he had 125 hens. i took them over. >> now, you've had a history of over 30 years of problems with salmonella infected eggs, and you had a pretty sordid record. you said it was because you were a small operation and you got bigger and you still operated as if you were a small operation. you had problems in the '90s and you had problems in maine and maryland. now you're in iowa, and you don't want to have any problems anymore, so you said you really tried to change your operation. you modernized and cleaned up the facility, but that's not what the record indicates. fda conducted an inspection. they did this last august. i want to read you some passages, ask you to respond. they found, quote, you failed to achieve satisfactory rodent and pest control as evidenced by the following, live and dead flies too numerous to count, the live flies were on and around egg belts, feed, and shell eggs. in addition, live and dead maggots too numerous to count were observed. does this sound like a clean facility to you?

he had 125 hens. i took them over. >> now, you've had a history of over 30 years of problems with salmonella infected eggs, and you had a pretty sordid record. you said it was because you were a small operation and you got bigger and you still operated as if you were a small operation. you had problems in the '90s and you had problems in maine and maryland. now you're in iowa, and you don't want to have any problems anymore, so you said you really tried to change your operation. you modernized and cleaned up the facility, but that's not what the record indicates. fda conducted an inspection. they did this last august. i want to read you some passages, ask you to respond. they found, quote, you failed to achieve satisfactory rodent and pest control as evidenced by the following, live and dead flies too numerous to count, the live flies were on and around egg belts, feed, and shell eggs. in addition, live and dead maggots too numerous to count were observed. does this sound like a clean facility to you?

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was supposed to inspect the hen-houses but never did. 50 feet away, the u.s.d.a.pected the packing facility everyday but was not allowed inside the hen-house where outside investigators later discovered an eight-foot pile of manure. the u.s.d.a. refused to speak to us on camera but in a statement said: this incident exemplifies the critical need to make significant improvements in the food safety system. a bill to overhaul the food safety system has been held up by partisan bickering in the senate for over a year. >> how does that make any sense? >> reporter: only adding to almer's pain. >> people's lives hang in the balance on this bill. >> reporter: as questions about the safety of what we eat only grow. armen keteyian, cbs news, new york. >> couric: there's a new food recall today, the makers of similac are voluntarily recalling five million containers of powdered baby formula across the u.s., guam and the caribbean. some were found to contain insects. we'll be right back back. if it fits, it ships anywhere in the country for a low flat rate. no weigh? nope. no

of the hen house. these findings are shocking to me, not only as a consumer, but because i have personal experience with chickens and eggs. you see, i grew up on an iowa farm. i was one of five girls and i shared the responsibility for doing the work and the chores that went with the family farm. that included raising chickens from little chicks to the time they were ready for market, and for the eggs that we gathere and sold. our family -- our farm never looked the way these two farms look. and have been described. we never had any problems because we kept our farm clean, took proper care of our chickens, and did things the correct way. three years ago, this country suffered horrible salmonella outbreak linked to contaminated anut butter that sickened over 700 nationwide. last year, this country was struck by another peanut butter salmonella outbreak that sickened 700, killing nine. tragically. both times survivors like me come before this committee asking for help. but this time, i am the one asking

to find live mice, infestation of flies, mountains of manure and other unsanitary conditions in iowa hengg farr owners believe the meal and bone meal in the chicken feed is where the contamination originateed. >>>cdc said antibiotic resistant bacteria ii spreading worldwide. originateddin indiana and spread all over the world, including 35 states in the uus. as the bug continues to mutate and infect people without antibiotics. theesick must depend on their own immune systems and then fend for ttemselves. >> we do notthave drugs for thhse multi-drug resistant super if a bug is causing a major disease and yoo do not treat it, 20 percent might get better. 80 percent may go on to die. >> most f tte cases nvolve people who were treated in indian hospitals but the bug ii easily transferable. %->> go straaght to chief region meteorologist vytas reid with a look at this weekend. >> we are talking about first of all, season change. and that occurred about five minutes agoo so autumn has officially begun. and it happened at about 11:zero 9:00 pm. this evening. just a few minutes ago. so goodbye ss

>>reporter: he was walking with friends friday night near route 24 in bel air, hen he was struck and killed by a car making a leet turn. >> i knew. he was hit by a car. i knew. i was expecting the worst. >>reporter: state police say he wasswalking in the crosswalk, -pbut it appears the driver who hit him had the right-of-way. >> i'll be forever changed. >>reporter: donna said she held his hand that night as he lay on the ground. she and many others, including his classmates, expressed condolences, remembering the >>> a frederick county man is >> i've seen maybe more people, but nothing -- you know, you're not bbing stopped or checked or >> police say tte shooter did record nd he did have a permit to carry the gun, buu it was issueddin virginia and not in maryland. >>> the doctor shot by him continues to show progresssin his recovery. a spokesperson says he is in fair and stable condition. he was shot in the stomach before e shot and >>> to watch more of the rsday.1 hopkins shooting, go to foxbaltimore.com and look for "hot topics" at the top of the page. >>> some kids in anne arundel

the fda was supposed to inspect the hen houses but never did. 50 feet away the usda inspected the packingacility every day but was not allowed inside the hen house where, outside, investigators later discovered an eight-foot pile of manure. the usda refused to speak to us on camera but in a statement said this incident ex pli fis the critical need to make significant improvements in the food safety system. a bill to overhaul the entire food safety system, has been held up by partisan bickering in the senate for over a year. >> how does that make any sense? >> reporter: only adding to his pain. >> people's lives hang in the balance of this bill. >> reporter: as questions about the safety of what we eat only grow. >>> that is the "cbs morning news" this thursday. we appreciate you watching this morning. hope to catch you a bit later on for "the early show." i'm terrell brown. take care, everybody. have a great day. take care, everybody. have a great day. 137 -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. caption colorado, l.l.c. >>> pg&e crews wo

their workers weren't even allowed in the hen houses. they were only there to judge the quality of the eggs. safety rests squarely with the fda. they'd never inspected the farms, but could have, if they'd known about the problems. what about the usda's argument, that it's not our job, we're not allowed to go into the hen houses? >> i mean, that's technically correct. but it's a little sad that they can't pick up the phone and call the people whose job it is. >> reporter: late today, wright county egg told abc news it expects workers to report any issues, and that, to its knowledge, no concerns were raised. that is, of course, until 1,500 people contracted salmonella. lisa stark, abc news, washington. >>> and when we come back tonight, the brawl at the u.s. open, during tennis? [ woman ] nine iron, it's almost tee-time... time to face the pollen that used to make me sneeze... my eyes water. but now zyrtec®, the fastest 24-hour allergy relief, comes in a liquid gel. zyrtec® liquid gels work fast, so i can love the air®. [ slap! ] -[ slap!

salmonella may have been in hen houses as far back as two years ago. however the tests were not done on the eggs themselves. >>> yusef bey iv, the former leader of oakland's oakland bakery and his associate are accused of murdering chauncey bailey and two others. bey and mackey want their trials moved because news coverage will prevent them from getting a fair trial in oakland. >>> and dig deeper in your wallet. a new alcohol tax may hit you in the wallet. >>> the state fish and game department wants to know why 700 acres of wetlands in solano county were pumped dry. fish and game has launched a criminal investigation. investigators suspect a contractor for chevron illegally pumped water out of the wetlands on lower wheeler island last week to perform work on a natural gas pipeline. at least 1,500 fish have been left to rot. the natural habitat for bids and other wildlife have been destroyed. >>> the cost of alcohol in san francisco is on the verge of going up. today the city supervisors voted on a tax hike. it's not a done deal just yet, but even thou

fox's molly hen enberg reports. >> we apologize to everyone who may have been sickened by eating our reporter: after federal investigators traced back multiple cases of salmonella poisoning to their hen houses. at this time we cannot be absolutely certain of the root cause of the contamination of the eggs we produced. however, we view that most likely root cause of contamination to be the meat and bone meal that was an ingredient in our feed. >> before their testimony, lawmakers slammed the egg maker for having a history of violations. >> as an iowan, i was disgusted to read reports about federal investigators finding live mice, infestations of flies, mountains of manure and other unsanitary conditions. >> the facilities were operated with a. >> as many as 1600 people may have been poisoned by the tainted eggs. two victims testified describing ingraphic detail how the tainted eggs made them sick. >> during the night i woke up vomiting and had severe diarrhea so bad i was beyond embarrassed to have to ask my husband for help. >> at the beginning i started to shake and experienced chil

it's taken crew busy 20 minutes@ they will be here for about 2003 minutes and hen move on to the next location. keith daniels, fox 45 news at@ 5:30. >>> thhy bite and breed right in your own bed. bedbugs are becoming such a nuisance in the city of baltimore, the city is taking melinda roeder explains how they aae trying to exterminate them. -p>> reporter: these bugs are tough to detect and nearly impossible o get rid of unless youuknow the proper steps to@ take. the city is hosting proper forums. half the problem is jjst identifying the source, ooten a neighbor's home since many outbreaks occur in apartments and row homes and the bug can crosswalks in walls.mall >> he irst thiig i did when i founddout was i knocked on my neighbor's doors. when i heard my next door neighbor had them for three years, been using the foggers and sprays, nothinggwas working. the longer you wait, the orst infestation is. >> reporter: killing the bugs usually requires several extermination treatments but can be one with proper washing, steam cleaning and using special powders, you can contact the health depa

i am rated some of the finest hen houses from franklin to madison. i am a fox and you'll act accordingly. she put her hands on her hip and said [inaudible] she skipped away leaving the fox dumbfounded. got all the way through the woods tricking that fox. he had been reduced to sniffling and crying. he was a pitiful mess. give me once last chance i am certain i can prove it. about that time [inaudible] came through the woods. you can see it a little ways in the distance. fox didn't notice a thing. he was begging to be believed. wait, wait here it is. i am a fox, he said yes, yes. sometimes he could run. it doesn't matter what i think anymore. it doesn't matter anymore. you have sharp teeth and can run fast. by the way he is looking all over for you. if fox dashed towards the woods, not to worry, the hound dog knows who i am. i have been out running that old miserable mutt for years like i told you i am a fox. i know. i know. she turned toward ms. viola's with a basket of eggs. i rewrote it and sent it back and it was 7 pages long. that was the beginni

finding live mice, infestation of flies, mountains of manure and other unsanitary conditions in iowa henses. >> the cost of the facilities were operating with a shocking level of disregard for basic food safety controls. >> reporter: as many as 1600 people may have been poisoned by the tainted eggs. two victims also testified, describing in graphic detail how the tainted eggs made them sick. >> during the night, i woke up vomiting and had severe diarrhea so bad, i was so beyond embarrassed to have to even ask my husband for help. >> the next afternoon, i felt very sick. at the beginning, i started to shake and experience chills. then came waves of vomiting and explosive diarrhea. >> reporter: lawmakers say they hope today's hearing will help them figure out exactly how and why this happened to prevent it from happening in the future. in washington, molly heneburg, fox news. >>> coming up next, forget the cash, check and is credit cards. a new service allows you to send money to friends and businesses by simply sending a text message. we'll show you how it works. >>> and the pastor of a m

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the photos showed dead hens, dead mice, and barns bursting with chicken manure piled eight feet high. even as the company insisted it takes health and sanitation seriously. >> it sounds like to me both of you are refusing to take responsibility for a very poor facility. >> this is a very big operation. we have a certain way we go about running it. >> reporter: the man who runs hillendale farms also involved in the recall invoked his constitutional right to remain silent. >> i respectfully decline to answer the question. >> reporter: investigators estimate 1,600 people and perhaps thousands more, have been sickened nationwide. >> i was so dehydrated they could not find a vein to insert an iv in. >> my doctors told me i would have most certainly died without aggressive intervention. >> reporter: carol got sick after eating at a restaurant in colorado. >> you could say i'm angry. i'm angry that they've gotten by with it and haven't cleaned up their act. >> reporter: the fda also came under fire for failing to ever inspect the farm before the outbreak. >> fda had jurisdiction over egg pro

accident sincc bow >>> 30 years old green party candidate n atasha pettigrew she was riding her bike hens hit. the woman responsible thouuht she had hit a deer or a dog. she told investigators she the time. once she got home, she found pettigrew's bike still lodged underneath her suv and that is when she called police. >> i'm empty and lost. thing. iimade he decisson not to resucitate when her heart failed. she would want to have lived in a vegetative state. >> a spokesperson for marylann's green parry released this statement.ú as a party we have never experienced the loss like this. we all look forward to wwrking with natashaafor years to come. so ffr no charges have been filed gainst the driver. ú%> a second suspect heads to trial accused of taking part in a muuder for hire plot..3 charged with first-degree murder anddconspiracy in death of william porterment he is one of six people who planned porter's porrer was hot in march as he opened his gas station in towson. jails coil waa the first person to go to trial in the case. >>> more than two years after a student's death at bowling br

to a salmonella outbreak didn't follow their own safety plans, letting rats and other animals inside hen houses. washington bureau chief darren gersh talked with agriculture secretary tom vilsack this afternoon about farming's outlook and safety. darren began by asking if u.s.d.a. agents were in a position to spot signs of trouble at those egg farms. >> well there is a opportunity for u.s.d. officials to take a look at the farms. they're not only part of the grading but the industry from time to time asks us to look at facilities to protect the market, so to speak. but our responsibility sort of stops there. this is an fda issue. they're dealing with it, i think, appropriate ly. >> one question food safety folks rays is whether the u.s.d.a. inspects saw anything and shared the information. is that information sharing going on? >> we are working very hard as a result of food safety working group to develop a cohesive collaborative effort with the fda. when i came into this office i wouldn't say there was much information sharing taking place. there is much more of that. we have a informat

with his patrol car in capital heights, maryland. 62-year-old burgess was walking to work yesterday hen the accident happened. the prince georges county officer says he never saw burr jess coming and that he was wearing dark clothing and was not in a cross walk. the department is investigating. >>> president obama delivered a lesson to children across the nation. he told students their job was to pay attention in class and stay out of trouble. randall pinkston tells us this year's speech wasn't met with much controversy [ applause ] >> reporter: president obama is telling america's students to work hard, and dream big. >> your future is in your hands. your life is what you make of it. and nothing, absolutely nothing is beyond your reach [ applause ] >> reporter: the president chose a successful school in philadelphia for his second annual back to school pep talk. >> nothing is doing to have as great of an impact on your success in life as your education. >> reporter: schools across the country have the option to show the speech in the classroom. last year, just the idea of president oba

taros, jim hen ken, jim pinkerton. i'm jon scott, news watch is on right now. >> a lot of people have already said that we can't win the general election. it is the same-- yes, we can. [laughter] >> yes, we can, yes, we can. >> it is those same so-called experts who said we have no chance of winning the primary. it will be hard work, but we can win and if those same people who fought against me work just as hard for me, we will win. >> jon: that's christine o'donnell the tea party-backed candidate who won the delaware primary to be that state's republican candidate for u.s. senate in november. her win brought headlines like these, the tea party's wins fuel a civil war won the g.o.p., that from usa today of course. there were a lot of headlines like that in other papers and the same kind of take in the, you know, usual liberal media on television, on cable and so forth. why? >> i think the mainstream media has been dying to write this story and put this headline and has presented them with the perfect opportunity. i rea

for many urban kids, this is the first chance they've had to go into a chicken coop to see roosters, hens, and some fresh california eggs, not to mention an up-close encounter with the farm's mascot, a potbellied pig called whiskey. >> he's a potbellied pig. and he is older than soil born being here. he's been here since before we were here farming. >> after all that, it was time to get hands dirty again and learn about vermiculture-- that a fancy term for composting with worms. these little wrigglers were a big hit with the kids. but at first, they're like, "wow, this is"-- >> "wow." it's, like, foreign. they're just blown away by the-- you know, they're amazed. >> he believes that showing urban kids at an early age that farming can be fun is not difficult. and it's a great way to invest in the future generation of california farmers. >> it was fun. a lot of times, when i was trying to pull it out, i would just rip off the leaves and stem. and then there would just be that carrot there. i was surprised how hard it was to pull it out. >> you know, out of all of the human history, right--w

. >>> on the weather front today, while we had some rain earlier on this morning and hen we saw improving weather through the afternoon, now temperatures cooling off out there and briefly drier through the overnight into the early tomorrow morning, but that's quickly going to changes by tomorrow night. 70 now at the inner harbor, 66 in cambridge and frederick, take a look off to the south. the lower part of your screen area, storms beginning to develop down into carolina and the georgia coast, that's coming our way and just beginning to develop. we're going to talk a lot more about that later. but just know tomorrow, into the low 70s, a cooler day, and a chance for showers and a lot of rain coming back as we go toward tomorrow night. a very wet thursday, the details still ahead christian? >> a lot of jobs are coming to the area now. harford community college is taking steps to lend a hand to military men and women. they will provide continued training to the apg workforce right on the military base. >> however, this is the first time we have actually been able to lease space on an army in

. >> reporter: and mother hen. >> so, how are your classes going overall? it's easy to work seven days a week in this particular job, because there are always events going on in the city of chicago where you might be able to meet people who might be able to assist maria high school and its mission. >> reporter: making the transition from the corporate world to the non-profit world can be difficult. first, there's the pay. both pritz and lynn are making considerably less now than they did at their previous positions. culture shock can be another problem, says outplacement expert john challenger. >> a lot of for-profit people come into the non-profit environment and feel that it is too slow, that things don't happen quick enough. there are too many committee decisions, and that can be frustrating. >> reporter: pritz and lynn say the transition to non-profits wasn't especially difficult. and both think they have found their true calling. >> you know, our mission is to create scholars, artists, and leaders. >> i love my job. i love coming to work every day. >>

join the panel this week, wall street journal columnist dan henning, kim strassel and steve moore. so, kim, i got an e-mail from john kerry one of the mass democratic e-mails basically almost doing cartwheels on my computer screen, celebrating the result in delaware. should they be that happy? >> i don't think they should because this was the last primary and right now, all the republicans that might get swept out or been swept out and the only people left to be swept out are democrats this fall. and a lot of the things that were driving the anger in delaware that led to mike castle's loss there, had to do with the things that democrats have got problems on, too. i mean, he had a record, castle had a record people felt he wasn't good enough on fiscal responsibility. he voted for cap and trade. these are the hallmarks of the democratic party and these voters are now coming to get them. >> but does christine o'donnell have a chance to keep that seat or make over that seat for the republicans? because it would be a net pickup? >> yes, she does have a chance, paul, but certainly, mike

>> reporter: most cities that allow backyard chickens do set limits, usually no more than a dozen hens. and no roosters. and not all cities allow chickens. >> i have six. >> reporter: teresa cunningham lives in missouri, where backyard chickens are technically against the law. some city leaders are trying to change that. >> a lot of people have come to us, said, i want chickens. and i'm just inclined to go -- yes, ma'am. >> reporter: a trend, maybe. coming to a backyard near you. erin hayes, abc news, st. louis. >>> and that is going to do it for "world news" on this sunday. i'm dan harris. diane sawyer is right back here tomorrow night. she'll have that exclusive first interview with bob woodward about his new back on president obama. for all of us here at abc news, thank you for watching, and good night.

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the henning sang mostly down and the nikkei closed for holiday. investors on wall street hope to add gains. friday the dow rose 13 points and the nasdaq added 12. >>> the markets will be keeping close tabs on this week's housing numbers. the housing market index is out today and tomorrow the commerce department will release its report on august housing starts analysts expect home construction to have increased slightly. the report is also expected to show housing permits were higher, as well. >>> this morning, oil is trading about $74 a barrel in asia, in the 70s most of the year. crude inventories in the u.s. are near record highs. oil prices have remained inflated in part because investors have been turning to oil instead of stocks or currency. >>> investment banker handling the upcoming gm stock sale are expected to court foreign investors as well as those in northern american according to the u.s. treasury department report. it is reported gm is in talks with a current partner in china saic about buying a stake in the auto giant. saic is owned