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sanitation was not a priority. we have about 2 million kids that die of sanitation issues.ey don't wash their hands. i am derreck kayongo, i'm a refugee. now i help people fight disease with basic sanitation. you have some soap for me? >> in here. >> this is great. the issue is not the availability of soap. the issue is cost. can they afford it? >> housekeeping. >> 800 million bars of soap at hotels throw away in the u.s. alone every year. we're able to get a lot of soap, which we can process and make brand-new soap out of it. we clean it, melt it, then cut it into final bars. box it, and ship it. >> welcome. welcome. welcome. >> being here in kenya at this opening is coming full circle, but with good news. it is great for them to have the bars of soap, but also to use it so they can fight off disease. those are clean. that's very good. what i have learned from the kids is a sense of resilience. to know they have this sense of hope and joy is remarkable. do i feel like i'm having an impact on them? yeah, i think so. >> derreck kayongo is with me now of the global soap proje

you're cleaning, you're deodorizing and you're sanitizing using the power of steam with no chemicals. now all i'm gonna do is turn it off and grab the jet nozzle. and i love the jet nozzle because what it does, it actually concentrates the steam. look how quickly this fires up. look at the way the steam

sanitation is not a priority.s that die of sanitation issues mainly because they don't wash their hands. i'm a former refugee. now i help people fight disease with basic sanitation. you have some soap for me? this is great. the issue is not the availability of soap. but the issue is cost. can they afford it? 800 million bars of soap, the hotels throw away in the u.s. alone every year. we're able to get a lot of soap which we can process and make brand-new soap out of it. we clean it, melt it, then cut it into bars. box it and ship it. >> welcome! >> being here in kenya at this orphanage is coming full circle but with good news. it's very important for them to have the soap and use it to fight off diseases. those are clean. that's very good. i've learned a sense of resilience from the kids. they have this sense of hope and joy that's remarkable. do i feel like i'm having on impact on them? yeah, i think so. >> he's getting a big hug back. we always want to hear from you. tell us about the heroes in your community.

i share her concerns for sanitation and cleanliness in the city. supervisor newsom, in his seven-year tenure as mayor did nothing to clean the feces and urine which still exist in the tenderloin. he was handed 31 businesses and ended up costing the city over $300 million in total. i'm also concerned are about the $40 million in cuts, which are proposed to the substance dependent adults programs in the city, as well as the services, which are now in place for marginally-housed adults. these programs have saved the city tremendous amounts in human will capital as well as in dollars and cents. a human being who is housed has a five times less chance -- lesser chance of making a police contact. a human being is -- >> thank you very much. thank you very much. >> -- has five times lesser chance of going into an emergency room. it's saving the city a great deal of money. i would ask you not to cut these programs. >> okay, thank you. >> thank you, david. >> by the way, since we have a lot of folks lined up, i'll suggest we take a number of comments, and ev

i feel like i need to sanitize it. >> and a oakland man takes matters into his own hands to catch a suspected thief with a hidden feature on his macbook pro that you can use, too. nbc bay area news at 11:00 starts right now. >>> good evening. i'm diane dwyer. we begin tonight in san francisco where a second firefighter is dead as a result of that house fire in the diamond heights neighborhood. tonight, the men and women of fire station 26, along with the entire department, are in mourning over the loss of two of their own. nbc bay area's monte francis has that story for us. monte? >> diane, this is a huge loss for everyone here at fire station number 26. firefighter tony vallerio died shortly before 8:00 this morning. tonight, police have been coming by to drop off flowers and cards and to express their condolences. >> present. >> reporter: members of fire engine company 26 stood at attention as the body of 53-year-old tony vallerio was taken out of san francisco general hospital, draped with an american flag. a short

i don't think this commission can be seen as a set to -- sanitized version. the way this commission is set up, not one commissioner has more power than

had has to be sufficient receptacle pick up show debris doesn't build up and create rodent and sanitation issues. here's where we have an over lap with the department of public health. if someone sees debris building up in a yard and there is no residential structures on this that's the purview of the health department. if there is a residential structure and debris there it's the department of building inspection and the health department. in addition to the amount of receptacles they are not allowed to be under your wooden stairway system without a type of a sprinkler system. a fire could cause a problem to exit that building. in addition that that, garbage rooms have to be sprinklers and have to have door closures and lined or the interior has to be sufficient to keep them sanitized. they have to be kept clean. and those apartment buildings that have garbage hoppers or have to have sprinkler heads into the garbage chooshuts. they have to be properly closed off. those are some requirements with garbage receptacles. we are looking for debris and looking that they are covered in in the ri

spray sanitizes the air and kills 99.9% of bacteria at the source. two reasons why with lysol a fresh home is the sign of a healthy home. >> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news today. >> good morning, everyone. welcome back. i am stan stovall. >> and i'm mindy basara. thank you for joining us this morning. >> a nice start for us on this tuesday. the humidity will start to go up. we will be in the 90's the next couple of days. temperatures in the upper 50's and low 60's. 60 at the airport. most of you will have a dry day . high temperature near 88. seven-day forecast coming up in just a few minutes. >> looking pretty good as far as delays on the area roads. conway street is closed between light and charles as they prepare the roads for the grand prix. take 395 into mlk and you should be ok. a bit of a delayed at the harrisburg in the outer loop. 51 miles per hour traveling southbound on 95. free speech around 50 out of howard county. not a law in the volume towards edmundson -- not a lot in terms of volume around edmundson. that is the

sanitation isn't a priority.ve about 2 million kids that die of sanitation issues, mainly because they don't wash their hands. i'm derreck kayongo, a former refugee. now help people fight disease with sanitation. >> do you have some soap for me? this is great. >> the issue is not of soap but the issue is cost. can they afford it? >> housekeeping. >> 800 million bars of soap that hotel throw away in the u.s. alone every year. we're able to get a lot of soap which we can process and make brand-new soap out of. we clean it, melt it, then cut it into final bars. box it and ship it. >> welcome. >> welcome, derreck. >> being here in kenya at this orphanage is coming full circle but with good news. it's to use the soap so they can fight off diseases. >> those are clean. that's very good. >> one thing i have learned from the kids is the sense of rye sell yens. to know they have this sense of hope and joy is remarkable. do i feel like i'm having an impact on them? yeah, i think so. >> such a simple idea, saving lives, der

sanitation is not a priority. of sanitation issues mainly because they don't wash their hands. i'm derreck k an anongo. now i help people fight disease with sanitation. the issue is not the availability of soap but the issue is cost. can they afford it? >> housekeeping. >> 800 million bars of soap from hotels in the u.s. are thrown away every year. we're able to get a lot of soap which we can process and make brand new soap out of it. we clean it, melt it, then cut it into finer bars. box it, and ship it. >> welcome, welcome. >> being here in kenya at this orphanage is coming with good news. it's very productive to have the bars of soap to use, but it is also so they can fight off diseases. those are clean. that's very good. one of the things i've learned from the kids is a sense of resilience. to know that they have this sense of hope and joy is remarkable. do i feel like i'm having an impact on them? yeah, i think so. >>> father's day weekend for a lot of people, a time to ♪ ♪ introducing purina one beyond a new

after that to sanitize their hands. >> it's also interesting that we heard so many prosecution witnesseser on talking about the distinctive odor of decomposition. if they were all sniffing trash that's an odor but not the same odor of decomposition. >> you're so right. this signifies that they wanted to smell so odor is important to them in the jury. you're right. >> the defense filed another motion asking the court to declare florida's death penalty unconstitutional and urging the judge to declare a mistrial. it sounds like they're trying to, again, do what ever they can to throw up whatever and see what sticks. a competency hearing. a mistrial? the death penalty unconstitutional? >> it sounds like that but they're doing their job. they have to do that. i think their motion about the death penalty has a bit of meat because earlier last week, a miami federal court judge did find that there was a problem with the procedure, with the death penalty procedure and that's because in florida, although you need 12 people to reach a unanimous verdict you don't need 12 people to unanimously recomm

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. >> a cruise ship with an outbreak of noro virus is undergoing sanitation today. the cruise line says 53 people on the sea princess had symptoms of the noro virus during a trip to alaska. many say the outbreak had little impact on them. >> they responded quickly and instead of the buffet table and the passengers maiblging food they had workers doing witness gloves. i think they sent passengers who are sick in their room. >> it's a illness that is easily transmitted. and in last up to three days. the ship scheduled to depart on another trip. >> the richmond plunge is close forward repairs. the city using a camera to see what is causing the back up at the public swimming pool. the hope is to reopen before the weekend. and it reopened after a battle to raise funds. the spill that spilled into lake merit has been cleaned up. and the diesel poured into a lake. and authorities are still trying to figure out the source. the fire department says there is no indication it had anything affect on the wildlife. >> couple of important health items tonight. scientists developed

sanitation isn't a priority.sanitation issues, mainly because they don't wash their hands. i'm derreck kayongo. i am a former refugees. i help people. the issue is not the availability of soap but the issue is soft. can they afford it? 800 million bars of soap in the hotels is thrown away in the u.s. every year. we are able to get a lot of soap, which we can process and make brand new soap out of it. we clean it, melt it, and then cut it into finer bars, box it and ship it. >> welcome, welcome, welcome! >> being here in kenya at this orphanage is coming full cycle but with good news. it is great for them to have the bar soap but also to use it so they can fight off diseases. >> those are clean. that's very good. what i have learned from the kids is a sense of resilience, to know that they have this sense of hope and joy is remarkable. do i feel like i'm having an impact on them? yeah, i think so. ♪ we could've gone a more traditional route... ... but it wouldn't have been nearly as memorable. ♪ fiber one. almost

navy put it sanitize the players the u.s. wanted a base an indian ocean at all cost because of the cornwall to go garcia has a most wonderful you know log on and that would really be the ideal place for a base so we were at odds or a wrong place if you know as. wrong place at that time because that place was the best place for the most sophisticated us than you can base outside of the us and the day in one nine hundred seventy one due to an agreement between the u.k. in the us the british made the island available to the americans as a military base because of its two strategic position and to put it its two thousand inhabitants today according to the pentagon diego garcia is one of the thirteen major u.s. military bases in the world and has played a crucial role in all post nine eleven conflicts. today live scattered between more rishis in the united kingdom where for years they have been fighting a legal battle to return to their. in two thousand and eight though the house of lords overruled all the cases previously won by

one sanitized for the government and another internal set documenting the actual safety situation. >>rhode island governor lincoln chaffey says he will sign into law a bill that allows same-sex couples to enter into civil unions. the state's senate approved the measure yesterday. >>> in canada a massive mud slide has buried a highway in british columbia, while the wall of mud did snag a train. fortunately, there were no serious injuries. >>> an official portrait of prince william and his new bride, catherine, duchess of cambridge, has been released to mark their north american tour. the trip that begins today in canada will eventually take them to california. it is their first official foreign trip as a married couple. >>> now here's an early look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 12,261 after inching up 72 points yesterday. the s&p added ten points. the nasdaq was up 11. taking a look at overseas trading this morning, in tokyo the nikkei rose 18 points, while in hong kong the hang seng climbed 336. >>> as we mentioned earlier in the show, greece approved a co

sanitizing numbers. >> college and balboa are big ridership points, as you go up third street. i can provide you that. supervisor cohen: that would be perfect. when i see some of the regional bodies here, and i ask questions, 3000 people aboard the train at the bayshore station. i am looking for that information. i want to know how many people are getting on. coming people are getting on and off at third and 20 seconds. i am trying to understand so we can make it more efficient. >> actually, if you want that, what i will provide you is that -- supervisor cohen: i know, but whafour is a bunch of circles. >> i will put numbers with that, and you will see. supervisor cohen: ok. >> i will submit that we will be able to give you as good data as caltrain does. and we like caltrain. supervisor cohen: we need to keep those stations open. ok. my next line of questioning has to do with how does the service performance on the t-line compared to the rest of the system? what i am looking for is to make sure those of us in the southeast of the city received the same high-quality service as o

the question, what if the regular code expect for all these things, fire resistance, durability, sanitation, so on. durability is one of the big questions that we have not yet really wrestled with sufficiently. so if you were to say we're meeting the code, i would say what does the code require for durability. >> in terms of safety, why is glass in high rise buildings not laminated? >> sometimes it is. it is seldom, but the issue that we were just talking about could be -- is true for laminated insulated glass, or tempered insulated glass. it's the insulation that goes bad, not the glass. >> but we were talking about skylights, skylights were tempered, we had a problem with chardz coming down. >> and to answer the question, yes, laminated glass is very often used for glass. and we do use quite a bit of laminated glass. it's ordinary, laminated is two pieces of window glass together, with a pbb in between. ordinarily it's 030 or to meet safety requirements and they put a little bug on the corner that says what requirements that meets. >> if you use a piece of safety glazing it is required by

the ross valley sanitation board says toilets from lark spur, green bray, kentfield and fair fax needa new sewer system. but this upgrade could mean rate hikes of up to 60%. residents say they should not be financially responsible for replacing all the pipes in ross valley. >> we are on a really tight budget. and on a personal level this really fouls up the budget. >> rate payers presented the sanitation board with boxes of protest postcards gathered by a local businessman. under state law if half of the 18,000 property owners in the district oppose the rate hike, it dies. the board has now postponed the vote until their meeting in july when they go through the protest cards and discuss other solutions. >>> time now 6:35. the first lawsuit has now been filed relating to that big crash between a big rig and an amtrak train last weekend where at least six people were killed. the lawsuit was filed by one of the train's attendants hurt in that crash. it claims negligence on the part of the truck driver lawrence valli and the trucking company he worked for. that company by the way also rel