today, compass group, which supplies food to hospitals and school cafeterias, told its distributors to use other leafy greens instead. san francisco health officials suggest staying away from any uncooked food linked to e. coli. >> cook it, you know it's contaminated with something. cook it and it will kill all the bugs. otherwise, avoid it until we figure out what's going on. >> the cdc is trying to track the source of the illness. northern california gets its lettuce from imperial county or yuma, arizona. local restaurants believe it's safe to eat. >>> caltrans is taking action after last month's report on a dangerous stretch of road along the oakland estuary. but the victim's mother who sparked the investigation wants caltrans to do more. >> dan noyes has this i-team update. >> we're so close. >> reporter: she couldn't bring herself to celebrate christmas or new year's, the first

and canada now sick as a result of e-coli food poisoning.lth officials saying it's linked to romaine lettuce. again just causing people to get sick. let's bring in doc siegel about this. the cdc says the strain making people sick is similar in the u.s. it's similar to someone in canada they don't have enough information to tell people exactly what's going on here. what are your thoughts about it? >> the first thing people need to know is the reason it's 13 states stretching all the way from california to connecticut, liz, is because lettuce is grown one place, packaged another place and sold in another place. that's the problem so it's literally the centers for disease control ends up being like sherlock holmes trying to figure out where it was originated from, where it was grown, processed sometimes it's in the packaging plant. liz: or the worker's hands right >> exactly. once the worker brings it to the lettuce, it starts to prop a gate and also a toxin that the e-coli makes not the bacteria itself. e-coli 0157 which is a really nasty bact

washing the lettuce does not get rid of the e. coli. 17 people in 13 states have been diagnosed with e. coli infections and one person hasex. former miss america who took on sexual harassment at fox news is taking the reins of the miss america organization after its own scandal. abc 7 mornings averager jessica castro has more on what this means for the pageant's future. >> hi, natasha, gretchen carlson wants to modernize miss america. she's at the helm almost three decades after the former fox news anchor won the crown in 1989 and carlson sat down exclusively with abc's amy roba robach. carlson feels compelled to help the organization after a recent crisis where the former ceo and top executives were forced to resign amid sexist and lewd comments. >> said the only solution to save miss america was that all board members resign who were aware of these e-mails. now that you're in charge, are you satisfied with who is on that board? >> we are a work in progress on this board. >> so right now, the board is very small. we need to add people

canada's public health agency pound 58 cases of e. coli in the u.s. and canada, including two deaths now. most of the patients reported eating romaine lettuce beforehand. today, compass group, which supplies food to hospitals and school cafeterias, told its distributors to use other leafy greens instead. san francisco health officials suggest staying away from any uncooked food linked to e. coli. >> cook it, you know it's contaminated with something. cook it and it will kill all the bugs. otherwise, avoid it until we figure out what's going on. >> the cdc is trying to track the source of the illness. northern california gets its lettuce from imperial county or yuma, arizona. local restaurants believe it's safe to eat. >>> caltrans is taking action after last month's report on a dangerous stretch of road along the oakland estuary. but the victim's mother who sparked the investigation wants caltrans to do more. >> dan noyes has this i-team update. >> we're so close. >> reporter: she couldn't bring herself to celebrate christmas or new year's, the first

. >>> it may be too late to stop an e. coli outbreak. that's because the food that's been carrying the outbreak has already been sold. gabe gutierrez has more. >> christian nims loves lettuce. >> romaine is one of the ones i look for as a staple. >> a stern warning from consumer reports. stay away from romaine lettuce until health officials get to the bottom of what's causing an e. coli outbreak linked to at least two deaths. in the u.s., the cdc reports that 17 people in gotten sick. in canada, even more. >> u.s. health officials are interviewing people to find out what they ate in the weeks before they got sick. because it hasn't identified the source, it can't recommend avoiding a particular food. >> we think that the u.s. government should be warning consumers about eating romaine lettuce until they figure out where this problem is coming from. >>> cooking usually kills food born bacteria such as e. coli, but lettuce isn't usually cooked. >> simply don't use the romaine lettuce. use something else. >> even if romaine lettuce is the s

the cdc did confirm, though, that the type of e. coli in the canadian cases is similar to what's making the round here and what's making people sick in the >> this is the kind of thing that can be washed off of the lettuce? >> this is a strain that cannot be washed off. i had romaine lettuce last night. i didn't even know about this when we were eating it so this is one of those things where it cannot be washed off. the other thing is, we were talking about it -- >> you had it last week. >> i had it. unlike neurovirus, e. coli, these symptoms won't appear for five to seven days. that's what the cdc is battling with as well. they have to wait for the symptoms. it's one of those things people think, if i eat it last night, am i going to get sick in 24 hours. that most likely is a neurovirus. >> we could have eaten it a week a go. >> right. healthy people, you know, you're not going to feel these symptoms. if you're unhealthy, your children would. you might get cramps or bloody diarrhea which are the common symptoms of e. coli, but you'll b

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they say, simply do not eat rom a romain lettuce until the source of the e. coli outbreak has been identified. >> one american has died of this. >> it's a particularly nasty type of e. coli. >> dozens of others have been sickened in canada. authorities identified romain let th lettuce as the source of the outbreak. for 94, it is asked that gench get -- for now, it's asked that everyone get rid of the lettuce. it's the first time that consumer reports has issued a report before the fda and cdc. >> it's unusual, we have never been in the situation before, where, a foreign government that we share a food supply with has warned its citizens. and the u.s. government is not doing it. >> at the foods, some customers had second thoughts about their salad selection. >> i think i will put it back. >> this man was warned about buying romaine. >> i was told by my girlfriend's mom to not get the rowmaine let us. >> apple confirmed that all mac and ios devices are affected by the flaws in the chips. they leave all the computing devices in the world vulnerable to hackers. there'

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they say, simply do not eat rrrr a romain lettuce until the source of the e. colihas been identified. >> one american has died of this. >> it's a particularly nasty type of e. coli. >> dozens of others have been sickened in canada. authorities identified romain let th lettuce as the source of the outbreak. for 94, it is asked that gench get -- for now, it's asked that everyone get rid of the lettuce. it's the first time that consumer reports has issued a report before the fda and cdc. >> it's unusual, we have never been in the situation before, where, a foreign government that we share a food supply with has warned its citizens. and the u.s. government is not doing it. >> at the foods, some customers had second thoughts about their salad selection. >> i think i will put it back. >> this man was warned about buying romaine. >> i was told by my girlfriend's mom to not get the rowmairowmaii us. >> apple confirmed that all mac and ios devices are affected by the flaws in the chips. they leave all the computing devices in the world vulnerable to hackers. there's softwar

. >>> seven more people are sick from e. coli that may be linked to contaminated romaine lettuce. the government still isn't issuing a recall. so far bacterial infections have killed two people including one person here in california. dozens more have gotten sick across the u.s. and canada. consumer reports is advising people stay away from romaine altogether, but the government still hasn't pinpointed the origin of the outbreak. >> we think it's important to avoid eating romaine lettuce until the cause of the outbreak is determined. >> reports also warns washing e. coli tainted fruits or vegetables is not going to remove the harmful bacteria from them. >>> a fifth person has died from the flu in santa clara county. health officials say the person was under 65 and had not been vaccinated. they add the number of flu cases has spiked since the beginning of the year. it's been a particularly rough season in california. statewide at least 29 people under the age of 65 have died as a result of the flu, and that is about three times higher compared to the same time last year. >>> govern

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no new e. coli cases have been reported in weeks after outbreaks in several states, including here in california. the fda says the leafy green is safe to eat again. investigators don't know what made people sick and where they bought it. 25 e. coli cases were reported all told. one person died, two people developed kidney failure. >>> this is new video of a water spot in eureka at the woodley island marina. this is video from the national weather service, that i posted it to youtube on thursday. they say the waterspout moved on to land and that technically made it a tornado. the damage was minimal. >> it almost looks superimpose bud it's real. >> a cool weather phenomenon. >>> big news for san jose and all you hockey fans and people who aren't even hockey fannings. we're not just talking about the sharks. the national recognition coming to the south bay. xfinity sports >>> well, we're back with fallon smith on the xfinity sports desk. >> big announcement from fallon. go for it. >> get this, the 2018

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. >>> we are learning more about the e. coli outbreak in romaine lettuce. they haven't been able to nail down the source yet. "consumer reports" is telling us to avoid romaine lettuce altogether. there's no particular brand or selby date to look for. 17 people in 13 states have been diagnosed with e. coli infections in the u.s. one american has died. "consumer reports" says this is the first time it's issued a warning before the fda and cdc. >> it's unusual. we've never been in this situation before where a foreign government that we share a food supply with has warned its citizens and the u.s. government is not doing it. >> reporter: washing is not enough to get rid of e. coli bacteria. all other types of lettuce should be safe. >>> more than 24 hours since the 4.4 magnitude quake rattled the bay area. we saw so many responses from you who felt it including those who live right over the epicenter. here is where they say it hit this brick home sits on the hillside where it hit. the strong jolt rattled him right out of bed. >> wow. that's how it felt. it rea

major e. coli outbreak occurred in 2006 when fecal matter got into the fields. wild pig may have ben the source. >> no recall in place and plenty of romaine in the marketplace, that creates a quandary for consumers. what are they supposed to do? >> julie is a salad eater. >> what are you doing about that? >> not eat salad. >> are you concerned about getting sick? >> yeah, but there are other types of lettuce available. >> customers were enjoying romaine in their salads without reservation. >> we have a producer that's thorough in upkeeping his supply. >> david louie, abc 7 news. >>> new at 6:00, a man convicted of murdering his son and his son's mother learned his punishment today, two life sentences without the possibility of parole. both victims died as a result of this house fire in vallejo in may of 2016. shoemake started the fire, his 5-year-old son died in the house, the boy's 45-year-old mother was severely burned and died month later at the hospital. she and shoemake were dating and he set the fire deliberately after a fight. records dating back a decade

canada found 58 cases of e. coli in the u.s. and canada, including two deaths.most of the patients reported eating romaine lettuce beforehand. compass group, which supplies food to hospitals and school cafeterias, told its distributors to use other leafy greens. san francisco health officials suggest staying away from any uncooked food linked to e. coli. >> cook it. if you know it's contaminated with something, cook it, it will kill all the bugs. otherwise i would avoid it until we know what's going on. >> the cdc is trying to track the source of the illness. northern california gets its romaine from imperial county or yuma, arizona this time of year. we talked to several restaurants who locally source their legal lettuce. they believe it is safe to eat. >>> changes could be under way >>> changes could be under way for california's alert system following the north bay fires. legislators are proposing allowing every county to adopt up to date wireless emergency system, and updating how the system is used and how alerts are sent out. the fires destroyed thousands

stay away from romaine lettuce until health officials get to the bottom of what's causing an e. coli outbreak that's been linked to at least two deaths. in the u.s. the cdc reports 17 people in 13 states have gotten sick, in canada 41 pe government blames contaminated romaine lettuce. u.s. health officials are now interviewing people to find out what they ate in the week before they got sick. the cdc says because it has not yet identified the source, it can't recommend avoiding a particular food. >> we think the u.s. government should be warning consumers about eating romaine lettuce until they figure out where this problem is coming from. >> reporter: cooking usually kills food-borne bacteria such such as e. coli, but lettuce is not usually cooked. >> the best advice is simply not use the romaine lettuce. switch to something else. >> reporter: the industry says it's cooperating fully with the investigation, but even if romaine lettuce is the source, it's highly unlikely to still be in stores because the last illness was reported in mid-december. >> until there's more proof i'll cont

one american has died. >> this is a particularly nasty type of e. coli. >> reporter: dozens of others sickened in canada. health authorities identified romaine lettuce as the source of the outbreak. >> the cdc and fda are investigating, and they say they haven't nailed it down. >> reporter: for now consumer reports wants everyone to get rid of their romaine, washing is not enough. consumer reports food expert says it's the first time consumer reports has issued a warning before the fda and cdc. >> this is unusual. we've never been in this situation before where a foreign government that we share a food supply with has warned its citizens, and the u.s. government is not doing it. >> reporter: some customers had second thoughts about their salad selection. >> i'm going to put this one back, i think. >> reporter: this man was warned about buying romaine. >> got a text from my girlfriend's mom saying don't get romaine lettuce. wasn't planning on it, but won't be eating caeser salad tonight, i guess. >> reporter: consumer reports says all other types of lettu

tainted greens were tracked down but is still being investigated if romain lettuce is causing the e. coli in the us and the popular game show jeopardy on hold at its popular host alex trebek recovers from brain surgery. >> i have a slight medical problem, subdural hematoma, blood clots on the brain caused by a fall i endured two months ago. surgery was performed, prognosis is excellent and i expect to be back in the studio taping more jeopardy programs very soon. heather: he called a slight medical problem, he thinks fans for their support, the show's production company sony says there are plenty of finished episodes prepared to air and the schedule will not be affected much. than terrifying moments for young skier caught upside down on a chairlift and this is happening some 20 feet in the air. the skier was stuck on mammoth mountain before rescuers were able to catch her. [cheers] heather: what a catch, her mother says the safety bar was down as the family tried to get on the lift and somehow the 18-year-old's leg got caught. she is lucky. that wraps it up. hope you have a great weekend,

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more people are sick from e. coliomaine lettuce. >> infections have killed two people including one here in california. dozens more across the country and canada have gotten sick. consumer reports is advising people stay away from romaine people stay away from romaine altogether. >> we think it's important to refrain from eating romaine lettuce. >> washing e. coli tainted fruits and vegetables will not remove the harmful bacteria. a fifth person has died from the flu in santa clara county. >> the number of flu cases has spiked since the beginning of the year. it's been a particularly rough season in california. statewide at least 29 people under the age of 65 have died as a result of the flu. that's around three times higher compared to this same time last year. >> governor brown plans to ask the trump administration to block the expansion of offshore oil drilling in california like he's already done in florida. a plan revealed included six new leases for drilling platforms off california's coast. florida received an

. >>> seven more people are sick from e. coliat may be linked to contaminated romaine lettuce. >> yet the government still isn't issuing a recall. bacterial infections killed two people including one person here in california. dozens more have gotten sick across the u.s. and canada. "consumer reports" is advising to us we should stay away from romaine altogether. the government hasn't pinpointed the origin of the outbreak. >> we think it's important to avoid eating romaine lettuce until the cause of the outbreak is determined. >> "consumer reports" warns us washing e. coli tainted fruits or vegetables is not going to remove the harmful bacteria. a fifth person has died from the flu in santa clara county. >> the person was under 65 years old and had not been vaccinated. the number of flu cases has spiked since the start of the year. it's been a particularly rough season in california and statewide at least 29 people under the age of 65 have died as a result of the flu. that's around three times higher compared to the same time per

an e-coli outbreak is now being linked to leafy greens and romaine lettuce.ease control and prevention says e-coli made 17 people across 13 states sick in late november and early december. that includes people here in california. the c-d-c says the source of the infection is still unknown but signs are pointing to romaine lettuce and other leafy ( will ) now to bay area basketball the warriors in houston to face the rockets. kevin durant and james harden were out with injuries. steve kerr and golden state were looking for their ninth straight road win. the splash brothers were doing it like old times steph curry pulls up for a three to give the warriors a lead. just before halftime -- klay thompson beats the buzzer but houston still went into the half with the lead. draymond green had a big night too finishing with a triple double the warriors win by a final of 124 to 114 they'll wrap up their 3-game road trip against the clippers tomorrow night. ( will ) coming up on the kron four morning news... the football season is over for the 49ers but one of their pla

it's all about that e. coli outbreak in lettuce. >> i haven't been using lettuce.side's michael finney is here with some updates. >> good news, all very, very good news, after a two-month long investigation the centers for disease control and prevention, says the recent e. coli outbreak that was linked to romaine lettuce is over. people likely got sick from eating leafy green but it stops short of telling people not to eat romaine. two have died. consumer reports have also dropped it's lettuce warning. there have been no new cases in the past two weeks. the canadian government declared the warning over last week. >>> google wants to make ill a little less creepy to browse the web, it will remind users to mute reminder ads, that seem to follow you around and show you the item long after you have already bought the item. >>> that daily cup of joe seems more important to many americans than actually saving for retirement. the new survey from investing app acorn say that 30% of americans spent more on coffee in the past year than on savings. in the 2017 money matters r

canada found 58 cases of e. coli in the u.s. and canada, including two deaths. most of the patients reported eating romaine lettuce beforehand. compass group, which supplies food to hospitals and school cafeterias, told its distributors to use other leafy greens. san francisco health officials suggest staying away from any uncooked food linked to e. coli. >> cook it. if you know it's contaminated with something, cook it, it will kill all the otherwise i would avoid it until we know what's going on. >> we talked to several restaurants who locally source their legal us lettuce. they believe it is safe to eat. >>> changes could be under way for california's alert system following the north bay firestorm. legislators are proposing allowing every county to adopt up to date wireless emergency system, and updating how the system is used and how alerts are sent out. the fire destroyed thousands of homes and killed more than 40 people. >>> acting san francisco mayor london breed was asked whether she plans on entering the mayor's race. she had this answer. >> i've been i

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17 people in the u-s have contracted e-coli from tainted romaine lettuce -- including someone in virginia. and one person has died as a result of the infection. in canada -- they've seen 41 cases, also linked to the popular salad ingredient. now, health officials are working to track down where that lettuce came from... and how to keep the outbreak from spreading. eileen? adlib tz, toss to break unlike ordinary toothpaste, colgate total fights bacteria on teeth, tongue, eeks and gums. giving you the confidence of a healthier mouth. colgate total. be totally ready for life. tomorrow; wind gusts 30+ mph - frostbite type bring in pets! - near record lows this weekend - 40s return next week - watching potential for a wintry mix monday & friday today: sunny and dangerously cold. blustery. highs: 17-22 winds: nw 15-20 g 30+ mph tonight: clear, very cold, and blustery. lows: 3-9 winds: nw 10-15 g 25 mph saturday: sunny and dangerously cold. blustery. highs: 17-22 winds: nw 15-20 g 25+ toss to johnny in northwest northwest pieces -- after ocean city trade

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the warning comes after 60 people were infected by e. coli bacteria.llnesses were reported in 13 states and canada. the cdc says the outbreak started in mid-november. kenny. >> diane, we hear that there's a new report that kids are earning a paycheck around the house. how much are kids earning on average these days? >> reporter: okay. this is an annual report from rooster money an allowance app and track their shows kids earn about $450 a year. that's about 8 to 9 bucks a week. and guess what. they are planning to save nearly half of that. as for top things kids save for, they are looking for legos, phones and dolls. >> hm. pretty interesting. yeah. you can do that or if you are a parent who says, hey, just do it, no, no, um, no money for you, that's another option, too, right? >> i didn't get an allowance. >> i didn't get one, either. >> it's enough to have a roof over your head, lady. >> you should be grateful. >> diane king hall, thank you. >> my kids do their chores for free. >> just do it. >> do it. >>> 5:39 right now. california lawmakers are con

it could be weeks before they could pinpoint the outbreak of e. coli. they believe that romaine lettuce is to blame. 60 people in the u.s. and canada have been sickened by the e. coli and three of them in california. a person in each country has died. an investigation is underway right here in the united states. >>> this week, abrupt policy change for law enforcement against marijuana sales. yesterday, jeff sessions are rescinded the obama policy calling for leniency. san francisco leaders say they plan to continue roll iing out their city regulations which are expected to take effect on saturday. >>> well, today is the day that is the day that the tell-all book about president trump hits the store shelveses. >> and it may be a hard book to find? >> yes, apparently selling out all over ax and the book is called the fire and the fury, and it is the book that is calling all of the squabbling in the white house over the last couple of days. the book's author michael wolff is going to be on "the today show" at 7:00. >> clear it up, the president is saying i

the centers for disease control and prevention says e-coli made 17 people across 13 states sick in lateovember and early december.one person died. the c-d-c says the source of the infection is still unknown, but signs are pointing to romaine lettuce and leafy greens.a similar strain caused an outbreak in canada in early november through early december, with 41 people december, with through early december, with 41 people getting sick. (steve) in the south bay.. a pedestrian was killed after two vehicles hit him in san jose. it happened around 5 a-m, near north first street and brokaw road. the first car hit the man with its side mirror-- knocking him to the ground. the victim called police while on the ground... when a second car hit him. both drivers stopped at the scene and cooperated with investigators. the victim has only been identified as a 64 year old man. in the east bay...police are looking for a burglar who hit an officer with a car. it started with a home burglary yesterday evening on montevino drive in pleasanton. when officers arrived -- the suspect took off in a grey honda

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the cdc says there are seven new cases of e. coli an outbreak that hit 15 states including new jersey and pennsylvania. at least 18 people have gotten sick so far in the us. nine hospitalized including one person in california who died. the cdc says leafy greens are the likely source but those officials aren't singling out romaine and won't recommend avoiding any particular food. consumer reports however disagrees. it says, to avoid eating romaine until the cause of the outbreak is determined. washing lettuce or any produce tainted with e. coli won't remove the bacteria. so if you are in doubt, throw it out. >> good advice. >>> tonight tied is working to put an end to the tide pod challenge. it's a social media challenge where teenagers are eating tide pods and posting video and pictures of them doing it. the challenge is extremely dangerous. swallowing the detergent to could lead 35 threatening complications. just a small amount can cause vomiting or breathing problems. tide is even partnering with new england patriots tight end rob