. >> reporter: on this expedition, there is no deeper partnership than cecelia skog and ralph bae. married just a year. she's the first woman ever to climb the highest peaks on seven continents. had a hard time finding boyfriends who could help up until she met ralph. >> that's when he proposed? >> yeah, yeah. >> reporter: did he get down on one knee? >> he did with his skis on. >> reporter: they had tried k2 once before but turned back in bad weather. and this time, even under blue skies, the mountain provides constant reminders of the risk. >> really dangerous. no safe way to get up through no safe way to get up through here. >> reporter: just outside of base camp, another reminder. dozens of hammered tin memorials, scattered with the remains of fallen climbers dashed to pieces. >> sorry. >> standing close to a leg. >> sorry. >> there's more body parts down there? >> looks like it. can't really tell. >> reporter: it is the grimmest possible warning, but it scares no one from the task at hand. testing their endurance on walls of ice and rock. >> how you feel? >> tired. >> yeah? >>

imman ralph. brown criticizes ralph for failing to disclose the source of his funding. and also questions ralph's background, saying, he refuses to denounce the palestinian group hamas. but ralph has worked with both the bush and obama administration on outreach to muslims overseas. >> my feeling is that the fbi is comfortable with the imam, then i'm comfortable, too. >> yeah, i think the fbi needs to rethink what they're doing. >> reporter: the planned islamic center is about two and a half blocks from the world trade center site. a bit of a walk. took us 2:45 to walk here where the center is going. you know, one of the things people, some people say is that, look, this isn't at ground zero. >> yeah, but what is ground zero? and -- this building was damaged by the landing gear of the plane. >> reporter: just too close, he says. >> i just don't know if this is the place to do it. this is sacred ground here. this is -- it's too hurtful, you know? why do we have to do that here? >> reporter: what about that? why here? couldn't it be a bit further away? >> it should be her

write my call and says to you that ralph is going to come kill you well actually says ralph used to be a sniper you know you'd never see it coming don't want ralph ralph and this is being taped you got enough certainly go to the police somebody is just told oh then i go through the books i have to have some for evidence because otherwise what books you know that it would well since i worked in the same department where the billing had come in and i started looking through the contract and they had been over billing for me. for years now i really like forty hours a week for forever were you working forty hours a week now encountered all that in close we're going to nasa contracts and the exxon mobile contracts and but you're working forty hour weeks essentially and all of that time was being billed to yang even though you were not doing all your own work for they've been billed for a couple of days after i had left them and was working out after so i told maybe dallas and she said well we need to go to the attorney general's office you it was jealous yes she went up with me and told a s

. >> now from our studios, here's ralph begleiter. >> welcome to great decisions, i'm ralph begleiter. joining us to discuss the global impact of the financial crisis are roger kubarych, senior fellow for international economics and finance at the counsel on foreign relations. and mark calabria, director of financial relation studies at the cato institute in washington. gentlemen, ter the great depression, i think all of us had the idea that systems were put in place, safety net in place, don't worry about this, it can't possibly happen again. we learned our lessons in the 1930's. and yet, um, were those assurances, if you will, false? were we being deceived? or have the markets outgrown or become more sophisticated than those regulations could handle? >> well ralph, we had several banking systemrises just in the last 30 years. some of the more familiars ones was the uh, collapse of the emerging markets, uh, in the 1980's from over borrowing. then we had the collapse and commercial real estate lending in the united states, canary war from london, the swedish banks went bankrupt, and s

among them, albertson's, ralph's and farm fresh. all of them come from a producer called wright county egg in galt, iowa. the cartons in question are stamped with plant numbers 1026, 1413 or 1946. the voluntary recall of eggs from those plants started friday. with some stores reaching out directly to customers enrolled in their loyalty programs. >> hello. this call is from your local ralph's store with an important recall announcement. >> reporter: even though all the tainted eggs have, presumably, been removed from grocery store shelves, millions of them are already in people's fridges. >> this outbreak could really be one of the largest linked to eggs that we have seen in 20 years. >> reporter: when an outbreak like this occurs, local health authorities become food detectives. >> this is shoe-leather epidemiology. this is an outbreak investigation. >> reporter: in northern california, officials noticed that dozens became sick after eating a certain kind of custard pie. in southern california, 12 people became ill after attending a

among them albert sons, ralphs, farm fresh. all of them from a producer called wright county egg in galt, iowa. the cartons in question are stamped with numbers 1026, 1413, or 1946. the voluntary recall of eggs from those plants start ed fridy with some stores reaching out directly to customers enrolled in their loyalty programs. >> hello. this call is from your local ralphs store with an important recall announcement. >> reporter: even though all the tainted eggs have now presumably been removed from grocery store shelves, millions of them are already in people's fridges. >> this outbreak could really be one of the largest linked to eggs that we've seen in 20 years. >> reporter: when an outbreak like this occurs, local health authorities become food detectives. >> this is shoe leather epidemiology. this is an outbreak investigation. >> reporter: in northern california, officials noticed that dozens became sick after eating a certain kind of custard pie. in southern california 12 people became ill after attending a catered even

take a look at polo ralph lauren. this morning, the trendsetting powerhouse showcasing a 25% jump in sales at its club monaco chain. that helped first-quarter profits clear street estimates by a wide margin, making for a fashionable excuse to move forward with expansion plans. the stock working its way to a two-month high reclaiming half of what it lost from the april highs. and las-vegas-sands. luck might be a lady tonight, and every night, for the company and its casinos in macau and singapore. the company's asia casinos are starting to turn profitable. macau's casino regulator said islandwide gaming revenues rose 70% in july compared to year-ago levels. and look at the stock-- its highest price in nearly two years, and a big run from the $2 lows in march of last year. shares in express jet holdings took flight. it's being acquired by skywest in a deal worth $133 million. skywest, the nation's largest regional air carrier, wants express jet to help strengthen its alliances with continental and delta. expressjet stoc

. >> mason: finally tonight, if you don't like to shop for groceries, then you aren't shopping at ralph'sn malibu. bill whitaker explains why there is singing in the aisles. >> reporter: malibu, california, home to some of hollywood's biggest stars. but one of malibu's most popular celebrities won't be found on the beach. she's in a grocery store. >> ♪ i'm going to treat you right you give me fever. ♪ >> reporter: for nearly 34 years, ralph's supermarket clerk deborah caraway has been singing for customers. ♪ rolling home >> she should be on broadway, not in the grocery store. >> reporter: at the register.. ♪ you had gone... >> reporter: ...in the grocery aisle, she knows how to please an audience. >> this is my stage right here, my own personal. >> reporter: and this is the spotlight. >> this is my spotlight. >> reporter: deborah first began belting out tunes when she was working on cleanup duty. her bluesy style soon caught on with shoppers. >> they would start saying things to me like "you know, i was in a bad mood until i heard you sing." >> reporter: when deborah's not singing, she's

. >> ken, his name was akeem ralph and this morning he was like scores of other high schoolers as heas preparing for a back to school orientation. but gunmen not only stopped those high school plans, they took his life. in a daytime shooting that was so brazen his family is pleading for the public's help tonight. >> reporter: the clipper path and come% high school id were supposed to represent a new year and a new beginning for akeem ralph. now they are the only photos left. >> i have my own two kids and i raised him. >> so tonight his uncle and aunts are trying to hold it took. >> he was a kid. just a kid. >> reporter: they admit he has had his run-ins with the justice system but committed to turning his life around. he tried to turn it around. so he headed to the bus stop. >> he was getting ready to get on the bus and getting ready to go to school. >> reporter: his grandmother was waiting at gompers not waiting to be late she called akeem, saying bypass the bus, she would be there in 5 seconds, seconds after hanging up he was ambushed. >> he was dead before he hit the ground, it so

ralph, would you? >> if i may, and again i apologize, i didn't clarify this in my comments, we're not looking at startup companies here. these are established companies, at least three years in business, a minimum of 25 employees, already with experience in major projects under their belt. so they're not going to be going to the marketplace with their hat in their hand. these are capable firms that have demonstrated success in the united states, that when they take their fatigues off, sure they'll be able to compete, day one. >> any other questions? >> will there be any type of language -- [inaudible] as a part of the training -- [inaudible] >> the training program is going to be very detailed, specific to providing the technical capabilities to actually execute on global contracting opportunities. the training program will be taught by senior executives at tutor perini in conjunction with the team at university of southern california, as advisor to the program. the program is really centered around pr

ralphs sent this phone message to customers. >> this call is from your local ralphs store with an importantement. >> reporter: inside this albertsons they've posted a sign warning of the recall and assuring their customers they've removed the tainted eggs from the shelves. still, there is concern. >> we eat a lot of eggs. want to make sure that we don't get sick from it. >> reporter: experts say this strain of salmonella comes from a hen's infected ovaries which passes the bacteria inside the egg. >> the birds themselves aren't sick so the farmer doesn't even know what's going on. in the meantime, it's producing eggs that look clean and fine. >> reporter: the fda is investigating the cause of the outbreak. don guevara, abc news, los angeles. >>> we have dramatic new video to show you this morning showing monday's miracle plane landing on a caribbean island. the amateur video was shot moments after the plane slammed into the ground with 131 on board. it was first thought that the only fatality was due to a heart attack. but an autopsy shows the 72-year-old woman died from injuries she suffer

were distributed around the country and packaged under the names lucerne, albertson, mountain dairy, ralph's, boomsma's, sunshine, hillandale, trafficanda, farm fresh, shoreland, lund, dutch farms and kemp. the food and drug administration is investigating. the eggs have a 3 digit code there range from 136-225. the planned number is pete 1026, p p-1413, p-1946. >> the sutter pacific medical foundation is calling back about 3,000 patients who need to be revaccinated at its clinics in the san francisco bay area and north coast. foundation officials say some vaccines were not stored at the proper temperatures so they may not be effective. officials are asking that anyone who got vaccinated between january and june at one of its care centers in san francisco, sonoma, marin or lake counties to return for another shot. they say the vaccines originally used don't have any harmful effects but the patients may not be immunized. they were used to prevent whooping cough swine flu and meningitis >> chp starting their part to zero tolerance campaign for motorists talking on their cell phones. last week h

that also the mainstream comedy audience takes its cue from the media, you know-- in the way that ralph nader is marginalized and neutralized by the mainstream media, in the way that ralph nader and his greens and winona laduke are made to look a little off. because they want true change and true democracy, the mainstream media seeks to marginalize them. and that's why the average comedy audience listens-- you know, they listen to the mainstream media. they listen to when ari fleischer says, "loose lips sink ships," if you will, you know? and so it's harder for a comic to win over their audience or to get the audience to listen if they're not just being a "team player." you know, i've got a lot of things to say about my government, because i care, because i am patriotic, you know what i mean? george carlin is very patriotic. that's why he's so mad. you know what i mean? bill hicks, when he was alive, had a lot to say because he cares about what the government does in his name. now, the government makes decisions on your and my behalf constantly. they do not let us in on 90% of it, and t

---los huevos fueron vendidos bajo las marcas "albertson's, farm fresh, mountain dairy, ralph's, lundacific coast, y country eggs".---los paquetes tienen los numeros de serie p-1720... p-1942... p- 1946, y p-1026, y tienen numero de codigo del 136 al 229. ---a una semana de que un conductor borracho matara a un joven que andaba en bicicleta en san francisco, varios ciclistas se dieron cita para pedir mas seguridad en las calles.---"ramon adame" nos muestra Ómo acabo la manifestacion... ra buenas noches. las demandas de los ciclistas se intensificaron despues que hace exactamente una semana fuera arrollado y muerto por un conductor un inmigrante aleman de 21 aÑos que visitaba san francisco. el grupo llamado "fix fell", le exige mas seguridad para los ciclistas. en la manifestacion de esta tarde se entregaron varias infracciones por obstaculizar la via publica, no hubo detenidos. en cuanto al conductor que arrollo al joven aleman de 21 aÑos el viernes pasado, fue dejado en libertad al pagar una fianza de medio millon de dolares. y retornara a corte el primero de octubre. ---hace dos sem

thomson se quedara en la inmortalidad luego de que en 1951 con un cuadrangular de tres carreras contra ralphsivo tercer partido de los playoffs por el titulo de la liga nacional, para conducir a los gigantes de nueva york a un ---solo le voy a mostrar un poquito del video de un "viejito" argentino que dijo: "si cumplo 90 aÑos.... pues me tiro" y se tiro nomas en paracaidas !!!!---el resto de las imagenes, al volver !!!! !!!! " para decir exactamente lo que se siente, es facil: hay que saltar" .... ---el paracaidista carlos roque beltran se atrevio a celebrar sus 90 aÑos de vida con un salto de mil metros de altura. --- para el argentino esta intrepida actividad es parte de su vida: el fue parte del cuerpo de paracaidistas del ejercito ....pero este salto fue en honor al inicio del bicentenario de su patria (dijo).... ---el cumpleaÑero no sufrio ninguna complicacion y fue recibido en tierra por su esposa, hijos, nietos y bisnietos...el describio su dia como "estupendo y maravilloso" ---asi llegamos al final de nuestro programa....con informacion de ultimo momento: el republicano sam blakeslee

eggs have been packaged and shipped out under 13 different names including lucerne, albertson and ralph's. salmonella is a bacteria that causes food poisoning. if you think you have some of those eggs, yes, you can kill that bacteria by thoroughly cooking the eggs, but those health experts are recommending just get rid of them. if you have any questions whether your eggs are under those 13 names go to our website and look at the full list there at nbcbayarea.com. reporting live here, deemed a safe restaurant in san jose, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >> it's good they're doing their work and checking them. thanks. >>> developing news this morning for a silicon valley giant. scott mcgrew is tracking the developments from the newsroom. >> good morning. it is the biggest purchase by intel in more than ten years. intel will buy mcafee for more than $7 billion or $48 per share in cold hard cash. that's a 62% premium. if you own shares in mcafee, you are buying lunch for everybody today. why does intel want a software company? intel says security is the big question in computing going forward.

the eggs from iowa were sold under several brand names including lucerne, ral ber sons, ralphs, sunshine and fresh farms. health officials say 266 californians have gotten sick. if the carton in the fridge has if your car at any has -- if your egg carton has these statistics, return the eggs. >>> a battle between a landlord and tenant. the landlord says out, the tenant says he's staying. that tenant is jelly's dance cafe on pier 50 in san francisco. it's where a man was shot to death outside the club last month. another man shot outside the club in 2008. jelly's leases with the port of san francisco. that lease expires today. and the port wants the club closed. port officials say it's because of the violence, the noise and the violations of the club's lease. jelly's says it will fight the eviction. >>> time now 5:05. >>> a hewlett-packard insider ashedding more light on the controversy that led to the resignation of mark hurd, who quit this month. that was after he reached a settlement with a contractor who accused him of sexual harassment. >>> police say there was a stabbing that appear

the effected brands listed here on our screen, lucerne, albertsons, mountain dairy, ralphs, boomsma's, sunshine, hillandale, trafficanda, farm fresh, shoreland, lund, dutch farms, kemps. earlier this week you might remember wright county recalled eggs. we have more information on this recall on www.kron.com. >>> much cooler for the weekend but a warm up into next week. a full forecast is coming up in just a few minutes. >> so, ah, your seat good? got the mirrors all adjusted? you can see everything ok? just stay off the freeways, all right? i don't want you going out on those yet. and leave your phone in your purse, i don't want you texting. >> daddy... ok! ok, here you go. be careful. >> thanks dad. >> and call me--but not while you're driving. we knew this day was coming. that's why we bought a subaru. a fantastic opportunity to get 0% apr financing on every new 2010 cadillac model. like the cts sport sedan. the most acclaimed vehicle in its class and a "car and driver" 10 best, three years in a row. or the all new cadillac srx luxury crossover. and even the most acclaimed luxury su

i can't it's sounds and it teaches skills to be ralph e. like the wealthy who >> should they talk to. >> and educate yourself accumulate wealth in this city people who made money like warren buffett don't study people who say i can get you rich quickly. people were saying pay for class seminar those are flags that you're about to be ripped off. >> to rob black you can send an e-mail at rob@robblack.com and is always waiting for questions. stay with us. live from the bay area's new station this is kron 4 news @ 4:30 p.m. sunday is the deadline for people to choose whether they want overdraft protection for their atm and debit cards. as cross christine conley its

they were sold under lucerne, albertsons, ralph, sunshine and farm fresh.lth officials say 266 californians have gotten sick. if the carton in your refrigerator has a plant number 1026, 1413 or 1946, and it's followed with the numbers ranging from 136 to 225, return the eggs. we do have all that information on our website, cbs5.com. >>> an explosion of whooping cough across the bay area could force schools to shut their doors. students who were not vaccinated could be barred from school for at least three weeks if an outbreak occurs. whooping cough is highly contagious resembling a common cold. reports from the centers for disease control show the number of cases nationally have jumped. the increase in california is so dramatic, the state has declared an epidemic. from january to june, more than 1300 cases of whooping cough have been record statewide. that's 1,000 more than the same time last year. 50 cases have been reported in san francisco in seven months and seven infants have died this year from whooping cough. >>> a man fatally shot during a confronta

the most common are safeway lucerne and ralph brands.onsumers should check for the plant numbers found on the package end and begin with the letter "p." if it follows with the numbers 1026, 1413 or 1946 with sell by dates between may 16th to august 13th, you need to discard those or return the eggs to the stores immediately and get a refund there. live in santa clara, theresa garcia, abc 7 news. >> a group of oakland residents who say they're fed up with violence in the community will hold a fund-raiser for the family of a recent murder victim. change was shot and killed during a robbery attempt last month. he was in the bay area interviewing for a job at google. the robbers got away with only $17. while two have been arrested, king's widow and three sons in virginia are in need of financial help. the fund-raiser takes place from 6:00 to 8 p.m. tonight at the cultural center. a man breaking into a church to find food is about to be a free man. a los angeles judge sentenced gregory taylor to 25 years to life under the three strikes law fo

those names include lucerne, albertson and ralph's.ple are getting sick in four states including california. since june, more than 260 people have fallen ill in the golden state alone. california is a bacteria that does cause food poisoning. you can thoroughly cook the eggs and that will kill the salmonella, but your safest and best bet is just to get rid of them. reporting live in san jose, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >> we have gop developing news in the business news this morning. word on a multibillion dollar deal? >> yes. $7 billion and change. intel is going to buy security company mcafee. this according to a bulletin by the associated press. the deal worth $48 a share. if you own mcafee stock, that's an incredible 60% premium on those shares. you are making a great deal of money this morning. gm filed for its ipo. it will start selling stock later this year. the company said in its prospectus it will expand operations into china. hewlett-packard reporting its profits after the bell so, too, chipmaker marvel. dow closed higher

linda and ralph whose daughter was harmed by crime are personal friends of mine i am so grateful to know them and so very sorry for what they have been through and very grateful for the example they give in today's video. i have known through some circumstances, hair yet and mike whose daughter was murdered by a stalker in stockton many many years ago and whose death has put both of them as advocates for victims through most of this time. so today, we are going to be encouraged, e or thed, asked, -- exhorted, asked so don't pull up the covers and go back to sleep thinking this doesn't concern us because it does. here we go. >>> i am george director of the office of public policy and social concerns for archdiocese, san francisco. this neighbourhood could be a neighbourhood any where in america. the daughter of the woman who lives in this house is a victim of crime. the person who committed that crime used to live right across the street. not too far away lives a woman whose son is serving his time in prison. and a few blocks away from her there is the district attorney of the county. the

ralph ward runs the "boardroom insider" newsletter. >> a lot of members of public company boards are still there primarily for name value, retired c.e.o.'s, major nonprofit names, things like that... and they're people, no matter how good of people they are in business, they may not really be equipped to handle that level of detail. >> tom: thanks to the accounting scandals at enron and worldcom, and the risky trades that brought down bear stearns and lehman brothers, a set of common practices for boards of directors has evolved. they include requiring directors to regularly attend board meetings and own stock in the company-- and some independent board members, meaning they haven't worked for the firm or done any business with it. still, jeffrey sonnenfeld from the yale school of management has found the makeup of a board is more important than any regulations or rules a board puts in place. >> we create these checklists which give people a false sense of comfort. much more important than this is look at the social process, the social dynamic. what's happening there? how do we confr

the most common in california california are saway and ralph brands. recalled eggs have plant numbers printed on the package that begin with the letter p. if it follows with sell by dates between may 16th to august 13th, discard them or return the eggs to the store. now, the health department says do not eat raw eggs, cook them thoroughly which kills any possible salmonella. most people don't think of raw eggs as being in anything but cookie dough and caes salad dressing. >> for a list of symptoms associated with salmonella and a complete list of all the brands in this recall, go to abc7ne.com and click on "see it on tv." >> president obama says he has no regrets over comments he made about the right of muslims to build an islamic center and mosque near the former site of the world trade center. >> the answer is no regrets. >> the president had drawn fire from many republicans and even some democrats who say the islamic center should not be near the site of e september 11th terrost attacks. last week president obama jumped into the debate when he said

they were sold under brands such as albertsons, ralph's, luzerne and farm fresh. for more information on the recall, visit eggsafety.org. lou gehrig, turns out, may not have died from lou gehrig's disease. a new study finds that some patients with past brain trauma who appear to have als otherwise np as l known as lou gehrig's may not have the disorder. they've discovered a link between a condition that resembles als. after examining 12 patients, the researchers determined that several patients diagnosed with lou gehrigehrig's actually had . >> what this paper actually articulates is that if you have repeat concussions over the course of your career, you have a greater likelihood of proteins being expressed that are the signature of cell death. >> researchers say it's important to distinguish between the diseases because they progress differently and respond to different therapies. >>> let's switch gears for a moment and give you a little good news. many californians say that that dreaded trip to the dmv isn't quite as bad as it used to be. but nbc bay area's garv

ralph ward publishes the newsletter "boardroom insider." he has watched and studied corporate board behavior for 20 years. >> the board of directors, by definition, isn't going to be involved in the day-to-day issues and really isn't going to be in a position to monitor as closely as a lot of people think they are. ward says the work board members like doing includes mentoring executives and providing insight. but, boards tend to fall short when it comes to monitoring and disclosure-- what he calls the nitty-gritty. jeffrey sonnenfeld from the yale school of management thinks more should be expected of corporate directors. >> there's entirely too much getting along to go along. people really don't want to be seen as a skunk at a lawn party. that's a problem. it has much less to do with what boxes you check on certain kinds of structural artifices instead of taking a look at how-- what does a board actually require its directors to do? >> tom: let's look at some. home depot requires its board members to visit at least 20 stores a year, ensur

sold in california and several other states under the brand names including lucerne, albert son's, ralph's, farm fresh, and shore land. the potentially contaminated eggs are stamped with the letter "p" followed by a number between 136 and 225. that's "p" 136 and 225. the company, wright county egg in iowa, distributed those eggs. for more information on this recall and these details, you can visit eggsafety.org. >>> in the east bay, an unusual animal rescue center is being evicted from the property where it cares for injured wildlife. with other rescue centers in the bay area already crowded the owner says her essential is essential to the area. kimberly terry is in oakland to explain for us. >> reporter: this center really takes in all of the animals city shelters can't. raccoons, possums, even hummingbirds giving these injured and abandoned animals a second chance. >> what we're going to do is get this guy started on antibiotics and pain medication -- >> reporter: this young raccoon just moved into edresel urban wildlife center in oakland. he was found limping in piedmont saturday aftern

the most common in california california are safeway and ralph brands.alled eggs have plant numbers printed on the package that begin with the letter p. if it follows with sell by dates between may 16th to august 13th, discard them or return the eggs to the store. now, the health department says do not eat raw eggs, cook them thoroughly which kills any possible salmonella. most people don't think of raw eggs as being in anything but cookie dough and caesar salad dressing. >> for a list of symptoms associated with salmonella and a complete list of all the brands in this recall, go to abc7news.com and click on "see it on tv." >> president obama says he has no regrets over comments he made about the right of muslims to build an islamic center and mosque near the former site of the world trade center. >> the answer is no regrets. >> the president had drawn fire from many republicans and even some democrats who say the islamic center should not be near the site of the september 11th terrorist attacks. last week president obama jumped into the debate when he s

. >> this old bear is named ralph. he's got three legs. lot of the bears here don't have all their legs because they got caught in snares. >> reporter: these are sun bears, which look like they're half bear, half golden retriever. while we're here, the wildlife alliance mounts a raid to rescue two baby black bears. this woman had the baby bears tied up in ropes. she's now facing five to ten years in prison. >> we just had to provide all these branches to make them feel more secure. >> reporter: the bear cubs are brought to be treated by an australian group called free the bears. what's the prognosis for the bears? >> compared to others, it's nowhere near as good as others. as in the past. one has lost her foot. and another one which has lost all of her claws and another -- >> it must be tough to see baby bears come in this condition. >> oh, it's been extremely disappointing. depressing. >> reporter: it seems what you do here is take animals who've the worst possible experience and given them a pretty cozy place to live. >> well, we do that

the feller family of san ralph tell told ktvu their anthem bluecross rates had gone up 80% in one year and their daughter who has cancer saw her rates triple. the family reacted in shock. >> stream lawmakers have sat on their hands about this. >> reporter: some consumers wonder about the timing. >> i just think the way the economy is going right now to try to increase anything, especially like healthcare coverage for people in san jose has just gone crazy. >> reporter: county hospitals, including dmc, are also watching, because they will absorb those who end up with no insurance. back to you. >>> we're learning that almost 2700 people in antioch are brought power right now. we don't know what caused the outage or whether it's related but we know it's hot out there and for the latest, we go to bill martin? >> it's hot out there frank. especially inland, 103, 104. the hot spots, along the bay, oakland, hayward, temperatures down 10 to 20 degrees as fog moves up the coast. you can see the area to the left, it's weakening, the fog. it is weakening. right now i have fog off san francisco's

contaminated eggs have been found under safeway's lucerne label and store brands of albertsons and ralphs and the affected lot numbers are on our website, cbs5.com. and by the way, county health officials are still testing more cases and they do expect the total number of cases in this county, juliette, to grow dramatically. >> thuy, i have a quick question. you mentioned a catered event in a restaurant. we have been giving people the names and lot numbers and stuff like that. it may not necessarily be the case that these eggs are in their refrigerator. >> reporter: the places that the county health officials have contacted we can safely assume they have probably removed those eggs. they don't want to name the restaurants or catering businesses because it's not their fault. they simply bought the eggs or got them from a vendor and so they kind of want to protect those businesses for now. >> but still, if people feel bad they should see their doctors. >> reporter: absolutely. >> thank you, thuy vu. >>> another public health concern. the whooping cough epidemic in the bay area getting worse

million eggs shipped from an iowa producer sold under 14 different brands including lucerne, albertson, ralph's and farm fresh. new safety rules to prevent similar outbreaks went into effect in july. >>> it's an early end to the swim season. the santa fe lake is loaded with toxic blue/green algae that means no swimming or boating or fishing. the rest of the park including the playground and walking trails remain open. >>> migraines can be debilitatingly painful and then there's the nausea and vision problems that can come with. an estimated 11% of us are sufferers, but now a new medical procedure is promising relief. 15-year-old jessica andre spent many of her teen years visiting with doctors. >> it starts in the back. the beginning of my neck and goes up. >> reporter: constant migraines for the past two years effected her life dramatically. >> a lot of times i just want to lay in bed all day. i tried a countless amount of medicines. none of them worked. i had botox injections, nerve blocks, and i have been to a massage therapist, a chiropractor, tried everything. >> reporter: now she is underg