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news...the hidden dangers we found inside reusable grocery bags and the simple thing you reusable grocery bags are an easy way to avoid the waste of plastic - and the need for trees to make the paper.but did you know they can actually make you sick?they can - without proper care. care. connie gross chooses to bring a reusable grocery bag on her shopping trips.her reason is like many others."it's just a good idea, and you're not using plastic, and it saves on the environment."the bags *are better for the environment, but depending on how you *care for your bag - you could be better off without it!a 2011 study found that only three the bags wash them regularly. the same study found bacteria in 99-percent of bags tested - including e-coli - an indicator of fecal contamination.in fact, researchers found that the contamination cycle often begins right as shoppers place their reusable bag in the shopping cart - a spot notorious for germs.we asked local shoppers how often they wash their bags - or even *if they do."hmmmm.....rarely." "i...uh...""uh...i don't." (quick nats at lab) cbs 2 went to t

what you need to know about those reusable bags - when the fox 28 news at nine continues. i owe about $68,000. i owe $44,000 in student loans. my plan, the new college compact, says you should not have to borrow money to pay tuition if you go to a public college or university. and you ought to be able to refinance student debt. and i don't believe the federal government should be making a profit off of lending to young people who are borrowing to be able to get their education. we have got to make college affordable. these days - as we try our best to help the environment - many people are solving the age-old question of "paper or plastic?" with a different option.these reusable grocery bags are an easy way to avoid the waste of plastic - and the need for trees to make the paper.but did you know that these convenient environmental ly-friendly totes can make you sick?they can - if you don't connie gross chooses to bring a reusable grocery bag on her shopping trips.her reason is like many others."it's just a good idea, and you're not using plastic, and it saves on the enviro

reusable grocery bags are an easy way to avoid the waste of plastic - and the need for trees to make the paper. paper.but did you know they could potentially get you sick? sick?as karen fuller shows us in a special report, they can - without proper care. care. connie gross chooses to bring a reusable grocery bag on her shopping trips.her reason is like my others."it's just a good idea, and you're not using plastic, and it saves on the environment."the bags *are better for the environment, but depending on how you *care for your bag - you could be better off without it!a 2011 study found that only three percent of shoppers who use the bags wash them regularly. the same study found bacteria in 99-percent of bags tested - including e-coli - an indicator of fecal contamination.in fact, contamination cycle often begins right as shoppers place their reusable bag in the shopping cart - a spot notorious for germs.we asked local shoppers how often they wash their bags - or even *if they do."hmmmm.....rarely." "i...uh...""uh...i don't. (quick nats at lab) cbs 2 went to the university cbs 2 wen

so plastic over reusable bags?nk if you want the right thing for the environment, as paradoxical as it may seem, using a plastic bag when you need to select -- schlep some stuff is actually the right call. host: why? guest: there are a couple reasons, but the main one is that the claims were reusable bags do not add up. they are not as landfill friendly. a lot of them and up getting thrown away. they are environmentally expensive to clean, and you hot water,sh them in which you should do, that uses more hot -- resources that people believe. and the fact that we can sometimes reuse what we think of justese disposable bags really tips the scale in terms of environmental claims. it looks good to carry a reusable bag, and people want to do it, but they also want to do what is good, and i would urge them to check out this article. host: so a question on twitter. how can you accurately count how many bags of any construction go into landfills? guest: that is a good question. i don't really know the answer to that except

reusable rocket launched by amazon's founder.he reusable rocket soared to an aimty dude of over 300,000 feet on monday and then landed safely back on earth. he says eventually they hope to start taking people up into space but it's not clear how much a trip off the planet will cost. >>> a new study finds back seat passengers are much less likely to wear seat belts. a careless choice that often ends in tragedy. the governor's highway safety association finds that 883 back seat passenger, who weren't wearing a seat belt died in crashes in 2013. about half of them would have survived had they buckled up. experts explain what causes that troubling statistic. >> first you've heard for years you are safer in the back seat. second you don't think about it as much when you get into the back seat, especially something like a taxi. and third, half the state don't have laws requiring belt use in the back seat. >> according to government data, passengers riding in the back seat are three times more likely to die in a crash when not wearing t

reusable grocery bags are growing in popularity.they help the environment in many ways - like saving trees by not using paper - lowering the waste from plastic bags. to use one.but! there is a *down side to the handy, easy to use totes.cbs 2 worked with the university of iowa state hygeninilaboratory to see if the bags can harbor germs.the results were shocking! "because you don't have a kill step, they're there, because they have a low infectious dose, just eating a little bit can make you sick." sick."see what we discovered in a lab test of a typical reusable grocery bag.we'll also show you three easy steps to keep u and those you love from getting sick. sick.coming up tonight on the cbs 2 news ten at ten. cedar rapids police have a warning out tonight. tonight.the department says people have been getting phone calls from someone claiming to be with a bank, telling them thier cards, specifically with bank of america, have been blocked.the caller then asks for the 16-digit card number to un-block it.police say you should never give your debit or credit card information over the phon

many shoppers take reusable grocery bags like this one (prop) to the store.they're convenient, easy, and better environment.but they can also make you sick!cbs 2 conducted an experiment on the reusable grocery bags with the help of the university of iowa.we sent in three sample bags.one was brand new - one was used occasionally - and the other was used a lot.what we found was downright scary - and may make you think twice about *where you store your bags. "i usually keep a pile of them in my garage, by my door, or sometimes in my car." car."see what could be lurking at the bottom of *your bag - and why three important steps could keep you and your loved ones from getting sick. speaking of food safety - experts have released some tips on how to keep things safe for your thanksgiving meal. here are the top six: choose food carefully, nothing worse than opening a spoiled package. store food right away. defrost your turkey or ham properly - don't rush and take short cuts and donon let your food contaminate other surfaces. fourth, don't rinse your meat - the wives tale tells us it removes

the rocket you are seeing behind me is completely reusable. a game changer, because it changes the cost structure of space travel completely. throwing rockets away is like getting in your 747 and flying across the country and throwing the 747 away. you only use it one sometime. >> does that add velocity to when we will all be traveling in space? >> yes. you know, our long-term vision at blue origin is millions of people living and working in space, helping to continued to explore the solar system. that's what we are working on, charlie, reusability is a total game changer for that. >> so where does blue origin stand right now, jeff? >> well, we just, successfully flew this vehicle and returned it to the launch site for the first time and for the next couple of years, we will continue with a very methodical test program. one of the good things about this vehicle is it can fly autonomously. it's kind of a flying robot. it can fly up into space, bring itself down and land. so we don't have to put pilots at risk during the test program. once we're

it, along with spacex, has been working on this landing to build reusable rockets.ning me now from washington with more, lori beth garver. she is the deputy administrator. explain to us just how significant this milestone is and why. lori: when you think about space travel as any other form fan transportation, reusability will be key to helping make it become regular. imagine if we burned a ship once it went to con -- went across the ocean one time, imagine how it would be if we had to get rid of an airplane every terribly fluent. -- free time we flew it. this will allow many people to go and come back. emily: even though elon musk was congratulatory at first. he did respond with a second tweet saying that it is important to clarify space and orbit. so what did blue origin do that elon musk didn't? lori: it really leads to private industry competing. we have different altitudes. elon has gone orbital and that is harder. but this as a sub cortical -- some orbital vehicle, being able to land -- it is no longer in question because there aren't outside investors making

hundred shoppers to stop at historic city hall this morning received a free "small business saturday" reusable bag. we spoke to the owner of "diane's antiques" in valley junction who has been running her business for over 30 years.... diane storrs, owner of diane's antique a few places that have opened up that have a lot of spaces for rent... hear from more entrepreneurs tonight at ten... hawkeye fans are still celebrating tonight, after the hawks completed perfction in the regular season... iowa is now 12-0 for the first time in school history. and completed an impressive, undefeated season on friday as they defeated nebraska 28-20. the number four hawkeyes never trailed against the cornhuskers and won the heroes trophy. and it looks like iowa football and sports illustrated can be friends again. the sports magazine tweeted this picture showing the updated team record. saying quote "hey hawkeye football, we updated your cover for you." end quote. one last hurrah....iowa state football coach paul rhoads said goodbye to his team today. could he walk away victorious? watch the highlights and mor

a reusable rock could substantially cut the cost of space travel in the future incredible.dvertisements for a new tv show feature nazi-inspired imagery. now amazon has been forced to pull some of the new york subway images off of it. the man banners for the man in the high castle rocked the ceilings, walls and sinks of the manhattan train. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag -- of the action es powers of america. >> the show depicts germany winning world war ii. commuters had differing opinions of whether the ads should be removed. >> it's uncomfortable knowing that i know and i do feel they should be pulled off. i really do. >> you can't deny symbols that existed in the past. if you choose to write a book or a script in that way. people choose to be oftened by these things. perhaps they will get a hobby. >> the ads were pulled after governor andrew cuomo and the mayor bill deblasio blasted the ads campaign. i'm max foster in paris. thank you for watching. the news continues here on cnn. >> russia vowing serious consequences for turkey shooting down its war jet. will there b

hundred shoppers to stop at historic city hall this morning received a free "small business saturday" reusable bag. business owners say they saw more traffic than a normal saturday today and think the brand of "small business saturday" helped. 16:27:50 "i do think that a lot of our customers treat every day like small business saturday, and that's they want to shop local, and they want to keep their dollars local, and that's it just brings more awareness to the whole community, to you know, shop :01-:14 some stores didn't even offer a discount, they just extended their hours to celebrate the day. some of the best holiday shopping deals are still yet to come... cyber monday is just around the corner, and it will bring the best online bargains of the season... according to the airfare search engine hopper.com, airlines will even launch major airfare sales starting on the morning of cyber monday coming up after the break... from ice to deadly flash flooding where severe weather is hitting hey! this holiday, u.s. cellular's giving you 50% more data than verizon and at&t for the same price. but i w

do not make the planes reusable. you can gain more experience. exploded,pacex rocket a huge blow.ave a fix the problem? steve: they believe they have. bolt. a little emily: what happened? steve: it failed, but they can push that aside put a replacement design that will not have that problem. mars? will spacex get to steve: absolutely, 20 years. emily: to get the colony started? steve: yes. if you just want to send something to mars and not get it back, you can do that sooner. tesla models. evere the very first s made. i got the -- emily: how was it performing? steve: rate. -- great. i have yet to replace the brakes. there is no spark plugs. none of the usual stuff that i used to get maintenance on, tires are the only thing that is needed -- emily: what features are you most excited about? the future of the electric vehicle. like ae one of these is lightning bolt going off in your head. back, -- we will look back to the present and say wow. it will come to market as a service, and uber like service without the driver. vehicles that could not kill someone even if they try to jump in

another company launching and successfully landing a reusable rocket. the reason the ceo of spacex is not giving them as much credit. >>> three bay area cities are considered the among the top ten safest in the nation. is it where you live? i'm marianne favro. find out which city is number one. and what one south bay city is doing to become even safer. was a "dolphin-safe" implosion. an evaluation of the recent uner >>> we're learning tonight that this was a dolphin. an evaluation of the under water destruction as part of the old bay bridge total success. the bubble curtain kept wildlife safe, even water quality after the implosion was better than anyone anticipated. they want to repeat the procedure on the remaining 21 piers of the old span. it is a pay juror milestone in the battle over space tourism. the space company founded by amazon ceo jeff bezos launched and returned a reusable rocket that blasted off from texas yesterday. the unmanned rocket breached the boundary between earth's atmosphere and space. bezos wants to be the first to carry passeng

make the planes reusable. you can gain more experience.mily: the spacex falcon nine rocket exploded in june. it was a huge blow. have they fixed the problem? steve: they believe they have. it was a little bolt. emily: what happened? steve: it failed, but they can push that aside and put in a replacement design that won't have that problem. emily: will spacex get to mars? steve: absolutely, 20 years. emily: 20 years to get the colony started? steve: yes. if you just want to send something to mars and not get it back, you can do that sooner. i could do that in a year or two. steveemily: you have a tesla mol preference? steve: i like both tesla models. emily: you have the very first s ever made. how is it performing? steve: great. i have yet to replace the brakes. there is no spark plugs. there is no smog check. thingare really the only that has needed anything. ted abouty exci autopilot. to drive one of these is like a lightning bolt going off in your head. it is so obvious it will be awesome. we will be looking back and wondering, why did w

it's reusable. and it costs $200. >> good. give us a quick idea in terms of what people can expect from the upcoming awards presentation, what they'll see and what the common denominator is? >> in the words of the president of the tech, tim richie, to inspire hope and empathy. that's what we love do at tech awards. you will see films about miracle feet, beline reader. embrace will be coming back, their impact has gone from 2,000 babies when they were a laureate in 2012 to 150,000 babies they've saved. >> wow. >> the room just becomes a place of hope and empathy. we hope people who are there, watching the live stream think i have an idea. i, too, can save the world. >> very good. congratulations on the event. >> thank you. >> it's always a fun event as well. >> it is. >> the tech museum of innovation is presenting the tech awards november 12th at 6:30 p.m. at san jose convention center. to get more details on silicon valley's version of the oscars go to nbcbayarea.com. >>> stay with us. our traditional artistic and cultural per

phil: several other companies are working on reusable rocket to cut down on the big cost of spaceflight. jc: bretton woods opened today and blue mountain is expected to open tomorrow. here in massachusetts , certainly cold enough to be making snow but none in the forecast for anyone interested. harvey: but look behind us -- they are making snow and we can show it to you there and there. if you want to get in the mood, you can get in the mood but the natural stuff is nowhere near us. in terms of the weather pattern, i don' t see a big threat coming nonetheless, you can get yourself started and with s perfect overnight hours. we have started yet another cold night around the area. re heading out tomorrow morning, we will be s and right around 30 in boston. tomorrow afternoon, we will moderate ever so slightly from today. however, we where the temperatures are quite a bit warmer. once we had to places like st. louis and cincinnati, chicago would be a lot warmer and so would detroit, but they have the snow cover on the ground. that' s why they are not able to warm up quite as quickly. tempe

there, it is like red on that all over the establishment and a christmas blend coffee for sale, reusable they say listen, the cops have not been christmas for a long time, they had snowflakes, snowmen, those kinds of things. >> go get yourself a pumpkin lat latte before you decide. let me ask about donald trump and its hair, not that it isn't real but it was radiating orange on that stage. juliet: stanley it was lighting. >> the next minute it is gold. juliet: not sure about that that bill deblasio had this iowa presidential forum but it has since been -- >> not even the out of. brooklyn birdie. and if there are more pigs than people, even the pigs the don't flock the hogs. ben: that poll came out a week or so ago. his poll ratings in new york is not that strong, only 38% and presidential candidates are saying get his backyard in order before restarts. >> everybody says that. your mayor bill deblasio doesn't seem to get it because he thinks he knows it all. better than us. dave: to the many feel the is trying to propel himself into the national spotlight. >> how he slapped those reporter

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. >>> amazon makes a big splash in the race for reusable rockets and making u.s. space tourism a the country. >>> private space company blue origin founded by amazon ceo jeff bezos says it achieved a milestone. on monday, it launched a rocket from texas, then landed it upright for reuse. bezos announced the news on "cbs this morning." the rocket flew 62 miles high before releasing a capsule and touching back down. it's designed to carry space tourists. bezos tweeted the rarist of beasts. a used rocket controlled landing, not easy, but done right, can look easy. elon musk tweeted back the >>> on the cbs "moneywatch" amazon is involved in a subway controversy and another e. coli outbreak on a warehouse. ads. >> a whole lot of controversy and a whole lot of attention. >> all press is good precious right? >> yeah, right. jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. stock exchange, thanks a lot, jill. coming up we will speak with the ceo of target, brian cornell. >>> still ahead, a miracle baby. a newborn is discovered abandoned in a nativity scene

the company is working to build a reusable -- or to build a reusable rocket that can eventually carry passengers into space. >>> tv personality shiri shepherd will have to shell out big bucks to a woman she paid to have a child. they paid a surrogate to have their baby. the process used her e x's sperm and a donated egg. the woman gave birth to a little girl is 1 years old. shepherd fought to have their contract voided. she will continue paying $4100 a month in child support. shepherd's ex is taking care of the boy. >>> former nba star lamar odom may never make a full recovery. sources tell "people" magazine that odom may never be the same. he overdosed on drugs in a nevada brothel and suffered a stroke and can't walk on his own and struggles to even speak. his friends tell the magazine that he may need full-time care after he leaves the hospital. his estranged wife khloe khloe kardashian said he made strides kardashian said he made strides. >>> john stamos got three years' probation as part of his dui charge. a judge wants him to conduct a alcohol abuse program, attend aa meetings an

dangerous thing, but the goal with spacex is to make it as routine as air flight, so to make the rocket reusablethrow it away after each flight, which radically lowers the cost, and when the cost comes down you can fly much more often, gain more experience. rocketa spac spacex exploded in june, and that was a huge blow. have a fixed the problem? steve: they have identified what the problem was and its complex detail -- a little bulge, frankly in front of a larger tank. emily: so what happened? steve: it failed. but they can push that aside and push a replacement design that won't have that problem. will spacex a publish its goal of getting to mars in the next 15 years? steve: absolutely. i'm picking 20 years to get the colony started. emily: wow. steve: but just sending something to mars and not getting it back, they can do it a lot sooner, in a year or two. have a tesla model s and model x. do you have a preference? steve: i like them both. emily: you have the very first s ever made. steve: yeah, elon and i got the first production model x. emily: how is it performing? how many times has it bee

. >> what this will do, should do is encourage people to use reusable bags. >> i don't think it makes any sense. how many people do you think are going go out to dinner and c e walking within a bag. >> reporter: the new law only affects three businesses here in long port. supporters admit it's mainly a symbolic move that's part of a gger push. >> we're actually hoping that this same idea spread throughout ito the other shore towns. tougher sell, though in places like neighboring margate which has a supermarket, shops and more restaurants. >> clearly difficult. it impossible, no. >> reporter: in lt g ort restaurants can keep every dime they tollect for bag. >> the intention to get rid of the plastic bags is a great idea. i'm for anything that's positive for the environment. >>> this w ld be a good one to get on facebook and get some feedback on. thanks for watcng. >> stay right here, the news continues at 6:00. >>> now at 6:00 news 4 gaits ocking claims a woman says she was sexually molested by prison ards when she was visiting her husband on rykers island. >> commissioner bratton has

this reusable tree will eventually hold more than 33,000 led lights and 1100 ornaments. for the 28th. >>> and here's the bay bridge as well. chilly in santa rosa and wrote - - numbers will dip into the upper 30s for the first time this weekend. and you can see the coastline, bringing wetness on's - - with rain, and a second shot coming in monday. a couple of wet days ahead, it won't be wet and overcast from start to finish. you will have to get some sun breaks. by 4:00 in the morning you can see the front is still north of sonoma county. as the time-lapse wears on, by 7:00 there are showers running over the rim and over sonoma county. then it will press quickly to the south. there will be some rain for the 40 niners, but it will be impressive. still in the headlines, the rain spread south tomorrow. rain here, snow out there, and a weather advisory posted for tomorrow through monday night, just to emphasize - - empathize - - emphasize the fact tomorrow there will be clouds and rain coming down and then it will be gone. it will be 62 degrees tomorrow. and it's 57 degrees i

combines on site renewable energy generation with their process to treat human waste water and make it reusable. >> eh day here, 500 million gallons of usable water is used once and put in the bay or pacific ocean. >> reporter: both companies face a common problem. with the exception of small projects they cannot get a municipality or private group to back their technology in california, so they took their product overseas, signing a multimillion dollar contract to provide fresh water in australia. if they hadn't gone overseas? >> we've be out of business. >> reporter: and trevi systems signed a contract with a company in dubai. both companies ran into what more than two dozen experts described to us as a problem in california's search for solutions to the drought. as an example there are 412 different water districts in california, 2600 small water agencies. some districts have only 600 customers or green valley, with 1,000 customers. compare that with addicts such as east bay mud with 1.5 million customers. all have different financial means, rules, approaches and tolerances for taking risks

. >> to infinity and beyond on a reusable rocket. one company hits a major milestone.all relative, celebrating a century of one of the most famous equations in science. >> amazon founder has marked his place in space history. his blue origin rocket took off in west texas, went into space and landed safely back on earth. we have the story. >> 5-4, command engine start. >> 110,000 pounds of thrust. >> and lift off. >> and blue origin's on its way up to the internationally recognized boundary of space, more than 60 miles up. the ship is backed by the shy billionaire and owner of amazon.com. you can see him creeping into the control room to watch. >> this is the first vehicle that has taken off under its own power, traveled into space and coming back down and the entire vehicle landing under its own power. >> history in the making then as the rocket gently kisses the landing pad in west texas, its speed down to 4.4 miles an hour. he took to twitter for what many think may be his first ever tweet, the rarest of beast, a used rocket, controlling what is not easy can look eas

the online retailer makes a big splash in the race for reusable making space tourism a reality. >>> here's a look at today's the country. >>> private space company blue origin, founded by amazon ceo jeff bezos, says it achieved a milestone. on monday, it launched a rocket from texas, then landed it bezos announced the news on "cbs this morning." the rocket flew 62 miles high before releasing a capsule and touching back down. it's designed to carry space tourists. bezos tweeted the rarest of beasts. a used rocket controlled landing, not easy, but done right, can look easy. elon musk, ceo of spacex tweeted back the following. >>> on the cbs "moneywatch" amazon is involved in a subway controversy, and another e. coli outbreak this time centered on a warehouse store chain. jail wagner it he is new york stock exchange with that and more. >> reporter: there is an e. coli outbreak linked to costco chicken salad. the cdc says 19 people in colorado are sick. anybody who brought the chicken salad before last friday should throw it out. the s&p 500 gained two and the nasdaq was flat yesterday. >>> th

it's considered a big step toward creating a reusable rocket. those are some of our top stories on this wednesday november 25th. >> announcer: frfr abc news, this is "world news now." >>> we're going to start this that are on the rise as one of e busiest travel dayayof the year gets under way. >> tsa is vowing to take every measure to protect millions of americans, beefing up at airports across the country as abc's david kerley tells us, that means expect extrtrlong lines for travelers. >> reporter: in the crush of travelers the signs of increased security. more canines working and armed officers. those you see and thososyou don't. >> the plan is to make it as transparent as possible. >> reporter: through sunday more than 12 1/2 million americans will fly. >> obviously i'm a little concerned especially with what's going on in syria and belgium right now. >> r rorter: it's the largest number of people flying since the great recession, which is why they're being asked to arrive two hours early and prepare for some back-ups at security. >> hopefull

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to space and back on a reusable rocket. next, one of the companies in the grossing paspace travel industry hits a major milestone. >> a recycling revolution. >> closing the cycle. it's easy for us to have 100% recycle material. >> transforming one man's trash. >>> some space history was made. a privately financed rocket went into space and turned around, coming back again to land safely on earth. john terrett was watching. this is the completion or a big step in the dreams of one very successful american entrepreneur. >> living the dream, antonio. no doubt about that for jeff besos, the e-commerce pioneer behind blue origin which one day, fingers crossed will carry people in to orbit at a discount rate. >> 5, 4, general start. >> 110,000 pounds of trust. >> and liftoff. >> blue origins on its way up to the internationally recognized boundary of space more than 60 miles up. the chip is impacted by the shy owner of amazon.com. you can see him creeping into the control room to watch. >> this is the first vehicle that has taken