but lab testing found evidence of salmonella in a random sample of the product. salad in question have a use- by te of october 15th. diana>> an iowa company has won a federal contract from the u- s- d- a to produce millions of doses of a vaccine for bird flu. harris vaccines of ames began work on their h- 5- n- 1 vaccine back in may... as the deadly virus started infecting flocks in iowa. ththcompany will receiveve million dollars over the n nt two years to provide 48 million doses of their vaccine to the national veterinary stockpile. the h- 5- n- 1 bird flu killed more than 30 million chickens and turkeys in iowa alone this spring... causing a spike in commodity prices. chad>> . weatatr headlines. chad>> . larry, diaia, chad>> larry, diana and chad talk about today's weather and the upcoming forecast. chad>> . larry, diana, chad>>ar,andhata aut das atr d e cong rest ha> etca neipn mpate expected to start tomorrow with a cold front swingng in, but we will see mostly sunny skies and breezy winds as canadian high pressure builds in to the area. highs should be in

. >> we'll tell you why it took so long for her to figure out it was salmonella. >>> and a warning from local health officials after a confirmed case of measles turned up in northern virginia. >> it was a long and tense night for a suspected car thief and the officers who spent hours trying to find him. the man was arrested on the ground of fort meade this morning he he managed to elude kapt our a storm drain last night and it was on arundel mills boulevard when police spotted a car. >> after a brief chase the driver crashed into a fence at fort meade and then ran away. megan fitzgerald with what's being done to make the base more secure. meagan? >> we had a chance to speak to the base commander and he admits security is a problem and there is a plan to fix it. >> it took more than 13 hours to find 41-year-old dante small. anne arundel police chased small. that pursuit ended here on the campus of fort meade. colonel brian foley is the insulation commander here. he says small managed to bypass security guards before crashing the vehicle more than a mile inside the base and running off, b

we're worried about salmonella here. dole is recalling some cases of bagged spinach because of possible salmonella exposure. the possibly tainted greens were distributed in 13 states. no illnesses have been reported so far... but lab testing found evidence of salmonella in a random sample of the product. the recalled bags of spinach salad have a use - by date of october 15th. jake>> an iowa company has won a federal contract from the u - s - d - a to produce millions of doses of a vaccine for bird flu. harris vaccines of ames started work on their h - 5 - n - 1 vaccine back in may... as the deadly virus started infecting flocks in iowa. the company will get six million dollars over the next two years to provide 48 million doses of their vaccine to the national veterinary stockpile. the h - 5 - n - 1 bird flu killed more than 30 million chickens and turkeys in iowa alone this spring... causing a spike in commodity prices. jake>> circus elephants paraded through the streets of boston wednesday... and even found time for br

more than 33,000 bags after concerns about salmonella. with an "enjoy by" date of october 15th. much more on our website. >>> a major health headline about dietary supplements, including vitamins and energy boosters. "the new england journal of medicine" now reporting that 23,000 people were sent to the e.r. every year, more than 2,100 hospitalized. most affected, young people between 20 and 34. the industry saying a small fraction of the 150 million people who take the supplements, but they urge you to check with your doctor. >>> to the black bear wandering the hall of this high school in bozeman, montana. spotted by the lockers before class this morning, students and teachers running. got in through a garage door. chased away by police. looking for the cafeteria. >>> when we come back here tonight, the $2 photo, now worth $5 million. we should all go to the thrift store. ♪ i built my business with passion. but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash

we're worried about salmonella bagged spinach because of possible salmonella exposure. the possibly tainted greens were distributed in 13 states. lab testing found evidence of salmonella in a random sample of the product. the recalled bags of spinach salad have a use - by date of october 15th. jake>> an iowa company has won a federal contract from the u - s - d - a to produce millions of doses of a vaccine for bird flu. harris vaccines of ames started work on their h - 5 - n - 1 vaccine back in may... as the deadly virus started infecting flocks in iowa. the company will get six million dollars over the next two years to provide 48 million doses of their vacce to the national veterinary stockpile. the h - 5 - n - 1 bird flu killed more than 30 million chickens and turkeys in iowa alone this spring. jake>> in ida grove... midwest industries had to evacuate one of its plants because of a fire yesterday. trailers... hoists... and marine docks at its facilities iida grove. just after 10 - 30 yesterday morning... a fire in a paint shop there meant about 200 people had to eva

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has recalled spinach because of concerns it may be contaminated with salmonella. it was not sold in this area, but it was sold in 13 states across the u.s. told to takee been a little off the top at the barbershop, but folks were shaving their entire heads for a great cause. the computer company net app posted the head shaving event in tysons corner. iny were shaving their heads support of the organization to support childhood cancer and childhood cancer research. tonight, a bit of a disappointing update for someone who has become a local celebrity. mount jackson wiz lost tonight after 13 straight wins. went into final jeopardy $200 ahead of the second-place contestant, but jackson got .he question wrong he walks away with a little more than $400,000. i'm sure he is thrilled about that. alison: remember ken jennings wo n 70 in a row? leon: he was a machine. alison: 74 my producer told me. steve: space needle was the answer to the question. he will never forget that. we had a nice day today, and we will have another nice day tomorrow. we might have some frost as ea

salmonella can cause serious illness, even death. >>> 4:17 now. happening today, the democratic national convention committee will officially open its philadelphia office. the convention ceo will join mayor michael nutter this afternoon at a south philadelphia print shop. they're going to talk about how small businesses can get involved in convention opportunities. of course the dnc is happening in philadelphia in july next year and the democrat wills officially nominate their candidate for president. >>> republican presidential front runner donald trump is weighing in on tuesday night's democratic debate. as for his own campaign? the donald is admitting that he could have done a few things differently. trump says vermont senator bernie sanders made a mistake when he defended the e-mail investigation during the debate. trump praised the benghazi committee for investigating the former secretary of state. he also praised the american public for being smart and admits he's learned a thing or two from his month of campaigning. >> i can watch my words

dole is recalling its bagged spinach salad because of salmonella concerns. the spinach was sold in pennsylvania as well as new jersey. the product is marked with an enjoy by date of october 15th. salmonella can cause serious illnesses and death. >>> to a story you saw first on nbc 10. a montgomery county man is behind bars after police say he went on a vandalism spree damaging two businesses and the inside of an historic church. police led a shackled christopher rhodes into court today. the 32-year-old is accused of smashing items outside the tavern on october 5th. he continued his spree to a nearby church and supermarket. >> while in the sanctuary tore up some of the hymn books and lit fire to some of the pages, which was very concerning to us. >> rhodes is being held on a $10,000 cash bail. >>> it could take several weeks to find out whether lamar odom overdosed inside a nevada brothel. a sheriff says a person who called 911 said the former nba star had been doing cocaine and had taken sexual performance enhancers. the brothel says he spent more than five

. >>> a salmonella outbreak in cucumbers has reached maryland. the total number of affected states are 35. four people have died and more than 700 have been infected. they found the salmonella in cucumbers grown in mexico and distributed by a san diego company. >>> if you intentionally disabled a metro bus you could face jail time. that's what one d.c. council member wants. jack evans who sits on the metro board introduces legislation that would make it a crime to disable a bus. earlier we reported on teenagers who used a switch on the outside of the bus so it wouldn't run. >>> from metro buses to trains now we're learning fewer of you are using metro. if you are you may be paying more for that ride. the transit agency is looking into a possible rate hike. it's second only to b.a.r.t., the train system in san francisco. the top fare is almost $6, almost 7 if you buy a paper fare card. in chicago and new york there is a set fee for your trip. here in the district the farther you go, the more you pay. metro has been forced to raise fares over the p

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exposure by the way to salmonella salmonella can lead to all sorts of terrible things. they appear between 12-72 hours of exposure. ben: fox means business. juliet: joining us now is adam schapiro. >> reporter: good morning. the first airline to have free they will make that commitment by fall 2016. finished the service on all of their aircraft. if you're going to be flying jetblue, you'll most likely be getting some free wi-fi service. if you want to of great, you will pay for it. to upgrade, you'd be downloading stuff. downloading at 30000 feet does not work so great sometimes. free wife or -- free wi-fi. five dollars-$20 for wi-fi on the flight. depending on where you are and how long of a flight it will be. juliet: that sounds great. ben: adam on the fox business network. go to fox business.com. juliet: / channel finder. mike: some weather. it will feel a little bit cooler than what it was yesterday. another cold front on its way for us tomorrow. maybe a quick little shower. over the weekend, we have a blast of chilly air. the ready for that. a cool fall weekend. le

the salmonella has been found in cucumbers grown in mexico and distributed by a san diego company. >>> straight ahead at 6:30, d.c. mayor muriel bowser negotiates a settlement with utility giant ex lon. >>> but this morning -- exelon. >>> but this morning some are criticizing the move calling it a backroom deal. >>> "the washington post" unveils a new banner to remind everyone in d.c. about a reporter being held in iran. >>> welcome back into the rush hour edition of 9news. i'm nick giovanni. >>> i'm andrea roane. larry miller has your timesaver traffic. he's been busy this morning. he's just been en-- she's just been enjoying her job. first alert meteorologist allyson rae is here with today's lovely forecast. >> it's so nice. we'll get a little more active weather wise come friday and into the weekend. in the meantime we're going to enjoy another great day. temperatures are running a lot warmer than they typically do this time of year. it's cool out there for sure but definitely not with the chill we had yesterday morning. we're at 59 degrees. so we're about 10 degrees warmer than we

`more than 33,000 bags after `concerns about salmonella. `of october 15th. `much more on our website. `>>> a major health headline `about vitamins and energy `boosters. `the new england journal of `medicine reporting that 23,000 `people were sent to the e.r. `every year, more than 2,100 `hospitalized. `most affected, young people `between 20 and 24. `the industry saying a small `fraction of the 150 million `people who take the supplements, `but they urge you to check with `your doctor. `>>> to the black bear wandering `the hall of this high school in `montana. `spotted by the lockers before `class this morning, students and `teachers running. `got in through a garage door. `chased away by police. `looking for the cafeteria. `>>> when we come back here `tonight, the $2 photo, now worth `$5 million. `we should all go to the thrift `store. @ @i built my business`with passion. @but i keep it growing by making`every dollar count. @that's why i have the spark`cash card from capital one. @i earn unlimited 2%`cash back on @everything i buy for`my studio. @ @and that

. >>> it is a salmonella outbreak responsible for several deaths and this morning we've learned it now involves cucumbers from our area. >> some say it is one of the priceyest in the country. how much are you paying to ride the train to work compared to other cities? >> live look at the district this morning. clouds there. if you're just leaving for work you might want a light jacket, too. tom's back with y >>> i'm eun yang. now at 5:30, some say it will lower your bill and increase reliability. will it be temporary or for the long run? the latest in the debate of a pepco-exelon merger. >> outrage at the dulles airport. where she was told to go pump breast milk. >>> slowdowns at 270 southbound. details straight ahead. >>> i'm storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein. another fresh and cool autumn morning. you can smell the aroma of dry leaves in the air when you walk the dog this morning. not as chilly as it was yesterday morning. still rather cool. mid 50s montgomery, fairfax and prince georges county. near 60 by the bay. right now under mostly clear skies, shenandoah valley, quite chil

. >>> the salmonella poisoning launched an investigation that stretched as far as the west coast. coming up, we'll hear from one of the victims in los angeles who says they were surprised by the reaction from fig & olive. >>> the charles county bus driver who stopped to help the 17-year-old who was shot in waldorf, maryland, during a robbery says she knew in her heart she was doing the right thing. >> when i stopped and told him to get on the bus, i might lose my job, but i'm not going to let this child bleed to death on the street. >> we're in an out of darkness walk. doreen gentzler will be at the >> a popular restaurant faces another lawsuit in the district as more cases of salmonella are confirmed. >> this as a woman in california comes forward to talk about her illness after eating at a fig & olive restaurant there. >> kathy veer report yes that could be a lesson for others. >> reporter: nicky got the rudest of wake-up calls. >> i was nauseous, throwing up. >> reporter: she never connected her illness to the $600 dinner. >> we had the truffle mushroom croquettes. >> she and h

enrique: hacer trampa de paquetes de espinacas por temor a contagio con salmonella, les decimos los tresta: no, no, pregunta lo que tÚ quieras. alfredo: ¿te fue infiel alguna vez? julieta: [resopla] ah, por favor, no una, varias. miles, tal vez. alfredo: bien, entonces, vamos a demandarlo. ¿tienes alguna prueba de sus infidelidades? julieta: bueno, pruebas como tales, no. testigos, sÍ. mira, por ejemplo, hace poquito, tratÓ de seducir a una de las empleadas que trabaja aquÍ, y todo el mundo se enterÓ. alfredo: eso no nos sirve. porque serÍa la palabra de esa empleada contra la de anÍbal. julieta: [suspira] no, pues, entonces no sÉ. yo una prueba como asÍ

. >>> a woman who is suffering from salmonella poisoning from fig & olive restaurant said she's still recovering a month later. she thought she had a stomach virus. they didn't know what it was and sent her home with antibiotics. she didn't know until two weeks later when she receive notice from the health department. >> i was naurks kept throwing up. i want to make sure first and foremost that this doesn't happen to anyone else. >> there are now more than 150 salmonella cases connected to fig & olive restaurants nationwide including one here in washington. although the exact cause has not been pinpointed dishes containing truffle oil have been removed from the mean mnu. >>> the maryland coach randy edsall may be ort. he reports on twitter, quote, worrying is stupid. it's like walking around with an umbrella waiting for it to rain. >>> there is another show in the sky happening tonight. the meteor shower will appear just above the little dipper. it 'peers every october but it's the starbursts. if you stay up, snap a photo to i see@nbcwashington.com. >> i already saw pictures on the in

dole foods recalled bagged spinach salad because it could be contaminated with salmonella. sold in pennsylvania and new jersey. marked with an enjoy date of october 15th. if you have it, company says throw it away. salmonella can cause serious illness, even becoming fatal. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorology sheena parveen. >> a cooler day today. but we have another big cooldown coming for the weekend. until we get there, though, it's going to stay cool as we end out the week. temperatures still staying in the mid-60s. but there is that big cooldown we've been talking about, just in time for your saturday and sunday. and even sunday morning we are talking about temperatures dropping to around 30 degrees for parts of the area. i think we'll have widespread morning lows sunday and monday morning. in the 30s. depends where you live, if you're going to have the coldest temperatures. live look near the art museum, cloudy skies in philadelphia. 67 degrees at the moment. i'll show you that weekend forecast in a second. but take a look what's happening now. we

she found out it was salmonella when she received a call from the health didn't. they were able to track her down through her restaurant reservation. >> i was nauseous, throwing up. it kept getting worst. way tonight make sure first and foremost that this doesn't happen to anyone else. >> there are now more than 150 salmonella cases connected to fig & olive restaurants nationwide including the one in d.c. although exact cause have not been pinpointed, dishes containing a truffle sauce has been removed. >>> shance bell got $5,000 from a woman in one month. she said a curse had been placed on her at birth and harm would come to her unless she gave cash and gift cards. bell ran to new york when they got suspicious. she was arrested last week. >>> it could soon be illegal to publicly use e-cigarettes. they voted a big out of committee on thursday. vaping, however, could remain in the new casino. if it passes prince george's county would be the fourth jurisdiction in maryland to issue a ban on e sigs in public. >> 5:36. you may soon be paying less for your metro ride b

dole foods recalled bag of spinach salad, it could be contaminated with salmonella. spinach sold in pennsylvania and new jersey. marked with enjoy date of october 15th. you have it, the company says throw it away. salmonella could cause serious illness, become fatal. >>> "nbc 10 news at 6:00" is next. >> next on nbc 10 news at 6:00, local children making a plea to harrisburg for a budget deal what happen teachers are running out of a month into the school year. >>> cooler as we end out the week, colder into the weekend how cold it will get coming up. >>> plus, live at south jersey, new developments in death of this 3-year-old boy fund dead in the woods. >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >>> we have three big stories tonight at 6:00. we begin with the 911 call after a father finds his 3-year-old missing hours late, the boy is found dead. >> 911, what is your emergency. >> i woke up and my 3-year-old's missing. >> new tonight, investigators say that boy did not walk into the woods by himself. also, a doctor killed inside her home tonight, who called police minutes after the

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. >>> maryland is the newest state to be affected by a salmonella outbreak.he centers for disease control and prevention says one person in the state is infected bringing the total number of states to 35. four people have died in more than 700 others have been infected. investigators found the salmonella in cucumbers in mexico and distributed by a san diego company. >>> new numbers on how much money maryland casinos are bringing in. the five casinos in the state took an $87.5 million in september. that is a 6% increase from last year. however, it's about a $10 million decline from august and it's unclear why. >>> well, this might be the ultimate lost and found. actor tom hanks trying to help out a fordham university student. hangs found the student's i.d. in the park so he went to twitter of course. he tweeted this, lauren, i found your student i.d. in the park. if you still need it my office will get it to you. he the photo has been retweeted 7,000 times. no word on whether lauren has identified anybody that she's becoming a mini twitter celebrity here all b

animal and got sick and it was a resistant strain of salmonella. that resistance could be passed on to you. >> the new law goes into effect january 1st. >>> during one of the worst droughts in history, who could be coming to the rescue? beavers. the dams these animals build could slow the water flow to sea and create extra reserves in rivers. a bring back the beaver campaign has been created. it's to repopulate the coast with beavers. the animals once lived in large numbers. beavers were almost eradicated in the 19th century because they interfered with logging and fishing. be great to have them back. >> they're adorable. >> i could spend all day looking at that video. >>> meteorologist jeff ranieri has been his own -- talking about the link to el nino. >> the world's climate, it looks like another month and a new heat record here across the globe. when you specifically average in the lane and ocean temperatures, we're running the warmest for september in 136 years of record keeping as we ranked 1.62 degrees above average. in january through septem

dole is recalling bagged spinach because it may put you at rick of salmonella poisoning and they are enjoyed by a date of october 15th and they were sold in 13 states including maryland. so far no one has reported getting sick from all of this and salmonella can cause infections with people with weakened immune systems. >> that could cause problems for a lot of travelers. the airline has merged with american airlines and on saturday the combined airline is going to move to one website, one mobile app in a single reservation system all under the american airlines name. the new company says it's ready, but if previous mergers are any indication there could be rapid delays and cancellations. they are operating out of terminals b and c and they're putting up new signs to help travelers get around. >>> a local craft brewery is being honored this afternoon for its success in business. maryland comptroller peter schvolley awarded them. it served european-style laggers and american-style ales among others. he has been an outspoken advocate for microbreweries, microdistilleries and wineries.

>>> check your refrigerator, recalling their bagged spinach because it may be contaminated with salmonella, sold in 15 states, including here in massachusetts and connecticut and so far that there are no reports of anyone getting sick, but if you would like more details, head to our website cbsboston.com. >> it came out with a preview. >> yes, they will give us the overall preview to lay it out there for you. >> and anything will seem easy compared to last year, don't you think? it is one of those things. for the temperature you guys, keep in mind the color here for the deeper orange and the blues that are the temperature probability with the above average chance. that is the case across a lot of the northern tier and west coast of the united states. you would think okay that warmer winter and rainfall events. and that they would call for wetter than normal periods from the desert southwest to the southeastern united states. now, we are in a little bit of that too here. and wetter than normal and a warmer than normal winter to keep that in mind. as we would get shots of the arctic air. com

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it may be contaminated with salmonella. it had an enjoy by date of october 15th and a upc code ending with 976. so far there are no reports of anyone gets sick. we have more details on that recall on our website, cbsboston.com. >>> coming up, a local student setting a world record. >> the harvard senior literally on the ball. is your head so congested it's ready to explode? you may be muddling through allergies. try zyrtec -d to powerfully clear your blocked nose and relieve your other allergy symptoms. so, you can breathe easier all day. zyrtec -d. at the pharmacy counter. >>> welcome back. it may look like much but what you're seeing is making the guinness book of world records. the harvest senior named garrett lamb has been certified as a person to stand on a swift exercise ball longer than anyone else in the world. >> he did it for 5 hours, 25 minutes and 36.98 seconds. he almost got to that 37 second mark. it's all for charity. lamb has already raise ed d $1,500 for harvard's organization and he hopes the record title

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. >>> new information on the salmonella outbreak at a popular d.c. restaurant. why health officials are now looking at other states. >> right now several crashes around town, one of them in the district. if they don't get that cleared out of way soon, could cause some big slowdowns this morning. >>> our chilliest morning of the autumn season so far, temperatures are only in the low to mid-40s throughout much of the region now. afternoon highs in the metro area should be in the low to mid-70s. county by county forecast across northern virginia, beautiful autumn day, into the 70s across there. add in southern maryland, gorgeous autumn day. we'll have the counties to our north, into the low to mid-70s near the pennsylvania border. lots of sunshine there. and in the shenandoah valley, mountain, some fog, that fog dissipating by midmorning. and then during the afternoon, reaching low 70s, gorgeous autumn weather and autumn color showing up a little bit. >> looks nice outside, feels good outside. traffic is not so hot here this morning. outbound 11th street bridge, st

. >> bad finish after salmonella turns up in a soon.ecalls, 13 state, including pennsylvania, and new jersey. so, if you bought a eight-ounce bag, with a friday expiration date, and the code seen below thereon your screen, throw it out many salmonella typically lasts four, seven days, but can be deadly in children and older adult. big warning there. here is another warning. >> this morning about herbal vie agorae the f d.a. says the over the counter drugs can be harmful because of those hidden ingredients. >> so viagra is a prescription medication a purchased by the fda. herbal viagra can cause dangerously low blood pressure specially when taken with other medications. former basketball star lamar odom reportedly had been taking herbal viagra before he was found unconscious this week in nevada. they say he took several doses. >> we'll keep an eye on that. changing condition. scott making life changing move, following the news of lamar odom. what the reality star is reportedly going straight ahead. >> eagles back at practice yesterday i,

salmonella can cause infections with those with weakened immune systems. has reported getting sick. >> a man manages to live in an attic of an arlington church for three years. why he was able to go undetected for so long until now. >>> donald trump goes one-on-one with nbc's katie tur and he made an admission of sorts about some of the things he has said on the campaign trail. >> handcuffed, stunned and spit upon. the arrest that's triggered an the arrest that's triggered an in i was at my shop tied up with a customer when i realized the time. i had to get to the bank before it closed, so i made a break for it. when i got out it was almost closing time. traffic was bad. i knew i was cutting it close. but it was ok. i use td bank. it's got the longest hours and stays open an extra ten minutes every day. i'm sid. and i bank human at td bank. >>> and now your storm team 4 forecast. >>> a pretty nice day today, yes, we're cooler than yesterday. yesterday's highs about 80 degrees and today we're about ten degrees cooler than that, right average the average hig

phil: a dog treat possibly contaminated with salmonella is being recalled tonight. n' fun beefhide chicken sticks. the treats were distributed nationwide and sold at dollar general and dollar retail stores. the recalled product is packaged in a 2.8 ounce bag. for more information click on our website wcvb.com. phil: a new study finds that kids who are properly vaccinated have a lower risk of stroke from some common ailments. cold, flu and minor infections increase the already small risk of stroke in children. but now researchers say that risk is significantly lower in kids who are on the recommended vaccination schedule. the study is published in the journal neurology j.c.: on the health alert tonight, imagine getting the impact of a full workout while sitting down. scientists are looking to do just that replace gym time with a small pill. moderate intensity exercise each week, sweat. we know the message. most cannot fit it in or have chronic health conditions. chronic pain, injuries. could we ever replace it with a pill? a new review explores various of what exercise does on the molecular

there is a possibility that someone on the staff may have spread a bacteria which is similar to salmonella. >> my husband contacted the owner yesterday and the owner was very rude and told my husband that we must have had something the night before or during the week. >> the centers for disease control said most people infected with this disease develop diarrhea and stomach cramp as day or two later. it usually resoxes itself in five to seven days the health department said they did not have previous violations. it was given the all clear at the rest inspection with a passing grade. >> thank you, the racketeering and murder solicitation trail of raymond "shrimp boy" chow is now set for november 9. a federal judge in san francisco delayed the trial by a week because his attorney was not available. the former gang leader was one of 29 people infighted last year in a wide ranging investigation that included organized crime charges again most defendants and political corruption charges against four state senator lee. we are looking at san francisco lee right there, the trial is expected to las

about this noon, the dole food company is recalling bags of spinach, because of reported risks of salmonella, the a precautionary recall. the dole bags were sold in pennsylvania and new jersey but not in delaware. >>> uber drivers receive amber alerts specific to their region now, the popular ride sharing company is partnering with the center for exploited and missing children? >> uber covered 75% of the united states and they hope that this will help bring more missing children home safely. >>> the chicago cubs won the national league series, the first time they ever clinched a series in the wrigley field, the cubs are waiting to see if they will face the dodgers or mets and the dodgers forced a game five after beating the mets last night. >> baseball playoffs have been wonderful this year. >> cole hamels in a game five in toronto tonight. we have no precipitation after showers and sprinkles yesterday. it will be cooler thursday and friday than today, and around average highs for this time of year and as we head into the weekend we'll get much chillier below average temperatures here. winds

. >> there are now more than 150 salmonella case connected to figure & olive including this one in washington although it's not been pinpointed, dishes contained figure oil have now been removed. >>> shance bell got $77,000 from a woman in just five months. she told her she needed to pay her in order to get cleansed. bell ran when she got suspicious. >>> it will soon be illegal to publicly use e-cigarettes in prince george's county. they voted a bill out of committee on thursday. some say they want to take ax before ecigs become dangerous. if it's passed it will be the fourth to issue a ban. >>> they say they're driving you away from using the transit system and lower fares, not higher will be the answer. they need to find solutions for continued service problems. one idea is to raise and lower the cost of trips based on the level of service. some are frustrated with all the problems on the track. >> my first day of work on june 1st, it was off and there was a delay and it smelled like a gym locker. >> metro is loses millions of dollars a month because of 40,000 fewer trip as day. >> ew. >> e

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