e. colik that's hospitalized at least 98 people across 22 states. kim hutcherson has the details. e. coli bacteria is all around us -- even inside of us.but certain strains produce a toxin that can cause diarrhea, urinary tract infections, respiratory illness -- and even infections in your bloodstream.most people can prevent e. coli illness by properly handling food and practicing good hygiene. wash your hands before and after preparing a meal -- and especially before you eat. rinse off raw fruits and vegetables before eating them. prevent cross-contamination by keeping raw meat and seafood away from ready-to-eat foods. it's crucial to thoroughly cook beef and pork ... that's why it's recommended to use a food thermometer.but e. coli isn't found only in the kitchen --wash your hands after using the bathroom or coming in contact with animals. be careful to not swallow water while swimming.symptoms of e. coli illness typically appear three to four days after coming in contact with the bacteria.

jon lapook: >> e. coli infection of this type can be very serious.nd you can have diarrhea-- which is often bloody-- abdominal pain, nausea. >> reporter: eight inmates in an alaska prison are the latest reported victims. so far, at least 60 people have been sickened in 16 states. d> the fluid loss alone can lead to dehydration, low blood pressure, and can exacerbate kidney problems. >> reporter: some victims have already experienced kidney failure, and that is prompting the centers for disease control to urge people to throw out any type of romaine lettuce they may have. >> look at the risk-benefit of throwing away a bag of lettuce that you've paid for, and getting sick. so why take a chance? >> reporter: although the exact source of the e. coli hasn't been identified, the c.d.c. strongly suspects the area around yuma, arizona. that's where 90% of the nation's winter romaine lettuce comes from. health officials are especially concerned because lettuce is so commonly used in our food. >> it's in our salads. it's in our sandwiches. it's in our smoothie

but e. colit found only in the kitchen -- wash your hands after using the bathroom or coming in contact with animals. be careful to not swallow water while swimming. symptoms of e. coli illness typically appear three to four days after coming in contact with the bacteria. contact your doctor if you experience diarrhea, bloody stools, vomiting, or cramps. for today's health minute, i'm kim hutcherson. (pam) new at 8 a tennessee woman is sharing her story... after giving birth to her son alone in a hotel bathroom... during a trip overseas. (catherine) sarah mccarthy talked to the new mother about the experience. eight-week-old xavier freeman is a little worn out.nats: "he is."understandable.. when you hear how he ended up here.his mother tia freeman felt sick in the middle of an international flight.tia freeman, mother:"i was like, i'll just sleep it off, sleep cures everything. so i go to sleep and wake up as we're landing and i notice my cramps have gotten astronomically worse,"then, she realized

chopped romaine lettuce grown in yuma, arizona, is the source of the e. coli outbreak that sent more than 20 people to the hospital in 11 different states but nobody in california has reported getting sick from thelethe le lettuce. >>> we're keeping an eye on the roads in the sierra tonight. there's a winter weather advisory in place until tomorrow morning. that means people can expect rain, wind, and snow with limited visibility out there on the roads. this storm is projected to bring 3 to 6 inches of snow and people living above 7,000 feet could see up to a foot of new snow. >>> live look outside right now at san francisco. at the golden gate bridge where it sure looks like it's wet. don't know if it's still raining. it's raining in downtown san francisco and other places in the bay area. let's check in with vianey arana, see exactly how long this round is going to last. >> if you notice, it's not a big rainmaker, this storm system. it's more of a colder system. as far as rain totals go, anywhere between a tenth and quarter of an inch is expected which is wh

. >> and e. coli outbreak linked to romaine lettuce is growing. it is affecting 16 states including california. this map shows where more than 50 people have reported getting sick. abc7 news reporter katie marzullo talked with local consumers. >> i consume lettuce almost every day at home. >> reporter: raphael is growing concerned as he learns romaine could be lurking in his refrigerator. >> maybe we can eat it again. >> reporter: 15 people in 16 states have been infected with e. coli after eating chopped romaine lettuce. five developed a type much kidney failure. at salad farm in san jose, lettuce is the lifeblood of the business. the owner said they take every precaution. >> we are very particular about the vendors we use and we want to make sure that each one that we do select has a background that we approve of. >> reporter: the e. coli has been linked to uma, arizona but not to a specific supplier or brand. emily has been skeptical of bagged salad awhile now. >> i was pregnant at the time and i didn't want to run the risk. i haven't bought it

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the produce is linked to a growing e. coli outbreak. the bacteria found in human and animal intestines sickened 53 people in 16 states. >> there were nights when i had been nauseous. and there are times when i had bad abdominal pain and terrible cramps. >> the fluid alone could exacerbate kidney problems. >> reporter: they expect they came from the yuma arizona region, which generates 90% of the nation's romaine lettuce. as of now, they have not identified a common grower or a brand. they are urging people to throw out any type of remain. even if some is eaten, but did not get anyone sick. >> look at the risk benefits of throwing away a bag of lettuce that you paid for and getting sick. so why take a chance? >> we saw a salad listed today. >> reporter: bev says she is not taking a chance on anything getting in the way of their trip. the >> we decided not to eat it because you don't know, you know, what the source is. better to be safe than sorry. >> right. >> reporter: the incubation period for e. coli is three to four days. doctors say

the nationwide e. colibreak from contaminated romaine lettuce is now the worst multi- state outbreak in nearly a decade. it has spread to three more states, and has now sickened 19 people in 22 states total. nobody has died, but nearly half of the patients have gone to the help. dr. jon lapook is here with more on all of this. jon? >> reporter: it is scary. and the c.d.c. told us that this strain of e. coli is especially deadly, and especially nasty. now, we know that it's causing more than the usual number of hospitalizations. ten people have kidney failure. and we do know that the contaminated lettuce comes from the yuma, arizona region, and they have found one farm that was the source of a small number of cases, but the investigation is ongoing. >> glor: this area is such a big focus here. what should people do at home right now? >> reporter: well, the good news is the growing season is switching now from yuma, arizona, to places like california, for the most part. but the c.d.c. says, unless you are abs

she's suing panera bread saying she contracted e. colig at one of their restaurants and was hospitalized for weeks. she says she was diagnosed with a type of kidney failure which required several blood transfusions. she's now suing both the restaurant and its supplier. >> the restaurant, the grocery store is responsible for the food they sell you. if it is con ttaminated with a pathogen, it's defective. the chain of distribution that supplied that is ultimately responsible. >> reporter: panera bread officials told us they don't comment on pending litigation but said they have resupplied with romaine from other regions. freshway foods has not responded to our request for comment. >> it can be pretty frustrating for consumer when is they've safety standards are going to be in place. >> reporter: sandra is the director of food safety at the pugh charitable trust. she says investigators will try to trace the romaine let bus ba -- lettuce back to the farm. the romaine also could have been cross contaminated in a processing facility while it's

what popular produce is having problems with e-coli! pass or fail. if drivers see a pedestrian in a cross walk that does not always mean they are stopping. our stanley roberts hears some of their so-called logic. (pam) fridays' '4-20' festival is expected to draw record growds. how neighbors of golden gate park are promising to minimize the mayhem. tomorrow is 4- 20-- the unofficial holiday to celebrate all things marijuana.. and here in san francisco that means thousands of people will descend oto golden gate park. kron 4's charles clifford is live for us tonight at golden gate park with details and reaction from neighbors. charles. . . organizers say that as many as 15 thousand people could attend.this year, like last year, the city is helping organize the event. local merchants have also raised about 200 thousand dollars to hire security, put a fence around hippie hill here and help coordinate traffic around the event. now,one of the downsides of this event is that it creates an incredible amount of trash not only at the event, but as people move

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the produce is linked to a growing e. coli outbreak. the bacteria is found in human and animal intestines, and has sickened at least 53 people in 16 states. >> i have been nauseous. there are times when i have bad abdominal pain and cramps. >> the fluid loss can lead to dehydration, low blood pressure, and kidney problems. >> reporter: the cdc suspects the lettuce has come from yuma, arizona. there is no common grower or brand. throw out any romaine, even if it has been eaten and has not made anybody sick. >> why take a chance? >> we saw a salad with it today. >> reporter: beth is not taking a chance on anything getting in the way of their trip. >> we did not eat it. you do not know what the source is. at a restaurant, right? >> reporter: the incubation period for e. coli is 3-4 days. if you do get sick, seek medical treatment. the most severe cases can result in kidney failure. in san jose, kpix5. >> there are e. coli issues along the lower american river near sacramento. recent water quality monitoring showed unacceptable levels of th

e. coli bacteria in romaine lettuce grown in yuma, arizona. the c-d-c says the bacteria strain behind the outbreak tends to cause more serious illnesses. forty-six people have been hospitalized, including 10 with kidney failure. no deaths are reported. (grant) health officials say people shouldn't eat romaine lettuce unless they know it's not from yuma. every winter that region provides most of the romaine sold in the u-s. kim hutcherson has details on what you can do to avoid getting sick. e. coli bacteria is all around us -- even inside of us.but certain strains produce a toxin that can cause diarrhea, urinary tract infections, respiratory illness -- and even infections in your bloodstream.most people can prevent e. coli illness by properly handling food and practicing good hygiene. wash your hands before and after preparing a meal -- and especially before you eat. rinse off raw fruits and vegetables before eating them. prevent cross-contamination by keeping raw meat and seafood away from r

. >>> the romaine lettuce e. coliutbreak is wider. >>> and "infinity war" launches in the movie theaters. is it the most popular movie ever? brian already asked to go on sunday. >>> good saturday morning. 5:56. here's a live look outside. my goodness, beautiful, and clear, just kind of an artsy cloudy sky over the golden gate bridge right now. thank you very much for joining us. i'm kira klapper, and viane vianey arany has the beautiful forecast and your beautiful nails, we were talking about during the break. >> yeah. one of those days with spotty showers to the north. by the afternoon, even the north in the clear of rain. >> i thought i saw some -- >> yeah, light drizzle out there. rain, temperatures in the 40s and 50s. santa rosa, 45. napa, 48. oakland, 55. hayward also's in the 50s. the temperature trend into the afternoon remains on the cooler side. look at this nice shot. san jose right now, about 50 degrees. looking into the 12:00 hour, 63 degrees. eventually we'll start really climbing into those upper 60s. we

. >>> an e. coli outbreak has caused 53 people reported being sick so far. five developed a type of kidney failure. the e. coli has been tracked to yuma, arizona, but not a specific trial or brand. at salad farm, lettuce is the lifeblood of the business there. the owner says they take every precaution. >> we're very particular about the vendors we use and we want to make sure that each one we do select has a background that we approve of. >>> the cdc now says consumer rs shoulds to out any chopped romaine lettuce or salad mixes that contain romaine. >>> nasa celebrating the hubble telescope's 28th anniversary by releasing beautiful images of a region 4,000 light years away from earth and has never been seen before in such detail. nasa says astronauts have performed five missions to install more advanced technology on the telescope over its lifetime. >> this looks like a beautiful wallpaper for your macbook or your phone. very pretty. >> i think i saw a sunset like this in fremont once, pretty close. >> today being 4/20, you may see it again. let's move on. y

an outbreak of e. coli linked to romaine lettuce spread to at least 19 states. 84 people have fallen ill so far, 42 of them have had to be hospitalized. the cdc has warned everyone not to eat it unless you're sure it did not come from arizona. the region that grows most of the romaine in the u.s. >>> new guidance out for new moms, instead of waiting six weeks for follow up visits doctors want to see patients sooner and more often within the first three weeks. the experts are calling it a fourth trimester when postpartum care should be ongoing. >>> a strange sight, a semi truck carrying aluminum overturned. the contents spilling onto the road way creating something of an instant giant aluminum sculpture. thankfully, the driver was not seriously injured. >>> we'll take a short break, when we come back, the women that reached for the stars and denied their shot at space. now their untold story is finally revealed. murdered her next, she shares her mixed emotions after hearing he may be caught... plus the surpr

. >>> and there is breaking news this evening from the cdc amid a mystery e. coli outbreak. now warning people not to eat romaine lettuce unless you can be sure that it's not from arizona. dozens of people have been sickened from e. coli poisoning linked to romaine across 16 states. the cdc says the warning now includes whole heads and hearts of romaine lettuce in addition to chopped romaine and salads and salad mixes containing romaine. >>> there's a new call to action tonight from students across the country walking out of school on the 19th anniversary of the columbine massacre, demanding that lawmakers do something to combat gun violence. the latest nationwide act by young people in the wake of parkland. nbc's gabe gutierrez reports on a movement trying to keep up its momentum. >> reporter: from atlanta to philadelphia to chicago, today another wave of powerful protests. in phoenix, a sign of resistance. in albany, new york, students in silence as the names of columbine victims were read. that massacre 19 years ago today. >> we've really grown up in the generation that g

doctors say the people most at risk for e-coli are young children and the elderly.-d-c is telling people to stay away from chopped romaine lettuce. but they say... so far... there have been no problems with whole heads of romaine lettuce. ( dave )mostly sunny and warm. a sweet weekend forecast is next ! have you noticed everything has a day? for instance, january 21st is national hugging day. but anyone can give a hug even this guy -- he gives great hugs. but you, you do way more than give hugs. you care for your kids, your parents, and even the guy across the street who waves a lot. and a-a-r-p is here to help. connecting you with the tools you need to navigate the realities of caregiving. think of it as one big hug. take on today and every day with a-a-r-p. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) ( marty ) taking a live look at the snow conditions in the sierra. this is heavenly ski resort in lake tahoe.heavenly plans to keep lifts running for a couple more weeks. ( marty ) here's a live look at the embarcadero this morning. toss to weather. (dave) a warming trend and dry weath

more than 50 people now sick from e. coli attributed to this lettuce.t bradley has the latest. >> reporter: at the pasadena farmers market this morning, lettuce lovers can shop easy, knowing this locally grown romaine is safe. >> i had a couple customers ask about the romaine lettuce, whether or not ours was california-grown, if it was safe to eat, and, yes. >> reporter: the concern, romaine grown in yuma, arizona, and shipped across the country. the cdc is warning about an e. coli episode. from lettuce grown there. telling grocery stores, straupts, and consumers to toss it all out if they can't be sure where it came from. california growers say that's tough for the average shopper. >> the vast majority of people in the nation don't know who their growers are. so that's where the fear comes from. >> reporter: the outbreak is now afflicting 53 patients in 16 states. >> this is very different than regular old food poisoning. >> reporter: so far, no one has died, but the symptoms are debilitating, with vomiting, diarrhea, and in severe cases, kidney failur

the one healthy relative that's rubbing the salad in your face and winning you were dead -- >> an e coliutbreak, don't eat romaine lettuce unless you're sure it's not from arizona. the c.d.c. says the warning includes whole heads and hearts of romaine lettuce in addition to chopped romaine and salads and salad mixes containing romaine. >> does lester holt bet paid every time he says "romaine"? romaine, romaine -- is that how it works in tv, oh, you get paid. romaine, snap! ( laughter ) a big story, a nationwide outbreak of e coli in romaine lettuce, so serious president trump put out a statement saying that just to be safe, he hasn't eaten lettuce for the past 50 years. ( laughter ) and this story was especially disturk to me because i had no idea there were types of lettuce. it's, like, now it's a big story, you can't eat one particular time of lettuce. i'm not going to lie, this is a white people problem. good luck with that. you can call us when it's coleslaw, then we'll stress, but till then, whatever. let's move oven. because we're learning more about president trump's infamous visi

doctors say the people most at risk for e-coli are young children and the elderly.right now the c-d-c is telling people to stay away from chopped romaine lettuce. but they say... so far... there have been no problems with whole heads of romaine lettuce. ( james ) happening now... milpitas police need help in identifying this driver. police say he left the scene of an accident... after refusing to give out insurance information. the crash happened earlier this month... in a shopping center on west calaveras boulevard. the other driver involved was not hurt. the man's car is described as a white toyota tundra with gray primer on the tailgate with "piercey toyota" paper plates. ( darya ) airline regulators are ordering inspections on engine fan blades like the one that snapped off a southwest airlines plane... killing a woman. philadelphia's medical examiner says jennifer riordan was partially blown out of the plane... other passengers pulled her back in. they say she died of blunt impact trauma to her head... neck and torso. meanwhile... a federal investigator says a

. >> finally, you may need to throw out your salad this morning, e. coliine lettuce, dozens of people have been made ill. fbn:am continues right now. ♪ ♪ cheryl: we are approaching 5:30 a.m. in new york, it is friday and i'm just going to say it's friday, good morning, i'm cheryl casone, because i'm thrilled it's friday. >> i'm adam shapiro in for last. top story andrew mccabe could soon face criminal charges, a justice department watchdog has concluded that mccabe lied to investigators about information given to the wall street journal on october 2016, prosecutors are trying to determine if there's enough evidence to charge mccabe. former boss james comey says he's conflicted about the accusations. >> good people lie, i lay out on the people i think i'm a good person where i've lied. i still believe andrew mccabe is a good person, there's severe consequences in the justice department for lying as there should be throughout the government. >> that prompted this tweet from president trump, james comey just threw andrew mccabe under the bus, inspector genera

. >> the e. coli outbreak linked to lettuce is now growing. new details today from health officials. >> plus, san francisco's mayor is making good on his promise to clean up the city. stay with us. ktvu fox 2 news at 6:30 is next. next. ♪ ♪ get high speed internet from at&t. $30 per month. no extra monthly fees. more for your thing. that's our thing. visit att.com/internet. we can now simulate the exact anatomyh care, of a patient's brain before surgery. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for seizures. and if we can fix damaged heart valves without open heart surgery, imagine what we can do for an irregular heartbeat, even high blood pressure. if we can use analyze each patient's breast cancer to personalize their treatment, imagine what we can do for the conditions that affect us all. imagine what we can do for you. >>> tonight's top stories, the arrest of a suspect believed to be the golden state killer. authorities say dna evidence led them to 72-year-old joseph james deangelo a former police officer living in the sacramento suburb o

. >>> we have new details about that e. coli outbreak. late today the cdc said to avoid whole heads and hearts of romaine lettuce that may have come from yuma, arizona, or that region. so far, 53 people in 16 states have been sickened. at least 31 people have been hospitalized. e. coli can be deadly. >>> emergency order in effect immediately. the faa today ordered airlines to inspect thousands of jet engines like the one that failed tuesday on a southwest flight, killing a passen jer on board. for southwest, that means every plane in its fleet. nbc bay area's sergio quintana joins us. it's lot of work for the airlines, but what does it mean for passengers? >> reporter: honestly, passengers may not be noticing much because what airlines are going to be doing is switching out a certain type of jet for another similar type jet. it's really the maintenance crews and logistics teams at those airlines that are going to have to deal with this. faa inspectors examining the mangled remains of the engine on southwest airlines flight 1380. today's d

>> reporter: the central water board says this year we're sharing the water with e. coli bacteria.sample, 7 times the amount considered safe. >> i can't see at the bottom. >> reporter: the high levels were echoed at nearby sites in discovery park, as well. the lower american river made the list of california's impaired waters last year because of e. coli. groups dedicated to preserving the american pointed to poor sewage processing and homeless encampments that topped the river's banks. >> there's a lot of things there. you walk down river, you can see a whole village out there. >> reporter: health experts say most e. coli strains are harmless. but that the spike in levels are a warning that these waters could present a real health risk. >> don't drink the water. >> reporter: ben deasy, fox news. >>> experts say it's not a matter of if but when. tonight renewed concern about the bay area's next big earthquake after new research shows a magnitude 7.0 quake look the hayward fault could kill hundreds and injure thousands more. >> preparedness is important. >> a timely reminder tonight

now to a foxbusiness alert, throw out your romaine lettuce, the e. coliread to more than a dozen states. could be lurking in your refrigerator? tracy is here with more on that. >> reporter: 53 cases in 16 states. it traces back to romaine lettuce from yuma, arizona. the cdc says all romaine lettuce should be tossed out, don't bother eating it because you don't want to get sick. if you are eating in a restaurant, ask where the lettuce is from. if they can't source it, better to throw it away. there have been 53 cases, 16 states. there is a map on your screen, go to the cdc website for more information. bill: it all out. i would not order a salad with romaine lettuce right now. target, there recall event. >> you can trade in your old car seat, get a coupon for a new one, 20% off coupon, booster seat, stroller from the store or online. this is a recycling event on sunday the 22nd through may 5th. they want to recycle the old car seats. since 2016 they recycled 176,000 of them. they said the old car seats to waste management who break up the parts, use them f

from jersey to arizona, foxbusiness, the e. colik linked to tainted romaine lettuce is growing. dozens of new cases, this is scary. >> reporter: 31 new cases of this traced back to that tainted letter from yuma, arizona bringing the total to 84 cases of e. coli and also spread the 19 states, colorado, georgia and south dakota have been added to that list. you can see the other states there. the cdc hasn't traced it back to an exact grow or distributor, just from the arizona region so it is best not to eat lettuce from that region. >> it is easier to get your heat on at disney these days. >> this something you don't hear often, something free from disney world but when you put your magic away vacation package, 5 nights, 6 days at one of the disney world resorts, you can get a free dining package, there is on your screen, two options to choose from but each package comes with two meals and two snacks per person per day per trip. book is by july 7th and there are some restrictions on when you can use it but free is free. >> looking at

nearly 100 people are sick with e. coli. at least 46 of those people have been hospitalized by a potentially deadly form of the bacteria. illnesses have been diagnosed in 22 states... with new cases in mississippi.. tennessee and wisconsin. officials have not yet identified the source of the tainted lettuce except that it came from yuma, arizona. the u-s food and drug administration is urging people to not eat any romaine lettuce. ( james ) this is a live look at the tinder fire in arizona. so far it has burned 8-thousand acres and is forcing some evacuations. ( darya ) coming up on the kron 4 coming up ( darya ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news... the search for an armed robber in the east bay. this morning... police want you to take a good look at this picture. ( darya ) and after the break... a father outraged when he finds out that his son is being a bully. but some say his punishment went a little too far. and here's a live look outside... bay bridge crystal geyser alpine spring water starts here, passes through her

the new details about that e. coli scare for romaine lettuce. unters point shipyard in san francisco. a contra costa county supervisor wants to investigate allegations that radioactive soil >>> more fallout from the radiation issue at the navy shipyard in san francisco. they want to investigate allegations that radioactive soil may have been trucked to near pittsburg. they told us that they're worry th worryed that toxic dirt was sent to landfills without being properly screened. back in 2014 we also obtained a letter a consumer group sent to the state department raising concern from a worker that potentially radioactive soil was sent to the facilities not licensed to accept it. >> check that salad before you eat it. health investigators are calling this the largest outbreak in more than a decade. romaine lettuce, contaminated with e. coli. an additional 31 people have fallen ill. the outbreak has spread to 19 sta states. the cdc has the second most number of cases behind pennsylvania. the cdc has not identified a common grower or supplier or dis

cheryl: okay, the outbreak of e. coli just got a whole lot worse.ine making news. >> 31 people more have gotten sick in this case. link to romain lettuce. there's a map on your screen. the number of cases now up to 84 has spread to 19 states. the cdc has not yet identified a grower come as a grower, supplied from a distributor or brand responsible for the outbreak that has been traced back to yuma, arizona. they warn people not to eat any romain lettuce from the yuma area. cheryl: i'll take a break from salads. >> that's a good excuse. cheryl: did they give me the chance to save money. >> you definitely don't care for you. the return of walt disney world free dining plan you can save a little money on your next disney vacation. the six day magic your vacation packages which include resort hotel in the park offered ticket will enjoy. there is to build plan options, but with every person in the party its two nails into stocks per per person. pretty good deal there. you have to book your vacation by july 7th in their certain date available you can take

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the e-coli outbreak from tainted romaine lettuce is growing... many more people got sick and what you need to know to stay safe.. (grant) plus... we'll tell you what's being done to improve the backlog of rape kits in south bay crime labs to help rape victims seeking justice... (vicki) and after the break... a man in the east bay arrested after he tries to kidnap a mother and her child at gunpoint... now police are looking for other possible victims... now at 9:30... continuing our breaking news out of the east bay. after a shooting at the hayward bart station....(grant) tonight police have a suspect is in custody...((map/vo)) the hayward bart station is on b street near hayward city hall and the gray hound bus station....(vicki) that's where we find kron'4's michlle kingston... she is live there now with the latest details... michelle? (grant) kron 4 first told you about the shooting through our mobile app. we sent a push alert at 8:09 tonight... make sure you download the kron4 mobile app to always get the latest breaking news. (grant) staying

doctors at the cdc say 53 e. coli infections have been reported in 16 states.the last several days there were 18 new cases and nine people admitted to the hospital. investigators say the lettuce came from yuma, arizona and the grandmother and distributor have not been -- and that the grower and distributor have not been identified. >>> two deputies were killed in an apparent ambush. they were sitting in a restaurant two hours north of tampa when police say a man walked up and shot them through the window. police say the man then killed himself outside the restaurant. the 29-year-old sergeant romero was a florida police officer for seven years and leaved behind a wife and three children. deputy taylor was 25 and put in three years with the department. so far no known moe for the shooting. >>> family members of -- known motive for the shooting. >>> family members of superstar entertainer prince are speaking out after a doctor illegally prescribed opioid for prince and agreed to pay $35,000 to pay a federal civil violation, however a doctor says the settlement is

new cases of e. coli linked to romaine lettuce. the outbreak still growing and yet no specific source. >>> we are definitely checking the weather as we go towards the the weekend. what you can expect in terms of temperature and cloud cover. >> coming up soon. explosive allegations about the president's nominee to the head of veterans affairs. will he withdraw his nomination? ? -- >>> drums a personal attorney plans to stay silent about his involvement in a deal involving stormy daniels. michael: about federal court papers indicating he would assert his fifth amendment rights. he cited fbi raids of his residence and the seizure of electronic devices and documents in his position. he said those devices and documents include information linked to a 130,000 payment to daniels. the president has denied knowing anything about the payment. >> is word tonight the white house physician is frustrated with the nomination process to leave the department of veteran affairs. the washington post -- jessen told his colleagues here he may remove hi

no one was hurt. >>> 14 more people have gotten sick from e. coli went to romaine lettuce. total number is 98 people in 22 states. in california, at least two children in the sacramento area are battling kidney failure as a result. health officials have identified a farm in yuma arizona that is linked to at least eight of the cases. they say harrison farms was the source of lettuce sold to a prison in nome alaska where eight inmates got sick. track tom brokaw -- >>> tom brokaw is facing sexual harassment allegations. a former colleague said he groped her and tried to forcibly kiss her 20 years ago. she made the allegations in interviews with variety and the washington post. she was a correspondent for nbc in the 1990s when, with the main anchor. he has denied the allegations. in a letter he wrote in part, i was ambushed and then perp walked across the pages of the washington post and friday. i was taken to the guillotine and stripped of any honor and achievement i have earned in more than a half-century of journalism and citizenship. more than 60 female colleagues of brokaw

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the e. coli has been tracked to yuma, arizona, but not a specific supplier or brand.d farm in san jose says lettuce is fightal to business. >> we're very particular about the vendors we use, we want to make sure each one that we do select has a background that we approve of. >> the cdc says consumers should toss out any remain lettuce or salad mixes that contain romaine. >>> nasa celebrating the hubble telescope's 20th an verse. these are image ps of lagoon nebula, 4,000 light years away from earth and never seen before in such detail. nasa says astronauts performed five missions to install more advanced technology on the telescope over its lifetime good to see the hubble still working hard after all these years. >> gorgeous. >>> we'll have pretty sunsets tonight, mime. will you guarantee something like that? >> should i go to that joke again, seeing what today? it will be cloudy like that. we won't have the up uplightingg and the cool pinks out there. you can see a little haze out there, early start for our 4/20 celebrations. here is what's going on, sunshine dominat

and e. coli outbreak that has been traced in yuma, arizona.s the 5 people have gotten sick. the source was chopped romaine lettuce grown in yuma. california right next door was not one of the affected states. 22 were hospitalized. so far the agency has not identified the supplier or brand of lettuce. still anyone with chopped romaine lettuce from the area is advised through -- to throw it out. struck a frightening moment for parents in the county. the ordered baby formula online from a target store, but when it arrived it looked and smelled and tasted different from what they bought in the past. of the family says that their seven-month-old baby boy drinking the formula after a grandparent gave it to her. >> they did not know that the formula generally comes like this.>> especially not knowing what it was. we fed the baby. >> the baby is fine, but the family is wondering how i mistake like this could happen. the customer service representative confirmed that the product was shipped from a sacramento target and speculated that someone returned

they are victims of the e. coli outbreak affecting the u.s. cdc traced the outbreak to yuma, arizona and warns that if you don't know where the romaine lettuce is coming from, don't eat it. >>> new technology is providing hope for people with tinnitus also known as ringing of the ears. it's called the levo system a type of therapy aimed at training the brain to ignore the ringing. >> it's difficult to make the sound disappear. what you're trying to do with most tinnitus treatment is to make it tolerable. >> it patient listens to the sound of an ipod for sleeping for 90 nights. if all goes well the brain becomes more accustomed to the sound over that time. >>> the suspected golden state killer is about to be arraigned. we'll learn more about the suspect. >> and how pg&e is being fined for a deadly pipeline explosion. to move california forward, we need to help more californians get ahead. that's why antonio villaraigosa brought both parties together to balance the state budget with record investments in public schools... and new career training

. >> and california is now among the states involved in a major outbreak of e. coli to tainted lettuce. he this is the ocean. just listen. (vo) there's so much we want to show her. we needed a car that would last long enough to see it all. (avo) subaru outback. ninety eight percent are still on the road after 10 years. come on mom, let's go! >>> good morning. we're talking about sunshine and 70s in the forecast today. the a's game forecast, clear skies, first pitch at 64 degrees. >>> we are tracking a lot of brake lights for drivers heading along the eastshore freeway. here's a live look. this is interstate 80 right at highway 4 in hercules. we are tracking a new crash. this is near pinole valley road just past pinole valley roadblocking one lane. you can see the backup stretching beyond highway 4. so your drive times now in the yellow, 20 minutes along the eastshore freeway from highway 4 to the maze. likely to even get slower. we'll be tracking that and more coming up in the 6:00 hour. >>> you could say the silicon valley housing market is on fire and you wouldn't

the cdc says there have been 18 cases of e. coliinked to the lettuce since friday including the first case in california the lettuce that's making people coming from yuma, arizona. but the source is still unknown. that's puzzling experts. >> above a product leaves a field within 7 days before harvest, they do produce sampling and so they will sample a lot of their harvest. they will go out and collect tons of samples and send it in for packaging testing so if anything comes back positive they don't harvest it. >> so far there have been 53 cases of e. coli all together but no common grower, supplier, distributor or brand has been identified. the original warning was only for chopped romaine but it's been expanded to heads and hearts of romaine from yuma. >>> coming up, another day of action by students across the country including here in the bay area. they say they won't back down when it comes to gun control. >> i'm doing it for my future and my siblings and sister for her safety. >> we are tracking the weekend. there's fog out the

an e-coli outbreak linked to chopped romaine lettuce has now reached california. health officials have issued warnings about romaine lettuce that is grown in yuma, arizona. since the middle of march... 53 people have gotten sick in 16 states... nine of them had to be hospitalized... including two people who developed a form of kidney failure... doctors say the people most at risk for e-coli are young children and the elderly. the c-d-c says if you have store-bought chopped romaine lettuce at me -- including salads and salad mixes-- don't eat it, throw it away. (vicki) new at nine... an edible arrangements store in utah closed after the health department reported one of their employees was diagnosed with hepatitis a. a customer told the employee she might have hepatitis a after noticing her eye was yellow last month. yet that employee continued to work there until last week. the medical director of the salt lake county health department says all products from the store are possibly contaminated. dr. dagmar vitek / salt lake county health department: "we know the st

. >> and new cases of e. coli are reported in california in connection with tainted lettuce. >> and you may want to grab a jacket before you head out the door. we have cooler temperatures for today, also our next chance of rain coming up. >> and traffic looking good if you are making your way over towards the richmond/san rafael bridge. but how does the rest of your north bay ride look? find out coming up. in just a few hours -- crews will demolish some of the walls of a gutted apartment building... hopefully that will prevent >>> all right. you're looking live in concord. in just a few hour, crews will demolish some of the walls of a gutted apartment building. hopefully that will prevent debris from tuesday morning's fire from sending smoke into that neighborhood. there's still no word on what caused the fire at the renaissance apartments. it tore through an expansion of the complex that was supposed to open soon. about 250 people living in the area were forced to evacuate when flames broke out in the middle of t

romaine that was grown in arizona by itself, salad, packaged solid mix, the e coli has sickened moreying not to order anything that has romaine at restaurants. >> i am concerned because i bought a bunch of lettuce at 365, i came out unscathed. connell: outbreak reportedly began at inmates in a prison in alaska who ate romaine that was grown in yuma, arizona. >> department of homeland security giving startling look at effects of sanctuary city policies as the battle over immigration plays out in courtrooms across the country. william reports. >> personally ask you don't let ms-13 slide. >> the message from washington accepted by some sheriffs is rejected by others. new data from homeland department sanctuary released 142 gang members across america despite deportation orders from ice, two-thirds of the groups which include ms-13 gang were released in california by sheriffs in los angeles, santa clara and orange counties. orange county and a dozen communities in it are fighting back joining a federal lawsuit against the statute prohibiting police from communicating with ice on most gan

as health officials say an e-coli outbreak has grown. and next.new insight into how a pair of scandals has impacted facebook's advertisers and users.<> ((gary sports tease)) "coming up a little bit later in this broadcast, ooooo rough day for the giants. how about the a's in texas? lebron james ... oh my gosh wait till you see what he did ... and a new side of the story in the reuben foster, the 49er's domestic violence case ... later in this broadcast." ((vicki))here's what we are tracking new tonight at nine... it is video that has a lot of people talking tonight...a school resource officer...caugh t on camera slamming a female student to the ground in front of her classmates.now many wonder if the officer went too far.how an online class led this to this incident...and how students are reacting. that's tonight on kron 4 news at nine. ♪ ♪ get high speed internet from at&t. $30 per month. no extra monthly fees. more for your thing. that's our thing. visit att.com/internet. series of scandal do not seem to be affecting their bottom line. as