have a theory i have this is my right you know you say my theory is that if everybody uses hand sanitizer we're going to become immune to germs so that means like survival of the fittest like only the strong germs are going to survive yeah that's up to let you know we're talking about something that was going to say i was with you until you said it and then we kill the germs. that i mean sir and that means there are more stronger guys anyway however kimberly clark is going to be recalling hundreds of bottles of kleenex brand foam hand sanitizer because apparently and we've got this article here they're recall that because they may pose a serious health risk to people with weakened immune systems basically there could be a lethal bacteria in my favorite part of this i'm pretty sure this is like hospital grade hand sanitizer that for everybody i don't know this for a fact but from the labeling and other things i decided this is hand sanitizer that is found in hospitals and they're like no one needs to worry this is only an issue if you are immune systems bad like it was in hospitals people

and this brought governmental possibilities for funding and raising wareness for sanitation, particularly aimed at children. so new kinds of programs were instituted. among them were education programs for mothers and also health care programs for children at risk. in wichita, this building was built to become a summer hospital. about a mile east of here is a residential area that also contained wichita's two earliest hospitals. there was a pediatrician dr. howard norton at the wesley hospital who was beginning to be interested in this idea of infant care. they actually put up a ent in the yard of the hospital building. it was a platform tent with screen sides and a canvas roof. they moved very ill infans for the summer out into that little tent building and they were taken care of by nurses and student nurses. the idea was to get those infants out of the confines of the stuffy hospital, remembering that this was an age before air-conditioning and understanding how germs were spread where other ill people were being taken care of. that summer was so successful that they then moved to a mo

so how effective are those hand sanitizer in killing germs?about allergy gens such as a peanut allergy? >> we checked with the centers for disease control to get this answer. it says hand sanitizers are able to kill many times of germs. however, they don't work very well against morse allergy gens. the cdc says that since allergy gens aren't living germs, the sanitizer can't really kill them. the safest bet is to wash your hands with soap and water. if a hand sanitizer is your only option, use one that's at least 60% alcohol to clean your hands. >> that's why i'm always hanging out near liz's desk. >> it's because it smells like lemons or something, lavender, i don't know. >>> our final question has to do with the american flag since the fourth of july is around the corner. what should viewers keep in mind. >> if up to display the flag, the code says don't use it as a decoration, also never drape the flag on furniture or a platform. when you display it, the blue star field, which is called the union on the left. that means if it's on a pole, y

samuel crump bin initiated quite a statewide campaign to promote the idea of sanitation as well as child welfare. he had some pretty interesting campaigns. one was called swat the fly because people needed to be aware of how germs were carried. and he had another one called don't spit on the sidewalk. in many cities, they actually imprinted that slogan on various paving bricks and put them on the sidewalks to remind people. i found news articles here in wichita about campaigns on our streetcars that conductors were to watch for people spitting in the streetcars. this was -- it sounds kind of silly to us now, but it was a very serious campaign to educate people. the fresh air baby camp was in operation from 1920 in this building until 1926. at that time, wesley hospital had built a brand new modern facility further away in the city. so they were able to create an infant ward. and the board of directors for the baby camp solicited the hospital and were able to move the camp program into the hospital in a special ward where they could operate it year round. and so they no longer needed this

they have no roads, they have no working sanitation. "you can reach us with vaccine, why not education and health and sanitation?" that is one thing. >> reporter: they were suspicious. >> quite suspicious. >> reporter: suspicious that the vaccine wasn't what was claimed was particularly high among india's muslim minority. this person, imam of the mosque in substantially muslim old delhi, says memories are still vivid of coercive attempts by the government in the '70s to sterilize people here. >> ( translated ): people thought that in the polio vaccine they placed a medicine to sterilize people. they think just like in the time of sanjay gandhi, when sterilization operations were going on, they think now instead of doing operations, they can give this medicine to the muslim community and our men and women will not be able to have children. >> reporter: he was among many religious leaders who were approached by doctors and the u.n. agencies, reassured of their intentions, and brought on board to endorse the polio campaign. also coaxed in

speech is like a book if a book if people thought that their newspapers or our books were being sanitized by the military if the military was telling book writers or newspapers what to take in and want to take out of their scripts people be outraged why do you think so few people are aware of the situation. at the end of every movie at the very bottom of the ball the credits pass all the the music and all the actors and all the drugs everybody is in the long long list of credits at the very end they'll be a little things thing we great feeling gratefully acknowledge the cooperation of the u.s. . army or air force and that's the only way you'll know that this is happening to the movie you just watched so you mention in their book that there was a link between the padding on and hollywood and that link was the film liaison office so why did that office do well right here in los angeles a few miles from the u.c.l.a. campus there's a tall building on one entire floor as the film liaison offices of the brink or air force army navy and the coast guard and they sit up there and they and filmmake

it is by the way sanitized. >> thank god. the two youngsters belong to kings' captain dustin brown, we guess it is okay. what would lord stanley think of the kids sipping their chocolate milk out of the lovely cup. that's cool. nice thing for the kids. >> blackhawks, a friend and colleague were kissing the cup, there are cup carriers with it they clean it and sanitize it every day. >> really? >> wax it. wax it off. wax it on, wax it off. >> all right. >> sanitize it. >> barbara back in the house talking gas prices. >> first the young vick tictvic talking about this brush with death. you are watching "world news now." attention - americans living with limited mobility. what do you do when you can no longer get around like you used to? when you fear losing your independence? who do you call? call hoveround now, to see if you qualify for america's premier power chair. hi, i'm tom kruse, inventor and founder of hoveround. now you can do more, see more, enjoy life more. here's why hoveround makes it easier than any other power cha

we need hand sanitizers in the hospital to prevent infections. we need food preservatives so our food don't -- foods don't get spoiled. we do not want people to take on the message. >> this family has focused on treatment, not the cause. >> it's a more sterile environment that has been in the past. that makes sense to me. >> set aside the hot desert southwest and we are looking at the hardest -- we're looking at the hottest part of the country in the mid-atlantic region. 96 all the way up to boston. it has cooled off in the northern rockies and denver which was flirting with 100 degrees and is now 71. that is some welcome relief for them but in the mid-atlantic, we have seen the heat moved in in full force. 99 in downtown baltimore after hitting 100. frerick at 99 degrees. all the way out into washington county, temperatures in the '90s. down on the coast, they are getting a little bit of heat relief along the shore where it is 85 degrees. plenty of moisture in that atmosphere. combine the temperature with the humidity and the body can't cool off

be sure to pack hand sanitizer, a study by researchers at the university of houston finds televisionbathroom switches in hotels have as much bacteria on them as toilets and bathroom sinks. areas with the lowest level of contamination were bed head boards and bathroom handles. researchers say the levels don't necessarily cause diseases but could be harmful to people with weakened immune senses. >> that's why i travel with my large size of hand sanitizer. >> we're cooling back down again. let's take a look at san jose now, a little bit of blue skies there on the top edge of your screen, we'll let you know about some 90s coming your way in a few minutes. >>> and some scott reed from the sports newsroom. you thought mike tyson's singing career was a one and done deal? think again, wait until you hear where and why the former champ will be performing. >>> the america's yacht club rice will bring some of the world's fastest vessels to the san francisco bay. >> the san francisco bay is one busy place. ferry boats, container ships and sailboats constantly traverse it's waters. but aside the

as many as six kids showed up in emergency rooms having hand sanitizer and like butt chugging >> johnd headline on vodka soaked tampons. >> everybody wants to read about out of control kids. just as reading or watching pornography does not mean you are going to have more sex in your life. reading about this stuff reading about this stuff kids are acting that way. >> john: how do you know they are not? >> we know it from a wide variety of data sources which has every reason to exaggerate the bad behavior of children. they have been tracking like this, monitoring the future which looks like the use of drugs and alcohol and tactic. they show that violent crimes by teens are down. >> john: so be happy and don't worry? >> i think kids do have real problems. the real problems don't come from their behavior but it comes from adults like you and me. skewing them by running a government that is spending too much and destroying the economy. >> john: on that negative note, thank you. patted buchanan that curly politically in decline. we'll fight next. [ male announcer ] what's in your energy dri

this point in time, if they choose to respond to your previous comment, not only in terms of the sanitation aspects but also other things that you brought up related to how can they insure operational conformance to the health department's needs, that is up to them to convince you that they are bringing it forth in a believable manner. i would still like to see it come back here at this point in time. i cannot force them to do it. this is in addition to the standard cleaning of the facility, some level of operational planning that would convince you that it is not going to repeat itself. >> commissioner fung, that has happened before. the whole reason we have to be convinced at some point, otherwise, as commissioner hurtado said, we were convinced. that is the reason we are here. we were convinced, let them, convinced again, let down, convinced again and let down. vice president fung: perhaps this board is full of optimists. >> i would just add on a personal note, being an asian- american appearing before this board, with a great support, the one less than i was a on a personal note is that

as many as six kids showed up in emergency rooms having hand sanitizer and like butt chugging >> johnheadline on vodka soaked tampons. >> everybody wants to read about out of control kids. just as reading or watching pornography does not mean you are going to have more sex in your life. reading about this stuff reading about this stuff kids are acting that way. >> john: how do you know they are not? >> we know it from a wide variety of data sources which has every reason to exaggerate the bad behavior of children. they have been tracking like this, monitoring the future which looks like the use of drugs and alcohol and tactic. they show that violent crimes by teens are down. >> john: so be happy and don't worry? >> i think kids do have real problems. the real problems don't come from their behavior but it comes from adults like you and me. skewing them by running a government that is spending too much and destroying the economy. >> john: on that negative note, thank you. patted buchanan that curly politically in decline. we'll fight next. ♪ you want to save money on car insurance? no

. >> coming up on flight line car surfing, swallowing hand sanitizer, why teens taking so many risksnd posting them online. >>> and basketball star james greatest move may be off the court. that's coming up on night line after the news at 11. . >>> if the orioles wouldo have played the pirates like this in 1979 we would have two more world series. no problem with that club. swept in three straight. bedard lasted three, got shelled good. mark reynolds, matt weeders both had four hits, pierce drove in five, orioles won 12- 6. a half game behind the yankees. >> a new raven is hatched. joe is now the proud father and his wife a proud mom. they announced the arrival of eight pound steven, named after his grandfather. baby was born late last night. you have all been sending him best wishes and don't stop now. say congratulations to the baby on facebook. let the family know we have -- we are still waiting on the pictures. >> he will be 6'9'' at least with dad. man. that's good. >> quarterback. >> here we go. >> delaware,. >> take a quick check. clouds breaking up a little bit out there. thi

city council will hold a vote to strengthen the foreclosure residency ordinance after a group of sanitationorkers and delivered bags of trash to the headquarters of the bank of new york mellon. workers say the bank is ignoring the city ordinance requiring foreclosed properties to be kept clean. the protesters were met with resistance but word of it -- were able to deliver the trash to the lobby. dry cleaning businesses might be taking you to the cleaner. why they say they are raising your prices. >> compared to yesterday, we are in fine shape. we talk about the forecast and father's day weekend in a second. first, another look outside. what a wonderful picture. 75 degrees at the airport. homicide of young people in america has an impact on all of us. how can we save these young people's lives? as a police chief, i have an opportunity to affect what happens in a major city. if you want to make a difference, you have to have the right education. university of phoenix opened the door. my name is james craig, i am committed to making a difference, and i am a phoenix. enroll in the program that'

. >>> california sanitation workers showed that they're tired of cleaning up one bank's mess. the group tussled with security when they attempted to dump trash bags in the lobby of the bank's headquarters. they accuse the bank of ignoring an ordinance requiring maintenance of foreclosed homes. >>> and finally tall ships from around the world ended their stay in norfolk. the visiting fleet of vessels were a part of the op sail 2012. a tribute to the u.s. maritime history. the ships were scheduled to arrive in baltimore this morning. and now for a look at your national and regional weather, here's nbc meteorologist bill karins. he has your rainy weather channel forecast for parts of the country. >> i did that when i was in new york. i went on two of those boats, one from mexico and one from japan. >> we know you're special. >> good morning, everyone. we have rainy weather moving out of new england. new york city just clear out. looks like the rain just cleared out. the steadier rains out on long i larjd all three connecticut and up through central massachusetts. and that rain's

restaurant officials say they are now conducting an internal investigation into sanitation and worker hygiene. they say they hope to reopen this weekend. >>> california's unemployment rate went down just slightly last month. it came in at 10.8% for may. that compares for 10.9% in april. it was a full percentage point lower than one year ago. the state added just under 33,000 jobs last month. >>> marin county again has the lowest unemployment rate in april. the highest rate was in solano county down from 10.2 one month earlier. san francisco remained unchanged at 7.4%. >>> nutully road improvement project in san ared completed. state and local officials joined for a ribbon cutting ceremony. the improvement included adding a lane on to the capital expressway as well as changing clover leaf ramps and extending a merging lane on to tully road. a new overpass also has wider bike lanes and sidewalks. >>> one of three men convicted in the chowchila kidnapping will soon be released from prison. in 1976 two kidnapped children and buried them alive in a bus. today corrections officials announce

sanitation workers dropping off trash ♪ oh yeah, this is what a weekend getaway should feel like.nd does. if you're here that is. feel the fun. feel the hamptonality. >>> welcome back. take a look at this video from venice, italy. you're looking at a very rare tornado. it caused damage on several islands, uprooting trees and ripping off roofs. dozens of boats were smashed and just a few reports of injuries. >>> lucky for us, though, the coast is clear around here. >> indeed. we had a beautiful morning so far. the sun is up, low humidity and couldn't ask for better weather in june. meteorologist tom kierein with the forecast. hi, tom. >> good morning, starting off this morning with pleasant temperatures under a partly cloudy sky now. we're in the 60s throughout most of the region and reagan national is at 69 and here's the hometown forecast for fairfax county, schools still in session, the last week and by mid-morning ought to be near 70 degrees and during the afternoon hours by early afternoon, upper 70s and hovering near 80 the rest of the afternoon and then this evening, under a

the cleaning and sanitizing begins on campus. college students are on summer break. we have been talking to some of the parents this afternoon. they tell us that their children have been treated and released and are feeling much better. reporting live, john gonzales abc 7 news. >> thank you. the university of virginia faculty has reinstated the former president -- is far from over. they might have enough votes to get her back into office. her ouster -- the interim president will guide you virginia one step at a time. this was not a job -- will guide uva one step at a time. this was not a job he wanted. >> i did not have a choice. >> e-mail show two the visitor member strategy is to remove sullivan. a judge dropped three more charges this morning in the jerry sandusky sex abuse case. the former penn state football coach now facing 48 counts related to allegations that he abused as many as 10 boys. closing arguments are now underway. >> jerry sandusky arrived at court thursday morning for the final phase of the sex abuse trial before jurors decide his fate. closing arg

one un envoy says it is very clear that iran is sanitizing the site of any incriminating evidence beforecy into the complex for inspection. iran calls these claims baseless. >>> still to come. president obama welcomes his favorite foil-backed to the white house as we continue with the portrait with smiles and great deal of warmth. stay with us. deal of warmth. stay with us. coming >> historic splash down today in the pacific. world first commercial space ship was returned to earth. the space x dragon landed 500 miles off baja california after a 9 day voyage to the international space station. there were no astronauts instances but the capsule brought back more than half ton of old space station equipment. stuff no longer need entered orbit. and it delivered supplies to the station of course on the trip up. this is grainy video of the landing from nasa. space x hopes to carry astronauts to and from the space station in the next there to 4 years but the first experiment was a grand success is that former president bush back at the white house today. he was there as part of a long standing

if you can't get to soap and water, you can use your hand sanitizer.ou're touching things that others have touched. >> doctors say it's important to make sure you're getting the right amount of vitamins in your diet before you travel. >>> a big barbecue chicken salad today, that's the secret. i think they sell those at bwi. heavy rain in northeastern maryland. it's a tough ride, up 40 as well. we continue to have heavy rain. rain has been the story all day in harford county and cecil county. right now they're getting the most that we've seen all day. central maryland clearing out. we may end up being okay. could be wet conditions on the ground in cam again yards. east ton, still -- easton. more than an inch in sykesville. almost two inches, an inch in two thirds in churchville and elkton close to an inch of rain. here's the weather through the day. in pape fap was murky an wet -- annapolis it was murky and wet. dundalk, can't see the key bridge. normally it's a great view of curtis bay. a little clearing here, but it was coming down earlier today in ma

kids ingesting hand sanitizer. it's not nasty tasting too much can actually be toxic. especially now when there's some older kids are doing, mixed with salt for a chemical reaction that produced high-proof alcohol. >> we have patients coming into the emergency department with these kinds of symptoms, slurred speech, lack of balance, changes in their mental state. >> one video result in thousands of immate tors. it's what we mean by copy cat. >> you feel more special if you think other people are seeing it. some people feel that way. i think it's a very natural human drive for recognition. >> so what? the so what is the kids, particularly in that early adolescent age brain, human brain judgment has a long way to go before it's consistently making the right call, such as don't do something like this at home. this year rgs in facts the cinnamon challenge became so popular, that schools were sending home notes alert parents to the danger. what's interesting this is not just about the teenage craze. judging by the number of nonsteens pouring shots of vodka into their eyebal

lei is -- has proven he is incapable of sustaining a level of sanitation that the public deserves and demands. the department of public health, the stores of public safety, revoke his permit -- revoked his permit. that was upheld by this board on april 25. the department of public health maintains both those decisions were correct and we respectfully ask that this board denied the appellant's request a -- for a rehearing. >> to questions. what is -- two questions. one is the photos you had in your brief. when were those taken? >> february of this year. >> of this year. the voters that the appellant has was taken approximately toward the end of three. >> i do not have knowledge. >> the last inspection at your department made was early february? >> february, correct. in february. >> one of the other comments made i believe i knew toward the end of the last hearing related to what options did this operator have in terms of replying -- re-applying and your comment was they did have no options for re-apply. did i hear that correctly or not? >> that was not the response from the department.

a cocky here but it was it was just it was sanitized it happened so quickly i was expecting something a little bit more drastic it didn't happen. i have to disagree to some why of course on the table i've got a very and i grew up with a winchester thirty thirty in my house but i think when you see it actually it a human being and you watch them move to some extent that well it was fine and i don't find it to be clinical at all. it was very clean. very humane. you know if you see a movie that when somebody gets shot you see a ladder all over the place and this it wasn't that bad where you could just see a little pool of blood by some afterwards. and. like i say i feel sorry for them but i do think he owes me an apology. and i never did get it. he could have written me a letter and. he could have asked to talk to me on the phone before this and i would have talked to him. i guess it was the person to stop me from going out and saying then. i mean i want to talk to him face to face i'd rather do that than have somebody on the telephone i think i can tell the difference between a line you

not that violent i mean i'm not trying to be a bit of a caught here but it was it was just it was sanitized it happened so quickly i was expecting something a little bit more drastic it didn't happen. i have to disagree with some white horse on the table i've got a very and i grew up with a winchester thirty thirty in my house but i think when you see it actually hit a human being and you watch them move to some extent that was it was violent and i didn't find it to be clinical at all. oh i know. why. but i thought it was very clean. very like humane. you only see movies that when somebody gets shot you see a ladder all over the place and know this it wasn't that whatever you could just see a little pool of blood by some afterwards or was this blood fly in their mouth and . you're. like i say i feel sorry for them but they do think he owes me an apology . and i never did get it so. he could have written me a letter and. he could've asked to talk to me on the phone before. and i would have talked to him. i guess it was the first stuff. i mean i wanted to talk to it face to face i'd rather do

violations we had found, since we have proved them, 222 hours and you can see the rest of his sinks', sanitations, sysop -- locks, windows, etc. the current outreach program encourages tenants and landlords to work together, utilizing the san francisco partner association. we much prefer when tenants and landlords can work it out themselves without involving us. we also have tommy, who has done outreach to the senior survival school for many years now. the chief inspector has worked diligently to help those who drafted this report. she could not be here today, so i would like to introduce the s -- sro collaborative. >> i wanted to thank rosemary for her great work. thank you. plaskett -- good afternoon. i am here to talk a bit how we got to these recommendations basically, the last hearing we had here, we spent a lot of time talking about the findings of the survey. we look at those results and set ups a series of meetings with different tenants and tried to give at the roots of what could be in the solution. and it would be a while to get the details figured out. some of them we will try to impl

. >> every service will be sanitized and steam cleaned. the employees are being retrained on how to properly handle food. there will be more surprise health inspections at that location. >> about this time yesterday, a tank ruptured at the conoco phillips refinery. they were spraying water on the tank to stop the flow of hydrogen sulfide gas in to the air. it is not harmful in small doses but let's off a rotten egg smell which can cause nausea and headaches. >> it goes off right away. >> people with respiratory problems are advised to stay indoors. a company says it regrets any problems the leak may have caused in the area. >> the $92 billion spending plan is still a work in progress. the legislature quickly passed several bills to beat a deadline last night, but there is no agreement with the governor. >> this plan is yet another smoke in mirrors, imbalanced fraud. >> we're going to ask the controller and the treasurer also of california to take a look at the budgets at any time before the governor would get ahold of it for signature and