should take steps to prevent infections in humans -- including having a vet on hand, installing handwashing stations around the swine exhibit, and limiting the time pigs are at the fairground to three days. after petting an animal, to eat until after they've washed their hands or at least used hand sanitizers. all visitors should avoid putting their hands on their faces or in their mouths while at the fair. most importantly, experts say everyone six months and older should get yearly flu shots. according to that c-d-c report, no cases of h3n2v were reported in iowa however, between 2011 and 2013, there were three cases of the disease reported. still to come on the k-w-w-l news at five... three square meals a day... we've all heard the rule... studies may be saying...that's all wrong and.... one day after the world series... numbers are rolling in... the cubs breaking more than one --------- --------- sometimes, maybe it's worth listening to a politician. take congressman rod blum. on social security, blum doesn't just back the republican special interest agenda-- he's campaigning on

four restaurants in the east valley including an mcdonalds with similar handwashing violations along with storage issues. >> one of the two restaurants is a wing stop. violations include temperature control and plumbing. >>> all new at 6:00. the long lines at the polls for there and see what's being done to ease the pain. the wait more than two hours long. >>> he's accused of kidnapping, extortion, and making a big mistake that helped save two lives. >> it was a halloween trick and not a treat for several in snowflake arizona after these political statements were spray painted on cars. coming up the latest on the investigation and the search for suspects at 6:00. >>> how do you tell a service dog from a pet? it's not the best. >>> clouds rolling in tonight and a chance for rain overnight. 10% chance. goes up tomorrow. 20% chance of rain as we get into the late morning hours. 30% chance midday. and keep it at 30% through the evening commute. otherwise look for mostly cloudy skies and temperatures in the 80s. tomorrow. a few breezes also here in the valley near 20, 25 miles per hour. s

they also missed a kitchen fundamental. 10:59 d: they noted improper handwashing. that's one of the basic things that can spread foodborne leticia: oh absolutely! and i tell you what--when they walk in, it is nerve- wracking, and i even get so discombobbled. leticia said the c grade hurt the whole staff. 12:50 leticia: it's devastating! everybody works very hard and believe me, this is the bread and butter of many. and we take it very much to heart. so much so that it seems they tried to hide it. inspectors left the c grade clearly visible on the wall, but a few days later, a customer posted this picture on yelp showing the grade card had been taken o obscured from view. leticia says they've changed procedures and retrained the entire team. as for her customers... 13:22 leticia: my message is that i am so sorry and this will never happen again. our two imminent health hazard closures were both at the jw marriott on north rampart. the lodge bar and pantry were shut down for having no hot water. at the pantry, inspectors also found tong handles touching crackers--whi

>>reporter: more handwashing issues this time seafood buffet where an employee did wash their hands but for less than five seconds. >> the procedure we look for is a 22nd had to wash your hands of water, play so, lather, rinse. >>reporter: enough time to kill bacteria from things like your phone, keyboard or whatever else you feel like touching. >> we are here to protect the public. >>reporter: so you don't have to eat at your own risk. important to mention most restaurants are doing everything they can to keep their establishments clean. after making the dirty list last statement outlining the extra measures they are taking now. you can read that on 12 news.com and click the story. . >>> don't go anywhere. how you can see if your favorite restaurant is on the dirty list, minutes away right before and all new saturday night live. . tonight kristen wiig is hosting the show. here is a sneak peak. >> hi i am kristen wiig and i'm hosting snl this week. >> i love your haircut. >> thanks i have some shears i can -- no -- okay. took part in the mannequin challenge this week. the tape that as a

they also missed a kitchen fundamental. 10:59 d: they noted improper handwashing. that's one of the basic things that can spread foodborne illness and the basic things everybody should know. leticia: oh absolutely! and i tell you what--when they walk in, it is nerve- wracking, and i even get so discombobbled. 12:50 leticia: it's devastating! everybody works very hard and believe me, this is the bread and butter of many. and we take it very much to heart. so much so that it seems they tried to hide it. inspectors left the c grade clearly visible on the wall, but a few days later, a customer posted this picture on yelp showing the grade card had been taken down and partially obscured from view. leticia says they've changed procedures and retrained the entire team. 13:22 leticia: my message is that i am so sorry and this will never happen again. our two imminent health hazard closures were both at the jw marriott on north rampart. the lodge bar and pantry were shut down for having no hot water. at the pantry, inspectors also found tong handles touching crackers--which

. >> reporter: more handwashing issues, this time at new york seafood and glendale where an employee washed their hands but for less than five seconds. with your hands, soap, lather, rinse. >> reporter: enough time to get rid of bacteria from your phone, keyboard, and whatever else you feel like touching. so you don't have to eat at your own risk. it's important to mention the majority of valley restaurants are doing everything they can to keep their establishments clean. in fact after making last week's dirty list, a pizza restaurant sent us a statement are taking. you can read that and see who else is on the dirty list by heading to www.12news.com and clicking on this story. we are live in the newsroom, ryan cody 12news at 10:00. >>> you cannot arrest me until i know i have a warrant. >> hey, you can't hit a girl like that. >> our other big story tonight at 10:00. the woman seen being punched point blank in the face by a >> police officials also release a cop's body camera video which was turned off during the actual punch. that officer is under internal investigation. >>> and a cl

handwashing, not just for five seconds and not just with water. it's a trend we ar dozens of health inspection reports across maricopa county. >> you spend all day touching everything you come into contact with. you want to wash her hands to make sure all that stuff you have touched doesn't get into your food. >> reporter: it's such an obvious thing, you would assume people cooking in your food would do it, so that's why you can't afford to miss our report tomorrow night at 10:00 when we reveal some of those offenders. ryan cody, 12news at 10:00. retired salon owner is trying to nail a new world record. she started growing her fingernails when bill clinton was in office and now they are over 26 inches long. can you guess what question she gets asked the most? we have that answer minutes away. >>> i have my home. i have a lower principle. i have a lower mortgage payment. and i am able to stay in the >> only on 12news, hard times almost caused him to lose his home until he decided to call 12 for action. >> our team helped him save him -- his home an

they also missed a kitchen fundamental. 10:59 d: they noted improper handwashing. that's one of the basic things everybody should know. leticia: oh absolutely! and i tell you what--when they walk in, it is nerve- wracking, and i even get so discombobbled. leticia said the c grade hurt the whole staff. 12:50 leticia: it's devastating! everybody works very hard and believe me, this is the bread and butter of many. and we take it very much to heart. so much so that it seems they tried to hide it. inspectors left the c grade clearly visible on the wall, but a few days later, a customer posted this picture on been taken down and partially obscured from view. leticia says they've changed procedures and retrained the entire team. as for her customers... 13:22 leticia: my message is that i am so sorry and this will never happen again. our two imminent health hazard closures were both at the jw marriott on north rampart. the lodge bar and pantry were shut down for having no hot found tong handles touching crackers--which contaminates the food. and at the bar, the hand sink

they also missed a kitchen fundamental. 10:59 d: they noted improper handwashing. that's one of the basic things that can spread foodborne illness and the basic things everybody should know. leticia: oh absolutely! and i tell you what--when they walk in, it is nerve- wracking, and i even get so discombobbled. leticia said the c grade hurt the whole staff. 12:50 leticia: it's devastating! everybody works very hard and believe me, this is the bread and butter of many. and we ta heart. so much so that it seems they tried to hide it. inspectors left the c grade clearly visible on the wall, but a few days later, a customer posted this picture on yelp showing the grade card had been taken down and partially obscured from view. leticia says they've changed procedures and retrained the entire team. as for her customers... 13:22 leticia: my message is that i am so sorry and this closures were both at the jw marriott on north rampart. the lodge bar and pantry were shut down for having no hot water. at the pantry, inspectors also found tong handles touching crackers--which co

it will take got, i think, but this is foresight and in the safety world we saw this with handwashing and 1840s. it was not even a thought that crossed your mind. it took 165 years to get to the point where handwashing is common and it will take time for security, but the time is ripe to do something now. >> i would note for the record i think the doctored did end up drawing of a staff infection. >> he also messed up his experiment. he did not write them up well. >> wonderful. this has been a very informed of hearing and see note for mark-- further members want to address questions i will think our witnesses for being here today and i would like to include the following documents to be submitted for the record, a letter from the online trust alliance, a letter from the national electrical manufacturers association, a letter from the college of healthcare information of that management executives, a letter from abba med, advanced medical technology association and a letter from cta. pursuant to committee rules i remind members they have 10 business days to submit additional questions f

they also missed a kitchen fundamental. 10:59 d: they noted improper handwashing. that's one of the basic things that can spread foodborne illness and the basic things one of the basic things that can spread foodborne illness and the basic things everybody should know. leticia: oh absolutely! and i tell you what--when they walk 12:50 leticia: it's devastating! everybody works very hard and so much so that it seems they inspectors left the c grade clearly visible on the wall, obscured from view. leticia says they've changed procedures and retrained the entire team. as for her customers... 13:22 leticia: my message is that i am so sorry and this will never happen again. our two imminent health hazard closures were both at the jw marriott on north rampart. the lodge bar and pantry were