. >>> also breaking, the boston public health commission claiming it was norovirus linked to a chipotle restaurant that made almost 80 college students sick. paul burton is life outside cleveland circle. >> reporter: there were concerns that it was e. coli making people sick but the department of public health confirmed it was the norovirus that has made so many boston college students sick. investigators say the restaurant is closed down for the duration until they clean the whole thing out. cleaned out now. tonight, many boston college work crews inside chipotle are busy scrubbing down the restaurant as the boston public health commission confirmed the illness that has sickened so many people, mostly bc students, is the norovirus. something i had not held before, and vomiting. >> reporter: boston college teenager -- student jim fox associate are chipotle and got sick.

coli and the norovirus have some of the same symptoms as you will see here. take a look at the last items, the incubation period. e. coli takes a few days to make you sick, the norovirus works a lot faster, 12 to 48 hours. >>> we have a lot of clouds today and we are seeing some chilly temperatures tonight, eric fisher is tracking another warm-up. we keep seeing this pattern, right? >> we are lined up. mild air keeps working its way in. looks like that pattern will stick around through all of the month and probably start of january which is expected. this is what we are looking for today, a few situations, we've got a storm just out to the sea, bringing a slight rainfall today but not too far out to cause any major issues. certainly too far out to cause snow. tonight, phone back through the 30s as sometimes make their way into the 20s. we get breaks in cloud cover at times, that's when we will be falling back. be cautious traveling, mist and fog in the air, temps find that in the 20s. could be slick spots on the road tomorrow morning. as we head into the day

. >>> cleaning the chipotle at the center of a norovirus outbreak, what health officials found inside. >> targeting donald trump in new hampshire, the candidates pouncing on his controversial comments of muslims. >>> from the channel 4 studio in boston, this is wbz "this morning". >> good morning to you, great to have you with us on wednesday, december 9, i'm kathryn hauser. >> and i'm chris mckinnon, appreciate you waking up with us, danielle is in and we've got a pretty decent day for this time of year. the 40s despite the fact that we'll see lots of clouds around today, this morning it's pretty uniform in terms of our temperature because of that deck of clouds, 38 in boston right now, middle to upper 30s for a lot of us, 40 in province town, one of the milder spots, the radar scopes are quiet, no precipitation but notice the clouds that are in place and i do think they'll be a little bit stubborn today, peeks of sunshine will be possible, overall no weather related issues, daily planner then mid 30s to start the day, sunrise coming up, just over an hour from now, just an hour from

:touching surfaces or objects contaminated with norovirus then putting your fingers in your mouth, orhaving contact with someone who is infected with norovirus. >> grant:norovirus can spread quickly in closed places like daycare centers, nursing homes, schools, and cruise ships. most norovirus outbreaks happen from november to april in the united states. >> grant:we're tracking the approaching storm. and unlike some of the recent systems to pass through the bay area. this one is supposed to pack quite a punch. >> pam:dave has details. >> dave: thatis right, pam! >> dave: about 7:00 a.m.-- 5:00 a.m. it is the storm is spread out all of the cities over the bay area. >> dave: thundershowers will redevelop, that will allow the cold air of stairs and the thunder showers will pop up. -- cold air upstai rs >> dave: the other part of the system is wind, and the no. date overnight and then spreading all over the bay area. pretty much, out where before it is. which can get to the 45 mi. per hour range. and the north bay hills it will be and when the budget until 10:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. >>

the boston chipotle where 136 sickened with norovirus reopened saturday. the restaurant near boston college welcomed customers several weeks after 136 patrons fell ill with norovirus. officials ordered the restaurant to close its doors on dec. 7th the outbreak was likely caused by a sick employee and is said to be unrelated to e. coli cases restaurants in oregon and washington in october. the boston chipotle where 136 sickened with norovirus has reopened. in sports. the bay area sports community loses one of it's more unsung heroes. and the 49ers try to avoid another orad loss. mark carpenter as the highlights. coming up ok, we're here. here's dad. mom. the twins. aunt alice... you didn't tell me aunt alice was coming. of course. don't forget grandpa. can the test drive be over now? maybe just head back to the dealership? don't you want to meet my family? yep, totally. it's practically yours, but we still need your signature. the volkswagen sign then drive event. zero due at signing, zero down, zero deposit, and zero first months payment on a new jetta and

a second round of samples taken has tested negative for norovirus. we will keep you updated after today' s inspection. todd: thieves stole lights from this house in dorchester. the lights shine through a projector. thieves have been caught on surveillance stealing the lights in dorchester and in ly nn. police are urging people to keep the projectors in a safe place. live in dorchester, todd kazakiewich, wcvb newscenter 5. erika: democrats are responding to donald trump' s use of a sexually suggestive term to describe hillary clinton' s primary defeat in 2008. >> it is the mark of a man who i believe has no respect for women whatsoever. erika: clinton herself emphasized the importance of standing up to bullies. this as trump takes to twitter to defend himself, insisting the term was not vulgar, saying it means "beaten badly." he also retweeted the comment of a political analyst saying it' s a "commonplace ny way of saying trump still leads among gop voters, but a new poll shows six in 10 women say they' d be embarrassed to have him as president. randy

. >>> and a boston chipotle said to reopen this week after a norovirus outbreak, the steps safe. >> from the channel 4 studios in morning" . . >>> good morning, it is 6:00 right now, great to have you with us, i'm kathryn hauser >> and i'm chris mckinnon, it's wednesday, december 23, we want to get a check of our weather this morning with danielle and >> yes, there's a little bit of fog and it's locally thick, you guys so hearing from a lot of people on twitter, it's thick like pea soup out there but it is in spots, localized obviously so be aware of changing visibility, dense fog advisory, shaded in gray until 10:00 a.m. this morning, which means visibility quarter of a mile or less at times. and we have that from taunton to thu bedford, plymouth to hyannis and orange and keene, look at logan airport doing well, temperature wise, 49 degrees a warm start southwest wind variable all morning long just like yesterday, mid 30s, worcester and 45 to near 50 on the cape and island, besides the fog though, not contending with much else, just a few clouds, and think wet weather holds off until la

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in cleveland circle. that was shut down two weeks ago after dozens of students got sick from the norovirus but could be back open as early as tomorrow. kimberly bookman is live with well. kimberly. >> well, kim, inspectors say that the place is clean, it's in good shape, and it's ready to re-open. when it does, it will be missing one manager. >> reporter: inspectors show up at chipolte in cleveland circle this morning to heck conditions inside the restaurant. two weeks after the place was closed because more than 150 people, mostly boston college students, got the norovirus here. >> it's looking good. they've come a long way. >> reporter: after doing sanitation tests, examining the chemicals used to disinfect the restaurant and making sure it's norovirus-free, they also hecked employees are healthy, cleared to work and aware of procedures and policies. >> we did a pop quiz. i quizzed a couple of people in training and they had the right answers. >> reporter: once the final paperwork is completed, the fast-food chain is told they passed inspection can re-open as people come? yeah, why not.

more than 150 people got sick from the norovirus after eating at that location. right now boston police are searching for an armed robber. it happened in the 200 block of lake street in brighton last night. one person was robbed and the suspect or suspects got away. no one was hurt. and right now, the suspect in a worcester is preparing to face a daniel depew will be arraigned on several charges including drunk driving. george burdick as they unloaded september. randy, emily? homeowners, as police try and track down holiday thieves. a very specific type of emily: the eyeopener's todd kazakiewich is live in todd? todd: good morning. thieves are after the newly popular laser lights. this home behind me in dor chest since they're sold out in many stores, crooks are helping themselves. the lights shine through a projector, making holiday decorating easier, and less time consuming than hanging lights. er was targeted. quintino centeio caught a grinch on surveillance in dorchester, stealing his pricy laser display. another was captured in lynn, unplugging the lights, a

some of the players got sick from the norovirus outbreak. they were cleared to play but the eagles fell to the friars 66-51, some fans seemed to know happen. >> when i heard right about -- read about that in the paper it is going to be a run away for providence. i didn't know if the game was going on. >> i think it's an excuse. no, you know, it is what it is. i feel bad for the kids. i feel bad for the school. >> boston college is trying to control that norovirus outbreak linked to chipotle, is 20 students got sick so far. the school is closing salad bars on campus and giving to take their final exams. chipotle is still shut down. >>> red sox taking new steps to protect fans from foul balls or shattered bats, encouraging all of its teams to do something after several fans were badly hurt this past summer, the sox plans to extend the netting all the way to the dugouts, one victim who was hit and badly hurt says it's about time. >> all it takes is a parent taking a second to reach in their wallet to get a hot dog for their kid and in that one

the chipotle in cleveland circle shut down after an outbreak of norovirus may re-open soon. boston inspectional services tells us the entire place has been disinfected and a second round of samples tested negative for norovirus. if the location passes inspection tomorrow, it can open again. 140 people, most of them boston college students, got norovirus employee was the source. >> i brought it out of my door in front of them. ed: tossing out christmas trees before christmas? why some local families say they had no choice. heather: bum ride? as riders cringe about likely fare hikes, the t promises to crack down on on absenteeism and major overtime. harvey: today' s rain in the process of going bye-bye putting more impressive rainstorm on the way and record warmth. about the timeline. at ed: the winter classic is just 10 days away but bruins fans are not going to be happy when they hear -- th holiday season's just like football season... you got your big games... ...and regular games. get it all at a great price... ...and the holiday season is won. everything in one place. hol

you can have norovirus without symptoms yet passing it on to other people. >> norovirus referred to as the winter vomiting disease. children began showing symptoms this month. so the center took preventive measures. none of the victims in marin county required hospitalization. experts say perhaps it's why we are seeing an increase in reported cases. damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >>> next, 11:00, on the run, no more. the so-called affluenza teen and his mom caught in mexico. >>> protesters hit the streeted of cleveland. the latest fallout from the grand jumpry's decision not to kill an officer who shot and killed a 12-year-old boy who was holding a pellet gun. >> kari hall. after a frigid morning it's starting to warm up. heading into the mid-50s. i'll have the rest of the microclimate forecast coming up. >>> grand jury failed to indict the officers involved in the death of 12-year-old boy in cleveland, ta mere rice. this is chicago police have two more officers on paid leave as the department investigates the fatal shooting of two people one the police admit was accidental. nbc b

the changes for the location at the center of a norovirus outbreak. antoinette: new revelations at the mbta after one operator is fired. the history of tampering with trains. randy: all those stories ahead, but first with it still raining in spots, this has been the scene in some areas and flooding antoinette: heavy rains move through the region, danielle, this is not going to be the case as the day continues. danielle: you can see the heavy downpours we saw early this morning pushing offshore. scattered showers south of boston to plymouth to the cape area and provincetown. we have a couple more showers here near southern new hampshire and nashua and worcester county. is slowly working its way through our area this morning. that is also going to bring in warmer air and the other thing morning is some fog. we have had some locally dense fog, especially on than nantucket, the cape. fog will be dropping off as we head towards lunchtime and then it is all about the warmth. 51 in boston. 47 in worcester. that is warmer air that is headed in our direction.

how nearly 80 boston college students got sick after eating at a local chipotle, now blaming the norovirus and it may have started with one sick worker. susie steimle is live for us, and several violations at that restaurant. >> reporter: they did, kathryn, at least three on monday handle food, now this chipotle restaurant is working to reopen as boston college students prepare for finals while sick. a long night for employees at this chipotle in cleveland circle, scrubbing each and every surface after the health commission confirmed boston college students came down with norovirus linked with this location. >> a buzz on campus. >> reporter: as this semester comes to a close, some sick students prepare for finals week. >> a lot of professors though have, are acknowledging that it might be an issue and that they're willing to reschedule. >> reporter: as many as 80 were infected including tim fox. >> severe stomach pain, shar pain, vomiting. >> reporter: as the chain faces national backlash for e. coli outbreaks in nine states, the boston college incident is not related. >> before we allow t

. >>> and a chipotle set to open after a norovirus outbreak, the steps being taken to keep customers safe. >> from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz "this morning". >> good morning, it is 4:30 right now, nice and early, i'm kathryn hauser thanks so much for joining us this wednesday, december 23. hey, we had a lot of rain yesterday, and it looks like we have another batch coming in today, danielle. >> yeah, not until the evening hours, that's the good news, what we contend with is the fog, from philadelphia to new york city, an advisory in the shaded area, until 10:00 a.m. for localized areas of visibility less than a quarter of a mile, just be aware of rapidly changing conditions out there, currently in the city of boston, but notice some of the suburbs, taunton, a quarter of a mile to plymouth, right over the cape and islands as well, it is a mild start as well, temperatures, depending on where you are, pretty warm, 52 in boston, this will be the 16th day for the month we had 50 degrees or greater and that ties a record, light northwest wind at three miles per hour, cool

jc: also breaking at 5:30, norovirus is officially to blame for a nasty outbreak linked to chipotle restaurants. at least 80 boston college students were sickened after hearing at the cleveland circle -- eating at the cleveland circle location. that restaurant is still closed. right now, new information about the man accused of stealing bones from a worcester cemetery. phil: he was moved from connecticut to massachusetts to face a judge today and now there are claims that someone else robbed the graves. newscenter five' s jack harper has more. >> amador medina police say he had skulls and skeletons arranged for rituals in his hartford apartment. >> they spoke to the defendant and were shown the human remains >> the skeletons were stolen from the smallest seem that this mausoleum, -- stolen from this mausoleum, built by charles houghton, a wealthy worcester boot maker who' s remains were here along with those of 6 family members. >> six crypts were broken into. 5 of those crypts had skeletons removed. >> medina told police he paid someone else to break in. the old one was removed. another person

. >>> first lawsuit just filed tonight against chipolte after the norovirus outbreak that sickened dozens of people including a huge group of boston college students. john monahan joins us tonight with reaction from the attorney leading the charge. >> this is a lawyer who specialize inside food-borne he says the recent problems at chipolte to include e. coli and salmonella outbreaks throughout the country, are the worst he's ever seen. >> reporter: the cleveland circle chipolte closed down on december 7th. it remains closed, some 136 people, many boston college students, who frequent the popular fast-food chain, sickened from a norovirus outbreak. tonight a local family is suing. >> we got the lawsuit filed today. >> reporter: bill mahr a is a seattle based attorney, representing a 16-year-old brookline boy who was hospitalized for half a day. muller spoke with fox 25 by phone. >> this is chipolte's second nor oh outbreak in the last few months. >> reporter: the other case in california in august sickened 300 people. >> caused by a worker handling your food and the virus gets in your food

the norovirus is now being blamed for getting at least 80 customers sick. workers spent the night cleaning the location on beacon street. thorough disinfection is the only way to get rid of the norovirus once it becomes active. >> the virus appears to hang if it is in a cruise ship, it is on the railings. if it is in a restaurant, it is on the tables. emily: that doctor says even customers who got food to go could have still picked up germs. and that's not the only trouble, city health inspectors discovered violations at the location, including low holding temperatures for chicken and steak, and an employee working despite being sick. some boston college basketball players are among those who got the norovirus, but practice was held yesterday for tonight's game in providence. >> i'm the worst thing that has ever happened to isis. the people in my party fully understand that. randy: this morning donald trump dismissing the question of whether his proposed ban on muslims is putting the united states in danger. and playing into the hands of terrorists. and the

developing tonight the norovirus is to blame. but now fox 25 investigates has found it's not the only boston area location that's been hit with violations this year. fox 25's eric rasmussen looked through dozens of inspection reports. >> reporter: inside this now closed chipolte restaurant in cleveland circle workers and managers at times seemed exasperated as the news outside got worse. boston college reporting 80 people are sick after eating at the popular burrito spot. >>> just hoping i'm gonna be good, you know. >> inspectors discover an employee came to work sick on thursday a few days before dozens of customers started reporting stomach flu-like symptoms linked to norovirus while other chipolte locations in boston have had few prisons, fox 25 investigates found that hasn't been the occasion at this chip pot play on brookline avenue near fenway park. steak kept at 52 degrees, raw chicken also too warm at 48 degrees. fox 25 investigates went inside with a cell phone out and recording. you don't see it here but we spotted a bi

while norovirus is to blame for locally, it was customersic? other states. newscenter 5 spoke with a brookline native who goes to school on the west coast. >> this happened in washington a couple of weeks ago. school. i haven't gone there in a while because i don't want o'coal lie. reporter: chipotle announced changes. restaurants will dip onions in boiling water to kill germs. cilantro to freshly cooked rice to kill microbes. the chipotle has been cooking with fresh local ingredients but recently admit this does make them more at risk for contamination. the chain now will be preparing more cooked vegetables and cheeses at central locations instead of in stores. wcvb, newscenter 5. >> 100 firearms confiscated by police in warren. what prompted them to raid a man's home. phil: horses, ducks and more, where dozens of animals were rescued in a suspected case of animal cruelty. many happy returns. why he won't be facing charges after all. and that raid will intensify tonight. but the warmth will intensify tomorrow. a record breaker, rest of the christmas weekend

they have offered a blanket -- for the norovirus and the separate e. coli outbreak expecting chipotle restaurants in nine states including here in new york. dari: an alert for iced tea drinkers ray sweet leaf is reports of last fragments in the drinks affecting six flavors of tea in the 16-ounce bottles distributed between february 27 of december 6. so far for customers have reported finding class and the bottles but the company says no one has been heard. steve: was the night before santacon and to all a goodnight. dari: a lot bracing for the pub crawl. where it gets underway at 10:00. steve: great opera singers playing for tips in times square today and audrey has the balmy forecast. audrey: with today's tight numbers well above average for this time of year it's definitely more like spring out there rather than weeks away from christmas. details on how much longer the mild weather will last when the fox fox 5 continues. dari: first here's tonight's new york minute. >> volunteers from answer the community by wrapping gifts at barnes & noble in union

the number of students sickened with the norovirus today jumped to 141. the restaurant involved cited for three health code violations is closed for cleaning. >> after so many people got sick, i'm not sure i'm going to come back. >> reporter: norovirus is a common gastrointestinal virus that can spread rapidly. >> when you touch surfaces and have the virus on your hands, it can be transmitted in different restaurants. >> reporter: e. coli usually occurs when vegetables come in contact with contaminated water. now the company is promising new food handling procedures from farm to restaurant, including pre-preparing and sanitizing some ingredients like diced tomatoes then shipping them nationwide. >> procedures are so above industry norms we are going to be the safest place to eat. >> reporter: those comments helped lift the depressed stock, but with customers staying away, chipotle must reassure them, too. tom costello, nbc news, washington. >>> rita wilson, actress, producer and wife of tom hanks announced today she is cancer-free. she was diagnosed with

in august, 100 people were sickened by norovirus in california. then starting in october, dozens of customers in chipotle restaurants across nine states came down with e. coli infections. the chain temporarily closed 43 of its restaurants. data shows chipotle is the fastest expanding restaurant chain in the u.s., opening 799 restaurants since 2009. sales have more than doubled to $4 billion. >> i'm sorry for the people who got sick. >> reporter: c.e.o. steve ells pledged to overhaul food safety proat colz in an interview with nbc news. the stock has rebounded today but is still down almost 25% since august. and just a short time ago, authorities in seattle announced because of repeated violations. it is one of the 43 restaurants that were shut down voluntarily during the e. coli outbreak. the company says it will address the problem. scott. >> pelley: anna werner, thanks. who builds the safest cars? that's next. also provides proven full 24-hour blood sugar control and significant a1c reduction. toujeo is a long-acting, man-made insulin it contain

city health officials say it was norovirus and may have there. i know inspectors did find restaurant. >> reporter: david, they found three critical health violations and shut this happened before testing for the norovirus came back positive. employees spent hours scrubbing every surface inside the chipotle in cleveland circle after the boston public health commission confirmed tuesday boston college students did come down with norovirus and the outbreak is indeed linked to the mexican restaurant. >> it's definitely abuzz on campus for sure. >> reporter: students say news of the outbreak spread more quickly than the virus itself and with the semester coming to a close and finals next week timing couldn't be worse. >> a lot of professors are acknowledging it might be an to reschedule. >> reporter: as many as 80 students became ill including senior tim fox. >> severe stomach pain like really sharp pain, something vomiting. >> reporter: others like matthew carey have been doing students on their floors. >> there's more people that got sick than i tho

there are now 141 suspected cases of norovirus at boston here's anna werner. >> reporter: the shutdown of this chipotle in boston is the fifth health-related crisis for months. boston college says students who ate there came down with norovirus, which causes nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea. tim fox is a senior. >> severe stomach pain, like, really sharp pain, something i never really felt before. >> reporter: stay health officials believe this outbreak may have begun with a sick employee who contaminated the food. chipotle's health-related issueses began last july with a in august, 100 people were sickened by norovirus in california. then starting in october, dozens of customers in chipotle restaurants across nine states came down with e. coli infections. the chain temporarily closed 43 of its restaurants. data shows chipotle is the fastest expanding restaurant chain in the u.s., opening 799 restaurants since 2009. sales have more than doubled to $4 billion. >> i'm sorry for the people who got sick. >> reporter: c.e.o. steve ells pledged to overhaul food safety proat colz in an intervie

go online or call now for this great offer. >> the chipotle restaurant that had an pout break of norovirus that sickened more than 100 customers was supposed to be open today but is closed. >> the chain is deal with another problem. crystal is live in boston getting reaction from customers. >> reporter: good evening, and that reason is a water leak. it extended to the nearby spirits. they remain open christmas eve. chipotle is closed. andy was hoping for chipotle for lunch after the chraoepd circle restaurant was allowed to this christmas eve at a norovirus outbreak earlier this month. but the doors were locked, the restaurant remaining closed due to a water leak inside. >> now it's probably the so i'm fine to go back. >> he tells me even after city inspectors determined the restaurant had sickened up to 100 people he's remaining loyal. >> i ate there the weekend before everyone else got sick, so i was fine. a couple people weren't. >> other chipotle lovers not sure. >> we used to seat chipotle all the time until it happened, so that's it. >> he has taken his business down the block. >> go

the boston chipotle shut down by norovirus has passed inspection. welcome back, i' woods. adam: and i' m adam sexton. the boston official in charge stopped in himself for lunch today. juli mcdonald from our sister station wcvb is at the restaurant with more. why not? reporter: while customers are slowly trickling back into the now open location, the restaurant had been closed since earlier this month one 140 became sick with norovirus after eating there. after passing inspection wednesday, a water leak delete the reopening until yesterday. >> one of the servers was ill. chipotle has good policies in place for maintenance, cleaning, and the management of food. reporter: the restaurant seemed quite. some seemed sure whether it was reopened. >> we have been here a bunch of time spread we have never had a problem. our theory is it is probably cleaner now than it will ever be. reporter: the inspector is looking to prove just that tomorrow. >> i will go there tomorrow and have lunch to let everybody know i have faith in our system to make sure all the citizens of boston are safe

. >>> this morning a local family stems from the norovirus outbreak that left dozens of people sick. michael henrich is live at the restaurant in cleveland circle and that family's lawyer says chipotle has a long history of problems, michael. >> reporter: that's right and you will hear from that lawyer in just a moment. first the sign on the door that says this chipotle in cleveland circle is still closed to the public. it has been that way since december 7. in total 136 people including boston college men's basketball team players were sickened and the cdc say 20 million norovirus cases each year, but when it comes to this particular restaurant bill mahler is a theern specializes in food-borne illness cases and spoke to fox25 by phone for the lawsuit he filed against chipotle on behalf of a 16-year-old brookline boy who said he was hospitalized half a day with the norovirus after eating contaminated food at this chipotle. >> it is the fawvlt the knew the employee was sick or not. i have never seen a chain restaurant have five outbreaks of food borne illness within about a four-month

. >>> and a lawsuit against the chipotle for the norovirus, in boston. >> from channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz "this morning". >>> good morning, everybody, i'm bree sison in for kathryn hauser. >> and i'm chris mckinnon, happy friday december 18. >> love friday. >> we all love friday! towards the christmas holiday too, pamela. >>> i know, can you believe it, a week away! and temperatures don't really feel like the season today, unfortunately as we get closer now this weekend feeling more like the season as we are tracking a big cooldown, for now, 48 degrees to start off your morning in boston, 58 in taunton, may not need that heavy winter coat today, good news and you might want that fall jacket, at least, visibility reduced thanks to the fog that has settled in overnight, three quarters of a mile from p-town to chatham, that's where we expect a dense fog to hold through the rest of this morning. otherwise, some light fog, satellite radar picture shows no heavy rain falling from the sky, although the showers are to our south and west, and this little disturbsance -- disturbance wi

while still trying to determine the exact cause of the norovirus outbreak. sot - william christopher jr. boston inspectional services commissioner "it is a precautionary effort. if there is a question of illness, we want to make sure the establishment will properly manage it so there will not be a thing," still no results - from testing done to see whether there was also a presense of e- coli the virus that sickened 52 people in 9 states last month - in an outbreak linked to the restaurant chain. a chipotle spokesperson telling abc news: "we do not have any evidence to suggest that this incident is related the incident." marci gonzalez tag and this latest problem for chipotle - could also mean more troubles for investors...with the company's stock plumeting nearly 30 percent over the past year mg abc news ny stephanie: you're likely spending lots of money right now on presents for friends and family... but if you have to travel to see them for the holidays, you'll be saving some cash. the national average for gas prices is poised to drop below two dollar a g

no word on how that crash >>> and the local chipotle restaurant at the center of the norovirus outbreak could have reopened as early as today but it didn't. crystal haynes reports and tells us why. >> it had been a cleveland circle staple. >> it's a great place, i love the food. sad to see something like this happen to the place. >> reporter: and some were hoping to have chipotle for lunch after the restaurant was allowed to open this christmas eve after a norovirus outbreak earlier this month. but the doors were locked and the restaurant remaining closed due to a water leak inside. >> now probably the cleanest restaurant in the world, so i plan to go back. >> reporter: even after city inspectors determined the restaurant had sickened upwards of a hundred people, he's remaining loyal. others are not so sure. >> i'm skeptical about the i love chipotle, i want to go back there. but the incident occurring in other places, i'm not sure. >> we used to it chipotle all the time until that happened. >> reporter: he has taken his business down the block. >> got the cajun bull for me. i'm sure th

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. >> reporter: and some like andy were hoping to have chipotle for lunch after a norovirus earlier this month, but the doors are locked and the restaurant leak. >> now it's probably the cleanest restaurant around. >> reporter: he is remaining loyal. others are not so sure. situation. i love chipotle and want to go back there. with the incident happening and in other places, i'm not sure. >> we used to eat it all the time. we don't have anywhere to go now. >> reporter: he has taken his business down the block. i lost trust, but i'm sure they'll get their stuff together. >> reporter: will you go back and eat there again? >> yeah, but not anytime soon. >> reporter: when the doors reopen, there will be changes, at least staff will see it the most and will prepare vegetables and cheese off-site and test it regularly. a spokesman said they will assess the extent of the damage of this leak but does not have a deet for when the doors will reporting for fox25 news. >>> an employee was a carrier of the norovirus. that worker informed a manager that they were sick, but the manager apparently made

we're also learning more about what led nearly 140 people to get sick with norovirus earlier this month. >> sarah: many of those people were boston college students. 7's victoria warren live outside the chipotle. vicki, the doors could be >> victoria: that is what we're being told. they've been give an clean bill of health inside of this restaurant. the doors could reopen today, but the big question that remains: will customers feel comfortable coming back? a final once-over by inspectional services and now the cleveland circle chipotle is ready to reopen. >> facility is in good shape. it's clean. again, it's been disinfected. it's clear of all product. the employees in there and everyone in there has been cleared by the public health commission. >> victoria: this closed sign was posted on the front door for two weeks, ever since 150 people, mostly boston college students, got the norovirus after eating here. health officials say the highly contagious virus all started with an employee who came to work sick. >> clearly here what happened, somebody had asked a boss, mentioned he was sick

the norovirus is what sickened these people. 120 people up in boston. the restaurant is closed down. they've been issued some violations. the cleanup is underway. are you convinced you've contained this now, that more people won't contain being sick? >> well, in regard to the e. coli, you know, there was one particular period of time, from mid-october until early november that appeared -- that's when the outbreak occurred, and the reporting of the illnesses came out over a lock period of time. >> so you're saying in boston you could have more cases reported. >> well, with the norovirus, probably, you've heard that this is the extent of it. but it's a very -- it's a quickly, from person to person. >> you're convinced when you reopen the store near boston, people will not be getting sick if they go back to eat there? >> when we reopen, the restaurant will be completely sanitized and every employee will have been tested and assured they do not have norovirus. >> now let's go back to the pacific northwest. >> yeah. >> the e. coli outbreak started in early o