lie, sanitize and rinse. lie, sanitize and rinse. >> lie, sanitize and floss. >> that will work, too. >> all right. sunset tonight, high of 93 degrees. see those clouds, they are all associated with an inside -- that produced some thunderstorms in the tahoe area. these clouds will be history for tomorrow. but we will havened a replacement -- we will have a replacement. sun up at 7:04. the clouds want to reach as far as your ultimate past for friday. we are still under the influence of high pressure but we return more to it onshore push during the day tomorrow. we will see a north westerly flow. tonight, overnight, temperatures 50s to right around the low 60s. rebounding to -- 59 pacifica. east of the bay, 86 degrees in danville and in -- in san ramon and in brentwood north of the golden gate bench, san francisco to the south at 63. that's below average for this time of year. look ahead this week and make sure you bundle up for ocean beach. boy, that sounds fun. all right. how about the extended forecast. let'

have a concern about a cholera outbreak haiti since the earthquake in januar the already fragile sanitation system was fractured leaving this population even more vulnerable. even then it s clear t survivors were at risk for disease. >> the fever's gone. >> reporter: with an estimated 1.3 million ople living in tent camps across the country and hundreds of thousands concentrated here, preventing an outbreak like this has been a race agast time. dr. nancy snyderman, nbc news, port-au-prince, haiti. >>> a big storm named richard turn into a tenth hurricane of the season today. it is expected to hit belize this evening. hundreds have been evacuated.

us a hand sanitizer or washing our hands? effective? guess what. they don't really know. what the cdc says is that hand washing with soap and hot water and again you have to do it for a prolonged period of time, which most people don't do. >> right. >> that is the optimum way to protect yourself. absent that use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer that is 60% alcohol, at least. >> all right. on the other hand then these things, they may work for those two minutes but this is an important two minutes, right? >> yeah. no here's what's important. i shake your hand and i've just seen you cough and sneeze then i'm going to take that contaminated hand now from shaking your hand and touch my face. that's where these sanitizers can really work. again, avoid touching your nose and mouth and use them when you can't use soap and water and keep your hands clean. >> all right. they really do work. >> i think so. >> dr. jennifer ashton thanks. up next randy quaid and his wife arrested in canada. why they're afraid why they may be on a deadly h

notices of violation against them within the last decade for fire saist and security violations, sanitation and health issues -- safety and security violations, sanitation and health issues and nonpermitted construction. and taxes were delinquent for the last three years to the tune of $70,000. up until last week when they were finally paid off. commissioners, given that the project sponsors are asking for special dispensation from the city, and given they will only do the very least of what's required of them, if you choose to approve their application, i ask you to hold them accountable. and attach conditions which i've proposed. thank you very much for your time. president miguel: thank you. the other d.r. requester? >> good evening, good afternoon. my name is steven ron. i believe most of the issues have already been eloquently presented. but i'll add my verbiage to it. my name is steven ron. i have owned my building and operated my photography business on claire street, 259 claire street, since 1979. and i've worked in the selma area for over 45 years. i have, i believe, the third long

the complaints on the properties included but are not limited to fire safety, security, sanitation, health, and work being done without permit. oftentimes when the building code or the building department dispatched an inspector to investigate one complaint, many other san francisco housing code violations were observed and had to be dealt with. at times, this required several in-person reininspections of the properties. i request and urge the planning commission not to approve this project. the owner has not demonstrated good neighborly behavior in the past and i personally have not seen nor heard anything in the brief meetings that were held that lead me to believe anything will be different going forward. the 249 shipley street h.o.a. is not opposed to s.r.o.'s or any low income housing. we wouldn't live in our neighborhood if we were. however, we are opposed to this particular project because of past interaction and past history with the owner. thank you. president miguel: thank you. >> good evening, commissioners. i live less than one block from this project. and i've lived there sinc

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. >>> a little shot of this hand sanitizer.make sure you don't get sick. do you want to know how long it lasts? >> yes. >> you h th k on all over >>> it's 7:25. time for news headlines from cbs 5. i'm sydnie kohara. >>> the power is back on all over oakland now. pg&e crews working through the night to restore electric service. yesterday's stormy weather knocked out power for tens of thousands of customers in the bay area. they included some police and fire stations in oakland. >>> you might notice work on the new suspension tower for the bay bridge this week. caltrans putting some of that tower together and some of the work will be done near the level of the current eastern span. crews will be working 24 hours a day this week to install a 272-foot-high piece of the tower. we are going to be checking with elizabeth shortly to see if the job is having any impact on traffic, people slowing down to watch. >>> and today the national league champion san francisco giants will have their first practice since they eliminated the philade

. >> they have good sanitation here. they have proper toilets. the great fear is [unintelligible] where people have lived for decades in abject poverty with no sanitation. it is very difficult to work with the populations there. >> two miles away life is like this even before the earthquake. notoriousiti's most slums. if people here got cholera it would be more difficult for them to get access to clean water and medical treatments. so far there are no confirmed cases of cholera contracted here, but many are anxious. >> his wife has severe diarrhea. he fears she has cholera. >> rubbish is clear from the river running through one of the camps. haitians have endured so much and are trying to prevent their water from becoming contaminated. >> stay with us on "bbc world news." trophies from the taliban, at the pakistani army says it has loosened the militants grip in the northwest. a new vaccine against polio virus helped reduce cases by 90%. research suggests the new vaccine is better at protecting children. >> the polio eradication will be launched

it said stepped up treatment and basic education about sanitation are making a difference. the f.b.i. has arrested a virginia man for plotting to bomb subway stations in the washington d.c. area. farooque ahmed is a naturalized citizen born in pakistan. he was taken into custody after a sting operation. federal officials said he thought he was dealing with al-qaeda agents. they also said the public was never in danger. in economic news, sales of big- ticket manufactured goods like aircraft rose in september. but businesses spent less on computers, communications gear and other goods needed for expansion. the results left wall street looking for direction. the dow jones industrial average lost 43 points to close at 11,126. the nasdaq rose nearly six points to close at 2,503. wells fargo is one of several institutions that have been reviewing thousands of documents in a statement today, wells fargo said the review found some problems but said it does not believe the problems led to any improper foreclosures. instead, the company said it's acting out of an abundance of caution

it said stepped up treatment and basic education about sanitation are making a difference. the f.b.i. has arrested a virginia man for plotting to bomb subway stations in the washington d.c. area. farooque ahmed is a naturalized citizen born in pakistan. he was taken into custody after a sting operation. federal officials said he thought he was dealing with al-qaeda agents. they also said the public was never in danger. in economic news, sales of big- ticket manufactured goods like aircraft rose in september. but businesses spent less on computers, communications gear and other goods needed for expansion. the results left wall street looking for direction. the dow jones industrial average lost 43 points to close at 11,126. the nasdaq rose nearly six points to close at 2,503. wells fargo is one of several institutions that have been reviewing thousands of documents in a statement today, wells fargo said the review found some problems but said it does not believe the problems led to any improper foreclosures. instead, the company said it's acting out of an abundance of caution

them with restaurant steamers, and ship them off to places like haiti where diseases from lack of sanitationllions of children every year. >> we're trying to clean the world to create a hygiene revolution. we believe in these developing countries if we can bring the same type of sanitation and preventive maintenance in terms of cleaning one's body, the same way we do in the yiewt, we think we can change countries. >> reporter: cbs news first met seipler last october on one of clean the world's very first missions to haiti. conditions here, even before the earthquake, were appalling, and the people so desperate that distributions often descended into chaos. diarrheal diseases are the number two killer of children worldwide, claiming nine million young lives every year, but studies show simple handwashing could cut those deaths by up to 60%. since the earthquake, clean the world has delivered 1.5 million bars of soap to needy haitians and the epidemic has spurred an even greater response. 40,000 bars were delivered last week with an 80,000-bar shipment arriving next tuesday. >> here now, seein

the departnt of public work sanitation division in brentwood is the scene of murder. >> nothing thisd ever happen on a district of columbia government facility. >> reporter: around 6:30 a.m. while sanitation workers were making their way into the workplace yesterday, a gunman, dressed in a dpw uniform, opened fire. more than 20 rid shots were fired hitting two workers killing one and injuring another who is expeed to recover. >> pop pop and a dead silence. >> reporter: 51-yeaold harry hutchens was shot to death. worked for dpw for 24 years. they say he had a stellar record. seven arizona ayears ago he mar wife. now she's coping to deal with the shock. >> i talked to him. be careful. call me when you get to work. he called me at 5:38. i dozed back off. next thing i know the phone rang. i had a missed call. now i just don't know which way too. i don't know if i'm coming or going right now. >> reporter: the dpw union president says it' time for brentwood and other dpw sites to protect its workers. >> there's no security in this yard. no security in any of the yards. >> reporter: you can

here, we have clean water and food and adequate sanitation. it won't spread. >> it doesn't go person to person that way? >> reporter: it doesn't. only if you're in a situation where there isn't adequate hygiene. >> okay, our thanks to dr. richard besser tonight. >>> and onto politics, president obama spending a third straight day on the campaign trail, promising to fight for more jobs in this season of 9.6% unemployment. as you know, so many democratic races are close or on the cliff. and 11 days before the election, more than 4 million early votes have already been cast. so, jake tapper caught up with some of the democratic superstars on the trail to ask how they see the feature tonight. >> reporter: the president in los angeles today stumped for a senator in this deep blue state who six years ago won with almost 60% of the vote. but today, barbara boxer is locked in a dead heat. >> yes we can. >> reporter: tonight, in nevada, the president will try to raise money and excitement for embattled senate majority leader harry reid. but one thing t

a lack of sleep, sanitation issues could haunt these men down the line. >> and most people could and for the stress pretty well. and some people will also suffer. >> enough of this is sealed for good, a different type of recovery, begins. heather donald, kron 4 news. >> and through this weekend, we can look at a sunday, monday, a chance of showers your full forecast on its way. ♪ can a smartphone be its own guardian angel ? can it keep an eye out for itself, literally show and tell you where it is when you don't even know yourself ? droid can with lookout mobile security, one of thousands of free apps for the droid x and droid 2 by motorola. available on the ever-expanding android market. when there's no limit to what droid gets, there's no limit to what droid does. ♪ this just in to the kron 4 news room san francisco police have arrested a man the was committing crimes while impersonating several mode omotn celebrities, he was arrested at the he had been and parsonage in celebrities, and then used their status to get business owners to wine, dine them. one of the police is singer/so

this poor neighborhood lacked sanitation until they built a public latrine. >> festival teams installed a storage tank to reduce water-born disease. medical teams provided care on behalf of kampa christians. >> some were muslims, some were catholics and some were normal. they were excited to come to this crusade. [music playing] hundreds of children decided to follow jus and take a stand for honesty and character. many youth and adults made similar faith decisions during the 2-day public event held at one of kampala's airports. they hope the unity they developed will car through into the fure. >> nowthat we have come together, w that we are staying togetherin kampala. above all now that we are working together, it will change our nation and the gospel will go to the next level for the kingdom our god. >> stan jeter cbn news. >>> coming up, christians are fleeing the holy land. some of these bishops blame israel. our analysis of the situation when wcome back. tensions flair between israel and vatican this week. more than 200 bishops from muslim countries gathered together to discuss the

and i put in handy wipes or hand sanitizers and encourage my kids to not pass your phones, if you do need to share or in computer lab, use the hand sanitizer and keep your hands away from your mouth. >> and we all get colds. when you take medicines like over-the-counter medicines, do they help you get better or just alleviate the symptoms? >> that's a perfect question. it only helps to alleviate your systems. in many cases when you are talking about viral illnesses and colds and blues it has to run its worse. but headlines like anti-hist mean, they'll treat you but they don't kill the illness. >> and we're looking at symptoms for flu. and one of the things here, it seems like we all just make each other sick constantly. what is the uncubation period. how long are you contagious, for example, with the flu. >> you can be contagious for even up to after a week. so the best thing is if you feel ill and some of the symptoms, you need to stay home. now we're all type a personalities and driven and want to come to work but many times that's the worse thing we can do because we expose others

a city with no comfort and little sanitation. right now it's a very happy place.rs are living, in many cases, for weeks. this is camp hope. a great place for them to be because it's expected right down the road are where the loved ones will be coming up shortly. here's the vantage point. they're walking down the path when top rags begins. you see that sign, stop. officers are guarding the area behind the cranes. that's where the 33 miners are underground right now. this area, camp hope, has become a circus. there are clowns here entertaining. it's so rare we get the cover stories that most assurely, have a happy ending. this has become quite a crazy place. this is how we made the best with the limit facilities we have with, area that literally has nothing except a mine. we're doing our reports on top of rocks that have been set up in is a very spartan area. the hour drive from the airport to get here, there's absolutely nothing. no businesses whatsoever. no gas stations, restaurants or hotels. now 2,000 people are here including 1500 members of the news media. it'

they needed to correct an omission involving the sanitation district. but what happens to the ballots already been cast? patty lee is live with our report. >> reporter: this effects 2800 out of 205,000 registered voters. the big concern, folks already mailed in their ballots and being asked to send out new ones. sanitation district elections may not be hot topics. >> i only look at the things i feel strongly about and skip over the rest. >> reporter: but skip that race for 2800 ballots and it becomes a big issue. >> i think it's worth it. >> reporter: election officials say they finished mailing replacement ballots, 1028 samples. >> we're identifying the mistake, confessing to it, correcting it, and we have to move on. >> reporter: but thousands of people have already voted. 28,000 ballots coming in in just the past two days. >> we have record returns just yesterday. >> reporter: that led some voters to question which of their ballots would be counted. >> we're sorting ballots and holding all those precinct ballots so if someone sent in the second repla

they needed to correct an omission involving the sanitation district. but what happens to the ballots already been cast? patty lee is live with our report. >> reporter: this effects 2800 out of 205,000 registered voters. the big concern, folks already mailed in their ballots and being asked to send out new ones. sanitation district elections may not be hot topics. >> i only look at the things i feel strongly about and skip over the rest. >> reporter: but skip that race for 2800 ballots and it becomes a big issue. >> i think it's worth it. >> reporter: election officials say they finished mailing replacement ballots, 1028 samples. >> we're identifying the mistake, confessing to it, correcting it, and we have to move on. >> reporter: but thousands of people have already voted. 28,000 ballots coming in in just the past two days. >> we have record returns just yesterday. >> reporter: that led some voters to question which of their ballots would be counted. >> we're sorting ballots and holding all those precinct ballots so if someone sent in the second repla

there is poor sanitation and little access to clean drinking water. if the caller reaches here, the gulf -- death toll could be higher. >> it could be much larger given our experience with cholera epidemics in the past. that is particularly in a population that has no protective immunity, not having been exposed recently to cholera. >> the hope now is that the outbreak can be controlled before it claims any more lives. bbc news. >> by a comfortable majority, the french senate has approved to raise the retirement age to 62. a procedure put hundreds of of positions in the amendment to one single vote. a union blockade was broken earlier. >> in the gilded french senate, a controversial law to make people work two more years for their pensions was approved by the senate. it is a reform that has brought hundreds of thousands to the streets in protest. some say it was a victory for president sarkozy. >> please consider this for the people. we cannot act the way we used to act several years ago. >> the french people will receive their benefits later. the bas

the affects of their confinement and lack of sleep and sanitation issues could haunt the men. >> mosteople will be able to endure the stress and some people will suffer. >> reporter: now with the mine sealed for good a different kind of recovery begins. heather donald kron 4 news. >>> the giants are now in philadelphia getting ready for the match-up with the phillies. hear what tim lincecum has to say and gary has all the sports next. ["knock on wood" playing] every five minutes, chase pays for someone's eligible credit or debit card purchase. [beep] chase picks up the tab. it could be you. chase picks up the tab. it's another great reason to bank with chase. chase what matters. sign up at a branch today. >>> good evening everybody's. we are zeroing on the giants- phillies titanic. the pitching match-ups are all set. little rumbling today, lincecum has a blister on his pitching hand. the giants said he will be ready to go saturday night. the bruce bochy and company checked out today. you meet that stadium, then get on a bus. you don't drive yourself anywhere. drive you to the airport

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. >> because cholera is a water-borne diseas >> it is and when there is a lot of heat and poor sanitation. it's been raining is a lot and now the water source for the people is being handled. this should clear up soon. >> now, this is officially an outbreak. they are calling an cholera outbreak in haiti. how likely is it that it will spread or hopefully be contained? >> we are hopeful thait will be containe the president of hai this morning did confirm it was cholera. and the united nations is involved. >> how can our viewers help, of course we can pray. but w can we help the people of haiti now? >> they can go to our website at www.ob.org, we have a paypal donation se to help the people in haiti. >> it's been eight or nine months sin the earthquake. what still needs to be de? because the infrastructure was demolished. >> operation blessing is to help with the cause, and choleras contaminated water. we have 30 water purification units working in haiti everyday. we a working with microenterprise for jobs. and we are deworming children, and the cause of disease is mosqui mosquito-borne, and

the scene, the department of public works sanitation division in brentwood. >> nothing like this should ever happen on the district of columbia government facity. reporter: the time, around 6:30 a.m. a time when scores of sanitation workers are reporting to their jobs. >> you never want to come to work thinking this. only two places you think would be safe, at home and at work. and now you have to declare that not beg safe. >> reporte the crime. murder. they say someone dressed in a dpw uniform walks into the yd, pulls a gun, opens fire. more than 20 shots in pid succession. >> pow, pow, pow. and silence. a dead silence. >> reporter: one man wounded. one man dead. 51-year-old larry hutchins shot to death. he has worked for dpw for 25 years. they say he has a stellar record. seven years ago, he married his wife. >> we all had to go one day but i never thought he would go this way will. >> reporter: he just went off to work this morning. >> went off t work. i talk to him at seven clog in the morning. call me when you get to work. he called me about 5:30 a.m. i dozed back off. next thing i

. >> reporter: the scene, the department of public works sanitation division in brentwood. >> nothing like this should ever happen on a district of columbia government facility. >> reporter: the time, around 6:30 a.m. a time when scores of sanitation workers are reporting to their jobs. >> you never want to come to work thinking this. only two places you think you'll be se. at home and at work. you have to declare that. >> reporter: the crime, murder. they say someone dressed in a dpw uniform walks into the yar pulls the gun. opens fire. more than 20 shots in rapid succession. >> pow, pow, pow. then pow, pow. and silence. a dead silence. >> reporter: one man wounded. one man dead. 51-year-old larry hutchins shot to death. he has work for dpw for 25 year th say he has a stellar record. seven years ago, he married his wife. >> i know we all had to go one day but i never thought he would go this way. >> reporter: he just went off to work this morning? >> went off to work. i talked to him. i said be careful. tell me when you get to work. healled me about 5:38. i dozed back off. next thing

you have 10 instead perhaps do not maintain proper sanitation. you speak to them, u.s. them to do it, but we have no muscle to do anything about it. yet you know that this unit is infested and we have passed control that tenants refuse. i call the health department. i explained to them. they say that they cannot afford to send anyone out. well, you are collecting fees for that. we could eliminate some of these problems if the health department would follow up on the landlord's request, not 10 and request. thank you. -- not the tenant's request. >> good morning. in the director of the san francisco apartment association. as you hear it -- as you heard here today, many issues are being brought up as related to the owner responsibility and tenet responsibility. what we thought was a hearing on bedbugs has turned into a hearing about other quality of life problems dealing with rental housing. i would highly recommend to this committee that this legislation be tabled and set into a task force of owners and tenants to work on a long-term solution to the problems that exist in

the department of public works sanitation divisn in brentwood is the scene of murder. >> nothing likeld ever happen on a district of columbia government facility. >> reporter: around 6:3 a.m. while sanitation workers were king their way into the workplace yesterday, a gunman dressed in the dpw uniform opened fire. more than 2 rapid shots were fired hitting two workers killing one and injuring another who is expected to recover. >> pow, pow,po pop, pop and silence. dead silence. >> reporter: 51-year-old larry hutchen was shot to death. he worked for dpw for 24 years. they say he had a stellar record. seven years ago he married his wife and now she's fighting to cope with the shock. >> i talked to him. be careful. call me when you get to work. he called me about 5:38. i dozed back off. next thing i know the phone rang. i had a missed call. now i just don't know which way to go. don't know if i'm coming or going right now. >> reporter: dpw union president says it's time for brentwood and other dpw sites to protect its workers. >> there's no curity in this yard. there's no security in any

every pre cautioo has been taken to keep this from spreading including thoroughly cleaning the sanitizers reinforcing good personal hygiene. we talked to a few parents today who gave us mixed reactions. >> make sure all precautions are taken to make ure nobody else gets infectee with the disease or i'm focus, whatever it's called. that's my main conceen right now. >> i'm sure with the principal, mr. durhamm that he's taken every pre caution to make sure the other chiidren are safe. >> reporter: men membership can be spread by coughing, sneezing, sharing eating utensils which of course they do here in elementary schools and poor hygiene, not washing your hands. there is one cop if i remeebered case here at country-country and there is possibly a a second case but that case has not yet been confirmed. reporting live, karen parks, fox 45 news at 5:30. >>> two homicides in south baatimore in less than 12 hours. police were on the scene of sydney avenue off cent street@ before noon today. the body of a map was found inside a home there. his identity hasn't bben released. two people were shot.

some sanitation workers are blocking the incinerators with their trucks. the retirement age is to be raised to 62. >>> thanks so much for joining us for fox 5 news at 5:00. the news edge at 6:00 is starting right now. >> this is fox 5 news edge at 6:00. >>> it is one of the most prestigeous schools in the country, but tonight a georgetown university student is accused of cooking up drugs in his dorm room. he was arrested along with two others saturday. all three appeared in court today where one was let off the hook. fox 5's karen gray houston joins us live from the newsroom with

provide disinfecting wipes or hand sanitizer. tell your child to avoid touching bathroom surfaces and encouraghand hygiene. study was conducted by the researchers at the university of ariza. >>> every one, fire up your flux capacitators. >> back to the future is, well, back. 25 years ago today marty mcfly traveled back to 1955. it spent 11 weeks as america's number 1 film back in 85 and it spawned two sequels. all three movies are coming back in a blu-ray release and fans are still talking about this iconic sky i comedy. >> it was just so original. nothing we had ever seen before. >> not to mentioned delore yann is a cool car.

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casual meet and greets, emanuel hopped into a dodge cara van in which he could be seen vigorously sanitizing his hands in maybe view of television cameras and reporters. also taped his welcome message, i'm home, i'm back in chicago from an office in washington, d.c. >>> cnbc's carolin schober is line in zurich. good morning. >> good morning, willie. yesterday, the u.s. justice department sued three credit card companies for anti-competitive behavior. they credit card companies allegedly kept shop owners from credit card users based on what type of credit card they're using. here is the interesting twist to the story. visa and mastercard settled the charges but am ex did not. they're now facing potential ly long litigation. their credit cards are more expensive to use. that means they're generating proportionally more revenues for the company. as a result of this, the shares in the company fell 6.5%. >> all right. carolin schober, thanks so much. we appreciate it. >>> still ahead here on "way too early" the patriots were losing at halftime during their monday night football game in miami, but

media sanitizes or i mean in the case of iraq. war is hell war is bloody war is ugly and that's what we should have seen twenty four hours a day on television war is not primarily about discrete to victory it's about death and this is not dealt with by any of the people who are leading us on whether it be mr blair or who's going to experience it war of television or whether it be to bush or to trying to serve his country we have lost touch with the essence of war with what it is war is at its core death the celebration of our own military prowess what is that it is necrophilia war is a poison america will seize every opportunity. in pursuit of peace. and the end of the present regime in iraq. would create such an opportunity. war is about self aggrandizement all these abstract terms like patriotism and glory that. after thirty seconds of combat are rendered hollow and ridiculous we live in a society where the mainstream media are constantly involved in numbing in anaesthetics in preventing us from being in touch with the human rea

you are supposed to have clean water with soap, rinse water, and water to sanitize. i only saw one stall that had those. i only saw one person wearing gloves. of all the festival that we have done, when the health inspectors show up, they shut people down because that is just not the right way to do things. the licenses that people have to take -- you need to take a food safety course. i took it and passed. it is not difficult. basically, you want to treat the public the way you treat your family and friends. make sure you do not sit in anybody. most of the festival's we have done, a health inspector has been our first customer. many have taken pictures of our set up for trading purposes. i would like to offer my services to the vendors down there to comply with state and county and city regulations. as far as the nutrition programs that we are talking about. in my santa rosa market, we are involved in reaching out to schools, trying to bring slow food to the public. show them that this is what you need to do to be healthy. you need your fruits, vegetables, meats. ev