this due to a food worker who contracted hepatitis a. and remains hospitalized. >> so the source would be someone not washing their hands properly then putting it in their mouth, touching a utensil and using that utensil. >> reporter: a disease that seems to have touched at least one customer of thousands who dined there so far. >> i was amazed at the amount of people. >> reporter: health officials say the hepatitis a. shot will provide significant protection if it is received within two weeks aft s of exposure to the disease. bruce bradley and other loyal patrons didn't want to take a chance of getting sick but say they're not mad at rosa's. >> you know what, i wasn't really concerned. better safe than sorry. you know, i've got takeout from there. it's my favorite. it's a really great place to eat. >> i love it. and she's a good friend. and we go there all the time and i'm sure it's going to be cleaner than ever right now. >> reporter: in the meantime, county health officials say it is highly likely that that customer does have hepatiti

leading to hospitalization. >> reporter: we're talking a serious case of confirmed hepatitis a that landed an employee here at rows is' restaurant in the hospital for the last self days. the health department notifying the restaurant in hamilton township just yesterday. the big concern, that worker is a food handler. >> they then can contaminate food by touching it and spreading hepatitis a causing significant illness in any way that comes in contact with it. >> the symptoms are gastro diarrhea, vomiting, fever, stomach pain. >> reporter: hamilton township health officials say anyone who ate at rows is' between november 10th and december 1st could be at risk of developing the highly contagious disease. >> you're biggest can't right now. >> the general public and who ate there and controlling, um, possible outbreak. >> reporter: restaurant is extremely popular and has a large catering and take out business. health officials are encouraging anyone who ate at rosa's in the last few weeks to see their doctor and to get a hepatitis a vaccine. this couple ordered out pizza recently and pl

hepatitis a. is highly contagious. it's caused by poor hygiene. hamilton township says after fielding 275 calls a day until 9:00 at night the last couple of evenings, call came this morning about this second case. >> 10:30 this morning we received a call from a local primary care physician who had a patient just walk in concerned because he eats at rosa's three times a week. he instead of issuing the vaccine due to the gentleman's age decided to do blood work and all the blood work came back positive for hep a. >> just a matter of where can you get the vaccine? because we had eaten there on the 16th. >> reporter: now, the mayor is here. the hamilton township health department officer overseeing this process as we speak. the township is asking anyone who dined at the restaurant between november 10th and this past monday to please take advantage of the vaccination clinic until about 8:00 tonight. again, an infectious disease expert will confirm by those state laboratory tests whether or not this second patient, in fact, does have hepatitis a., but w

hepatitis c is a serious disease.if left untreated, it could lead to liver damage and potentially even liver cancer. if you are one of the millions of people with hepatitis c, you haven't been forgotten. there's never been a better time to rethink your hep c. because people like you may benefit from scientific advances. advances that could help you move on from hep c. now is the time to rethink hep c and talk to your doctor. visit hepchope.com to find out about treatment options. and register for a personalized guide to help you prepare for a conversation with your doctor. >>> yes, that's a tornado in southern california. a lot of people in california have a big cleanup ahead. look at that after a storm swept through causing widespread damage. this triggered a rare tornado in los angeles. no injuries were reported. stephanie elam has a look at the devastation. >> reporter: 2 inches of rain in just three hours. pelting southern california. >> he's in, he's in. >> reporter: in the heart of the city, a swift water rescue

worker was diagnosed with hepatitis a. today officials held vaccine clinic for everyone in the township worried they might have been exposed. good evening i'm iain page. >> i'm dawn timmeney in tonight for lucy noland. let's get straight to fox 29s brad satin streaming live in hamilton township tonight with the latest. brad? >> reporter: iain and dawn, this has been going on since 2:00 o'clock this afternoon folks coming in getting this vaccine as you mentioned the concern right now knew at this hour there's potential al second case. i want to bring in jeff the hamilton township health officer to tell us what you know about this second case. >> this morning around 10:30 our division of health was notified by a local practicing physician that he had a patient walk in to his office requesting the vaccination. he felt it was prudent due to his age to give him blood test and the initial blood test came back positive hour hepatitis a. >> this is a person who regularly goes to this restaurant. >>> he's here approximately three t

coming up at 6:00 the symptoms of hepatitis a. how do you know if you have it, and also, what do customers who recently ate at rosa's think about this health scare. lucy? >> we'll talk do you then, dawn. >>> overall the number of hepatitis a cases in the us are in fact down. the latest numbers from the centers for disease control show hepatitis a cases dropped about 53% from 2007 to 2012. pennsylvania had 311 hepatitis a cases reported from 2008 to 2012. in new jersey, 372 reported cases in that same span. and delaware saw considerably less with only 29 reported cases during that time. >> a car slams into a south jersey flower shop sending people inside scrambling for corvette happened around 1:30 this afternoon at stein's at sunset florist in burlington. medics rushed a man inside the car to the hospital. we don't know yet his condition. nobody inside the shop was hurt. police are still trig to figure out what caused the man to lose control of his car. >>> nazi scene this afternoon on the citi' northeast side. a dump truck overtu

eight for hiv and 13 for hepatitis b. 71 for hepatitis c.his year in response to a freedom of information act request, the va gave the nbc news yund a dunk and claims filed against it. they noted it is a tiny percentage of visits and there were 107 million patient visits and 453 of those paid. the nbc news unit found and the records related to the exposures from colon os copies. they cited for infections. the others claimed injuries and the stresses of knowing about the potential risks, but the records revealed the va denied most of the exposure claims and even for veteran who is have tested positive. our investigation did not disclose negligent acts or omissions by employees of the department of veterans affairs acting within the scope of employment for which the va would be liable. accordingly this claim is denied. mike shepherd is a self described army brat. he filed claims for both bell and ren ger as well as more than 40 others who had the procedure at the same va in tennessee. the va denied them all. >> after sending a letter stating t

hepatitis a, a frequent patient for the restaurant tested positive for the disease, they are hosting a vaccination clinic tonight for anyone that ate at rose's restaurant and catering between november 10th and november 21st. nora muchanic is live with more. >> reporter: health officials learned about the additional case this morning, and i'll have more on that in aminute. the clinic started this morning, and it's fairly quiet now but we expect it to get busy as people head here for the vaccine. >> i'm just cautious, my primary care physician recommended it. >> people lined up for the hepatitis a clinic at the firehouse, they are offering the vaccine to local residents that may have eaten at rose's restaurant. that is where a worker was diagnosed with the disease that could cause fever and vomiting and diarrhea. >> i come back here and pay $35 for an antidote. crazy. >> it's nerve-racking. >> especially with my fiance being pregnant and she can't get the shot. the baby is due in a month. >> a new case of hepatitis a is identified in a man that eats at rose's who eats there twice a wee

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hepatitis c is a serious disease. left untreated, it can lead to liver damage and potentially liver cancer. but you haven't been forgotten. there's never been a better time to rethink your hep c. go to hepchope.com to register for more information. then talk to your doctor about scientific advances that may help you move on from hepatitis c. [ applause ] >>> sony . >>> sony pictures responded to author threats by canceling the release of the movie "the interview." in an interview with deadline hollywood, actor george clooney called out other hollywood executives, even calling them cowards because they didn't stand by sony. people can boycott the movie and not go see the film, they can say they will never see a sony movie again, that's all fine. that's the risk you take for the decision you make, but to say we're going to make you pull it, we're going to sensor you, that's another game. that's playing in dangerous waters. so is artistic freedom taking a beating? this was very troubling to me. i mean i think the first a

hepatitis c is a serious disease.f left untreated, it could lead to liver damage and potentially even liver cancer. if you are one of the millions of people with hepatitis c, you haven't been forgotten. there's never been a better time to rethink your hep c. because people like you may benefit from scientific advances. advances that could help you move on from hep c. now is the time to rethink hep c and talk to your doctor. visit hepchope.com to find out about treatment options. and register for a personalized guide to help you prepare for a conversation with your doctor. >>> missed signals compounding the tragedy of a failed rescue effort. u.s. officials did not know a south african hostage was hours or days from release when they tried to free luke somers from al qaeda captors. they died after transferred to a navy vessel. korkie's wife is speaking out about the failed rescue minutes from now. karl penhaul is live in london. i cannot imagine they were hours from release and now finding out he is gone. >> reporter: a

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are trying to do that. >> there is a lot of reasons to get hepatitis a vaccine. >> hepatitis a is spreading it usually in your mouth, and through the fecal oral we talk about this before, the fecal oral route, poop. >> yeah. >> i got that. >> they get in your mouth, you eat the food and then you get sick. the key here is many people should consider getting the hepatitis a vaccination, even if they didn't eat it at that restaurant but it is something to happens, 20,000 people every year, bob's all right, look his liver is going to be just fine. get him ready for new years eve. >> you mentioned liver because there was another possible case but they just found out he had a liver infection. >> lots of things cause current liver infections but by the way, this thing can percolate in you and you don't have symptoms for up to 30 days. some people may develop it later, but we will watch them very carefully, not to panic. >> thank you. >> all right, doctor mike have a great weekend. >> congratulations. >> thank you very much. >> coming up major milestone at birth center of bryn mawr did you hear

a virus, least serious type of hepatitis and rarely fatal but it is highly contagious. >> anyone who ate at these establishment or received take out, received caterer that establishment certainly has a possibility of being at risk. >> reporter: there is more, rosa a's provides run to much students at nearby saint rayfield's catholic school. while official healths believe most killed ren covered by standard vaccinations a public health nurse was at the school tuesday and parents were alerted. rosa's shut down monday night to clean and throw away all food products that weren't frozen. >> all garbage area have been cleaned, bathrooms have been cleaned and most of the area is approved by the department of health. that is why they allowed to us open up again. >> reporter: rosa's has been opened for 37 years and it hopes loyal customers won't be scared off but for now anyone who has eaten there since november 10th needs to take precautions. >> he came back here two weeks ago and he did buy pizza for four of us a at home, then i was just a little bit concerned. >> reporter: cdc says that a

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a price war among drugs to treat hepatitis c. when gilead's sole vady was approved last year cured more with fewer side effects. it brought a price that raised eyebrows, $84,000 for 12 weeks of treatment or about a thousand dollars a day. the medicine has been a blockbuster, drawing more than $8 billion in revenue for gilead this year as well as the scrutiny of health insurer, patient advocacy groups and congress. on friday a competing drug abbvie's viekira pack. >> a significant discount big enough to allow us recommending treating all patients with hepatitis c. >> reporter: more than 3 million americans have the viral infection. about three-quarters have the known known as type one. the virus can persist silently for decades before showing symptoms but in later stages can cause liver cancer and liver failure. some caution that doctors and patients may prefer gilead's version over abbvie's. >> a little bit higher pill burden, a little more side effe effects. >> r the news today e shares of gilead down significantly while boostin

. >> we do have new information tonight in a hepatitis scare.eyewitness news" has learned that children from saint raphael school in hamilton township, mercer county may have been exposed. school lunches served there were provided by rosa's restaurant and catering which is located on south broad street not far from the school. well a kitchen worker at rosa's became seriously ill with hepatitis a. that means that any customers who ate at that restaurant or ordered tack out recently are also at risk. hepatitis a is not fatal but it is highly contagious. >> clearly on food and that makes this case so significant because he was a food handler and the amount of people that went through the facility. >> rosa has a very very good outstanding reputation in the area. we want to keep it that way. this is an unforeseen thing unfortunately. >> there is a vaccination for hepatitis a. it's going to be made available at a clinic held thursday if from 2:00 until 8:00 p.m. at the colonial volunteer fire company on kuser road. >> new at 11:00 night police say the

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. >>> patrons lined up for a vaccine in the wake of a worker testing positive for hepatitis a and it has already spread. a pair of burglars hatches a plan to rob a business but forgot a crucial step. >>> and now the details, just days after a mercer county worker tested positive for hepatitis a, a frequent patient for the restaurant tested positive for the disease, they are hosting a vaccination clinic tonight for anyone that ate at rose's restaurant and catering between november 10th and november 21st. nora muchanic is live with more. >> reporter: health officials learned about the additional case this morning, and i'll have more on that in aminute. the clinic started this morning, and it's fairly quiet now but we expect it to get busy as people head here for the vaccine. >> i'm just cautious, my primary care physician recommended it. >> people lined up for the hepatitis a clinic

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ç >> reporter: now tonight it is unclear just how that worker contracted hepatitis a.n the meantime, the health department just told me that they have been successful in purchasing those vaccinations directly from a pharmaceutical company and they will announce on their website as well as through social media just when that shot clinic will be held, where and when. live in hamilton township, i'm cydney long, nbc 10 news. >>> breaking news out of knoxville, tennessee where two buses, school buses, have collided with deadly results. this is a live picture now at the scene. you can see the crews, emergency crews, surrounding those two buses. at least two people are dead. it's not clear how many other people are hurt here. stay with nbc 10 news as we work to gather more details on this breaking story. >>> we've learned philadelphia rapper meek mill is set to be released from an area jail sometimes today. his real name is robert williams. williams served five months for violating proposal in a drug case. this is video of nbc 10's lu ann cahn interviewing him some two years

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the big story on "action news" is abund answer of caution mercer county where they're dealing with hepatitis a scare. >> many are concerned about contracting the virus and that was clear by the many that came out to get vaccinated against it today. nora muchanic has tonight's big story. >> for six hours thursday hamilton township residents crowded into the firehouse to receive hepatitis a vaccine. nurses administered 360 doses. >> i was concerned about my hel sdmrj shots were offered after food handler at rosa restaurant on south broad was hospitalizeed with a highly contagious disease which can cause fever, diarrhea aand vomiting. >> my mother ate with us the day we he the dinner and she's 8 and we need to be cautious with her. >> we don't know. we thought better safe than sorry and come out here. we like the place. >> after further blood tests the second case of hepatitis case they thought they had turned out to be false positive. vaccines were available only to township residents for 35 a shot and another booster is required six months from now. >> if someone gets shot now and they were i

mercer county dealing with another highly likely case of hepatitis a. >> nbc 10 told you about the hepatitist a hamilton township restaurant. one worker there has already been diagnosed. nbc 10's cydney long joins us live with the details on what looks like a second case. what do you know about this? >> reporter: well, jacqueline, i know we could know the test results from the state health department on that second patient as early as tonight, and this time it is not an employee of that restaurant, rosa's, instead, it is a customer. a 77-year-old man who we are told dined there quite often. now, what you're seeing happening right here, right now behind us, is evidence, or proof of the people who are taking every precaution because as we understand it, thousands who dined there could potentially be at risk. now, hamilton township began this vaccination clinic here at the colonial volunteer fire department at 2:00 this afternoon with 1,000 shots. we're told right now they've gone through approximately about 375 to 400. so 600 vaccinations remain. hamilton township residents only are offered th

a worker has tested positive for hepatitis a. doctors are treating the worker at a local hospital.health officials fear thousands could have been exposed to the hepatitis a virus between november 10th and december 1st. >>> the symptoms include fever and stomach pain. so far, no one else has gotten sick, though. the restaurant reopened after a thorough cleaning from the health department. if you recently ate at rosa's, health officials are holding a vaccination clinic on thursday from 2:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. they'll be at the volunteer fire department on 801 kuser road. >>> a $50 million investment in camden high school. today, new jersey governor chris christie joined the mayor to unvail plans for a building known as the castle on the hill. the district will use the taxpayer money to rehabilitate camden high. the out-dated building is holding back education in camden. general motors issued yet another recall. this time, it's for older vehicles, the headlights may stop working. gm recalled more than 316,000 vehicles in the u.s. that includes the buick lacross sedan, gmc envoy and sev

hundreds of people came to be vavrm nated against hepatitis a. what did they all have in common all customers of rosa's restaurant. thursday night and the big story on "action news" tonight is every precaution being taken against hepatitis scare in mercer countsy because an employee of the restaurant is in the hospital with a disease. new jersey correspondent nora muchanic has the entire story. >> for six hours thursday hamilton township residents crowded into the colonial firehouse to receive hepatitis a vaccine nurses administered 630 doses. >> i actually had food and i was just concerned about my health. shots were offered after food handler on south broad was hospitalized with highly contagious disease which can cause fever diarrhea and vomiting. >> my mother lives us with and she ate dinner the night we had rosa dinner and she's 83 to be carb us with her. >> we don't know better safe than story and come out here. we like the place. after further blood tests second case they thought they had turned out to be false positive vax eepz were avail

i'm not taking any chances. >> reporter: hepatitis a is not fatal but highly contagious and vaccine isot available in most doctor's offices. hamilton township's health department bought a thousand doses ape set up a clinic. they have been inundated with calls with anyone eaten at rosa's the last month is a risk. >> averaging between 250 to 275 a day at the point we have been in the office until 9:00 at night returning calls. >> reporter: thursday morning health officials got a call from a local will doctor reporting another possible case. a 77 year-old man who says he eats at rosa's three times a week tested positive for hepatitis a and elevated liver enzymes. >> the gentlemen has been forwarded on to the emergency room, and infectious disease doctor, who currently is doing additional blood work to see if he can confirm. >> reporter: vaccine cost $35 doesn't completely eliminate risk of getting sick but it should prevent an hepatitis a out break. >> could not believe it at first but there is nothing you could do about it. >> reporter: health official as a if they run out of shots they

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a, the least severe in the hepatitis family.health officials shut the restaurant down yesterday in order to throw away anything that wasn't frozen and to clean and sanitize all areas of the restaurant. >> we helped them but it was to their approval. >> reporter: the health department is reaching out to as many customers as possible on catering receipts but a huge part of the popular business is takeout. too many to track down. employee donna severino spoke to us on the owner's behalf. >> this is an unforeseen thing, unfortunately. the poor fellow that's sick didn't plan on this, didn't realize it until unfortunately yesterday. >> we don't know how much this person has handled the food. >> reporter: rosa's also feeds children at nearby st. raphael's parish school. they did not wish to comment. the health department is urging anyone who ate at rosa's to call their doctor and schedule shots immediately. >> i think probably yes. we won't want to take the chance on getting contagious. >> reporter: you can see patrons did not shy away

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