it's from here, from local. >> local california romaine is safe. but the cdc says a nationwide outbreak of e. coli illnesses has been traced to yuma, arizona, which supplies most of the nation's romaine lettuce. the first step wednesday in -- death, wednesday in california. some restaurants have been checking their produce supplies. >> our company guarantees our romaine is from california. i've only had a few inquiries about where our lettuce is from. >> reporter: you see burglar researcher patrick says one of the reason is that consumers are easy -- eating fresh produced year-round. >> that can increase the likelihood that if a contamination did happen that you would have cross- contamination. >> reporter: bacteria has involved -- devolved to be -- >> soil, in water on human hands or clothing, feet, or things like that. >> i try to take as many repetitive measures as i can at home, washing everything thoroughly. >> reporter: in general, even washing produce may not eliminate all bacteria. >> they might have some of the -- some of them might be cau

it's okay to eat romaine lettuce now. severe e. coli outbreak that made 122 people sick was linked it to romaine lettuce grown in yuma, arizona. the food and drug administration says no romaine lettuce has been harvested in yuma since april 16. it's now well past that 21 day shelf life. >>> a new report shows errors by uc berkeley animal researchers resulted in the deaths of 20 to animals. the animals included three monkeys, rats, rats, mice, and chicks. according to the chronicle, the deaths were due to abuse and  neglect. some of the animals suffered starvation, suffocation, and botched observatory -- surgery. >>> adding hundreds of new prosecutors. to have three major areas to focus on. attorney general jeff sessions will announce 311 new assistant attorney general edition to help fight violent crime. immigration violations and the opioid epidemic. this comes after president donald trump urged federal prosecutors to pursue tough penalties against undocumented immigrants as well as distributors of opioids. the federal governmen

which supplies most of the nation's romaine lettuce during the winter. the cdc reported the first death wednesday in california. restaurants such as paradiso have been checking their produce supplies. >> all of our romaine is from california. i've only had a few inquiries about where our lettuce is from. >> reporter: one reason for the widespread contamination is that consumers are eating fresh produce year-round. >> it's very frequently pre-cut, bagged, mixed, and that can increase the likelihood that such a contamination invent did happen. >> reporter: bacteria has evolved to be resilient. >> they can survive on surfaces, on machinery, in soils, in water. on human hands or clothing or feet or things like that. >> i tried to take as many preventative measures as i can at home like washing everything thoroughly. >> reporter: bauer says in general even washing produce may not eliminate all bacteria. >> some of them might have invaded the actual tissue of the plant, some of them might be caught in little creases, some of them formed little protectors -- pr

an area that provides most of the romaine sold in the u-s during the winter. coming up at 5:30 tonight-- we'll talk live with an expert about what you need to do to stay safe. (vicki) we've seen walkouts at schools across the nation in recent weeks as students call for an end to gun violence in the wake of the massacre at parkland, florida. today, more walkouts. but this time students are standing up for the 2nd amendment and gun rights. kron for's rob fladeboe joins us now live from san jose -- where a walkout was planned today -- rob? (rob live) i'm here at the downtown college prep alum rock high school where students were said to be participating in this show of support for the second amendment. but it didn't happen. there was no walkout and there was never going to be one. in a statement issued late today, a school administrator said it was a scurrilous rumor. (vo) but we know that several schools around the country did indeed partcipatein the protest by walking out of school ,similar to the walkout protests we saw last month after the massacre at a schoo

coli bacteria illnesses have been traced back to romaine lettuce from yuma arizona. the cdc reported the first death in california on wednesday. restaurants have been checking their produce supply. >> our produce company guaranteed that the romain was from california. i have just had a few inquiries about where it is from. >> reporter: one reason for the contamination is that consumers are eating it year-round. >> it is frequently precut, bagged, mixed, and so forth and that could increase the likelihood that if the contamination did happen you would have cross-contamination. >> reporter: he says that bacteria has evolved to be resilient. >> it can survive in water and on soil and on human hands. >> i try to take as many preventive of -- preventative measures as i can and i watched things thoroughly. >> reporter: they recommend throwing out any lettuce from yuma arizona. and even washing the produce may not eliminate the bacteria. >> some of it may be in the tissue of the plant and some may be caught in the little creases. and some create biofilms. and that is a prot

coli rake out with romain lettuce has turned deadly. find out the reasons that may be behind the outbreak. >>> a controversial plan for california's water infrastructure. find out what they say about its support. >>> we are getting ready for thursday, we have fog out there and beyond and we will see the temperatures on the cruise how warm will lick it for the weekend? we will be back in a little bit. how warm will it get for the weekend? we will be back in a bit. ♪ you gotta go to ross they'd tell you to go to ross. because there's so much to choose from. listen to your pets. they're your best friends, so they don't want you to spend more than you have to. if you want to save big on pet accessories, you gotta go to ross. >>> an update from richmond, moments ago they ruled that the excessive force was used in a deadly officer involved shooting in 2014. the 24-year-old was shot outside a liquor store by an officer who tussled with the unarmed man. the review commission sustained the complaint from the family and many witnesses said that t

canyon. >> we know the only place they had romaine lettuce was at this papa murphy's. >> the lawsuit filed in solano superior court today said those sickened last month were sisters, a 14-year-old and 27-year-old and her 3-year-old daughter. the 3-year-old was hospitalized. they seek unidentified damages. >> without testing it, there's no way for them to know whether what they're selling is safe or harmful. >> papa murphy's said they can't skment on litigation and, quote, immediately upon hearing the announcement by the cdc and out of an abundance of caution, we directeds them to remove food from the inventory. >> i just wanted to make sure it is from this papa murphy's. we eat here all the time. we haven't had any problems. >> in this day and age, anything can happen. so it's incredible. we have to all be careful. everywhere we go. >>> terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >> whether you're at a restaurant or your local grocery store, this outbreak has been concerning. the cdc said the outbreak made 172 people sick in 32 states. one person has died. all cases have been linked to the y

it's from -- >> reporter: local california romaine supplies are deemed safe. a nationwide outbreak of e. coli bacteria illnesses has been traced to contaminated lettuce from yuma, arizona, which supplies most of the nation's romaine lettuce during the winter. restaurants such as party so have been checking their proto- -- paradiso have been checking their produce supply. patrick bauer says one reason for the contamination is that consumers are eating fresh produce year-round. >> it's very frequently pre-cut, bagged, mixed. and so forth. that can increase the likelihood that if a contamination did happen, you would have cross-contamination. >> reporter: bacteria has evolved to be resistant. >> on human hands or clothing or feet or things like that. >> i take as many preventative measures as i can. >> reporter: in general, even washing produce may not eliminate all bacteria. >> they might have some of them might've invaded in the actual tissue of the plant. some of them might be caught in little creases that are not easily washed out. some of them form biofilms,

coli outbreak and romaine lettuce. coming up, the new safety announcements from the cdc about the lettuce. >>> plus, the fairfield mother is accused of major child abuse and in jail this morning. the new felony charges she's facing. a -- >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. we are following some developing news . >> a man and a woman were fatally shot. investigators say they were eat -- a shot at least once. no suspects, no motive yet. alex savidge is on the story. he's heading out there. >>> a grand jury in san francisco and i did the ceo of bumble bee foods on charges that he conspired to fix prices. he is accused of conspiring with anothers in the interstate -- industry to eliminate competition. two other infected -- executives at bumblebee and one at the start kids -- start fix -- starkest have already pleaded guilty. the u.s. government began the investigation more than two years ago. from husband and wife from fairfield accused of abusing their 10 children are due in court next week. both of them were in jail this

is romaine lettuce safe to eat again? >>> but first, royal wedding countdown, the drama over who will walk meghan markle down the aisle, and the moment she and prince harry knew they were in love. >>> back now with the countdown to the royal wedding with just three days until the big event, there is a lot of drama over who will and who won't be there for the bride, meghan markle. tonight we take you inside her romance with prince harry and reveal the moment they fell in love. here is nbc's keir simmons. >> reporter: tonight william and kate's children, prince george and princess charlotte, page boys and bridesmaids. but still no word who will walk meghan markle down the isle. it reportedly won't be the father, at the center of a british media storm over the staged paparazzi pictures. >> he sent me a message that he was undergoing heart surgeries. >> reporter: tonight telling "tmz" he's out of surgery. meghan's mom will be here, a friend from los angeles. >> requests the pleasure of the company of me! >> reporter: exclusiv

tonight, the fda says it is safe to eat romaine again. it is past the 21 shelf day life, which means what's being served today is not linked to illness. >>> starbucks under fire again for what many are calling a blatant display of racism by a worker. this happened how the side of los angeles. [ speaking spanish ] >> reporter: miguel intending his friend after learning he received this drink from a starbucks, on the label, a racial slur towards latinos. his coworker helps translate. >> they asked for his name, it's peter, and they wrote -- he seen it's not fair. >> reporter: miguel says his friend didn't deserve this. >> the friend is sad with everything he's going through. so it's hard. >> reporter: people nearby in disbelief. >> i'm shocked. i go to that starbucks about every day. >> when you put something in a computer, you're labeling somebody. >> i guess it brings back a lot of discrimination, a lot of old, you know, growth we should have. >> reporter: this comes a mandt after a black man claims he was denied access to a bathroom. now

an area that provides most of the romaine sold in the u-s during the winter. e-coli can be life-threatening, especially for the elderly, the very young and immune-compromised people, such as cancer patients the c-d-c's advice... don't eat or buy romaine lettuce unless you can confirm it is not from the yuma, arizona region. (pam ) in sonoma county... a former boys and girls club director.... convicted of sexually abusing young boys... will spend the rest of his life in prison. 70-year-old paul kilgore was sentenced to 150 -years to life in prison this morning. kilgore was arrested back in 2016... after police connected him to a string of child molestation cases... dating back to 20-10. kilgore was working as a child mentor and athletic director. he worked at the sonoma valley boys and girls club for 10- years before resigning in 2013. (vicki) north bay police are investigating a home invasion robbery in santa rosa. it happened this morning around 9-30 a-m on primrose court. police say someone in the home reported that an intruder came to the front door. while

we had the big issue with the romaine.ing is clear ask it is actually an abundant amount of it. >> the row may i approach issue happened in yule -- romaine issue happened in yuma. it really wasn't available. it caused other products like cabbage and iceberg to go way up in price because of demand. >> are they still way up. >> no. they have come off. and romaine, there's tons of it out there. >> one of the things that has happened is as an alternative -- >> because people still want to wash their lettuce. >> they do. >> how do we combat that? >> in the old days, packaged lettuce was something that people were always leery about. >> right. >> it was really your iceberg mix and potentially your chopped romaine. it has evolved and people have gone out and produced kits. this last couple of weeks i found these three just released. >> maple bourbon. >> we had this last night and my 13-year-old granddaughter thought it was great. there is no alcohol in there. >> i hope not. >> they also have an avocado with the avocado dressing w

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coli outbreak linked to romaine lettuce. another shake-up of the trump legal team.cobb is out of the lineup, replaced by someone who defended bill clinton. tens of millions of americans face severe weather threats. we take you to the air in search of the storms that spawn tornadoes. >> whoa! >> glor: a dozen sinkholes force evacuations in florida. the first police body cam video from the deadliest mass shooting in modern u.s. history. a texas teenager is in custody. the f.b.i. says he was plotting an isis-inspired attack. this is the "cbs evening news" with jeff glor. >> glor: this is our western edition. we are going to begin with that deadly plane crash in georgia. an air national guard c-130 cargo plane exploded in flames on a busy highway just after takeoff from savannah today. the crew of five and a small number of passengers were killed. mark strassmann is on the scene. wc reporter: the security camera video shows the wc-130 cargo plane bank left and nose dive behind a tree line. witnesses heard two booms-- first the crash, then, even louder, an explosion. o e

coli infection is linked to romaine lettuce from yuma, arizona. the best way to avoid getting sick is to avoid lettuce from yuma. food contamination is being reported more often. more people are eating fresh produce year-round. >> it's very frequently. white, bagged, mixed and so forth. that can increase the likelihood that you would have cross-contamination. >> he also says bacteria has evolved -- have evolved more and are more resilient. more people believe that washing produce will prevent contamination. but he says some bacteria can get caught in tiny crevices of food and build their own bio food. >> reporter: what they have to say about the stormy daniels scandal. leaks that he reimbursed his attorney for paying off the adult film actress. a -- >>> it's wet ceo elon musk said and did not say during the earnings call that some analysts say is taking the stock down. musk called some of the questions boring and he did not answer many questions about the model 3 and cash flow. tesla lost in the first quarter of the year. it continues to struggle

the outbreak is linked to romaine lettuce grown in yuma, arizona... an area that provides most of the romaine sold in the u-s during the winter. e-coli can be life- threatening, especially for the elderly, the very young and immune-the very young and immune-compromised people, such as cancer patients the c-d-c's advice... don't eat or buy romaine lettuce unless you can confirm it is not from the yuma, arizona region. (grant) also tonight...an oyster warning. california health officials say about 100 people have contracted norovirus in the past week. after eating raw oysters from british columbia... canada. canada has reported more than 170 cases of norovirus. (vicki) new tonight at nine... police in the north bay are investigaing a brutal home invasion in santa rosa... where the homeowner was tied up... and this is just the latest home robbed after several robberies in sonoma county since february...(grant) it happened this morning around 9-30 on primrose court... and within the last hour investigators wrapped up their investigation at the home... kro

an update about the healthcare around romaine lettuce. the cdc now says it's okay to eat romaine lettuce. severe e. coli outbreak that made 172 people sick in 32 -- 32 states was linked it to romaine lettuce grown in yuma, arizona. one person here in california died after eating the lettuce. the fda says know romaine lettuce has been harvested in yuma since april 16. now it is wall pass that 20 monday shelf life. >>> one company is looking to re-invite the wheel. michelin is launching an airlift tire called and we'll -- tweel . each tweel will cost $750. not cheap. >>> xbox is debuting a new controller helping gamers with disabilities. there are no directional pads, no buttons. instead, it's just a white slab with two large black buttons. making it easier for people with disabilities to play the games or people who suffer from muscular problems. that controller, by the way, the price it starts at $100. >> nice. >>> 6:26 is the time right now. a bold move from san francisco mayor mark farrell. the millions of dollars he's budgeting to depl

suing the pizza chain "papa murphy's" over that e-coli outbreak involving romaine lettuce. taylor fitzgerald - from rockli 0. >> we're hearing from a northern california mother suing a pizza chain for the e-coli out break with romaine lettuce. she said her son got deathly ill from eating a salad from recalled lettuce. it happened last month and it will take months for her son to recover. he'll still have to undergo brain scans to make sure there's no long-term effect. another person has filed a similar lawsuit against the pizza chain. >> you think you're walking in the restaurant and feeding your child a salad that can be life-threatening. >> papa murphy's claim they removed all their romaine lettuce but the lettuce was already tainted when her son eight it on april 10th. >> a man is a tony award winner but a flight attendant says he's a terrible bus, refusing to pay over time, and using them as, quote, personal assistants for every day chores. their lawsuits arrest wrongful termination, nonpayment of wages and breach of contract. >> more trouble tonight for wells fargo. th

the outbreak is linked to romaine lettuce grown in yuma, arizona... an area that provides most of the romaine sold in the u-s during the winter. e-coli can be life- threatening, especially for the elderly, the very young and immune-compromised people, such as cancer patients the c-d-c's advice... don't eat or buy romaine lettuce unless you can confirm it is not from the yuma, arizona region. ( pam ) a warning about certain oysters to tell you about tonight. california officials say, about 100- people have contracted norovirus in the past week..... from eating raw oysters from british columbia.. canada. the state department of health put out the warning. the agency says, there is a possible risk of illness from consuming oysters ... harvested in south and central baynes sound. canada has reported more than 170- cases of norovirus. lawrence karnow: high pressure brought sunshine and warm temperatures to the bay area today. low clouds and fog lingered at the coast to keep temperatures much cooler and in the 50s and 60s. it is breezy again tonight especia

romaine: this is a much better place than china. i think india could be the redemption with regards the flip here is a youart have pretty much gotten yourself and the in amazon -- with amazon. ambitionort flipkart's to transform to a publicly listed company, and that could be a big boom for them. if walmart continues to push them down that road, this could have some financial benefit. point pick up on that about the difference between china and india. in china, you have alibaba and in india you may have a little bit more running space for a u.s. company to go into e-commerce. brooke: it is more fertile ground, and that is why you saw a amazon and walmart competing for this asset. i think that is why you saw the level of competition. alix: we did a series special on amazon when they reported. we dove into india and how important it was, and it is the payment system. how they wind up paying for things becomes very different. that is sort of a big barrier for a company like amazon coming in and helpful for walmart with flipkart. david:

romaine: you are hearing some of that. you so that reflected in the bond auction in italy this --ning on 10 and five yield five years. yield will drive demand, but the question is, is this a transitory play or are people thinking it is the long haul? david: if you look at the risk and trade issues, wilbur ross is right now talking with ms. maelstrom, the trade representative for the e.u., and this is what he had to say going in. >> concessions that were perfectly appropriate for u.s. to make to europe, to asia, to everywhere in the immediate years after world war ii are no longer appropriate. the concessions were not time denominated. they were permanent concessions. that is a real structural problem. it leads to lots of inequities, lots of trade barriers that are quite asymmetrical. david: this is once again the administration saying, we want to change the entire rules of the game, not just around the edges, it is fundamental. what kind of risk does that pose for various players in the marketplace? been one ofat is the ke

in the e-coli outbreak linked to romaine lettuce. now says 149 people in 29- states have gotten sick. it is unclear whether the new illnesses are still occuring... because there has been a lack of reporting... and the most recent illness began two weeks ago. at least 64 people have been hospitalized... including 17 people with kidney failure. in california, one person has died. (robin)coming up next on the kron 4 morning news ... a family's weekend barbeque turns ugly... after the police were called because of a dispute. hear from city officials who say... the situation áshould have been handled without the police. badly> if you look around... they are everywhere... and riders are doing whatever they please... when ever they want. and

coli outbreak involving romaine lettuce turned deadly.he cdc says the fatality happen in california as that outbreak spreads to 25 states sickening at least 121 people and of those people sickened, some of those people hospitalized with kidney failure. health officials continue to emphasize do not eat any romaine lettuce unless you're sure it did not come from the yuma, arizona region. >>> now to new developments in the worst mass shooting in modern american history. they released body cam video showing us for the first time deputies storming the hotel room of the shooter who killed 58 people at a concert below. nbc news national correspondent miguel almaguer has the story and a warning, this video is disturbing. [ gunshots ]. >> reporter: tonight, for the first time, the view from two officers who cleared stephen paddock's mandalay bay hotel room. the lead officer's body camera was never turned on. deputies breaching the sniper's nest after paddock took his own life. the suite on the 32nd floor, an arsenal filled with weapons and ammunit

romaine: we are holding in a tight range.t could be worse and we were flat for april and we are flat roughly on the year. if you made money and 2017, you will break even. shery: thank you so much. a new up, facebook has feature to help keep your data safe. l.a. clippers owner and former microsoft officer will talk about that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ this is "bloomberg markets are gold i'm vonnie quinn. shery: and i'm shery ahn. facebook announces a new feature that lets you see which data you the optionir app and to delete it. chang.o to emily emily: i am here with steve ballmer. i want to start with you on the topic, which is facebook. they have found themselves in controversy over a lot of things. what do you think facebook has done wrong? steve: admit what they have done wrong. they may be in a bad decision. . won't say they went wrong they had a fundamental proposition that everybody should be able to connect. that was a good proposition. what we are seeing is some of the downsides. we have to get on top of that quick

romaine: the bond market is pricing in a 90% chance that that will happen. down a little bit since we got the minutes, but i do not think anyone is pricing in any idea that we will not see a rate hike in june. you go forward again, and the estimate for what people are thinking -- they really come down once you get past june. there is not as much conviction that we will see the third hike necessarily in september and the conviction that we were going to get a fourth by december is pretty much below 30%. scarlet: the federal reserve --'s code -- dow list -- dused doused cold water on that as well. lisa: heading into this long weekend, people can put away some of their fretting. scarlet: enjoy the barbecue. lisa: the world is not on fire yet. ain int: enjoy the r new york. and the view from dallas, texas, because robert kaplan is speaking out on the biggest threat facing the u.s. economy. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: this is bloomberg markets. i'm scarlet fu. and i'm lisa abramowicz. the fed is still in focus. let's head to michael mckee, where he caught up wi

coli outbreak linked to romaine lettuce. it was in california. state and federal health officials did not provide any other details. the cdc says 121 people have gotten sick in at least 25 states and at least two people have been hospitalized. health officials have tied the poisoning to romaine lettuce in yuma, arizona. >>> the "philadelphia inquirer" reports two men arrested at a starbucks have come to an agreement with the city. the agreement with the city will pay $1 and set up a fund of $200,000 for entrepreneurs. >>> it will be the most restrictive abortion law in the nation. the state legislature passed the bill yesterday. it would ban most abortions after six weeks of pregnancy when a fetal heartbeat is detected. reynolds, a republican, says she will make a decision very soon. >>> and "the hill" says the teacher of the year gave president trump letters from refugee and immigrant students. mandy manning received the award from the president yesterday. she teaches english to refugee and immigrant students at a washington state high school. s

coli outbreak linked to romaine lettuce. says minnesota, north dakota, and texas have joined the states linked to e. coli outbreaks. one person in california died. the bacteria tainted lettuce was grown near yuma, arizona. >>> the "los angeles times" reports singer chris brown is being sued by a woman who says she was repeatedly sexually assaulted at his los angeles home. the lawsuit was filed yesterday by the woman's attorney gloria allred. the woman claims she was assaulted by brown's friends at a party in february. she said brown pulled out a gun and waved it in the air. she also says when police tried to enter brown's estate, they were not allowed. allred said her client reported the incident to police. >>> the "hartford courant" reports on racial questions at a university after police were called by a white student on a black stunt who was sleeping. it was posted on facebook. she was sleeping on a couch in a common area when the white student called police. officers questioned siyonbola. forren 15 minutes. when they con

coli outbreak linked to tainted romaine lettuce. least 149 people have gotten sick across 29 states, that's four more states than their last update as we reported one person has died in california. federal health officials continue to warn not to eat romaine lettuce unless you're sure it did not come from the arizona area. >>> a warning if anyone in your family is in danger of life-threatening allergic reactions. the fda declared a shortage of the epipen across many parts of the country due to manufacturing delays. the fda says you can still get them but you might have to look harder or find an alternative. >>> and taking the mound today with the chicago white sox, yours truly. i had the pleasure of throwing out the first pitch before today's game with the sox and the pirates. thanks to the white sox and the great fans here in chicago for helping me check that one off my bucket list and thank goodness we got it in before the rain that's falling here in chicago. >>> we'll take a break and be back with more, including how this city's

coli outbreak involving romaine lettuce has now turned deadly.cdc says the fatality happened in california. the outbreak spreads now to 25 states, sickening at least 12 people. some of them hospitalized with kidney faure. health officials are cautioning do not eat any romaine lettuce unless you know for sure it did not come from the yuma, arizona region. >>> let's check back with onie schneider. it was legit 90 degrees in new york yesterday. >> shattered a record. and more of the same, the summer heat is back once again. look for records to be shattered from baltimore all the way up to new york and even into boston in the upper 80s it's going to be a warm one. the heat sticks around for dade. we start to see temperatures getting a little cooler by tomorrow. temperatures will be back in the 80s but still above normal for this time of year. >> time to bust out the sunscreen. >> we deserve it. >>> coming up we'll tell you why one vacation spot will be banning sunscreen potentially. >>> plus, a new era for the boy scouts. any object. any surface. if

you and your family can eat romaine let us again. cdc giving all clear following e. coli break that sickened 200 people. meanwhile a north bay family is now suing the pizza chain, suing one of the pizza chain. that family claims contaminated lettuce from papa murphy's and american canyon sickened three people in the family. the hunter family from vallejo filed that complaint in solano county. sacramento food supplier is also named there. the lawyer says the family's 3-year-old daughter is still receiving treatment from kidney problems. asking for damages and closer food inspection. >> without testing it, there's no way to know what they are selling is either safe or harmful. >> papa murphy's is not commenting on that lawsuit but it did say, "immediately upon hearing the announcement by the cdc on april 13th, and out of an abundance of caution, we directed our system to remove product from our stores and inventory." >>> at 6:05, a lot of questions surrounding a charter school in clayton and surprise exit of school leaders. according to "east bay times" the county is l

coli outbreak involving romaine lettuce.hat death happened in california, but the outbreak has been traced to romaine from yuma, arizona. it produces 90% of the nation's winter lettuce. so far at least 121 cases have been reported in these 25 states. nearly half those people have been hospitalized with kidney failure. >>> lawmakers in iowa have approved the most strict abortion bill in the country. the so-called heartbeat bill blocks most abortions after a fetal heartbeat is detected, which is typically six weeks into the pregnancy. now, critics point out that at six weeks most women don't even know they're pregnant as yet. the governor has not said whether she plans to sign the bill. >>> cheerleaders from one nfl team are making some shocking allegations about their treatment during a photo shoot. five cheerleaders from the wall washington redskins spoke to "the new york times" saying the team, quote, pimped us out to a trip to costa rica in 2013. they say they were required to be topless or only wear body paint in front of

she says the romaine could have come in contact with e. processing plants, contaminated water, fertilizer, or wildlife. >> we place a l of effort in identifying what types of animals could come into the field. safety is focusing o valley region. norah? >> important update. thank you. >>> up next, a look at this morning's other headlines including a new comedy team-up between david chappelle >>> check out those gray skies. we ore going to have widespread low cloud coverage most of the day and cooler weather. inland areas not expected to reach 70 degrees for most locations. 68 mountain view, 66 redwood city. that means it will be a little chilly for the giants game today, at&t park, 1st pitch 7:15. expect breezy conditions and temperatures in the 50s. tomorrow will be chilly as well. slight chance for drizzle. >>> this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by national car rental. go national, go like a pro. daily hair damagen stop before it happens ...with these roses. one is treated with dove. both are exposed to damaging heat. the rose w

coli break out caused by romaine let lettuce has become deadly. what we're learning about the spreading case. >>> i'm jeff ranieri. 66 and mostly sunny skies in san jose right now. but i'm tracking fog for tomorrow morning which we'll let you know how long this lasts coming up in about eight minutes. to move california forward, we need to help more californians get ahead. that's why antonio villaraigosa brought both parties together to balance the state budget with record investments in public schools... and new career training programs. as mayor of la, he brought police and residents together to get illegal guns off the streets and keep kids out of gangs, and on the right path. that's antonio villaraigosa. a governor for all of california. the romaine lettuce e. coli outbreak has killed a >>> it continues to spread and now turned deadly. the romaine lettuce e. coli outbreak killed someone in california. it is unclear where in the state the person died. the outbreak spread to 25 states since is it started back in march, 121 people have gotten sick

(vicki) an e-coli outbreak linked to tainted romaine lettuce is growing.r more states have reported illnesses and the c-d-c now says 149 people in 29 states have gotten sick... the problem comes from tainted romaine lettuce grown near yuma, arizona... according to the c-d-c... 64 people have been hospitalized, including 17 with kidney failure. and one person has died in california. the sick range in age from one to 88... the c-d-c says this is the largest multi-state e-coli outbreak in the u.s. in a dozen years. (grant) new tonight at nine... when you go to a doctor's appointment you put yourself in the hands of a medical professional... and most cases produce positive results... but not always. (vicki) pam moore joins us from the newsroom tonight to share one woman's heart- wrenching journey and the importance of getting a second opinion.... (pam) that's right grant and vicki ... medical errors are the third leading cause of death in the united states.... that's according to the centers for disease control and prevention. the big question - could doctors

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coli outbreak involved romaine lettuce. one death in california. the total number of cases climbinging to 121. the outbreak traced to romaine lettuce from yuma, arizona. >>> an historic name change for the boy scouts of america. the organization changing the name of its program for children 11 to 17 to scouts bsa, in part because of the decision to invite girls to join older scout groups. the parent organization name will remain boy scouts of america. >>> and starbucks and the city of philadelphia reaching settlements with two black men areed for sitting at a store f r not ordering anything. the men agreeing to a $1 payment each from the city, with a promise to create a program for young entrepreneurs. >>> when we come back, the cheerleader from iowa, and one incredible surprise. i promise, it's worth seeing. at&t provides edge-to-edge intelligence, covering virtually every part of your retail business. so that if your customer needs shoes, & he's got wide feet. & with edge-to-edge intelligence you've got near real time inventory updates. & he'll f

coli outbreak to romaine lettuce. >>> the video shocked not only viewers but also b.a.r.t. directors. vic lee followed up with the transit agency today to see what has been done. >> reporter: rick came to the city four years ago. he said the b.a.r.t. corridor is a refuge from the elements. his buddy steve says b.a.r.t. police make their presence known. >> they make them leave. >> reporter: drug users shutting up, slumped over and unconscious amid pools of vomit. all of this as consumers walk through the passage tunnel. b.a.r.t. says it was taken early in the morning when officers were on a shift change. >> they learned the patterns of our officers. we are making changes. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. has hired two-dozen more cleaners and planning to bring in more officers and community service officers to patrol. corridors were clean when we visited around midday. lots o b.a.r.t. police but they can't guarantee it will be like this all the time because it is a societal problem. supervisors president agrees saying that is why she wants safe injection sites. >> i want to try somethin

they claim they were sickened by eati eating tainted romaine lettuce from that restaurant. >> i never heard of e. coli before i got it. >> reporter: now she and her family will never forget it. >> i was crawling around the floor. it was painful. i felt like i was about to die. it was horrible. >> reporter: it started when this family came to this papa murphy's to pick up pizza and salad to take home from lunch. the pictures provided by attorneys from the hunter family. by thursday wake up with cramps and diarrhea. on friday so did her older sister. and by saturday her 3-year-old daughter was also complaining. >> just leave me alone. >> reporter: the toddler soon came down with a life threatening illness linked to e. coli. >> her kidney numbers, like her functions were dropping and her hemoglobin started dropping. >> reporter: it damaged her kidneys and red-blood cells. she still requires monitoring. >> as horrible as it is it could have been worse. there's another person in california who died from this same outbreak. >> reporter: the outbreak has affected 149 people in 29 states and

romaine: that's a bit dramatic. julia: come on.lked to a lot of market participants and they're not aligned and the economists are more optimistic and probably for good reason. the bottom market tells you the curve will invert. the equity market tells you we could be headed to not so much a recession but a correction in the market and they view as economic fundamentals. there is a disconnect. i'm not sure who is right but i look at what the market tells me. david: you said 18 years with the fed and before you were undersecretary treasury, you watched it through history. when there's an disagreement with the economists and market, who tends to win? nathan: i'd say on that one i might be a little biased and fall with the economists. but what the bond markets are telling us is that over the last five or six years, the fed has put an extraordinary amount of stimulus in the system and the economy hasn't responded and now we start seeing rates rise, whoa, what's going to happen next? their caution is based on what they've been trading th

coli outbreak to romaine lettuce. >>> the video shocked not only viewers but also b.a.r.t. directors. vic lee followed up with the transit agency today to see what has been done. >> reporter: rick came to the city four years ago. he said the b.a.r.t. corridor is a refuge from the elements. his buddy steve says b.a.r.t. police make their presence known. >> they make them leave. >> reporter: drug users shutting up, slumped over and unconscious amid pools of vomit. all of this as consumers walk through the passage tunnel. b.a.r.t. says it was taken early in the morning when officers were on a shift change. >> they learned the patterns of our officers. we are making changes. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. has hired two-dozen more cleaners and planning to bring in more officers and community service officers to patrol. corridors were clean when we visited around midday. lots of b.a.r.t. police but they can't guarantee it will be like this all the time because it is a societal problem. supervisors president agrees saying that is why she wants safe injection sites. >> i want to try somethi

coli outbreak linked to romaine lettuce grown in yuma, arizona. the victim has not been identified. the cdc says there have been 23 additional cases of illness bringing the total to 121 since the outbreak started in march. this is a particularly virulent strain. kentucky, massachusetts and utah are the latest states to report illnesses bringing the number of states affected by the romaine problem to 25. >>> a rebranding campaign for the boy scouts of america. in february of next year, the program will be known as scouts bsa. the decision coming a year after inviting the girls to join. the organization will remain boy scouts of america. there is a new slogan coming as well. scout me in. the group says more than 3,000 girls have joined the early program and participating in cub scouts out of a launch later this year. >>> the shooter who disarmed the shooter in waffle house in tennessee got the thrill of the lifetime. watch what happens when james shaw was invited to the ellen degeneres show. >> do you have a favorite player? >> dwyane wade. >> let's see how he carries himself out here

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