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they say the e coli was a factor in their deaths on bothjohn and susan.susan, they believe the e coli cause the infection it was linked to gastroenteritis and led to her death. and these findings appear to confirm what thomas cook found through his independent experts. they told us last week that he found high levels of e coli bacteria at the hotel. at that time, they said they could not linked e coli to the couple‘s death. now the couple were on holiday with their daughter, kelly who has previously spoken to the bbc. she‘s described these findings by the egyptian authorities as utter rubbish. she doesn‘t believe them. she believes the authorities here are trying to blame someone. what she wants now is a new postmortem carried out on the bodies of her parents. repatriated and flown back to the uk and she‘s hoping that a new postmortem will then establish what she believes is the real cause of death. and egypt‘s minister of tourism has issued a statement saying ‘the causes of death, e—coli bacteria, were medically determined by a team of internationally ac

authorities found e. coli in the water system at the facility in hawaii.r 6th and 21st. >>> a 74-year-old man found alive in a senior apartment complex in washington, d.c. five days after it caught fire. washington's mayor said no one knew he was missing. he was found by crews assessing damage. some doors swelled because of the heat and workers had to use crowbars to get it open. first responders rescued residents and thought everyone was accounted for. the man is expected to be okay. >>> the indonesian teenager plucked from the sea after 49 days. the 19-year-old was working off the coast of indonesia. he told cnn indonesia in july, strong waves caused the anchor rope to break. the platform drifted to guam and many ships passed by. he was able to attract attention of a cargo ship. he was treated and examined by the japanese coast guard and returned to indonesia. he filtered the seawater through his clothes to get enough fresh water. i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. it is national voter registration day. "new day" starts now. with rod rosenstein on

the couple's only daughter has told the bbc‘s she believes the e coli findings are not true.hey died. my daughter said they could smell something that was a little bit funny that wasn't right. all they did was spray a little perfume to try to eliminate the smell. they then fell asleep. the public prosecutor confirmed today that smell was insecticide used in the adjacent room but it wasn't related to their death. kelly is hoping a further postmortem carried out in this country may provide answers to the questions she still has. the headlines on bbc news: leading pro—brexit conservative mps insist they are not planning to oust theresa may, despite meeting to discuss alternatives to the prime minister's chequers proposals, including plans to avoid a hard border on the island of ireland. russian president vladimir putin describes the two men accused of poisoning sergei and yulia skripal in salisbury as civilians, not criminals. egypt's public prosecutor says e.coli was a factor in the death of a british couple at a hotel in the resort of hurghada. the inquests into the death of f

their only daughter told the bbc she believes the e. coliiously spoken of a strange smell in their room the night before they died. -- are not true. my daughter said she smelt something funny that was not right for that they sprayed perking to try to eliminate the smell and then fell asleep. the public prosecutor confirmed the smell was an insecticide used in the adjacent room but it was not linked to their death. kelly is hoping a further postmortem in this country may provide answers to the questions she still has. the archbishop of canterbury has called for the rollout of universal credit to he halted, in a strongly worded attack on the government's flagship welfare policy. justin welby also hit out at zero—hours contracts and the gig economy, telling delegates at the tuc conference that injustice against workers still exists. today, there are some who view that kind of oppression of the employed asa kind of oppression of the employed as a virtue. the gig economy, zero—hours contracts, is nothing new. it is simply the reincarnation ofan n

in the case of his wife, susan, they believe the e. colint experts. they told us last week they found high levels of e. coli bacteria at the hotel in hurghada, that at the time, thomas cook said they could not link e. coli to the couple's death. the couple were on holiday with their daughter who has previously spoken to the bbc. she has described these findings by the egyptian authorities as utter rubbish. she does not believe them. she believes the authorities are trying to blame someone. authorities are trying to blame someone. what she wants now is a new postmortem carried out on the bodies of her parents. they were repatriated and flown back to the uk. she is hoping a new postmortem will then establish what she believes is the real cause of death. iam i am pleased by that because, full disclosure, susan was my father's cousin and she was a bridesmaid at his wedding so we are glad to have some answers for that because the family have found it very difficult in the last few weeks and so our sympathies to them. 0ur sympathies to them. our

at that time, they said they could not linked e coli to the couple's death.elly who has previously spoken to the bbc. she's described these findings by the egyptian authorities as utter rubbish. she doesn't believe them. she believes the authorities here are trying to blame someone. what she wants now is a new postmortem carried out on the bodies of her parents. this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. our lead story is? forecasters are warning that the most powerful storm in nearly three decades to threaten the carolina states, on the us east coast, is expected to strengthen over the coming hours. this week marks ten years since the global financial crisis began — and we're going to take some time now to look at its impact. it was on september 15th, 2008 that the lehman brothers bank filed for bankruptcy. it had been one of the largest investment banks in america. but its share price told the story — investors didn't believe it had a future — and they were right. what followed cost millions of people theirjobs and their homes. samira hussain report

an e-coli outbreak linked to ground beef has turned deadly.ill meat solutions" has recalled nearly 133-thousand pounds of ground chuck. federal officials say 18 people who ate the meat got sick... and one person died. we have details on our website - kron4 dot com. the ground chuck should be thrown away or you can return it to the store. ( marty )a new study finds one in 11 middle and high school students in the u-s has vaped marijuana. that adds up to more than 2 million young people. this is according to a national youth tobacco survey. health experts say this finding adds to evidence that the growing vaping trend is affecting kids' developing brains and acting as a gateway to other drugs. ( marty )a new study finds that a daily dose of aspirin may not do you any good. according to the findings, people who took low doses of aspirin every day didn't necessarily benefit over those who took a placebo. scientists say that healthy people who take asprin are likely wasting their money. but when in doubt... researchers say people should talk about

. >> so we're going to collect the water sample to test for e. coli floodwaters' e. coli and coliform levels were alarming. >> we saw elevated levels of coliform and this represents the presence of organisms that could cause disease in some individuals. >> reporter: the e. coli numbers, more than 125 times higher than the epa recommended exposure for swimming. and 15 higher than the standard set for wading. now as another massive storm batters the east coast, residents preparing for dangers they can and can't see. and, guys, i've spent quite a bit of time in flood zones and can tell you that rescuers and sick, violently ill being in the waters. you have to be careful. just because you don't see anything in the water doesn't mean that it won't make you feel bad later. guys. >> it's a really good point and a really good reason for you to be careful, eva. thank you very much for your coverage and, again, you and your team please stay safe. and we're going to be right back with much more on florence. withnew cheese cupsow's you can snack wherever, however

el estiÉrcol de los cerdos contiene la bacteria e coli que enferma humanos y daÑa la vida silvestre.granjas pusieras y porcinas. en carolina del norte hay 60 granjas avÍcolas inundadas. y por si esto fuera poco hay 2500 sitios para depositar desechos peligrosos que estÁn en zonas de inundaciÓn. muchos de estos quÍmicos relaciones con problemas de salud como el cÁncer. las autoridades no reportan daÑos hasta el momento pero mandarÁn equipos a evaluar los depÓsitos. el impacto ecolÓgico que ha dejado florence apenas comienza a vislumbrarse. cabe mencionar que alrededor de 30 granjas estÁn totalmente incomunicadas y a medida que pasan los dÍas estos animales tiene que ser alimentados y la gente no tiene acceso para poder llevarles los alimentos. eso es todo por mi parte. patricia: parece que va a ser lenta la recuperaciÓn. y vamos a cambiar de tema. vamos a hablar de la polÍtica nacional. la confirmaciÓn del juez brett kavanaugh nominado a la corte suprema continÚa en suspenso. la bancada demÓcrata estÁ pidiendo que el fbi realice una investigaciÓn mientras que el comitÉ judicial del se

no illnesses have been reported impossible e. coli. >>> the sudden closure of the sales force transit center has agencies rerouting routes today. we spoke with commuters and what you can expect for your morning commute. >>> a vote to increase accountability it with charter schools. the demographic is being excluded from charter schools.

it has emerged that e. coli was one cause of the deaths ofjohn and susan cooper in egypt.thomas cook moved tourists to other hotels asa cook moved tourists to other hotels as a precaution. our correspondent sarah campbell is with me to give us the latest on this. john and susan cooper died on the 2ist john and susan cooper died on the 21st of august. it is three weeks since the family has been waiting to hear what happened was the egyptian general prosecutor has released a statement following the autopsy is saying what they believe had happened. john cooper is 69 for that they talk about an underlying heart problem and they say his death when he tested positive for e. coli bacteria which cause the beer —— caused severe diarrhoea and vomiting was because of the underlying heart problems it led to severe gastroenteritis and his death. susan cooper did not have any underlying heart problems but she also tested positive for the bacteria and she was in the early stages of something called hus, a serious complication that a small percentage of people affected with e. coli can ge

. >>> more than 6,600 tons of ground beef has been recalled due to e. coli. one person has died and 18 have become sick with e. coli. the recalled meat was produced june 21st. the usda is concerned that some tainted meat may be in freezers. check your freezer for that label. >>> at least 57 detroit public schools tested positive for high levels of copper or lead in drinking water. last month, the district had to turn off the drinking water if all buildings because of the elevated levels of copper and lead. lead consumption can be harmful to children causing impaired doi cognition. this is so dangerous to have lead in the water for those kids who are literally drinking it every day. >> how long does the city of detroit have to suffer with this issue? we have a similar issue in my hometown. it is being cleaned up over the weekend. it doesn't make sense the delay there. >>> speaking of delays. last time the cleveland browns won a football game, president trump had not yet taken office. nearly two years it's been. baker mayfield, the hero. we'll show you what hap

nearly 133,000 pounds of ground beef is being recalled because of possible e. coli contamination. 1 person has died and 18 others have gotten sick. this involves meat solution products. that was produced on june 21st and distributed nationwide. the usda mark on the package says est 86-r. we have all of the details on that recall at abc7news.cabc7nec >>> many foarmers after their olive trees produced nothing. they are blaming that short fall on unusual weather. but the olive oil output can vary drastically from year to year. >>> if you haven't heard of korean pop or k-pop, you will soon. the k-pop band bts sold out sold oracle arena. and a group met downtown to look at the k-pop phenomenon. >> reporter: k-pop fanatics filled the plaza cesar chavez. this is the dance class that explores a different music genre. popping up this week is k-pop. >> it's like korean break dancing, if you will. >> reporter: the bts brought out thousands. fans lined up days in advance to get a good spot in front of the stage. >> i get crazy when i hear their songs. i'm shook. i'm like, i hav

cells and trying to see if the e. coli could dissolve some would.that first round didn't work. then he started looking for, let's figure out how the process works in the termites, and eventually one of the people in the book is a physicist who came and in these discussions and said you need understand the principle. he sort of took this in a different direction of trying to understand the principles rather than the specifics basically, what the termite does is look up a kid they don't think you understand for at least 20 years. and termites have, we know so little about what's going on some of the termite genes that we don't know, but at the same time the price of oil fell. they were making progress on making biofuel at the price still, gasoline isn't four dollars a a gallon is going toe really hard to make gasoline that is competitive in the marketplace. they ended up making two two biofuels that about $20 a gallon. they both ended up being used by the military as far as i know, i think other industrial application. >> thank you very much. >> thank

nearly 133,000 pounds of ground beef is being recalled due to possible e. coli.ne person has died. at least 18 others have gotten sick. it affects a dozen different cargill meat. it was produced june 21st and distributed nationwide. usda inspection mark says est. 86 r you can find all the details on abc7news.com. >>> wells fargo plans to cut 10% of its workforce. that's over the next three years. that could be tens of thousands of jobs lost. they have about 265,000 workers right now. they plan to cut through attrition and layoffs. the ceo says changes are needed because customers are turning more to digital banking. >>> governor brown vetoed a bill that would have required middle and high schools to start classes after 8:30 a.m. brown agreed with the bill's opponents. they say class schedules should be left to local control. supporters say a later start time is better for student health. >>> korean pop or k-pop is growing in popularity in the bay area. just last week, the k-pop boy band bts sold out at oracle arena. fans met in downtown san jose for a crash cours

grocery chains may have sold beef contaminated with e-coli. the u.s. department of agriculture says some of the 66 tons of ground beef recalled last week may have been sold. you could have bought the meat at a target, safeway or sam's club. cargill meat solutions recalled more than 132,000 pounds of ground beef on september 19th, because of possible e-coli contamination. at least one person has died and 17 people have gotten sick. check your freezer. we'll be back after the break. n happening while you get ready. his accuser is going to testify -- we )ll bring it to you live. and we )re tracking the commute nightmare surrounding the transbay transit center. join us tomorrow from you could generate your own energy, at home. california. or to save energy, ergy upge the kids up and ask "how was schoolright. don't be jealous. i'll tell you a secret about my life. every weekday, i pick up my kids at school. and i ask them, how was school? and you know what, i'm hoping maybe they'll have something interesting, but not like this. this is yesterday's answer fr

. >>> more than 6,600 tons of ground beef recalled due to e. coli outbreak.ompany cargill meat solutions says the beef was distributed nationwide. it was produced june 21st. there is a concern it may still be in your freezer. the beef produced under a number of brand names. for a complete list, see our story on cnn.com. >>> at least 57 detroit public schools tested positive for high levels of copper or lead or both in drinking water. results for 17 more schools are spending. the district had to shut off water last month because it s w showed elevated levels of copper and lead. l lead consumption can be harmful for children and cause behavior problems and delayed puberty. >> because of the expense of gutting and redoing the plumbing, they are bringing in water bubble service by companies that bring the water in just because the risk for children is too high. >> it is hard to believe. flint was reported in 2014. >>> ahead, it took almost two years, but the cleveland browns and their fans can finally embrace a victory. coy wire is here with what baker mayfield p

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. >>> a ground beef producer issued a major recall because of a deadly e. coli recalling nearly 133,000 pounds of ground chuck over concerns that it may be infected with e. coli. 18 people who ate the meat became sick, one died. the recalled meat was produced june 21st and distributed nationwide. the usda inspection mark on the package says if you still have ground chuck in your freezer with that mark, return it to the store. for more details, go to abc7news.com. >>> important new consumer protection is about to kick in. starting tomorrow, the three major credit reporting agencies, equifax, experian and transunion are required to offer you a credit freeze free of charge. it prevents lenders from looking at the account. it's intended to stop financial -- from i.d. theft. here in california, it used to cost or still do today, $10 for each reporting agency and another $10 for each if you remove the freeze. not anymore. all free beginning tomorrow. >>> another major retailer is gearing up for the holidays. kohl's is set to hire 90,000 seasonal workers for the 1100 s

nearly 133,000 pounds of ground beef is being recalled due to possible e. coli. e person has died. at least 18 others have gotten sick. it affects a dozen different cargill meat. usda inspection mark says e is st. 86 r >> wells fargo plans to cut 10% of its workforce. that could be tens of thousands of jobs lost. they have about 265,000 workers right now. they plan to cut through attrition and layoffs. the ceo says changes are needed because customers are turning more to digital banking. >>> governor brown vetoed a bill that would have required middle and high schools to start classes after 8:30 a.m. brown agreed with the bill's opponents. a later start time is better for student health. >> k-pop is growing in popularity in the bay area. just last week, the k-pop boy band bts sold out at oracle arena. >> fans met in downtown san jose for a crash course in k-pop choreography. amanda del castillo has our story >> reporter: flashing lights and k-pop fanatics filled the plaza on thursday. this is all part of san jose city dance series which offers free dance lessons o

.>> you are going to want to check your edef may have beenaint t e. coli. e person has die and 17 others sick after eating it. it includes 3, 10 and 20-pound packs of b groundf sold under the following brands. our certified, excel, sterling silver, certified and fire river farms. theyave a use by date of july 11th. the plant p thatduced it say they are still working on identifying the retailers that the beef was sent to. you can for now find all the hidetails on recall on our inning washington app. >> a reminder, you will not be able to drive or even walk across the arlington bridge this weekend. crews are closing all the lanes. you'll need to use an alternative route until monday morning and then it should be backute. >>> there have been a number of ashes on i-66. just yesterday a 21-year-old from manassas was killed when his car and three trucks collided. all of this is happening in. >> reporter: take a ilook. th the new reality along an already intense commuting corridor. construction rightext to heavy, heavy traffic. now more than ever, lanes switch and

an e-coli outbreak linked to ground beef has turned deadly.housand pounds of ground chuck. federal officials say 18 people who ate the meat got sick... and one person died. we have details on our website - kron4 dot com. the ground chuck should be thrown away or you can return it to the store. ( james ) a mural in san francisco's mission district -- honoring hispanic heritage -- that was repeatedly vandalized .... has been now restored and revamped.( darya ) kron4's maureen kelly talked to one of the artists behind the mural... he explains the change in design. he has a crack in his ear, but it's protected it's all good carlos kookie gonzlez is checking out his recently updated mural....now it's centerpieces are civil rights leaders cesar chavez and dolores huerta....but that wasn't always the case.when he first helped create it back in the 80's...it was simply snapshots of people in the neighborhood.this is my best friend johnny's mom and big sister when she was a baby. then 10 years later i the now retired probation officer added cultural ic

cargo meat solutions is recalling more than 132,000 pounds of ground beef due to a suspected e-coli outbreakkilled one person and sickened at least 17 others. the meet was distributed nationwide by these brands. excel, fire river farms sterling. they have a user freeze by date. regulators advise people to return it or throw it away. >>> there's a recall in cars because of a fire hazard. the issue is a leak in the antibrake pump which can cause an electrical short. affects 2016 to 2010 murano, 2016 through 2017 maximas 2017 through 2018 pathfinder, and the 2017 infinity. qx 60. nissan advises drivers who see the antibrake warning light on for more than ten stokds park their vehicle outdoors. ? >> ath zon unveils new products. in all, amazon introduced 70 new products. they include a microwave that can be told to defrost or heat and a talking wall clock that can be directed to set an alarm. and it changes for daylight savings time automatically. anne-marie. >> not bad. diane king hall at the new york stock exchange. thanks a lot. >> thank you, anne-marie. >>> still to come, an update on one of

egypt's public prosecutor says e. coli led to the death of a british couple at a hotel.he russian president says the two men accused of poisoning surrogate and julia skripal in salisbury are civilians and not criminals. battening down the hatches, mandatory evacuation orders are issued as several american states prepare for the arrival of hyuri kaymer florence. —— hurricane florence. in a moment, it will be time for sports day. first of all, a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news. we will hear how a chart—topping podcast series has brought about new searches by police in australia for a woman who vanished more than three decades ago. how is america preparing for the arrival of florence? we will be keeping a close eye on the storm's progress throughout the evening and we will be asking what the country has learned from the devastation wrought by previous hyuri kane ‘s. can mark soderberg fix facebook before it breaks democracy? the question posed by beyond 100 days, who hears from a journalist who spent the summer with the facebook boss to pick his brai

. >> as part of an e. coli outbreak that has killed one person and sickened 17 others. >> the robocall problem in the u.s. is an epidemic. >> a new report predicts by next year, nearly half of all calls made to cell phones will be a scam call. >> newly released documents show the prototypes for president trump's border wall are all vulnerable to being breached. >> in at least one case, teams were able to make the wall unstable and it almost collapsed. test test tested today the an versary of hurricane maria which devastated puerto rico. >> it is almost like we have woken up from a severe trauma. >> >> glor: this is our western edition. good evening, i'm jeff glor. we're going to begin tonight with a mass shooting today in maryland. it happened at a rite-aid distribution center about 35 miles northeast of baltimore. police say that a 26-year-old woman armed with a handgun opened fire on coworkers. three were killed, three others hurt. police say the woman then shot herself, and she later died. it was the third m

thomas cook had previously said tests identified a high level of e. coliegion today to test a way of dispensing bubbly to future space tourists. the mumm champagne house has commissioned a high—tech twin—chambered bottle to cope with zero gravity. and to bring in some extra pr! time for a look at the weather. here‘s ben. i want to start off with a check on hurricane florence. you can see it on the satellite picture. a short time ago, this was a category for hurricane. most forecast models take this over the next couple of days towards the carolinas, where it is expected to bring huge amounts of rain, damaging winds and really dangerous weather. back home, things are quieter. we have this stripe of cloud which has been bringing some outbreaks of rain and behind that, we‘re getting into some cooler and fresh air. most of sending the afternoon with some weather. pushing the last remnants of that front away to the south—east. another front pushing into scotland. rain, it will turn windy. elsewhere, it is going to turn into a chilly night, particularly across c

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on the bodies of a british couple who died while on holiday last month suggest that the cause was e colim burnley were staying in the resort of hurghada when they fell seriously ill. our correspondent, sarah campbell, is here. what have you learned? it is now more than three weeks since the couple died within hours of each other and the egyptian authorities have released results, postmortem results, and they say they both died asa results, and they say they both died as a result of complications from ecoli infections. mr cooper, 69, had underlying heart problems. they say thatis underlying heart problems. they say that is why his reaction was so catastrophic. and mrs cooper, 63, was in the early stages of a syndrome which is a rare and more severe reaction to ecoli. thomas cook, which removed 300 guests from the hotel immediately after the news of these deaths, conducted a study, the results of which said there were higher levels of ecoli at the hotel. they are looking at the report today. i have spoken to mr and mrs coopehs today. i have spoken to mr and mrs cooper's only daughter, on h

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high levels of e—coli bacteria were found at a hotel in egypt where a british couple died last month.ing their stay with thomas cook at the steigenburger aqua magic hotel on the red sea. the exact cause of their deaths is still unknown. the tour operator apologised, saying standards were below what it expects and it is committing more resources to tackle hygiene at hotels with high sickness levels. mps are expected to vote later on government's plans to ban what's known as upskirting — when a photo or video is secretly taken up a woman's skirt. some mps are backing an amendment to the proposed law which would see misogyny classed as a hate crime — meaning those convicted of upskirting could face tougher sentences. sima kotecha reports. being harassed for being a woman. it happened to rosie. we were dancing sort of in a group with all my friends and there was these guys literally just going along and swiping everyone's bums as they went along. and now some politicians want tough punishments for those guilty of misogyny — the hatred, contempt or prejudice of women. someone just seeing y

they did this computer analysis so the naked them into the e. coli to see if that would dissolve some void. that first round did not work. so let's figure out how the process works. and then a physicist said you need to understand the principle. p took in a different direction to understand the principles they think it is so complicated they don't think they will understand it for 20 years. we know so little about their genes that the same time they were making progress on biofuel gasoline is not four dollars a gallon it will be hard to make gasoline made out of grass that is competitive. so to biofuels are around $20 a gallon. now they are used by the military but have also other industrial applications. >> so i understand dave's also have looked at other rates? how does that work? >> that was fascinating. with an ongoing controversy how the termite mounds in africa. early on it was thought they acted like a chimney made by fungus and the termite and sometimes there was a discussion with a hole in the top like a perfume sprayer. but then scott to tr

including e-coli. some people in the marijuana industry argue that the standards are too strict.e rate. (pam) new at 6 tonight. despite efforts to curb electric scooters from taking over san francisco... services such as lime and bird ... continue to spread here and across the country. just today .. the first lime bikes debuted in kansas city. (pam) but from coast to coast... along with the rollout of these electric scooters... comes an increase in injuries and emergency room visits.(ken) this is leading experts to question their safety. joining us now to talk about this from washington d-c.... peter holley from the washington post ... they have been pouring into emergency rooms around the nation all summer, their bodies bearing a blend of injuries that doctors normally associate with victims of car wrecks - broken noses, wrists and shoulders, facial lacerations and fractures, as well as the kind of blunt head trauma that can leave brains permanently damaged.when doctors began asking patients to explain their injuries, many were surprised to learn that the surge of broken body pa

cargo recalled the beef saying it could be contaminated with e. coli. abc7news.com. >>> don't have time for a workout? qui ten minutes may be enough. >>> passengers from a volaris flight strand at sfo. >>> a new problem for tesla this morning. how elon >>> good morning. it's tuesday, september 25th. thanks for joining us. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. we have red flag warning in some spots, huh, mike? >> yeah, that's the big story. here's a look at areas in red above 1,000 feet. in solanis county it's down to o 1,000 feet. santa rosa, petaluma, eighth of a mile. three around half moon bay. we have some dangerously low visibility there. that will continue through the morning commute. we'll be cloudy at the coast, low 60s. 73 to 79 around the bay from noon to 4:00. at 7:00, upper 70s inland. cool, upper 50s at the coast. here's sue with a look at the morning commute. >> we still have this b.a.r.t. delay, about 20 minutes in the recovery phase. police activity at the bay fair station. that apparently has been

we've seen salmonella, e. coli becoming problematic across the affected parts of the world.ects and wi wildlife. it's a dangerous area for people to be in. >> thank you, pedram. we'll check back in next hour. >>> thousands have who have been evacuated from the carolinas, have not been able to return to their homes. and many don't know how much they've lost to the floods. but now, they can check the property online. new high-definition images taken by planes shows specific details by the areas most devastated. the imagery helms emergency responders know which areas need the most help. new photos are taken daily and are posted on the noaa administration. >>> thank you for joining us this hour. connect with me anytime on twitter. and i'll be back with another hour of news in a moment. you're watching cnn. stick around. one last year these womenn i started seeing results. and hundreds of thousands more tried revitalift triple power. with hyaluronic acid and pro-xylane. it visibly reduces wrinkles, refirms and smooths texture. guaranteed or your money back. revitalift triple powe

a group sued the city after e. coli and fecal matter turned up in their drinking water. >> bart is assisting tonight information collected by surveillance cameras at an east bay bart station never made it into the hands of i.c.e. for 8 month last year bart admits a license plate reader was accidentally turned on at the macarthur station parking garage. data went to the northern california regional intelligence center. the citizens coalition called oakland privacy reported i.c.e. could access the information. today, bart said none of the data was shared with immigration authorities. >> i am in agreement that they need to do something and not survey the public without transparency. >> today the board gave preliminary approval to turn the plate readers:on. a final vote will have to be taken later this month. meanwhile, bart police have asked that the previously recorded plate information be deleted. >> bart is also defending itself about an ad at 2 of its stations in san francisco. a message on the billboards wreath histor

a major recall alert to tell you about-- (catherine) an e-coli outbreak blamed on ground beef has turnedeadly federal officials say 'cargill meat solutions' has recalled nearly 133-thousand pounds of ground chuck. eighteen people who ate the meat became sick-- one of them died. we have details on our website - kron4 dot com. the ground chuck should be thrown away or you can return it to the store. (ryan) sometimes -- fast food is the only option. but you can still be healthy -- even if you grab something from the drive-through. dietitians say when ordering fast food -- think veggies first like salads. they recommend, around half your plate to be full of vegetables. but salads can pack a calorie punch with all the different toppings like breaded fried chicken or having a lot of cheese... so the best advice is to stay away from those. also -- skip the fries and don't order a soda with your meal. if you take a moment to consider your diet -- dieticians believe fast food can still be, healthy food. (catherine) changes are coming to kids' meals in california.. governor brown signed a law toda

company recalling all products produced on the big island earlier this month because of possible e. coliin the water system. it includes mauna loa products from lowest roasted, salted, maui onion garlic. chocolate macadamia nuts. two short bread cookies produced through the 21st of this year. >>> the national transportation safety board says vehicles need better headlights. the ntsb proposed implementing headlight performance ratings as well as changing hood and bumper designs to minimize injuries in a car/pedestrian matchup. >>> nearly 23,000 people who lost money in a cramming scheme will be getting at least some of the money back. cramming, you may remember, is charging a customer's phone bill for products never requested, generally never agreed to, nor seen. the ftc says a number of companies sent out text messages, including celebrity goss gossip, more scopes and fun facts and added monthly subscription fees to the consumer's phone bills for the texts. the average refund check is $93. >>>ki do itestedn doughnuts. don't worry. it's not what you think. the company announced it's drop

. >>> check your freezer. 130,000 pounds of ground beef is being recalled due to possible e. colits a dozen different cargill meat solutions products. it was produced june 21st. usda says est 86-r inside. they issued a similar recall last month for ground beef produced august 16th. you can find all the details on abc7news.com. >>> now to an emotional reunion for an east bay woman more than 30 years in the making. a pleasanton woman named renee found her long lost brother with the help of a dna test. good morning america is featuring their story. renee and brother justin were born in south korea. they were separated when they were very young. both were adopted by parents in america. he grew up in salem, oregon. she grew up here in pleasanton. the dna test 23andme led them to this moment. >> i knew about him all of this time. i just never thought i'd ever meet him. so this is really amazing. we came from the same parents which is blowing my mind because i have never known anyone related to me, and i never thought i would. >> they hadn't seen each other in 34 years. the two are now i

that's why we have e-coli on vegetables is from sick animals, you know? it's not nice., who are doing it right, but who aren't able to work within the system, because it's kind of corporate. >> stephen: so we have a clip here. i believe this is one of the good farmers. do you happen to know what we're about to see here? >> i don't know which one this is. >> stephen: it's a chicken farmer, i believe. >> oh, is it frank with the turkeys? >> stephen: i didn't meet him. ( laughter ) i'm being told it's frank with the turkeys. >> okay, okay. >> stephen: jim, let's meet frank. >> i have done everything to bring those birds into existence. i have their parents, their grandparents. i gather the eggs, i set the eggs, i wash the eggs. i spend hours and days taking care of them as babies, and months being with them in the pasture. some of the lines i have here, this truly is the last of them on earth. >> stephen: so, that's a guy who raises chickens and turkeys in what you would consider a humane way, or more humane way? >> yes. >> stephen: okay, so the film is not, like, "don't e

, our crew knows all too well, it was last year during harvey that we were exposed to a strand of e. coli and lyme disease. you're putting your life and the lives of first responders at risk. >> they should leave while they have time left. nick valencia, thank you very much. let's turn to the director of the national weather service. thank you very much for coming in. >> thank you for having me. >> so what's the biggest threat from this monster storm right now? >> there are three threats. we have the surge associated with the storm as it moves towards the coast, especially. very heavy rains. as you saw, we're now predicting over 40 inches of rain to occur in parts of north carolina. and, of course, the winds. you put them all together, and you have some devastating impact that's going to affect a large number of people for a long period of time. >> the east coast doesn't often see a hurricane of this enormity, this magnitude. give us some perspective on what this one is like compared to previous. >> well, i was just going to emphasize, as we see, these storms have their unique characteris

testing found unacceptable levels of pesticides, solvents and bacteria, including e. coli and salmonella, but in smaller numbers. some industry experts say the standards are too strict. the state is considering revamping testing rules. >>> more to come here from new york to san francisco, the services marking the darkest days in american history. >> on september 11th, 2001, a band of brave patriots turned the side on our nation's enemies and joined the immortal ranks of american heroes. >> still to come, remembering the heroes of 9/11. >>> and the two major storms closing in on the u.s. coast right now. >>> and taking a look outside right now, the san francisco skyway on this tuesday. as you can see, ouch. the cars coming towards you are ...and get the brands youshion want.... check this out. ...at "oh, yeah" prices. from the latest trends to your favorite brands, it feels even better when you find them for less. at the ross fall fashion event. yes for less. it'ng moneyith flexible c. this is customizable str...whatever size.r family. live tv and the latest shows to stream

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the mottola company recalling thousands of macadamia nuts because they could be exposed to e. coli. company says they found bacteria and the well water that surprised -- supply the company factory. anyone to purchase enough after september 6 should return them to the store. the company has asked all retailers to pull products from store shelves. no illnesses have been reported in connection to the recall. pam cook and the newsroom and that is a look at dollars and offense. >>> coming up, a major closer -- major closure impacted commuters in san francisco. what we are learning about a crack discovered at the new $2.2 billion transit center coming your way. >>> we are preparing in washington for a huge hearing tomorrow involving supreme court nominee, brett kavanaugh and his accuser. i am doug luzader in washington and we will have more on that, just ahead. struck will be a tough commute east bay. westbound 24 a little slow getting up towards lafayette. >>> still tracking inland heated today and the hottest location in the mid-90s but eventually raindrops could headed towards the bay

an e-coli outbreak linked to ground beef has turned deadly.deral officials say 18 people who ate the meat got sick... and one person died. we have details on our website - kron4 dot com. the ground chuck should be thrown away or you can return it to the store. ( darya )coming up at 9 on the kron 4 morning news ... rising concerns with e-scooters ... as emergency rooms see more people coming in with injuries. and here's a live look outside... golden gate bridge... much like yesterday it will be another hot day for much of the bay. temperatures will boost back into the upper 80's and low 90's inland with 60's and 70's closer to the coast. skies will remain sunny and dry all day long much like yesterday with a relatively fog free morning to start this last day of summer. working into fall ahead of us expect temperatures to remain above average and for skies to remain clear and dry. ( james ) ( james ) coming up in the next hour... the pittsburg police department is investigating an officer's use of force... after video of an arrest goes viral. we