same with sanitation -- if you have sanitation but you don't have good hygiene practices, you'll get sick. so a lot of it is awareness that this is not just an investment in a well. this is an investment in a community that can have access to water -- clean water -- sanitation, so toilets, as well as good hygiene practices. so how it affects women and girls is that they are the ones who lose out on all the opportunities because of the lack of access to water and sanitation. so our goal is to train women and girls how to build water and sanitation technologies that can help them so that they can have more opportunities. >> so it's not just about getting water -- it's about teaching them to be leaders. >> exactly. exactly. the united nations' food and agriculture organization found that the exclusion of women in water and sanitation projects was the cause of their high rate of failure. women were not included in an issue that affects them the most. so our goal was not just to have them be the recipients of failed water projects, but to be the actual implementers. so our women who we tr

the following statement which says texas roadhouse is committed to food safety and sanitation which is respected and actions of the replace i doubt i doubt inspection which was a 100 percent. next we visit thai gold gold restaurant. our second half this week. veterans and after 16 critical violations in his last two surprise inspections in september i county health inspector found employees using a print and calming cows to not sanitizing and a a flyswatter honey on the ball fiona did not respond to our questions we stop by. after we checked in the restaurant the owner says the following statement. items i redeem to be critical violations at the time we're remedied immediately to the satisfaction of inspected the inspector left the establishment there were no active critical and violations. no need for follow-up inspection. finally mines subs and greeley locations scored zero violations to inspections in a row the general manager says their own inspection process helps them to score so well. we have to do temperatures make sure stuff clean. the cultural queen pays off this is a third s

the sanitation worker spots it, so he stops. the poodle it unharmed. but the owner, not happy about what just nearly happened. >> didn't look like the puddood was on a leash. your dog is kind of running around and could you? he ends up with a bloody face. >> this guy unfortunately is used to dealing with trash, but it doesn't usually punch him. >> and it looks like the guy is not fighting back. he's just standing there taking this guy's beating. >> he's been hit so many times, he just sinks to the round. kind of collapses. the good news is the people who are witnessing it, they call the police. the police are investigating this incident, but that man had to be taken to the hospital and treated. >> it bugs me all these other people were standing around watching this. >> more of a cultural thing other people's business. it happens all the time. >>> it seems that in the biking community, people do get into each other's business, especially when they're sharing the road with cars. >> this is the uk. people get involved in stuff in the uk. culturally, very

to be expected the cups touched with unclogged handsaw run sanitize sanitized teens. stuff uncovered swale, mold and yes even pathogens. the bacteria that we found come i think there are a few scary ones, utis, that are responsible for pneumonia. 's urinary urinary tract infections and pneumonia? don't stop going to your favorite coffee place just jet, david adm like this, hey, can you please let me put my own lid on. who shops are relate you do that but there is still one simple step everyone can take. the best in the take away from this hot mom told us all along, wash your hands. moms are always right. we know that my moms are always right. still ahead, still we have shown you how to protect your savings and now you got what you need to score some great deals but context six is more than saving money. about promising to turn back time. ever where we turn a new product for new procedure the promises to make us look younger. be checked out one place in them all the promises a lot to show you what is really costing you. cruising through 2 area malls, chances are you ha

could simboa wright, sanitation worker, married, three kids? >> hi, david, are you are you? >> reporter: firm handshake, >> half the american population are not paying any federal income taxes. >> how do they get away with that? >> reporter: including the retired, disabled, very low income, and super-rich. like my trump. >> he didn't pay any federal income tax. >> that major makes me smart. >> zero for troops -- >> what if all of us stopped paying federal tax? >> our defense, gone. who pays the military? our roads, our bridges. >> are the loopholes that he legally us? >> good question. >> technically they're open to you but wouldn't apply to you. >> real estate business owner -- >> a lot of the loopholes are put there for people making tons of money. >> i want to make sure there's nothing else i do. >> opening an offshore account in liechtenstein, can you do that? >> you can't, you'll end up in jail. >> other people don't end up in in jail. >> rich people have millions to spend on attorneys and tax planners and financial plan there's wouldn't be a smart investment for you. >

. >>> >>> finally, a billionaire real estate mogul playing less in taxes than a middle-class sanitation wororker? abc's nick watt in our new series is asking, "watt's up?" >> as a businessman and real estate developer i of halil used the tax laws to my benefit. >> reporter: according to returns in the "times" trump declared a billion-dollar loss in theory could have paid zero in federal taxes for 18 years on a $50 million a year income. >> i have brilliantly used those laws. >> reporter: could i do the same? as a tv reporter in the top 5% offerers who is relosing to release my tax returns? married, two kids. could simboa wright, sanitation >> reporter: firm handshake, david rae, tax wizard. >> half the american population are not paying any federal income taxes. >> how do they get away with that? >> reporter: including the retired, disabled, very low income, and super-rich. like my trump. >> he didn't pay any federal income tax. >> that major makes me smart. >> zero for troops -- >> what if all of us stopped paying federal tax? >> our defense, gone. who pays the military? >> are the loo

-a pragmatic question, and i'm sure a lot of people ask you this, as well, but when it comes to sanitizingap that's been used, you mentioned in the--you know, in the starting days, you guys would just use a potato peeler and just peel the soap, but how do you ensure that the soap is genuinely sanitized before you make it into new soap and send it out? seipler: yeah. it's a great question. so we do regular testing on our soap. we have a company that we send soap to on a quarterly basis. they test our soap to ensure that it's free of any, uh, pathogens or any, uh, uh, uh, bad, you know, diseases or items on them. through our recycling process as we surface-clean and sterilize soap, we are constantly heating it up and then cooling it down again and then heating it up, and--and through that heating process, soap naturally disinfects itself, so it is-- it's actually cleaning itself. w--we don't need to add the sterilization, um, uh, chemicals that we add to it, which we do on a very, very small basis. we do it nonetheless, but actually, the act of--of heating, uh, itself up, soap actually disin

-a pragmatic question, and i'm sure a lot of people ask you this, as well, but when it comes to sanitizing the soap that's been used, you mentioned in the--you know, in the starting days, you guys would just use a potato peeler and just peel the soap, but how do you ensure that the soap is genuinely sanitized before you make it into new soap and send it out? seipler: yeah. it's a great question. so we do regular testing on our soap. we have a company that we send soap to on a quarterly basis. they test our soap to ensure that it's free of any, uh, pathogens or any, uh, uh, uh, bad, you know, diseases or items on them. through our recycling process as we surface-clean and sterilize soap, we are constantly heating it up and then cooling it down again and then heating it up, and--and through that heating process, soap naturally disinfects itself, so it is-- it's actually cleaning itself. w--we don't need to add the sterilization, um, uh, chemicals that we add to it, which we do on a very, very small basis. we do it nonetheless, but actually, the act of--of heating, uh, itself up, soap actuall

life expectancy increased from 62 years old in 1980 to 72 in 2015 -- thanks to improvements in sanitation, pollution and immunizations. however, these gains are threatened by obesity related disease and substance abuse -- which have skyrocketed over the same period. the wall street journal is reporting the popular messaging service is working on an ipo as soon as next march that could value it at $25 billion or value it at $25 billion or more. the biggest offering since ali babba's offering in 2014. on the road to an autonomous future, google's self-driving cars have hit another milestone: two million miles on its autonomous- testing odometer. that may those miles have definitely helped technology develop, but google's self-driving car project lead driving car project lead says his team is no where near completing the job of making computers drive better than humans. meanwhile, a handful of accidents involving google's cars have been the result of human negligence on the part of other drivers. walmart has a new strategy to win over customers.and it could mean stiff competition retailer is

could this sanitation worker of 78 grand a year, married, three kids? >> hi, david. expensive suit, tax wizard. >> half of the american population, give or take, are not paying any federal income taxes. >> how do they get away with that? including retired, disabled, and very low income and super rich like mr. trump. are the loopholes he legally uses, are they open to us? >> good question. >> technically, they're open to you, but they're not things that as a real estate or business owner, the loopholes are put there for people that are making tons of money. >> i just want to make sure there's nothing else i can do, i mean opening an offshore account in lichtenstein, can we do that? >> reporter: you can't really do that. you'll end up in jail. >> other people don't end up in jail. rich people don't. >> they have millions of dollars to spend on attorneys and financial planners that probably wouldn't be as smart investment for you. >> reporter: no point for us to consult you for our taxes. nick watt for "nightline." >> i liked nick's intro for that guy. firm handshake an

solo, we've just been in contact with the rome sanitation department. you say the trash was picked up at the grinaldo inn. that's right, sir. well that would be in the eighth rubbish disposal district, which means that it would be taken to the dump at the end of the via cavella. do you know where that is? i think so, we're not far away at all, thank you. one other thing, just on a hunch, you might check on a count cesare guardia. guardia. g-u-a-r-d-i-a. we'll get back to you as soon as possible. we could pick through the debris, sir, well, at least we can take consolation in the fact won't get their hands on the formula. yes, sir, we're grateful for... but not for very much. we seem to have bungled very badly, mr. solo. failure to appropriate something from thrush is one thing. to lose that which we had in our possession is a very grave matter indeed. do you think now is the time to tell him we wrecked the car. you may as well wind up your affairs and... i expected, sir. some of our departments operate with efficiency, mr. solo. his title is legitimate.

a worker cleaning dishes without sanitizer. the report listed a staff member picked up something on the floor and continued prep. >> on central avenue off baseline in phoenix. live roaches behind the grill, multipurpose cleaner on dr. pepper cans. >>> five major violations, the health inspection an employee handled lettuce with bare hands. sausage past the discard date. >>> on green way road off 59th avenue in glendale. seven major violations. >> they had food not date marked. raw chicken stored above ready to eat food. proper containers. the restaurants with perfect health inspection make our deans list. here's the restaurants with spotless catch ends. >> the rancho pino grill in scottsdale. the siamese cat in tempe. spirit in the desert in cave -- carefree. dairy and you can see how your favorite restaurants are doing by downloading the cbs 5 app and clicking on the dirty restaurant link. >>> here's a look at what's o'halleran: i had some really tough cases as a police detective. but the problem in washington is as clear as d

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. >> they have been cleaned a lot. [ laughter ] >> sanitized . >>> the grand canyon is one of our most impressive national parks. it's also one of the spookiest. >> some is have said that the canyon is haunted. the wandering woman has been haunting the canyon since the 1920s when she died in a hiking accident. it family. another legend says she was killed after being crushed by a boulder. >> ooh, okay. >> top of the news. you love all-day breakfast. i love all-day breakfast. but you don't love that you can't get all your favorites all day. i don't love that. but now you're gonna love that you can get more all day. like mcgriddles. i love mcgriddles... so you'll have to find something else to not love. hey buddy! like exploding fist bumps. pggggggghew! or forgetting what you're about to do. wait...what was i about to do? or when people who say you look like... james lipton. oh man...it's uncanny. it's not uncommon for autistic kids to flap their hands. and so when i saw that, that was completely disqualifying. i'm a republican, but this election is so much bigger than party. my son max

there were a lot of cholera and typhoid outbreaks in chicago because of sanitation problems. and the fear of another outbreak gave the project enough push to dam off the rivers. the chicago river flowed into lake michigan, the calumet river flooded to lake michigan, at a public ticking supply came from there. they reversed the flow and created the chicago sanitary and shipping for now. that connected lake michigan to the desk planes -- des plaines river. it sent all of the waste downriver. unfortunately, it went to peoria as well. the illinois waterway wasn't really completed for another couple of decades. they needed to create these dams and locks to allow large ships to move with greater facility up and down the river. there are eight locks. the largest ones are near chicago and starved rock, where a single lock can have a drop of as much as 40 feet. as you get further down the river, the locks only bring you down another 10 feet. so every vote that leaves chicago on the way to the gulf of mexico will pass through as well. in the early 1900s, the illinois river here was fre

an employee chopping soofrn with his bare -- cilantro with his bare hands and no sanitizer. and the most violations, shanghai bistro in mesa. seven major violations. >> the bistro had organic matter in a microwave. a can and and multiple live roaches crawling near a freezer. the place is on notice to clean up or could face legal action. >> explore middle school near 40th and pinnacle peak road in phoenix. nectar juice bar at 92nd street and shea boulevard in scottsdale. >>> buying wine can feel like trying to find a needle in a haystack sometimes. we are demystifying the process for you. and it all starts with the label. >> if red wine, that could be made from grapes up and down from one end of california to the other. it could have been bought o commodities market. >> start buying better wine for you, friends and family. >> everything you need to know before prime time is next. you love all-day breakfast. i love all-day breakfast. but you don't love that you can't get all your favorites all day. i don't love that. but now you're gonna love that you can get more all day. lik

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public health services, sanitation, electricity, and other public services have been extended to their limits. clean water is a prerequisite for health, although here it looks like fun for all generations on a hot day. this water is part of a giant irrigation system that feeds pakistan's western lands. it is water for the land, or animals, for bathing, for washing clothes, and for some a source of cooking and drinking water. when it is their only source of water, it is also water for disease. there are many regional and worldwide organizations like the united nations, the red cross and red crescent that are helping to keep the refugee problems under control. this clinic is operated by the united medical center of afghan doctors. >> usually, on days the weather is hot, we have many people with congestion problems such as dysentery, diarrhea, malnutrition. tb. also some with respiratory problems. it increases day by day, particularly among the refugees. tb, skin disease, and other contagious diseases are increasing. those diseases which relate to the living conditions of the refugees do

the owner of acropolis said as soon as they found the roaches, they called in nine employees of a sanitation company and pest control company to clean up the restaurant the city. he said the city hasn't done anything to help treat a sewage issue in ybor city. to hear what else he had to say, good to our web site, www.abcactionnews.com/diner. >>> a national reporter reveals she is the victim of a frightening crime. she was robbed at gunpoint and carjacked in midtown atlanta. she posted on instagram three men were waiting for her. my sense of security. police are reviewing surveillance video for leads about the carjackers. >>> we have an update on a man charged with shooting a tulane university medical student on camera in a video that went viral. that man just agreed to a 50 year prison sentence. the plea deal was reached at the last minute before the trial was set to begin. he faced charges including attempted murder and six counts of aggravated rape, kidnapping and armed after the shooting, prosecutors say he robbed a couple at gunpoint and raped the woman. >>> a city council in minnesota v

the health inspection report listed an properly, a worker cleaning dishes with no sanitizer. baro's pizza in chandler, four major violations. the health inspector spotted a staff member picked up something off the floor then continued the food prep. lettuce, beats, and is cheese not held to the proper temperature. the perch off arizona avenue in chandler. four major violation behind a grill. multipurpose cleaner stored on s. cans. 5major violations. an employee handled lettuce with his bare hands. sausage kept past its discard and on major violations. employees eating in the kitchen, no soap in a handwash sink, and a cook cracking raw eggs and turning tortios without walk up -- tortillas without washing up. they make their dean's list. here other restaurants with spotless kitchens. >> alexis grill near central and osborne in phoenix. anita's cochina in wickenburg. the shane's rib shack. suby sam's near warner. and little tokyo at arrowhead town center in glendale. if you would like to see how your favorite restaurant is doing, download the cbs5 app. click on the dirty dining

. >> they have been cleaned a lot. [ laughter ] >> sanitized . >>> the grand canyon is one of our most impressive national parks. it's also one of the the wandering woman has been haunting the canyon since the 1920s when she died in a hiking accident. it is believed she is looking for her family. another legend says she was killed after being crushed by a boulder. >> ooh, okay. >> top of the news. [ laughter ] >>> record-setting day today, triple digits. some cloud cover out there. disturbance moving into california. and through the weekend as well. temperatures gradually cooling down as well. overnight low, 74 degrees in phoenix. mid-40s in the grand canyon. 62 for a low in sedon't bea. high temps -- sedona. high temps tomorrow a little cooler. 5 carolina. >> it hurt. i wasn't the only one that was hurting. everybody in that locker room was disheartened about the outcome had. and about the way we performed on that stage. i think everybody was disappointed with that. >>> came schwarber is the story -- kyle schwarber is the story of the campbell faulkner suffers from mitochondrial disea

. >> code violations sanitation requests broken sidewalks graffiti you name it. >> they have reached record high numbers 2000 reported issues in august alone. he says it's because it's so easy. >> he literally have the power of reported issues in the palm of your hand. >> he lives in st. pete and hate -- and has used it quite a bit times. he may not have been able to report it without it. >> you see them but you don't think about calling. >> you may quickly be reporting a problem but it ends at them avenue and 54th st. weather has been quite a bit of alleyway dumping. >> than the city can brainstorm more permanent ways of solving it like installing community -- security commanders -- cameras. >>> in this is the website version since the city started using this app they had received 32,000 issued reports they have six 17,000 all right. so if you don't have a smart phone that's no problem. you can still support -- report issues. just type in.>>> now, deputies are resting a 25-year-old man for having a sexual relationship with an underage girl. derek fowler is facing 10 counts of batter

scientists credit the increase to improvement in sanitation, nutrition. future progress is threatened by obesity, diabetes and alcohol and drug abuse. >> patients taking beta blockers could be at risk for depression. they have linked mental health to treating blood pressure issues and mental health. >> researchers from boston university found that coke and pepsi co-sponsored 96 health groups between 2011-15. some are suggestioning that the fund could have screwed the measures to cut soda drinking. the american beverage association says it is proud to wisn 12 news time now is 5:00. the news continues right now. >> good morning, great to have you with us on "wisn 12 news this morning." i'm ben wagner. >> i'm melinda davenport. it is 5:00. a firefighter is hurt after a two-alarm fire if milwaukee. the search for answers right now. >> plus, saving local homes as where the people can go today to deal with the lake front erosion. >> now we are beginning with sally severson and showers are possible today, sal. >> yes, especially for this morning, melinda. the li

not enough sanitizer in a dish washer. and the place with the most health buffet on gilbert road near southern in mesa. six major violations. they had raw chicken stored over raw shrimp. an employee started food prep without walk his hands. and grease and organic food buildup in the kitchen. the place is on notice to clean up or could face legal action. the restaurants with perfect scores make our dean's list. >> vine tavern at apache and rural in tempe. casey at the batt bat near union hills in phoenix. original hamburger works near 15th avenue and thomas in phoenix. and red lobster at the chandler municipal airport in gilbert. see how your favorite clicking on the dirty dining link. james p. walsh: to keep our community safe - we need a sheriff who will put fighting violent crime ahead of his own political agenda. paul penzone has been a and dea task force agent of the year. paul penzone caught murderers, put drug kingpins behind bars, and created award-winning programs that protect our community. paul penzone... a new s

he said soon tos inspector found live roaches he called in nine employees and a sanitation country to clean the entire restaurant. he blames his roach problem on the city as they have done nothing to help treat the sewage het to -- head to our website. >>> tonight a national reporter on social media revealing she's a victim of a frightening crime. hosting nba inside stuff rubbed at gunpoint in midtown atlanta. writing on instagram about three men waiting on her. saying they stole my car, purse, and my sense of security. right now police are going over video trying to identity the carj viral visit vid o'. showing a kidnapper shooting and tulane medical student. that kidnapper pleaded guilty today. serving 50 years in prison. >>> we're learning two sisters who panics and buried their dead father are facing a federal investigation. they cashed his social security checks for a year after his death. ago claiming he died from over a heart attack. >>> caught on camera. driver chasing a run away car in switzerland. car crossing lanes and crossing back. finally coming to a stop after hitting a

sanit john is expected.... to make.... a full recovery. the fighting is intensifying between iraqi forces and isis militants around mosul. it's being complicated though.. because isis is using more than 500 families as human shields.. and one u- s commander says it's working. "they're very adaptable, very creative, cunning, we've seen all kinds of examples of that." about what happens when mosul is re-taken.. and wonder if isis will seek revenge in other parts of iraq. we're getting a new prespective on a video showing an african american.. arrested in minnesota for walking in the middle because of a closed sidewalk. investigators have just released some new video.. showing how it looked on the officer's dash cam. abc's angelica spanos has the video, larnie thomas is walked to a squad car. sot "'what am i going to jail for? officer: i have no idea lt: but you know im going to jail though. youve been here' officer: whats that lt: you heard me" thomas stresses he was never blocking traffic. lt:im not on the street where cars can hit me. offi

additional statement says employees quote involved will be terminated, restaurant will be fully sanitized and reinspect before it the reopens and all team members will be retrain. so a lot of re's in there in the official statement. you have to feel sorry for the guy managing this place and people owning this place that they have to deal with this and hopefully, people won't all feel like that women and maybe somebody will feel hey, is there probably in cleaner place in the world to eat after this video and after checkers corporate got on top of this. >> all right steve, thanks very much. >>> it his 12:00. coming up we will have a prince in our area, today, we will explain why, and where he will go. >>> plus also, major damage to one of our local landmarks, here in the city. what police say a vandal was after when he smashed the the steps of the union league. pat toomey and donald trump: they're just wrong for the women of pennsylvania. "new fallout for donald trump..." "should a woman be punished for having an abortion?" "there has to be some form of punishment." "for the woman?" "yeah,

is tasked for caring for the world's children, we are paying attention to waterborne diseases, sanitation, you will have a lot of standing water. >> i have been on the phone since yesterday. reporter following unicef reporting that 55,000 people in haiti were already in shelters from the 2010 hurricane. a difficult situation made even more dire with hurricane matthew. jc: an amber alert in maine for a missing girl has been canceled. lenore wilson has been reunited with her family as you see her. she had been left with a babysitter last night when her morning. police say the girl is now safe but they're not releasing any other details. ed: right now, wellesley police are investigating a drowning at morses pond. video from sky 5 shows the first two officers on scene late this afternoon. one jumped into the water wearing his street clothes to look for the missing boater. police say the victim is a landscaper who was working at a house on shore. police in wareham investigating a deadly hit and run. it happened around 8:30 last night on cranberry highway. witnesses say the victim was trying to

officials instructed the restaurant to enforce their sanitation control. you think? >>> one person was killed and 40 hurt when a tractor-trailer and tour bus collided outside of atlanta. it happened this morning. >> the bus slammed into the truck shortly before noon in gillmore county. ambulances made several trips to accommodate all of the injured. a witness said the bus appeared no word yet on what may have caused that crash. >>> a major development in the new jersey bridgegate scandal. a judge has found probable cause for a complaint of misconmis-- misconduct against chris christie for a possible indictment. attorneys representing chris ch >>> a tine nip house that could -- a tine nip house that could be the future of living. >> it could mean less money coming out of your own pocket. >>> they are cute, cuddly and jim childs: one of the ways criminals avoid background checks is by going online and connecting with strangers to buy guns. as someone in law enforcement, i think that's dangerous. millions of guns are sold through websites like this, most with no backgro