the centers for disease control says the e. coli outbreak traced to lettuce grown around yuma, arizona sickened 172 people in 32 states. the cdc says the romaine lettuce season in the yuma area is over. and lettuce currently on the market should be safe to eat. >>> some popular drugs in over- the-counter treatments may stop you from sneezing, help you sleep or make you feel better but doctors are issuing a warning! new research indicates that they may be bad for your brain, even years after you take them. here's kpix 5's allen martin. >> reporter: a lot of smart students attend stanford university. we asked a few of them how they protect their brains. >> i like to wear my helmet when i bike and i suppose i also like to be mentally active. >> one of the best things is going into nature, you know, finding time to go camping, kayaking. >> get enough sleep. that's my number one. and then make sure the stress is lowered. >> reporter: you may want to think twice before taking certain prescription drugs including some antidepressants. they

the e. coli outbreak was linked to lettuce out of yuma, arizona.according to the cdc, 172 people in 32 states goxaksick. one person edied in california. the fda says the htju8srgated x lettuce $]o now !w/passed its 2- day shelf life and it's unlikely that that lettuce is not being served today. >>> police are trying to track down two dogs and their owner after another dog and four people were attacked at a san francisco park. more now from kpix 5's betty yu. >> reporter: san francisco police need your help finding the owner of ntwo pit bulls whoá they say walked away after kkrh dog caused several injuries here at dolores park in the off-leash area. this is a 4photo sfpd shared of the man they need your help identifying. police say just before noon ÷&o sunday, these two pit bulls attacked another dog named bloom. bloom looks similar to this dog pictured here. bloom had puncture wounds to back. four adults with bloom ÷úclgot bite wounds to their hands trying to separate the dogs. sfpd says the suspect then Ãhçhed his pit bull and left the zo%scene wi

. >>> a national e. coli rake out with romain lettuce has turned deadly. find out the reasons that may be behind the outbreak. >>> a controversial plan for california's water infrastructure. find out what they say about its support. >>> we are getting ready for thursday, we have fog out there and beyond and we will see the temperatures on the cruise how warm will lick it for the weekend? we will be back in a little bit. how warm will it get for the weekend? we will be back in a bit. ♪ you gotta go to ross they'd tell you to go to ross. because there's so much to choose from. listen to your pets. they're your best friends, so they don't want you to spend more than you have to. if you want to save big on pet accessories, you gotta go to ross. >>> an update from richmond, moments ago they ruled that the excessive force was used in a deadly officer involved shooting in 2014. the 24-year-old was shot outside a liquor store by an officer who tussled with the unarmed man. the review commission sustained the complaint from the family and many witnesses said that t

the e. coli outbreak has made 101 people sick. cases are spread across 25 states with more across california than any state. this particular train -- strain is particularly viral and dozens of people have been hospitalized including some with kidney failure. ktvu's jana katsuyama talked to a food safety researcher who says the most important thing people can do is making sure any romain they by is not from yuma, arizona. >>> fresh fruits and vegetables bring crowds of consumers to bay area farmers markets. many farmers were getting questions about where the romaine lettuce was grown. >> i say all the lettuce is safe. it's from here, from local. >> local california romaine is safe. but the cdc says a nationwide outbreak of e. coli illnesses has been traced to yuma, arizona, which supplies most of the nation's romaine lettuce. the first step wednesday in -- death, wednesday in california. some restaurants have been checking their produce supplies. >> our company guarantees our romaine is from california. i've only had a few inquirie

rse first death has been reported in the e. colibreak linked to romaine lettuce, and jericka duncan is following this story tonight. jericka, what do we know? >> reporter: well, we know the ell,t death was in california. no other details have been released. today, the centers for disease control reported 23 more cases since last week. that brings the total to 121 people in 25 states that have been infected with e. coli. this is a particularly nasty strain, putting 52 people in the hospital, more than what we usually see with an e. coli break. >> glor: and the question we n ep asking here, jericka, is do we know the source of the contamination? >> reporter: well, you know, it's still under investigation. but what we do know is the romaine lettuce comes from the yuma, arizona region. inspectors are still looking at about two dozen farms in the area, as well as the entire supply chain. >> glor: good advice. jericka, good to have you here. president trump today shook up the legal team that's dealing with the russia investigation. ty cob

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that assurance from the c-d-c -- after that mysterious e- coli outbreak. more than 170 e coli cases have been rreported nationwide and a bay area family says it )s on >> it's finally safe to eat romaine lettuce again. >> more than 107 e. coli cases nationwide and a bay area family says it is on that list. a well known pizza restaurant is being sued, terry, for selling contaminated lettuce. >> yeah. there's an attorney telling me tonight that a valejo family brought their lettuce here. yes, he's asking for money, but he also wants changes to protect our food supply. >>> papa murphy sells pizzas and salads. according to an attorney, a family was sickened by the romaine lettuce purchased at this store in american canyon. >> we know the only place they had romaine lettuce was at this papa murphy's. >> the lawsuit filed in solano superior court today said those sickened last month were sisters, a 14-year-old and 27-year-old and her 3-year-old daughter. the 3-year-old was hospitalized. they seek unidentified damages. >> without testing it, there's no way for the

. >>> and tonight, the e. coli scare is growing, involving a certain kind of lettuce. this evening, word of the first death. >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy wednesday night. and we do begin with the deadly crash of a military plane in savannah, georgia. several crew members killed. the air national guard c-130 cargo plane suddenly in a nosedive, exploding into a fireball as it crashed onto the highway, it's highway 21, in fact, near the savannah-hilton head airport. the only part of the plane appearing left intact is the tail section. investigators racing to the scene of the crash to try to figure out what caused this. and abc's steve osunsami leads us off tonight from the scene. >> reporter: this was the view from a surveillance camera today, as a military c-130 fell out of the georgia sky, nosedived into the ground and burst into a ball of flames and smoke. >> there was a military jet crash across both lanes of the road. black smoke. >> reporter: the massive cargo plane missed crashing into the savannah international airport.

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no one has ever told me that e. colilife threatening. >> reporter: at least 52 people have been hospitalized, including 14 people with kidney failure. the cdc has not found the source of the infected lettuce, and one agricultural industry told us there could be more than one source. >> vlade, thank you. >>> this morning, "the washington post" reports new allegations of sexual misconduct of charlie rose. rose was fired in november after eight women connected with his pbs program said he exposed himself or spoke to them inappropriately. in a statement to the post, rose calls the new story unfair and inaccurate. jericka duncan is here with the latest allegations. >> reporter: the post reports 27 women, said rose sexually harassed them over more than 30 years. the paper says his behavior was flagged to managers as early as 1986 and as recently as 2017 when rose was a co-anchor of the show. one example in 2013, an employee says he grabbed her buttocks as he walked down the office hallway. there's no indication that incident w

a lot of concern after a nation-wide outbreak of e- coli.. and it's linked to something a lot of people eat every day. we'll talk live with an expert about what you need to do to protect yourself. (catherine) and after the break... a bay area man accused of exposing himself to children... is now facing child porn and molestation charges. tonight at 5:30... kron 4 is always tracking local stories. here's a look at what's going on in your neighborhood...(vicki) in the north bay... a napa man accused of exposing himself to children... is now facing child porn and molestation charges. we first told you about the arrest of ronald fryer last week. he's accused of exposing himself near oran court... as kids walked past him on their way to school. after that arrest... police searched fryer's home and say they found a large amount of child pornography. officers also say their investigation led them to believe fryer had been molesting children he knew for several decades. . (vicki) in sonoma county... a former boys and girls club director convicted of

since april, 98 people across the country have been infected with e. coli. >>> the fda made an announcement today saying it is illegal to have packaging it looks like children's juice boxes and other treats. children could accidentally drink the liquid for e- cigarettes and vaping devices. it can cause seizures, coma, and heart failure. >>> a decision delay to impose new tariffs on steel and aluminum from the european union, canada, and mexico. and marjah tariff was announced on imported steel and a 10% tariff on aluminum. they were scheduled to start today but the trump administration says it has an agreement with south korea on steel imports. this delay playing a role in how the market is moving this afternoon. the dow jones is down 140 points. the nasdaq is in the positive and up 37 points. >>> in november, california voters may have a chance to vote on the gas tax. lee martinez has the story. >> reporter: the gas tax was put forward to help pay for road repair projects. according to a new poll, californians are split on how necessary it is. an anti-gas

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a nationwide outbreak of e. coli bacteria illnesses has been traced to contaminated lettuce from yuma, arizona, which supplies most of the nation's romaine lettuce during the winter. restaurants such as party so have been checking their proto- -- paradiso have been checking their produce supply. patrick bauer says one reason for the contamination is that consumers are eating fresh produce year-round. >> it's very frequently pre-cut, bagged, mixed. and so forth. that can increase the likelihood that if a contamination did happen, you would have cross-contamination. >> reporter: bacteria has evolved to be resistant. >> on human hands or clothing or feet or things like that. >> i take as many preventative measures as i can. >> reporter: in general, even washing produce may not eliminate all bacteria. >> they might have some of them might've invaded in the actual tissue of the plant. some of them might be caught in little creases that are not easily washed out. some of them form biofilms, which are the cold to wash off.

. >> and an e. coli outbreak linked to lettuce is still growing.t we're learning from health officials and why the problem may have reached it peak. >>> workers at san francisco general hospital held signs and rallied today in solidarity with union workers at the university of california. thousands of uc workers are completing a three-day strike at campuses statewide. the afscme union is asking officials to return to the bargaining table. the union says the latest contract offer would have raised healthcare premiums, increase the age of retirement and flatten wages. the union is also concerned about uc outsourcing jobs. the university has announced its intention to impose a contract settlement despite the workers' concerns. uc says it needs to make decisions that maximize efficiency. >>> the contra costa county coroner today identified the young student who drowned in a swimming pool yesterday at the high school. 15-year-old benjamin curry was found unconscious in the deepened of the pool at san ramon valley high in danville. ktvu's rob roth now wi

in the e-coli outbreak linked to romaine lettuce. now says 149 people in 29- states have gotten sick. it is unclear whether the new illnesses are still occuring... because there has been a lack of reporting... and the most recent illness began two weeks ago. at least 64 people have been hospitalized... including 17 people with kidney failure. in california, one person has died. (robin)coming up next on the kron 4 morning news ... a family's weekend barbeque turns ugly... after the police were called because of a dispute. hear from city officials who say... the situation áshould have been handled without the police. badly> if you look around... they are everywhere... and riders are doing whatever they please... when ever they want. and

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suing the pizza chain "papa murphy's" over that e-coli outbreak involving romaine lettuce. taylor fitzgerald - from rockli 0. >> we're hearing from a northern california mother suing a pizza chain for the e-coli out break with romaine lettuce. she said her son got deathly ill from eating a salad from recalled lettuce. it happened last month and it will take months for her son to recover. he'll still have to undergo brain scans to make sure there's no long-term effect. another person has filed a similar lawsuit against the pizza chain. >> you think you're walking in the restaurant and feeding your child a salad that can be life-threatening. >> papa murphy's claim they removed all their romaine lettuce but the lettuce was already tainted when her son eight it on april 10th. >> a man is a tony award winner but a flight attendant says he's a terrible bus, refusing to pay over time, and using them as, quote, personal assistants for every day chores. their lawsuits arrest wrongful termination, nonpayment of wages and breach of contract. >> more trouble tonight for wells fargo. th

the e. coli outbreak ambles 121 cases in a -- 25 states. dozens of people have been hospitalized including some with kidney failure. we have new information tonight she talked to the food safe the researcher here is jana katsuyama. >> reporter: most people think that washing produces a good thing and it is but they told me tonight how that doesn't guarantee that you are eliminating all bacteria. if you plan to have a salad with remain lettuce make sure doesn't come from yuma arizona. first district fresh fruits and vegetables -- fresh fruits and vegetables bring locals to the farmers market. >> have you been getting questions about the romaine lettuce? >> yes, i am getting several questions. they are asking where is it from? i tell them it is local. >> reporter: local california romain supplies are deemed safe but a nationwide outbreak of e. coli bacteria illnesses have been traced back to romaine lettuce from yuma arizona. the cdc reported the first death in california on wednesday. restaurants have been checking their produce supply. >> o

. >>> first the e. coli and now the lawsuits. it is linked to a family in vallejo pointing the finger at a papa murphy's peizza place. they believe the lettuce was contaminated with e. coli. three members of the family ended up in the hospital. the daughter now has a kidney malfunction. papa murphys has not commented. >>> did you feel it? a 3.2 magnitude centered north of morgan hill. to reports of any damage. plenty of people are choimiimin on the quake on our facebook page. we invite you to join the conversation. >>> in the middle of a white house discussion on sanctuary cities, president trump told jeff sessions to investigate oakland mayor, libby schaaf for obstruction of justice. the remarks drew mixed reactions in the room and strong reaction here in oakland and california. robert handa joins us with what community activists are saying tonight. robert? >> reporter: well, that's right. not too surprisingly, many people we talked to were only moldly aware of a controversy brewing, but once they realized the mayor was in the m

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. >>> still ahead, the new cdc alert on the nationwide e. coli outbreak. is romaine lettuce safe to eat again? >>> but first, royal wedding countdown, the drama over who will walk meghan markle down the aisle, and the moment she and prince harry knew they were in love. >>> back now with the countdown to the royal wedding with just three days until the big event, there is a lot of drama over who will and who won't be there for the bride, meghan markle. tonight we take you inside her romance with prince harry and reveal the moment they fell in love. here is nbc's keir simmons. >> reporter: tonight william and kate's children, prince george and princess charlotte, page boys and bridesmaids. but still no word who will walk meghan markle down the isle. it reportedly won't be the father, at the center of a british media storm over the staged paparazzi pictures. >> he sent me a message that he was undergoing heart surgeries. >> reporter: tonight telling "tmz" he's out of surgery. meghan's mom will be here, a friend from los angeles. >> requests the pleasure of th

but the centers for disease control say a nationwide outbreak of e. coliteria illnesses have been traced to lettuce from yuma, arizona which supplies most of the nation 'romaine lettuce during the winter. the cdc reported the first death wednesday in california. restaurants in san leandro have been checking their produce supplies. >> all of our produce romaine is from california. so we went on serving. i've only had a few inquiries about where the lettuce is from. >> reporter: uc berkeley food safety researchers boward says one reason for the contamination is people are eating fresh produce year around. >> it is frequently precut, bagged and mixed and so forth. that can increase the likelihood if a contamination event happened, that you would have cross contamination. >> reporter: he says that bacteria have resolved to be resilient. >> they can survive on surfaces and in soil and in water, on human hands or clothing or feet or things like that. >> i try to take as many preventative measures i can at home. washing everything thoroughly. >> reporter: even wa

the e-coli outbreak linked to lettuce is growing...area bart riders will get to experience the fleet of the future.details ahead. ( james )and a young girl is rescued from a kidnapper... and this morning the good samaritan who helped her is speaking out. and here's a live look outside... richmond san rafael bridge. (dave)seasonable temperatures will continue tomorrow followed by a warming trend into friday. some strong northeast winds will develop in the north bay mountains, east bay hills and santa cruz mountains friday night, but will mostly end by sunrise saturday. continued seasonably mild conditions saturday but then cooling into sunday as an upper low impacts the region. (robin) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( james ) a northern california mother is thanking a couple who intervened when someone tried to kidnap her daughter. it happened in the parking lot of a market in north sacramento. the 9-year-old girl was able to escape from the car before asking for help. that's when the coupl

according to the cdc, the e. colieak traced the lettuce grown in yuma, arizona sickened 132 people. >>> new concerns about lung cancer in younger women. researchers are now saying more cases in women than men between the ages of 30 and 54 are popping up. up to 20% of them are non- smokers. >> we really don't know why this is. we will have to do further research. we have looked at smoking issues. smoking patterns don't fully explain this. >> the american cancer society says lung cancer rates have generally gone down over the past two decades in both women and men. >>> some popular drugs and over- the-counter treatments may stop you from sneezing, help you sleep or make you feel better but doctors are warning there is new research that they may be bad for your brain. even years after you finish taking them. here is kpix 5's allen martin. >> reporter: a lot of smart students attended stanford university. we asked a few of them how they protect their brains. >> i like to wear my helmet when i bike. >> one of the best thin

the toddler came down with a life threatening illness link to e. coli. >> the kidney functions were dropping and hemoglogin started dropping. >> the syndrome damaged kidneys and red blood cells and still requires monitoring. >> as hshl as it is what this family has gone through it could have been worse. there is another person in california who died from this same outbreak. >> the outbreak affected 149 people in 29 states and has been traced to roe main lettuce grown in yuma area. california grown roe main said to be safe. the lawsuit seeks unspecified damages. in vallejo, eric thomas, abc 7 news. >>> and pennsylvania pennsylvania murphys just issued a statement to abc 7 news which reads the healthy and safety of customers is high priority and we strive to take every precaution to ensure the products meet strict safety and quality standards. immediately upon hearing the announcement by the cdc on april 13th out of abundance of caution we directed our system to remove product from our stores and inventory. unfortunately we can't comment on any pending le

the first death linked to an e. colis ) the victim is from california. kron 4's will tran is talking to shoppers in fremont this morning. he has the latest. will. ( james ) thanks will. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( james ) thanks will. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( darya ) we have a warning about raw oysters to tell you about. california health officials say about 100 people contracted the norovirus in the past week... after eating raw oysters from british columbia.british columbia. canada has reported more than 170 cases of norovirus. norovirus is contagious and causes inflammation of the stomach and intestines. symptoms include vomiting and fever. ( darya ) in the east bay... a hayward woman says thieves broke into her home... and got away with more than 100- thousand dollars worth of cash, jewelry and electronics. police say the home burglary happened on the southside of the city. the woman and her husband were not home at the time. they believe the thieves are trying

the romaine lettuce e. coli outbreak killed someone in california. it is unclear where in the state the person died. the outbreak spread to 25 states since is it started back in march, 121 people have gotten sick. the center for disease control is tieing it to lettuce grown in yuma, arizona. >>> another health warning. a norovirus outbreak linked to oysters. 100 people across california have contracted norovirus after eating raw oysters. the outbreak started in british columbia, four oyster farms harvested them there. the california department of health is warning people not to eat oysters from the area. health officials say the number of new illnesses is declining, but the investigation is ongoing. >>> more than 17,000 sharks fans are headed to downtown san jose as we speak for the big playoff game tonight against the golden knights, a new look at the shark tank has nothing to do with hockey. the sap center and extra security and a sign of the times. marianne favro is down on the ground level for us with the details. >> reporter: sharks fans head in

she says he came down with a life-threatening illness linked to e. coli after he ate a salad from papa murphy's. >> you think you're giving your child a healthy meal that's life-threatening. >> the pizza chain said: plus: the charges a 21- year-old man is facing as he appears before a judge today... >>> people are just walking down the street and suddenly having the necklace ripped right off their necks. it is a trend in robberies here in the east bay. we'll show you some new surveillance video as police search for suspects. >> plus, the charges a 21-year- old man is facing as he appears before a judge today following a deadly crash on a bay area freedom. the search underway >>> it was pretty frightening to see this. >> a string of violent attacks in the middle of the day in fremont all for the same purpose. the search under way for the brutal bandits. >> plus masks are being handed out to residents of hawaii's big island after a massive eruption. another could be coming soon. why the biggest threat to life is not lava or ash but gas in the air. >> and pr

the centers for disease control says the e. colibreak traced to lettuce grown around yuma, arizona sickened 172 people in 32 states. the cdc says the romaine lettuce season in the yuma area is now over and lettuce currently on the market should be safe. >>> today san francisco 49ers reuben foster will practice tomorrow. the domestic violence charge against him were dropped yesterday. a judge dismissed those charges ruling that there was not enough evidence for a trial. foster's ex-girlfriend had claimed that he beat her back in february. last week she broke down on the witness stand and said she lied. she said that she was upset that foster broke up with her. >> i think for mr. foster, he wants the publicity surrounding this case over so he can get back to his team. >> foster had a weapons charge stemming from the incident reduced to a misdemeanor. he could get community service for that charge. prosecutors say that the judge got it wrong claiming that there was enough evidence against foster to go to trial. >>> as for the team, the

. >> plus a nationwide e. coli outbreak turns deadly. where the romaine lettuce connected to the health alert is from. >> and the stock market just opened up about 10 minutes ago. let's check the big board. not a good start. the dow is down almost 200. coming up, we'll get an update from kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. you could save energy by living off the grid. completely. or... just set the washing machine to cold. do your thing. with energy upgrade california. teacher walkouts continued into the week, until the state and schools can come to a consensus. he >>> two arizona school districts are closed today. teacher walkouts continued into the week until the state and schools can come to a consensus. marchers are demanding the legislature pass a budget bill that would give them raises. they are also pushing for a 10% raise for support staff. some districts have reopened and they determined they had enough staff to teach classes. >>> a senator wrote to uber calling on the company to do the right thing when it comes to sex

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(vicki) an e-coli outbreak linked to tainted romaine lettuce is growing.r more states have reported illnesses and the c-d-c now says 149 people in 29 states have gotten sick... the problem comes from tainted romaine lettuce grown near yuma, arizona... according to the c-d-c... 64 people have been hospitalized, including 17 with kidney failure. and one person has died in california. the sick range in age from one to 88... the c-d-c says this is the largest multi-state e-coli outbreak in the u.s. in a dozen years. (grant) new tonight at nine... when you go to a doctor's appointment you put yourself in the hands of a medical professional... and most cases produce positive results... but not always. (vicki) pam moore joins us from the newsroom tonight to share one woman's heart- wrenching journey and the importance of getting a second opinion.... (pam) that's right grant and vicki ... medical errors are the third leading cause of death in the united states.... that's according to the centers for disease control and prevention. the big question - could doctors

. >> i never heard of e. coli before i got it. >> reporter: now she and her family will never forget it. >> i was crawling around the floor. it was painful. i felt like i was about to die. it was horrible. >> reporter: it started when this family came to this papa murphy's to pick up pizza and salad to take home from lunch. the pictures provided by attorneys from the hunter family. by thursday wake up with cramps and diarrhea. on friday so did her older sister. and by saturday her 3-year-old daughter was also complaining. >> just leave me alone. >> reporter: the toddler soon came down with a life threatening illness linked to e. coli. >> her kidney numbers, like her functions were dropping and her hemoglobin started dropping. >> reporter: it damaged her kidneys and red-blood cells. she still requires monitoring. >> as horrible as it is it could have been worse. there's another person in california who died from this same outbreak. >> reporter: the outbreak has affected 149 people in 29 states and has been traced t

yoho: it has e. coli, liss diphtheria, x, typhoid fever, and you can throw some asterisks in there. since the beginning of time, we life.ried to increase lieuie pasture, in 1864, discovered the benefits of heating milk to kill the microbes. hence the term pasturization. nearly 2/3 of all raw milk or raw milk products, cheese, butter, ice cream, the outbreaks that come from those involve children that are not able to make informed decisions on what to consume. according to the c.d.c., at least one child younger than 5 was involved in 46% of the raw milk product and outbreaks reported from 2007 to 2016. it is obvious and scientifically proven this amendment would threaten the health and well-being of all americans. i'm not against raw milk but if it's your cao, i think you ought to -- cow, you ought to drink it at your house and not be sold as a healthy product without contaminants. i encourage my colleagues to vote no on this amendment and i yield back to the gentleman. the chair: the gentleman yields. the gentleman from kentucky is recognized. mr. massie: may i ask the chair how muc

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jillian: more illnesses being reported from that let us tainted with e. coligood news. rob: tracy carrasco in her matching suit. i thought my suit was olive but it is not. >> the cdc says it is unlikely anyone will get sick from this lettuce because it is not likely to be on the market at restaurants or grocery stores even though we see the number going up slightly they added 23 new cases bringing the total up to 172 people sick with that tainted lettuce getting sick with e. coli. one person has died, 75 hospitalized. they traced it to yuma, arizona but not a specific source so they are trying to figure that one out. rob: eat spinach. let's talk about doughnuts. >> krispy kreme has a new blueberry glazed donut for one week only. it will be available may 21st through the 27th. they had people pick four flavors, lemon, caramel, blueberry, lemon won which we tried on the show but they decided to give one of the runners-up a try so they are making blueberry glazed donuts. jillian: no one like your favorite, mabel. >> i'm excited for blueberry. i think it will be g

she then tested positive for e. coli.apa murphy's is also being sued by families in vallejo and rockland. the latest lawsuit comes days after the cdc said it is now safe to eat romaine lettuce. so far 39 people in california were affected by the bacteria, california had the only death connected to the contaminated lettuce. >>> a brewery that claimed to make the first cannabis beer in the state has been ordered to stop, black hammer brewing introduced toque back mountain brew last month. since then it has expanded the line to include eight different cannabis beers, now federal agents have stepped in. it is because hemp is not a standard ingredient in beer and black hammer did not apply for a special permit, the chronicle reports there are many foods including passionfruit and rosewater that would also need special permits to be added to the beer. >>> today both republicans and democrats will be meeting with top officials from the doj and intelligence officials, they are expected to talk about the fbi informant who reported

gerri: to e. coli outbreak finally over. the cdc just ahead." continues right now. 5:32 a.m. in new york on thursday, may 17th. i'm gerri willis. >> good morning. i'm cheryl casone. you train it healthy and e. coli break comes into it to you. gerri: sailor from the letters. kim jong un threatens to cancel next month's summit with president trump in singapore. meanwhile, the president saying he will astound the demutualization. daniel davis is a senior fellow for defense priorities. the virginia gop chairman. in what is increasingly looking like on-again off-again talks with the u.s., north korea, south korea offering to serve as an intermediary and these talks. how about were given the president taking charge? >> although do is get fed up because there is no doubt president trump is the one in charge and this is a negotiation ultimately between president trump in the intermediary role to facilitate out. there was anything goes in place. cheryl: "the wall street journal" has a fantastic story today detailing how north korea has repeatedly, over

in an e-coli outbreak linked to romaine lettuce.the c-d-c now says, 149 people in 29 states have gotten sick it is unclear if the new illnesses are still occuring. there has been a lag in reporting. and the most recent illness began two weeks ago. at least 64 people have been hospitalized with e-coli ... including 17 people with kidney failure.. one person has died in california. (ken) a close encounter for one kayaker who came very close to a great white shark. kron4's rob fladeboe met the man and heard how he escaped danger and why there is no shark warning following the sighting. rob fladeboe/seacliff state beach :....it's rare to see a shark from the beach here at seacliff state beach but they are spotted all the time from the air and yesterday was no exception..."giancarlo thomae/fell into water near shark "...i saw him briefly, about 30 seconds before but i had no clue he was still there....""marine biologist giancarlo thomae was paddling his kayak near the cement ship on tuesday looking for sharks when he found one, getting a

northern california to sue papa murphy'sthey are accusing that re serving salad contaminated with e. coliteria. the lawsuit claims the customer, kathy mcgregor, became ill after eating a salad at the pizza chain's restaurant and then tested positive for e. coli. papa murphy's is also being sued i families in vallejo and in rockland. this latest lawsuit comes days after the centers for disease control announced it's now safe to eat romaine lettuce. so far, 39 people in california were affected by that bacteria. california reports the only deaths linked to contaminated lettuce. >>> 49ers are going back to super bowl glory. for one of the uniforms that they will wear this year. we will give you a little sneak peek at that new jersey the team will wear to honor the 1994 super bowl winning team. >>> if you're hitting the road this memorial day weekend, you can expect high gas prices and some bad traffic. i will have more on those peak times you may want to avoid. >>> you can also expect some very active weather, at least for the first half. the latter half of looks pretty good. some rain and t

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in nationwide outbreak of e. coli bacteria illnesses have been traced to contaminated lettuce from yuma, arizona. which supplies most of the nation's romaine lettuce during the winter. the cdc reported the first death wednesday in california. restaurants such as paradiso have been checking their produce supplies. >> all of our romaine is from california. i've only had a few inquiries about where our lettuce is from. >> reporter: one reason for the widespread contamination is that consumers are eating fresh produce year-round. >> it's very frequently pre-cut, bagged, mixed, and that can increase the likelihood that such a contamination invent did happen. >> reporter: bacteria has evolved to be resilient. >> they can survive on surfaces, on machinery, in soils, in water. on human hands or clothing or feet or things like that. >> i tried to take as many preventative measures as i can at home like washing everything thoroughly. >> reporter: bauer says in general even washing produce may not eliminate all bacteria. >> some