more people die in the united states of salmonella poisoning than of e. coli poisoning. >> reporter: yet, in its public announcements about the salmonella outbreak, the food and drug administration, the fda, and the centers for disease control, the cdc, referred only to a restaurant chain "a," serving mexican-style food, trying to keep the public from knowing it was taco bell. >> i have a right to know that because i may not want to shop there. i may not want to take my kid there. >> reporter: overnight, a food safety website run by attorney bill marler finally figured out that taco bell was restaurant chain "a," getting confirmation from taco bell itself. >> hiding the ball, you know, you always get caught. >> reporter: the same thing happened two years ago in another salmonella outbreak at taco bell, when it, again, was revealed to be the mysterious restaurant chain "a." >> the focus and the attention that's been paid on this is making the regulators look bad. it's making the restaurant chain look bad. >> reporter: abc news found that in dozens of cases

more people die in the united states of salmonella poisoning than of e.nd the centers for disease control, the cdc, referred only to a "restaurant chain a," serving mexican-style food, trying to keep the public from knowing it was taco bell. >> i have a right to know that because i may not want to shop there. i may not want to take my kid there. >> reporter: a food safety website run by attorney bill mouler finally figured out that taco bell was restaurant chain a, getting confirmation from taco bell itself. >> hiding the ball, you know, you always get caught. >> reporter: the same thing happened two years ago in another salmonella outbreak at taco bell, when it again was revealed to be the mysterious restaurant chain a. >> the focus and the attention that's been paid on this is making the regulators look bad. it's making the restaurant chain look bad. >> reporter: abc news found that in dozens of cases fda and cdc policy has been to keep the names secret in closed investigations. >> when there's no longer a hazard to public health, it's perfectly reasona

salmonella illnesses are often connected to undercooked beef, poultry and eggs.ulation that will change how ends our house may be running into roadblocks. next week to propose the bill that would move into enriched pages. it was based on the proposal written by the humane society of the united states and the united egg producers. two leaders in congress have resisted moving to the committee. these groups are opposed to the legislation during it will go beyond the egg industry. the person who let the immigrant who is an independent producer. it's been criticized by many for sitting down at the humane society and writing this mandate. i also talked to bob krauss about being in this tough spot. >> as part of the united egg t( producers and someone running my own family farm, i think it's outstanding. i wish there was the way to get where we wanted to go without legislation, but because of the ballot initiative process and the way states are broken up into individual packages, it would be extremely hard for any egg producers to decide what he was going to invest and

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. >> a published report identifies taco bell involve naid 2010 salmonella outbreak that made 68 people sick and there were no fatalities. according to news, the cdc has not identified the food that caused outbreak but it says it likely occurred before reaching a restaurant. world news exammined why names of restaurants like this are not released. >> and consumer news, there is encouraging news, if you're having problems and about to lose your home, don't lose hope. >> help is on the way. michael? >> they're gallopping in here. in this case, it's a nonprofit called naca. and these guys come into a town, fut on huge events, then modify thousands of loans. it's a wild scene. a thousand homeowners standing in line overnight. 5,000 waiting in the bleachers for a turn to sit in front of the banker and ask for a loan modification. naca has this down. >> if it wasn't for naca we'd be on the street. >> really? >> yes. >> moses and his family were in a world of hurt. he showed up in a naca event. behind on payments out of work for w.a home worth half as much, his lender had given him one more we

they were feeding them weak old meat that probably had like salmonella in it, who knows. so if they would just took better care of them and thought more about it and showed a little more mercy then maybe so many people wouldn't have died. >> i think it could be also like the whole theory of the 19th century of battlefield -- death on the battlefield was more courageous and if you were a prisoner, it was a weak thing. and they saw that and didn't see them as a full soldier because they had to surrender -- because of the whole mentality of the battlefield. >> possibility. starting off we have a whole wave of respect. they're treated kindly, new york soldiers had liquor, and now they're starving. paul? >> isn't it also in the civil war we had never seen p.o.w.s on the scale of this magnitude. we never had a situation where we had this many prisoners all at once. could it be they didn't know how to handle this many people at camps and that heavy of a prisoner population? they had to maintain their own soldiers and prisoners, as well. so they didn't have all the supplies to fe

they were feeding them week-old meat that probably had salmonella in it, who knows. if they would have took better care of them and showed more mercy, then maybe so many people wouldn't have died. mercy, then maybe so many people wouldn't have died. >> i think it could be the whole theory of the 19th century where death on the battlefield was more courageous. if you were caught it was a weak thing. they kind of maybe saw that and didn't really see him as a full soldier because here they had to surrender. now they're not really worthy of getting full rations as a fighting soldier or something like that because of that whole mentality of courage on the battlefield. >> yeah. possibility. it's difficult to say because, starting off, we have a whole wave of respect. i mean, they're treated kindly. new york soldiers had liquor. and then now they're starving. paul? >> isn't it also with the civil war, we had never seen pows on a scale of, like, this many. we never had a situation where we had this many prisoners all at once. could it also just be because they didn't know ho

whether it's drugs like the salmonella vaccine that most of the work which was done on the iss for -- i think they are called biocapsules being developed right now. they are all done to benefit humans on earth and hopefully they'll have some benefit for astronauts, but we're tryingo bn earth and the iss is doing that here. >> one more question here and then out to the kennedy space center. we've got several along the same theme and i'll try to parse them out, but some people are expressing concerns that we reward large projects that have significant cost overruns and they're asking how we can better fund the long-term projects and get costs under control so we don't cannibalize other programs? >> as the question implies, these are very difficult fiscal times and we are trying -- we are doing all that we can to be fiscally responsible to make sure that our programs fit into the provisions of the authorization act that came from congress and help us with the ambitious programs that we want. we've instituted programs like joint confidence level analyses. if you look at programs like grai

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unpasture used means it's not heated and could have salmonella but raw food buyers say this. >> it'se and healthy and makes me feel good. >> john: that is ridiculous. but don't people have a right to be ridiculous. >> this is america. how are you going to tell me what i should and shouldn't eat. i eat lots of dove bars and i also eat chicken. they say it causes lots of illness and many deaths. we don't ban chicken. >> when the government gets between my lips and throat, that is an invasion. >> why do you want to drink raw milk? >> i think it's good for me. >> john: most states ban the sairls sale of raw milk just like unlicensed lemonade stands. my lawyer told me if no one drinks it and i don't make any money, that is probably legal. >> it indicates the prejudice against terrible business people. anyone who is this s is in business is a cheater. >> john: cdc says hundreds have gotten sick from raw milk? >> more have drowned in backyard swimming pools. ultimately you and i should be able to choose our risk. i think eating mountain dew is risky but i'm not asking for a government telli

unpasture used means it's not heated and could have salmonella but raw food buyers say this. >> it'se and healthy and makes me feel good. >> john: that is ridiculous. but don't people have a right to be ridiculous. >> this is america. how are you going to tell me what i should and shouldn't eat. i eat lots of dove bars and i also eat chicken. they say it causes lots of illness and many deaths. we don't ban chicken. >> when the government gets between my lips and throat, that is an invasion. >> why do you want to drink raw milk? >> i think it's good for me. >> john: most states ban the sairls sale of raw milk just like unlicensed lemonade stands. my lawyer told me if no one drinks it and i don't make any money, that is probably legal. >> it indicates the prejudice against terrible business people. anyone who is this s is in business is a cheater. >> john: cdc says hundreds have gotten sick from raw milk? >> more have drowned in backyard swimming pools. ultimately you and i should be able to choose our risk. i think eating mountain dew is risky but i'm not asking for a government telli

unpasture used means it's not heated and could have salmonella but raw food buyers say this. >> it'sure and healthy and makes me feel good. >> john: that is ridiculous. but don't people have a right to be ridiculous. >> this is america. how are you going to tell me what i should and shouldn't eat. i eat lots of dove bars and i also eat chicken. they say it causes lots of illness and many deaths. we don't ban chicken. >> when the government gets between my lips and throat, that is an invasion. >> why do you want to drink raw milk? >> i think it's good for me. >> john: most states ban the sairls sale of raw milk just like unlicensed lemonade stands. my lawyer told me if no one drinks it and i don't make any money, that is probably legal. >> it indicates the prejudice against terrible business people. anyone who is this s is in business is a cheater. >> john: cdc says hundreds have gotten sick from raw milk? >> more have drowned in backyard swimming pools. ultimately you and i should be able to choose our risk. i think eating mountain dew is risky but i'm not asking for a government tel

a program screened produce like lettuce for salmonella, e. coli analyst tearia.try -- and listeria. industry leaders want farmers to -- [ unintelligible ] >>> meteorologist mike nicco is here, time to talk about the weather. we don't kneel cold in san francisco is it like that for everyone? >> it is usually cooler everywhere else because they are not surrounded by three bodies of water. winds are calming also. definitely cooler this morning and a few areas as we look down from mount tamalpais across angel island, belvedere, tiburon to oakland this morning you can see from farther than that, just a beautiful clean air mass on top of us. still 52 in san francisco, everybody else in the 40s until you get to concord, redwood city, mountain view, los gatos and half moon bay mid to upper 30s there around the monterey bay and inland mid to upper 30s monterey 41. here's three things about forecast, high clouds, sun, warmer today, without those breezes of yesterday, chance of showers very light, scattered, friday and sunday night and then breezy and cooler all of us will

online newspaper food safety news cites documents that show 68 people in 10 states became ill from salmonella. taco bell says the cdc has not officially identified the source of the illness which impacted taco bell last fall none of the illnesses were reported in dc maryland or virginia. >>> facebook is about to go public but it could be months before you can purchase stock some deals may be too good to be true. a wisconsin woman is charged with selling fake facebook stock to five people including her own daughter and a man who did work on her home. police believe there are more victims. >>> by the way, facebook celebrates its 8th birthday this saturday. >>> you all right? >> no. >> okay i will go on. >> okay. >> valentines day is all about flowers and chocolate but not at one school in massachusetts, students there banned from bringing candy to school. >>> it is not a war on valentines day it is more a war on valentines day candy, in an e-mail the school principal is asking parents not to send candy to school with their kids february 14th instead he is asking parents to send in pencils, stam

. >> i'm going to miss his cookie dough even if it led to the occasional case of salmonella poisoning. >> reporter: after the service area fire departments gathered once again at alexandria's ivy cemetery to lay josh wise none rest in a place that's dedicated to first responders. the processional was so large many roads had to be closed. they are all open now and i'm told that a fund has been set up by alexandria firefighters to accept condolences and donations to the family. reporting live in alexandria, jane watrel. back to you. >> quite a turnout for the family of firefighters and emts today. thanks so much. wendy? >>> we are learning more today about who will be attending whitney houston's funeral saturday in newark, new jersey. the church service is going to be invitation only and will include performances from aretha franklin and stevie wonder. kevin kostner is scheduled to speak at that service. houston's family is allowing the funeral to be broadcast on television and on the web. and police are warning fans that the area around the church will be blocked. the best bet at seein

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taco bell seeing negative headlines connecting it to a salmonella outbreak.nd then there's kfc. >> right now i think kfc in the u.s. is probably the largest hurdle that the company has to overcome. it's been comping negative for some time now. no signs that's going to change in the near future. >> 5,000 kfcs in the u.s. is 1,000 too many. however the chicken giant is yum's growth driver in all-important china. analysts will be looking most closely at what's happening in china. many expect to see profit growth there of over 20%. sue, any sign of weakness in china will not be good. back to you. >> indeed, jane. thank you. i think our next analyst would agree with that. so how should you be playing yum ahead of results today? the restaurant analyst with credit suisse. welcome. nice to have you here. >> thanks for having me. >> one of the reasons you have an outperform rating on this stock is because you think they do have unparallel access to china and a big footprint in india and other parts of asia as well. >> exactly. i would call it unparalleled access to th

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it's also critical for bringing the benefits back heretofore, whether it is drugs like the salmonella vaccine that most of the work which was done on the iss or i think that they are called by zero capsules that are being developed right now. these are all things that benefit humans on earth, and, you know, they have hopefully some benefit from astronauts. but we are trying to make life better for people here are the and the iss is doing it. >> one more twitter question and then the kennedy space center. we have several questions along the same theme. i will try to parse these out, but people were expressing some concerns that we reword large projects that go -- that have significant cost overruns. and they are asking how we can better fund these long-term projects and get costs under control, so we don't cannibalize other projects. >> these are -- as the question implies these are very difficult fiscal times, and we are trying -- we are doing all that we can to be fiscally responsible to make sure that our programs fit into the provisions of the authorization act. it came from congre