fellow inmate told the daily news that livingston had been dead for twenty minutes before the e.m.'s had even arrived the department which is now being sued by the family has declined requests to turn over key surveillance video and release the names of the officers who oversaw her care in a statement to our t.v. regarding the case a spokesman for the new york city law department said this involved a tragic matter but given the pending litigation we cannot comment further but livingston story is not exactly unique she represents just one of hundreds of deaths that take place every year in local jails. across the country according to the most recent department of justice statistics available in two thousand and eleven eight hundred eighty five inmates died while detained by local police departments deaths which have typically stemmed from a preexisting health condition it's a statistic that kara to bash nick of cooney center on media crime and justice has called the alarming it could be somebody the has a condition that has never been diagnosed before adding the stress of the situati

the day which might be kind and livingston death this past summer. stand firm and non violent altercation with her grandmother the arrest police brought her here to brooklyn central booking where she was held waiting to be a rainbow by giants. unfortunately she would never make it work or wherever officially the charge that the time instead of dreading it would spend the remainder of her life in jail cell suffering from severe stomach pains diarrhea and indulgence but despite her physical distress livingston son alec says a witness told an nypd officers ignored the pleas of his mother and others who were with her in the sal the start of an opponent of the snow. and screamed at the loft is to get help to get medical help retain and use of fetal subtle signs at all. it is he's just received my hands messy school combo packs nypd officials tell a family that livingston was pronounced dead at a nearby hospital. one witness and fellow inmate told the daily news that livingston had been dead for twenty the land mass n a riot. the department which is now be

. >> it's the same plant in livingston that was named in a salmonella outbreak last year that sickened 416 people. the feds allowed the plant to stay open then because foster farms proved they could control the contamination.

i wrote about william livingston, who was a signer of the constitution and important because he ran a magazine in new york in the 1750s. john adams who i left out of my book said that the american revolution, the real american revolution happened 15 or 20 years before the shots rang out in lexington. >> host: williams's remark. >> guest: and intellectuals. he said it happened in the hearts and minds of the americans and if you want to see how they changed their affections and their ideas just look at the literature, the pamphlets or the sermons even of the last 15 years or so. but he didn't go far enough back because the place where it really started was with william livingston's magazine, the independent reflector. he wanted to model it on the fuel spectator. >> is this weekly monthly? >> guest: it is weekly which he knows the road with a couple friends. he started with a fuss about establishing columbia college. it turned into a lesson where he talked to america the ideas of government by consent, the right of the people to resist or as jefferson some doubt many years later, the ser

it's in livingston, 25 miles south of modesto. the closure means people who work at the plant don't know when they'll be back on the job. we are live in livingston with the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: this plant remains closed for a second day in a row because of cockroaches. and that means thousands of employees are waiting to get back to work while cleanup here takes place. >> that would be really bad for a lot of people here. >> reporter: livingston resident jesus dominguez is one of the workers. he was told that the factory was temporarily closed down and not to come back to work. >> they called us about 4:30, i usually go in around 6:00. i called back and they said there's not going to be no work. i called in today, they told me the same thing. >> reporter: federal inspectors suspended operations at the facilities yesterday after a cockroach was found. the food safety and inspection service says there were five roaches here in the last four months. a letter says they found roaches in the hand washing sink and th

foster farms closed the livingston facility immediately for sanitation and treatment. they added no products were affected by the infestation. foster farms has shifted chicken production to its two fresno plants while the one in livingston is dealt with because of the cockroach infestation. >>> two engine workers were hospitalized tonight here in the bay area after an explosion inside the company's south san francisco lab. the fire martial says some cleaning solvents were being used to sterilize equipment and a chemical reaction occurred. the engine building was evacuated while crews tended to the victims. one of the workers had burns to the face, the other had burns to the hands. >> the fire was contained to the area of origin and the room of origin. the chemicals they were working with are still inside the room. there was no danger to the public at any time. the explosion did blow out the windows in the lab, but none of the chemicals exited the building. >> there was a flash fire at the same facility back in may. osha officials and the seminole county district attorn

she writes her father william livingston the writer of the wonderful magazine in the 17 50's. she writes her father to precise paragraphs about how a sugar mill works. so she loved -- she was fantastic. when john jay was off making the jay treaty she writes and she says now don't, don't be mad at me. but you know we have been investing our money by lending it out and so now everybody who owes us money has paid us back and nobody wants to borrow money just now. so there is all this bank stock going on and you know what seemed to me like a really good investment. she gives a little kind of investment report about the kind of analyst report on why at this stock would be good to purchase. so she said i took the money and i bought it and she said it's already gone up x are sent. so she was fantastic. the thing about john jay that is most striking, although we remember him as our first chief justice justice in fact he is most important for having made the treaty that ended the revolutionary war and what's so interesting about it is that the congress under the leadership of madison's

the foster farms facility in livingston has been shut down because of a cockroach infestation. the usda says it poses a threat to public health. three foster farms plants including the one in livingston are linked to a salmonella outbreak that made 400 people sick. >>> despite a good holiday shopping season, macy's is going to cut 2500 jobs. the retailer says that will save about $100 million. some workers will be reassigned or transferred. macy's is actually adding jobs to support its fast-growing online operation. >>> and delta is going to spend $770 million over the next few years redesigning the interior of nearly a third of its fleet. the planes will get seats with outlets, as well as bigger bathrooms and overhead bins, and economy class cabins will also be expanded by up to 16 seats. >>> google is adding to its extensive employee perks offering private ferry service. the catamaran ferry will shuttle workers from san francisco to buses south of the city then on to headquarters in the silicon valley. the idea is to reduce the number of vehicles on bay area roadways. >>> and

now, i have the great privilege of introducing the reverend michael livingston. reverend livingston was former president of the national council of churches and is the leading voice for the interfaith worker justice. it has worker rights at the local, state and national level. reverend livingston, thank you. please. [applause] >> thank you very much, senator reed. i'm here to stand with unemployed workers. they're here and they're among us. [applause] and they're advocates. when we hear about 1.3 million people affected by ending benefits, we're talking about these folks, real folks who are among us this very moment. the political realists applauds the passage yesterday of a procedural hurdle in the senate that could allow debate on the extension of unemployment insurance. while benefits to these workers and many others were cut off, and the bright lights of christmas were still shining in the dark. yet, more votes are needed. we just heard that. there are more legislative hurdles that we have to jump through to make this happen. the person of faith is appalled t

usda says it took the action after seeing cockroaches near the processing line in the plant in livingston. foster farms says it treated that plant yesterday afternoon. they hope to reopen soon once it gets the okay from the usda. >> it grosses me out. i mean, i eat chicken. >> the plant at livingston is one of three foster farms plants in central california linked to a salmonella outbreak last year. now, in a statement foster farms says, food safety is foster farms' highest priority and the company took actions immediately upon learning of any concern. >>> happening today, governor jerry brown will unveil his $155 billion state budget a day ahead of schedule because it was inadvertently posted to the department of finance website before it was introduced. now, after years of facing massive deficits the state is actually looking at a sizable surplus. economists predict california will have a $3.2 billion operating surplus by the end of the fiscal year with a surplus possibly reaching $10 billion within three years. this is thanks to the passage of proposition 30 last year and the improving

. >> en livingston foster fams cerró la planta por infestación de cucacharas.ductos del mercado por no tener investigación federal por no ser segura para el público estas son los lugares afectados [información en pantalla]. >> la influenza cobra ya 4 muertos en santa ana en marin también hay más muertes en contra costa solola hay 15 víctimas fatales por la ah1n1 en el área de la bahía se toman medidas contra la enfermedad incluso en las iglesias pues dan recomendaciones de salud. >> cubrase la boca limpiece las manos constantemente. >> si nos enfermamos no hay que acercarse a las personas enfermas y no ir a lugares públicos con más gente. >> se tiene que limpiar el agua bendita una vez por semana no se dará vino en la eucaristia y la ostia se dará en la mano no es la boca. >> además en el momento de la paz se puede hacer reverencia como los orientales. >> algunos no están de acuerdo. >> somos personas hay que aceptar a todos como son con dar la mano no se contagia. >> no solo en la iglesia se debería hacer eso en todas partes porque por esto las enfermedades se

the usda shut down the livingston plant because of a cockroach infestation. this is one of the plants that was linked to salmonella outbreak in march which sickened hundreds. foster farms says no product was affected by the cockroach problem and physical inspectors fund the bugs four times over the past five months. consumers are concerned. >> people will lose their jobs because they will lose production. >> with infection and infestation, why bother? >>> a statement from the company and i quote, "food safety is our highest priority," the company took action immediately learning of any concern. this is an isolated incident with no other plants affected. they have treated, they say, in livingston and looks forward to re-opening when it passes inspection. >>> now we will turn things over to mike. we have the buyers complaints right now. >> the winds blowing out to the north and headed to milpitas and fremont so if you smell smoke that is why. the winds will turn the other way and blow back to the source to santa address but the surface winds will blow that up t

. >>> la planta foster farms de livingston reabrió las operaciones, después de tomar las medidas necesariasfrido algún tipo de ataque sexual en la universidad ,pero solo el 12% la reporta, el presidente barack obama espera que se den recomendaciones para evitar este tipo de agresiones. >>> si usted puede ser ciudadano de estados unidos ,la recomendación es que lo haga lo antes posible porque mientras más tiempo deje pasar, el servicio de inmigración lanzará una solicitud más extensa, vanessa con nosotros, por qué es tan importante para las personas solicitar la ciudadanía en estos momentos. >>> es muy importante, porque la ciudadanía da muchos beneficios a la comunidad inmigrante, también se alargará bastante el proceso. >>> ahora, vanessa, cuáles son los requisitos para ser un ciudadano de estados unidos . >>> lo más básico es tener 5 años con la tarjeta de residencia, ciertas personas que obtuvieron residencia por matrimonio con un ciudadano pueden ser elegibles en 3 años, completar un formulari y también cumplir los requisitos de inmigración. >>> qué beneficios hay,. >>> que pueden viaja

plant, saying they found cockroaches crawling inside on multiple occasions the plant located in livingston south of modesto. laura? >> this is the second major incident for foster farms. this time the product is on the shelves we found many still buying it. clean up continues in a chicken plant south of modesto, some seem unphased inspectors found cockroaches inside of the plant. >> just caught them. you know, just check other places. it's hard to keep them out. i think have you to have continuing vigilance. >> would you buy foster farms? >> i did today i bought chicken tenders i stuck them in the freezer. >> latest incident just four months after the plant and two others were linked to an outbreak. wednesday, foster farms issued this statement, quote, food safety is our highest priority. and this is an isolated incident. experts say the issue is minor if the chicken is handled properly bit consumer. >> this to relates to cock roaches but the issue is the chicken. when you purchase or cook chicken you need to be careful making sure the chicken is completely cooked. >> if you have it, you'r

. >> the livingston plan is one of three that was linked too a salmonella outbreak last year. now in a statement, food safety is pastor farm -- foster farm's highest pry yourty and the company took immediate action. >>> a 63-year-old man with chronic health problems died at the end of the december and a 43-year-old man died on monday. neither person had a flu shot. neither is really affective. >> it will protect me 70% of the time as opposed to zero% of the time. >> -- zero percent of the time. >> too many americans die of influenza. >> they are seeing so many people with flew symptoms to take hair of so many patient. people stricken can retrieve it without being admitted. and now they are setting up another larger tent today. >>> and the first bird flew, health officials say the first person who died was from beijing. it is usually contracted in asia. most people who have died have come into close contact with infected birds this. no cases have been reported here in the u.s. >>> happening today, governor brown will unveil his state budget and he will unveil the spending map.

this afternoon usda lifted suspension on the plant located in livingston. inspectors sate plant had been infested at least four times in the past five months. inspectors now have the problem under control. >> now 49ers should be in north carolina for the big playoff game by this point. >> 49ers hungry for a win, practicing at their head quarters this morning before flying off to north carolina. but what do you feed these men to satisfy that other hunger in the belly? >> this is our sandwich we don't tell people that what is in it. >> chris's deli is popular with the professional sports teams his sandwiches so good, the 49ers order them every time they travel for a game coaches and players requested 65 for the road. >> they're helping it will be the good luck sandwich for you. >> super excited to have people over. so good luck. >> the game starts sunday morning. las vague had 49ers fave yoerd by just one point. >> house democratic leader looking for southern cooking at 49ers quote flatten the panthers this sunday. if niners will treat to fried chicken, crack

jack benny, mary livingston, danny thomas, jenny and i, don rickles. there is something about laughter. it is laughter and the longevity of a marriage. we will be in a really heated argument and i will say something and then i'll think to myself, i remember that line, that was a great line. i can't write it down now, but i have got to remember it. and then will both look at each other, and the fight is over. tavis: that is funny. how warped my thinking is, as you are telling your story, i was thinking of a wonderful documentary that i saw that you were part of about the life and times of richard pryor. and i was laughing because there were a couple of lines, wife number five and wife number seven. >> there are exceptions. >> one of the greatest ever and he could not stay married to one person. i raise that because i was moved by the profundity of what you had to say about the artistic genius of richard pryor and this is bob newhart talking about prior. tell me about your respect for his craft. >> he is just huge. i may have mentioned, i am not sure. i

now the company is dealing with a plant shut down in livingston which is 25 miles outside of modesto. the department of agriculture shut it down because of a cockroach infestation. this is one of three foster farm facilities mentioned in the salmonella outbreak that happened in the spring with hundreds getting sick from that. consumers say they are losing or have lost confidence in the company. >> with the infections and now this, why bother? >> it grosses me out. i eat chicken. >>> foster farms say they maintain an ongoing pest control program, a single incident is not acceptable and we are committed to a zero tolerance policy. the company has treated the plant and expected to re-open as soon as it passed inspection. >>> governor brown has the new budget today a day early. it should be welcome news no education, health care, and the environment. some propose l as are controversial. katie marzullo has been going through the budget. katie? >> the governor is proposing prudence but the budget provides additional money for nearly every area of the government. we get to hear the details t

livingston plant along with two others in california were being investigated for a salmonella outbreak. some customers say they will be buying other brands until foster farms is given the all clear. >> it's disheartening to see a brand like foster chicken is not controlling the sanitary requirements of the processing. it's just you know, unacceptable. >> as of right now there is no recall for the chicken from that plant. foster farms rehe'sed this statement saying, quote, a single incident is not acceptable and we are committed to a zero tolerance pollty. >> the man accused of kidnapping and killinging sierra lamar may enter a plea. garcia torres was arrested in may 2012 on murder charges even though lamar's body has never been found. lamar disappeared on her way to school in morgan hill in march of that year. garcia torres' plea has been delayed because lawyers on both sides are still sifting through evidence. he is also charged with carjacking and attempted kidnapping related to the attack on three women back in 2009. >> breaking news out of milpitas, police on the hunt for three arm

simpatizantes lo apoyan >>> durante la tarde, edgar tamayo fue transferido de la prisiÓn estatal de livingstonehuellas digitales, le cambian la ropa por una nueva . lo pondran en una celda a 25 pies de la cÁmara de ejecuciÓn >>> su Última cena fue a las 4 de la tarde, comiÓ lo mismo que los demÁs reos, asÍ lo indican las leyes de texas, Él serÍa el tercer mexicano ejecutado en texas, a pesar que de acuerdo a la corte internacional de la haya indica que no se le respetraon los derechos. consulares, como indica el tratado de viena >>> estamos conscientes que el estado de texas tiene sus propias leyes y tenemos que respetarlas, pero nosotros intentamos diferentes gestiones para lograr la implementaciÓn del fallo. >>> parte de la familia del oficial, guy gaddis, vÍctima de tamayo estarÁ presente en el momento de su muerte, la familia de edgar se despidieron de Él en vida. >>> me dijo que no me preocupara que todo va a estar bien, le di la bendiciÓn. >>> en una carta, la asociaciÓn de confederaciones morelenses en estados unidos, tamayo escribio palabras de adiÓs a sus compatriotas. >>> que me discu

the foster farms plant is now being shout down in livingston.it's the largest employer in the area. this is the fifth time in the past five months they have spotted the pests. they admit to the problem and say they have an ongoing pest control program. two other factories were being investigated for a nationwide salmonella outbreak. >> it is really disheartenning to see a brand like foster chicken is not controlling the sanitary requirements of the processing. i mean, it's just, you know, unacceptable. >> as of right no there is no recall for the chicken from that plant. they said a single incident is not acceptable and we're committed to a zero tolerance policy. >>> the parents of a 16-year-old girl who died after the asiana aircraft are filing a lawsuit. they believe she was killed when two san francisco fire trucks ran over her. firefighters knowingly left her in harm's way after the crash, and defendant employees were not properly trained to avoid hitting victims at disaster scenes. if they reject the claim, they can have a lawsuit. >>> in j

blanca ---la planta de procesamient o de alimentos "foster farms" en livingston, california fue cerradaor inspectores de salud debido a que las instalaciones estan infestadas de cucarachas. take vo ---el cierre se realizo hoy luego de encontrar los insectos y determinar que amenazaban la salud publica y luego de que otras 2 plantas de procesamiento de la empresa en nuestro estado se encuentran en la mira de las autoridades de salud luego de detectar un brote de salmonela. ---"foster farms" djo que el cierre es temporal mientras se fumigan las instalaciones. blanca ---se eleva la alarma por la presencia de la mortal gripe porcina. pitch cesar ---la presencia del virus a "h1-n1" ya ha causado mas de una decena de muertes en california.. take vo ---esta tarde, el departamento de salud del condado de marin report dos muertes por el virus.. con estas, ya suman cuatro en el area de la bahia.. --- y con el regreso a clases de miles de estudiantes, los funcionarios de salud se muestran mas preocupados... ---jaime peluffo nos amplia... take pkg :01 - :06 :16 - :23 1:02 - 1:06 trt: 1:42 o.c. a tr

. >> they are opening their plant in livingston, the usda shut it down over an inspection. they originally planned to re- open there but instead they will shift operations to another plant there and the closure there is expected to last at least a few more days. >> a man who had the flu said he was not properly diagnosed. he was sent home last month after doctors thought he had pneumonia, he returned the next day complaining of medical problems, his family said it wasn't until he was in a medically induced coma until they realized he has the h1n1 flu virus and they can't comment because of the lawsuit. >> we will have more on that coming up. >> and the golden globes last night, who walked away the big winner? apparently a fire sprinkler malfunctioned... causing th soggy mess on the red carpe hours before the golden glos last night. fortunat >>> well typically we hear about wardrobe mal functions at award shows. well not this time. apparently a sprinkler mal functioned causing a big mess there before the show. the crews were able to come in and clean it up before the stars a

take map ....que esta ubicada en el pequeno poblado de livingston, en el valle central a unas 50 millasn funcionarios del departamento de agricultura, la planta esta infestada de cucarachas y en el pasado, fue la fuente de un brote de salmonela que enfermo a miles de personas en 23 estados. ---la decision se produjo despues que los inspectores federales vieran a los insectos cerca de las maquinas que procesan la carne, en el piso y en los lavamanos que usan los trabajadores. ---por su parte, en un comunicado... la empresa inform que un incidente aislado en inaceptable y que estan comprometido s a una politica de cero tolerancia. ---la planta emplea a alrededor de 3 mil 500 personas. cesar ---hoy da inicio uno de las ferias automotrices mas grandes del norte de california... take vo ---el "silicon valley international auto show" abrio sus puertas hoy tras haberse establecido en el centro de convenciones de san jose y durante la exhibicion de cuatro dias de duracion, se mostraran los ultimos modelos de la industria automotriz... ---algunos de los asistentes inclusive podran manejar uno de

the livingston facility is completely shut down this morning.d to a salmonella outbreak last year that sickened more than 400 people. foster farms says it's sanitizing the facility. >>> and we have developing news from san jose where this new emergency room for patients who might have the flu this big tent the regional medical center outside the e.r. to deal with the rush of patients coming in and it plans to put up an even bigger one later today. about 70 people a day are showing up at the hospital now with h1n1 flu symptoms. the flu is blamed for five deaths in the bay area. >>> another strain of the flu is blamed for one death up in canada. officials say a canadian who returned from china last month has died from the avian influenza. they say it's an isolated case. they are warning people to travel to china to avoid contact with birds. >>> a little damp weather in some spots this morning. and more could be on the way. >>roberta gonzales is in the mobile weather lab in san francisco with more. good morning. >> reporter: it's definitely a colde

that those hopefully would agree that our current money wage is not up to pace with our cost of livingston. -- living wage. the minimum wage is a key struggle to improve the situation for many in our communities. the mayor has not increased the details of his proposal, i hope that it will preserve annual increases to correct for inflation and look at an even higher minimum if further analysis shows that it's needed to keep pace with the skyrocketing health and cost for our residents. also, working to close the loophole that has kept the wages for non-profits who have worked very hard for city contractors and paid lower and i'm hoping that colleagues will join me in our coalition to address that disparity. i'm also working on another measure with i number of group to look at closing the wage gap in our increasingly 2-tiered city and looking forward to discuss these ideas with many of you. also i want to say that many of you know that on november 6th, a major fire occurred and many businesses displaced. the internet archive is one of our city's prominent non-profits that supervisors are tryi

i had a high school in livingston, a three-year high school that had 1800 students in a three-year high school in the late '70s, early 1980s. i met david on the tom kaine for governor campaign in 1977. he was a youth volunteer and so was i. really, after that time i completely lost touch with david. we didn't travel in the same circles in high school. i was the class president and athlete, i don't know what david was doing during that time. and then we reacquainted years later in i think 2000 when he was helping bob franks with his senate campaign. so we went 23 years without seeing each other. and in the years we did see each other, we passed in the hallways. so i want to clear that up. it -- it doesn't make a difference, except that i think some of the stories that were written impute an emotional closeness between me and david that doesn't exist. i know david, and, you know, i knew that bill wanted to hire david to come to the port authority, and i gave my permission for him to do it, but that was bill's hire. he asked for my permission and i gave it to hire david. but let's be clear

the agriculture department gave foster farms permission to reopen the plant in livingston, california. but yesterday, foster farms voluntarily closed the plant for a second time saying it is improving safety procedures. foster farms says this volunteer shutdown may continue for several days. >>> crews in mill valley are busy repairing a broken water line which caused flooding and street closures. the pipe feeds into the living facility near camino and miller avenue. it broke around 5:30 a.m. and sent water cascading into the street. it was as high as 18 inches in some area us. the cause of the break is not yet known but there's construction being done on some old sewer pipes at the senior complex. >> the building was built 40 years ago. that's one of the reasons we're in the process of replacing sanitation lines and other things. but this is not one we planned on working on. but we will. >> the water may have damaged about ten cars. two lanes were closed but reopened about 7:30. >>> petaluma city leaders are scheduled to meet tonight at 6:00 p.m. to discuss water conservation. the pub

the department of agriculture issued a notice of suspension at the foster families plant in livingston the same location linked to the salmonella outbreak this march. according to the usda the discovery of the live cockroaches created egregious insanitary conditions and failing to maintain effective pest control program. people near the plant worry about jobs but they have concerns as consumers. >> i am sure people will lose their jobs because they cannot afford it. >> the infection and now this, why bother? they were very popular. this will destroy everything. >> they say over the past four months inspectors identified a total of five cockroaches inside the plant. in a statement the company says and i quote, "food safety is foster farms highest priority," and the company took action immediately. this is an isolated incident. >> happening now, governor brown is on the road promoting a budget proposal for 2014. he made it official: the down was leaked to the media last night. abc7 news reporter has details on "a modest" surplus. >> the governor announced the budget this morning includin

a little bit less in livingston and northwest d.c., covering the cars and the roads, too.he wind with low temperatures. we're going to be dealing with not only the possible of scat r scattered power outages tomorrow some slick roads. but also the risk of hypothermia. >> you can stay on top of things with our storm team weather app on your google advice and your iphone. >> tonight, some school district have made the call tomorrow. prince william koun thank you, loudoun county and frederick county virginia public schools. a two-hour delay. the federal government is going to be open, but employee es have the option, we're told, to take unscheduled leave. >> meanwhile, in northern virginia, dangerous conditions on the reed. and it could be even more treacherous tomorrow. jackie benson joins uh us live with people who have taken hours to get home. >> unfortunately what's starting to happen is it's getting windy. we've heard reports from earlier today of school buses being stuck on the way home, drivers whose commit took up to four hours to come in from d.c. the time of course o

stop open cesar ---la planta de procesamient o de alimentos de la compaÑia "foster farms" en livingstonnes pero por decision de la empresa... take vo ---el miercoles pasado, las autoridades de agricultura ordenaron el cierre de esa planta debido a una infestacion de cucarachas, luego de resuelto ese problema, la compaÑia comenzo a operar las instalaciones el fin de semana... ---ahora es la empresa la que decide cerrar temporalmente para implementar medidas de seguridad alimenticia. nat sound --- wait for cue blanca ---momentos de gran emocion vivieron ayer los aficionados de los 49ers por toda la bahia durante el juego que el equipo disput contra las panteras de carolina por el titulo divisional de la "nfc".. ---por tercer aÑo consecutivo los jugadores comandados por el entrenador "jim harbaugh" logran llegar al partido final de la conferencia. take 3 box cesar take 3 box ---en nuestra cobertura en equipo, angel ayllon en breve nos cuenta porque a los seguidores de los "niners" se les dificultara conseguir boletos para el juego del proximo domingo.. blanca ---pero primero pasamos con ju

. >>> a fogser farms plant in livingston is closed again just one day after calling employees back to work. the usda shut the central valley chicken processing plant down on wednesday because of a docockroh infestation. now the company says it is voluntarily suspending operations for several days so it can properly ll lly impleme safety measures. >>> coming up, what lawmakers hope a special committee will find. >> here's the sign the world's getting smaller. traditional american drink becomes japanese. we'll take a look coming up in business news. >>> and a san jose teenager turns olympic athlete. we hear from the parents of the first bay area skater to compete in the olympics since the early '90s. >> she's going for the gold. we're bringing back the red flag warning. this is for higher elevations across the bay area. high fire danger because of the dry pattern. the good news, temperatures are going to be into the 70s and 80s as we head through the next couple days. i'll tell you the warmest spots across the bay area and we're still talking about rain in the forecast. lots to go of wh

the livingston facility is closed this morning.nt was linked to a salmonella outbreak last year that sickened more than 400 people. foster farms says it's sanitizing the facility. >>> the northeast is digging itself out of the snow as warmer temperatures might relieve the area with a big melt. at least 21 people died during the record-breaking cold spell. the arctic air should move out of the united states and back into canada as temperatures mellow out. about 800 flights were canceled, far fewer than the last few days. the cancellations and delays have cost airlines and passengers $1.5 billion. for passengers, the cost per hour was 37.60. for airlines it was 4,690 per hour. >>> the polar vortex that blew over the northeast has frozen hell over literally. hell, michigan, was left with mountains of snow as temperatures went down to 17 degrees below zero. people of hell even had to call a tow truck to get the plow out of the heap of snow. so hell froze over. pigs may be flying outside. >> and what does it take to get some rain around

they closed the plant yesterday after re-opening the facility in livingston. first shut down on wednesday after a cockroach infestation raised concerns of food safety. the company says the cloture will last only a few days and is done to make sure it does not happen again. production is shifted to the other central valley plants. >>> in san francisco, police are investigating a shooting involving an off-duty officer yesterday morning at a chevron station. a police sergeant fired in self-defense when a driver punched her following a fender bender on interstate 280. an off-duty firefighter who witnessed the accident followed the two cars to the gas station and says the other driver punched the sergeant before she shot him. the wounded driver is expected to be okay. >>> an 82-year-old man is in serious condition after being hit by a car in millbrae after 5:30 yesterday evening. the san mateo county sheriff says that the man was in the crosswalk when the car hit him. the driver stayed at the seen and was not cited or arrested. >> a church pastor is under arrest ac

the infestation has been going on for four months and it's the same plant in livingston linked to salmonella outbreak last year that made 416 people sick. the feds allowed the plant to stay open at the time because foster farms proved that they could control the contamination. >>> as for the recent problems,foster farms says it has, quote, temporarily stopped operations to allow the enhanced sanitizing to take place. the company says it has now moved chicken production to some of its other facilities. >>> six months after the asiana plane crash the parents of one of the victims has filed a claim against the city. a 16-year-old student died after two san francisco fire trucks ran over her on the tarmac. the claim alleges firefighters knowingly left her in harm's way after the july crash. the city attorney's office now has 45 days to respond. >>> a transgender teen who fought back after she says she was bullied for months by her classmates is fighting another battle in court. [ screaming ] >> jewyles gutierrez is being charged with misdemeanor battery for the november fight at hercules middle

also tweeting out tonight that none of their products were affected by their plant shutdown in livingston. george kiriyama, nbc bay area news. >>> two workers are recovering after a small explosion at a lab in south san francisco. the building was evacuated late this mpb a and decontamination temperatures were set up for employees. the workers were mixing two chemicals when the explosion happened. this is a busy area of south san francisco, filled with several biotech firms and airport hotels. >>> a lot of people in contra costa county are unhappy with the district attorney mark peterson. he's charging a transgender teenager with battery. the transgender says it was self-defense. in an nbc bay area followup, chase cane joins ut. this is a high profile case, chase. >> reporter: it sure is. people didn't even know about this for weeks. the charges were filed six weeks ago, but the school district didn't know about it until today. that's when the teen's family asked them to reverse their decision. they say she's the victim of bullying, so they want to know why she's being punished. >> i'm ve

the usda shut down the chicken processing plant in livingston on wednesday after inspectors found it infested with cockroaches. just east of san jose in the central valley. foster farms released a statement today saying investigators have approved their action plan to fix the b problem. >>> new video traffic slowing to a crawl on the bay bridge after a car fire. you can see some of the back-up by the toll plaza just before treasure island. about 2:30 with a two-car crash heading into san francisco. one of those cars burst into flames. cal transit fire crews had to close three lanes of traffic to get that car out of the tunnel. luckily, no one was hurt. now to developing weather that's welcome news for a very thirsty bay area. looking live over san francisco, where the sky is blue this afternoon, but that's expected to change tomorrow. rain is in the forecast. jeff ranieri has been tracking this. >> increasing cloud cover on the way for tonight. the north is where our storm system is producing heavier rainfall across seattle and p t portla portland, but the rain for us is still locate

. >>> foster farms says it plans to reopen its livingston plant tomorrow after it was closed because of a cockroach infestation. the feds shutdown the central valley plant on wednesday. inspectors found cockroaches in several parts of the plant over the last few months. foster farms says it's cleaned up the problems and no products were affected. >>> two more flu-related deaths confirmed in the bay area today brings the area to 13 people who have died now from flu complications. the h1n1 virus otherwise known as swine flu is now considered widespread in california and is expecting the young and the healthy. most of the bay area vic timsz are under the -- victims are under the age of 5. doctors don't no why it's hitting the young so hard this season, but it's easy to catch and no one is immune. >> reporter: the flu is predators by droplets from -- spread by droplets from coughing, sneezing and can travel up to six feet from the sick person to you. >> we learned a few bay area walgreen stores ran out of the vaccine temporarily because of the high demand. walgreen's suggests calling ahe