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there's another post that says hehe doesn't use the sanitizer.or the record, i personally sent two e-mails to nbc, one to nbc and got a generic thing, so, sent one to the tonight show, no response on this topic, but webt did find a response from jay leno online. it was sent into parade, itsi question, does leno have handha sanitizer in his pockets? leno, here's what he says, he says no, i don't. people always ask why do youw shake hands with audienceaudi members, so i think it'snk important to connect withwith people, it's one of my favorites parts of the show. he says he doesn't do it, but would he say -- . >> if he did do it, it would, id think some people would take, some would take offense, but ien think most people would understand touching all thoseth hands. >> he doesn't want to get sick.t >> i have never heard about thiu until you brought the question up, so i started watching the tonight show.t it's every night he does it. but here's the only thing, iy don't know what you could put i your pants pocket, people seem to think he has some pa

. >>> sanitation bourquers in the north bay are making a splash -- sanitation with workers in the northay are making a splash with a family by returning a gift that went down the toilet a late night bathroom run flushed a gold necklace she thought it was gone forever her friend reported the loss to the san rafael sanitation district. last month workers performing routine pipeline maintenance found the necklace and remembered the call. an employee cleaned it and hand delivered it. >> with gloves on? >> well. >> no need for gloves today in terms of keeping warm it is mighty warm out there >> it is. >> nice one. >> got out of that one. >> i was with wondering what you with two were going to do with that one. glad we left it alone. make up the jokes at home while we are talking about with what a beautiful day, gorgeous picture from emeryville looking back towards san francisco this from south beach looking south if we pan a little to the right, -- two weeks from now we could see at&t park we'll leave the picture showing marina. top down look at the clouds, few and far between, a few of thos

. >>> sanitation bourquers in the north bay are making a splash -- sanitation with workers in the north bay are making a splash with a family by returning a gift that went down the toilet a late night bathroom run flushed a gold necklace she thought it was gone forever her friend reported the loss to the san rafael sanitation district. last month workers performing routine pipeline maintenance found the necklace and remembered the call. an employee cleaned it and hand delivered it. >> with gloves on? >> well. >> no need for gloves today in terms of keeping warm it is mighty warm out there >> it is. >> nice one. >> got out of that one. >> i was with wondering what you with two were going to do with that one. glad we left it alone. make up the jokes at home while we are talking about with what a beautiful day, gorgeous picture from emeryville looking back towards san francisco this from south beach looking south if we pan a little to the right, -- two weeks from now we could see at&t park we'll leave the picture showing marina. top down look at the clouds, few and far between, a few of th

both universities stepped up cleaning, scrubbing and sanitizing common areas like cafeteria and rest rooms, urging students to take precaution. >> it's important to do what we can to make sure it doesn't spread. that is by washing our hands and making sure that we sanitize and scrub the halls and the bathrooms and places where this could spread. >> reporter: norovirus is tenacious. it thrives in hot and cold surfaces. it's unaffected by a lot of topical disinfectants except those containing bleach. antibiotics don't do a thing. on top of that, it's frightening because after you get better, you can still spread that virus to other people for up to two weeks. the best defense is an old-fashioned one, it comes down to washing your hands and sanitizing them over and over again. the basics, brian. especially for this one. >> as we say, you don't want this. >> reporter: you don't want this. >> dr. nancy, thank you. good to see you as always. >>> up next tonight, the back story on an airline passenger who wasn't allowed to fly. >>> a spanish photographer on assignment for the "new york time

as you see in the photos, it's not good sanitation. it's all together, the cooked and the raw and the oil. and that's part of the sanitation rules and he certainly wouldn't eat a hot dog from this cart. >> this lady uses some aluminum utensils that are used in restaurants. oh, to cook. and every time that this woman cooks on the aluminum, part of the aluminum pan comes off in the cooking process. and that goes of course directly into the food that is served. and that again is sanitation rules that should not be so. and as you can see in the photos of how they operate, that is not how he operates. [speaking in spanish] >> and that when ms. stacey told him to stop selling when he had no permit, he did so. commissioner goh: i have a question. your permit, you have a -- first question is did you understand what was stated earlier before you came to the podium with respect to this appeal? >> some things, yes. commissioner goh: did you request a translator? >> he was going to -- he thought a relative was going to come. the relative could not

they are sanitizing the school. a severe flu outbreak is forcing the entire campus to shut down in san francisco. anne makovec at saint ignatius prep where hundreds of students got sick. >> reporter: students come to the high school from all over the bay area. so there is a chance that this bad virus is spreading. it is that nasty stomach flu virus that has you running to the bathroom. so this is a very unpleasant thing. 200 students here have already gotten sec and that's why the school is closed today and they are deep cleaning and sanitizing every surface in the building. here's a look at the posting right now on the school's website explaining why all classes and on campus events are cancelled today. just yesterday, 50 students called in sick, 90 had to be sent home because of this gastroenteritis. the symptoms include upset stomach, fever, diarrhea and vomiting. >> you would walk by the dean's office and there would be just kids lined up just waiting to go home. >> it's just really nausea and vomiting. those ha

the neighbor reported the necklace reporting to the san rafael sanitation district. four months later, a sanitation employee arrived at her door. >> actually, i lost the necklace and he held it up. he said, here's your necklace. and, um, i was just in shock. >> she is smiling. she says the sanitation worker explained that he routinely checks the pipeline in her neighborhood and discovered her necklace last month. she says she is amazed not only that it was found but the man cleaned it up and delivered it to her in person. >> cleaned it up, too. a toothbrush, toothpick. >> routinely checks the pipelines there. >> a good worker. >> that is a great story. >>> next at 5:00, the fbi releases its secret vault of details on the late steve jobs. what was uncovered? >>> good evening, i'm jeff ranieri in the nbc bay area weather center. temperatures are record setting and looking at big changes moving in offshore. talk about our chances of showers coming up and what the weekend looks like in a few minutes. >>> new opportunities for women but they come with risks. the major cha

they have encouraged students to wash their hands or use sanitizer. >> i did get a little concerned. i bought some additional hand sanitizer. >> i will lock myself up with my books. >> the virus is typically not very serious. those who tend to have it can to get better in a couple of days. it can be serious for elderly folks or viewers. -- or children. >> thank you ben. let's get into some significant developments in the uva murder trial. today the prosecution rested their case against george huguely. a number of his teammates testified about his relationship with yeardley love. the defense team featured their arguments including a medical expert who said yeardley love was asphyxiated from lying face down in a pillow. but now we turn to the race to face president obama. tonight the incumbent gets a bit of new good news. the approval rating is at 50%. that is the highest it has been in eight months. it also shows the president with a lead with registered voters going up against rick santorum or mitt romney. >> i want to talk about what we will be doing over the next few years to give

her friend decided to leave a message for the sanitation department just in case they found it.month workers found it, so they cleaned it up and returned it to her. >>> in this neighborhood, across the street from a school, what is this doing here? neighbors angry at cell towers. >>> back here in 10 minutes i got the latest computer model, the sprinkles that are in your forecast as we head towards friday. meningococcal meningitis, a rare but serious disease. health officials recommend vaccination. go to voicesofmeningitis.org. denny's new sizzlin' skillets are here for a limited time. so strike while the iron's hot. starting at $4.99. only at denny's. america's diner is always open. >>> people in one city may be getting better cell phone service but residents are angry cell towers are in their front yards. ktvu's john fowler has this report. >> reporter: the valley of dropped calls. >> somebody on a cell phone, we pull up and drop them. i have to go on the lanline. >> reporter: splints led to a sforest of new cell towers -- complaints led to a forest of new cell towers. children

they watched as sanitation workers filled a steady line of dump trucks and drove off in the night.buy houses in the dump truck killed one man. they are stealing our stuff. while over the barricades a lone jirga door played tenor guitar and played bob dylan's when the ship came in. isles were chants rang out, you are, you're cute, take off that riot suit. [laughter] and, tell me what democracy looks like. this is what democracy looks like. under the dump truck engines and the crowds didn't journalists interviewed to displace campers while the protesters try to reconcile themselves with what had happened and speculated about the future. occupiers shouted in between text and phonecalls reassuring friends and loved ones who wanted to know where they were that they were safe. they also exchanged text with fellow protesters at foley square and scattered throughout the streets of lower manhattan. still others client and scribbled on the lease cars and some inventive activists water ordered along a line of police vehicles and let the air out of the tires in one fell swoop's. nearby -- if i

they have no working sanitation. you c reach usith vaccine, why not education and health and sanitation? that is one thing. >> reporter: they were suspicious. >> quite suspicious. >> reporter: suspicion that the vaccine wasn't what was claimed was particularly high among india's muslim minority. this person, imam of the mosque in old dehli, says memories are still vivid of coercive attempts by the government in the '70s to sterilize people here. people thought thatn the polio vaccine they placed a medicine to sterilize people. they think just like in the time of 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 were bollywood mega strsike thi person. in this tv spot he

. >> school is canceled on wednesday while the crews sanitize any surface the crews may come in contact with, desks, lockers, door handles. the city health official doesn't believe it is influenza, but an outbreak of the stomach flu. it is infectious and can be spread when people don't wash their hands after using the restroom or after getting sick. the germs can linger for days if not treated. >> for us to properly clean the facility so it doesn't spread to anybody else, we are taking the precaution to close down the schools to do a thorough and deep cleaning. >> an applications was put out but the tbaim was not canceled of the game against sacred heart. >> we are doing the game when they started vomiting on the court. she was vomiting throughout the game. >> the principal said there was no need to can sell the game. one parent caw mended them for cancelling class. >> i am appreciative that the faculty and administration is sensitive to everyone's needs. >> students who didn't tbet sick are taking precautions. >> i was washing my hands and not touching my face after i touch anything th

the united states government, in order to build the canal, conducted a lot of sanitation, e eliminationf disease throughout panama, built sewers. the you as des lot of things that were beneficial to panama. at the same time, panama bridal the best, the degree of u.s. control and intervention. the united states got quite involved in panamanian elections. whenever there were disturbancess they would send u.s. military there and one of the important rules that panama played especially in panama city and cologne was the u. s tolerated the creation of red light districts, barre's, solutions, gambling, prostitution because officials like gogol's knew his workers with the kind of chance for escape for letting off steam. food is a safety valve so these red light districts became a very important part of disorderly counterpart to the orderly world of the canal zone. and as employees and military personnel from the u.s.-dominated canal zone would go to let off steam in panama city or cologne, a lot of times there would be trouble. the u. s folks were known for causing trouble, for getting drunk s

janitors are it sanitizing all areas.suspicious of viruses that could be the norovirus. >>darya: george? >>george: the east bay interstate 680 southbound the ride from dublin for unknown reasons cut severely backed up. you can see more yellow it is completely replaced that earlier red. speeds are quickly recovering. the better news is the drive time. while speeds will still drop into the 20s southbound. the drive time should be about 25 minutes towards milpitas is now 29 minutes. that was from 38. that is an improvement. the bay bridge west was a stall vehicle. it got sluggish. however just slow and not a significant backup. the san mateo bridge is not that slow. is decent. the golden gate is an easy commute the 101 northbound. we passed that rush of traffic. it was a bit sluggish from the self- towards the small plots of self-towards the toll plaza. how about that weather beautiful? >> >>erica: you can see that sunshine is making its way out there. it is slowly but surely making its way and doing its thing. we will see t

. >> school is canceled on wednesday while the crews sanitize any surface the crews may come in contact with, desks, lockers, door handles. the city health official doesn't believe it is influenza, but an outbreak of the stomach flu. it is infectious and can be spread when people don't wash their hands after using the restroom or after getting sick. the germs can linger for days if not treated. >> for us to properly clean the facility so it doesn't spread to anybody else, we are taking the precaution to close down the schools to do a thorough and deep cleaning. >> an applications was put out but the tbaim was not canceled of the game against sacred heart. >> we are doing the game when they started vomiting on the court. she was vomiting throughout the game. >> the principal said there was no need to can sell the game. one parent caw mended them for cancelling class. >> i am appreciative that the faculty and administration is sensitive to everyone's needs. >> students who didn't tbet sick are taking precautions. >> i was washing my hands and not touching my face after i touch anything th

to sanitize a lot of the surfaces that students might come into contact with.00 students actually were sent home yesterday and about 50 had called in sick. so the decision was made to cancel classes for today. now again if you are take a look behind me you can see the school here. this is saint ignatius prep. if you take a look at the high school's website you will see the reason behind it the stomach flu. the health department recommend the high school be shut down today to properly clean. there is about 1400 students that attend this private school. students say they other kids coughing and throwing up inside trash cans. we are told the bug began about four days ago and quickly spread. gastroenteritis is highly contagious. it's possible many more children could have been exposed. health officials are telling students to stay home 72 hours after vomiting has stopped or after fever has gone away. classes should resume tomorrow. live in san francisco i'm tara moriarty. >>> right now part of the oakland street is being dug up to fix a broken water main. we want t

crews have been sanitizing saint ignatius prep after a suspected norovirus outbreak. 325 students and 30 teachers got sick tuesday. students have been advised not to return to school until three days after their symptoms subside. health officials believe that the disease was brought on to campus by a person there. that's why we sanitize the desk. >> that's right. >> when we arrive in the morning. >> come out and clean it all up so we don't all get sick here. we are going to have mitt romney do weather but we decided to let romney do it any way. >> you don't want me to bust out in song? >> let's not. >> it's ratings book. we don't want to do that! >>> a lot of clear skies coming our way today. we may have some patchy fog this morning but not much and a few high clouds continuing to move across our skies but here comes high pressure building in again. we have some great weather had as the temperatures are going to be warming up nicely. still chilly because our skies have been mostly clear overnight. 39 degrees right now in livermore, 40 in concord and 40 degrees in santa rosa. you can s

i had hand sanitizer with me everywhere. >> the health official say some may have been exposed to the bug by tonight's sickness. in the meantime, the school says to stay home for 72 hours after the vomiting has stopped or until their fevers go away. live in san fransisco, john alston, abc news. >> thank you, john.ecall>>> andt in 2009 hundreds of u.s. schools closed because of swine flu. more than a dozen shutdown here in the bay area. some wee than a wee than >>> major news in silicon valley. facebook is finally preparing to go public, a move that could generate $5 billion. lisa amin gulezian is live in menlo park. this could be the biggest initial public offering ever. >> dan, that is very true. if you are an employee with stock options, it could suddenly make you a millionaire, at least on paper. but tonight the company executives told me that they didn't want to talk about the ipo, but they did want to talk about the fact that they want to bring even more people on board. facebook is so new home in menlo park it wants to expand. right now 3600 facebook employees work here on willo

. >> are they going to sanitize everything in the place stem to stern and is it just one day? >> reporter: that is the plan. they are going to do it over the next 24 hours so they should be ready for school tomorrow. the doorknobs, bathrooms, anything that anybody would touch needs to be completely sanitized. >> oh. all right. live in san francisco, thank you, anne makovec. keeping it clean. >> all right. >>> 502. a death blamed on alcohol poaching was something else. sonoma county court says the girl overdosed on a date rape drug, ghp. the 14-year-old was found dead after a sleepover at her home last july. three other girls got sick, as well. of the press democrat reports the other girls say they didn't know they were drinking ghb. >>> new at 5:00, admissions of guilt in a plot to bomb the london stock exchange. nine british men were arrested on various terror charges more than a year ago. they had all pleaded not guilty. but today, four of them changed their pleas and admitted being involved in the plot that was inspired by al qaeda. the other five pled to lesser charges. >>

cuss tudian -- custodians are sanitizing. >>> 7:02. right now, east bay mud crews are digging up a very busy street. this is all happening near macarthur boulevard and grand avenue. noelle walker is there now. how many people affected by this what do you know? >> reporter: dave, there are 11 customers are affected by this. i don't know how anybody can get some sleep because this is very noisy. we have a piece of the pipe. east bay m.u.d. spent the morning digging. they are now repairing a four- foot section of pipe line that they just lowered in there about two minutes ago. i asked the crews how they found the break and they said they found us. there was mud on macarthur plfd early this morning. we saw a few people -- they were dressed in what appeared to be their pajamas. probably a pretty sleepless night for a lot of them. -- they are waking up to an early morning. 11 customers, as i said, are without water service. when i say 11 customers, i don't mean 11 individuals or single family homes. in fact, none of them are single family ho

let's do a short run. >> they opened the hole. >> ber bill of the sanitation district.ived word about anne's missing necklace, now months later he found it yards from her house. >> what about the ick factor. >> the yuck factor, it's covered with stuff. >> yeah. >> she cleaned it and hand-delivered the gold chain. >> he held it up. i was just amazed, totally shocked actually. >> no big deal. no big deal at all. >> but it is to anne, monday is her wedding anniversary and her precious gift is back. >> thank you so much. >> carolyn: how cute. her anniversary is monday, monday tomorrow is bill's birthday so they both have something to celebrate. they could celebrate with zee decent weather. >> that is a neat story there. we're talking about sunshine around the bay. enjoy it by the afternoon we've got increasing clouds, cold front is on the way and that will bring us rain as soon as 5:00 in the north bay. breezy winds at our coast. cooler day with 57 in san francisco. 67 in livermore. winds will be gusty along the san mateo coast. rain moves out tomorrow, maybe a quarter of a

officials are working to sanitize every inch of that private school. this comes after a 325 students out of the nearly 1500 including faculty members were affected by a stomach outbreak. --a stomach virus outbreak. they are going to test samples to try and determine the exact cause of the alfred. students at two different schools in santa rosa have become ill with what health inspectors think is the normal virus. according to the santa rosa city school superintendent, 30 children at monroe elementary school stayed home on monday and 10 schools at another middle school became ill last week. bolt school principals sent letters or e-mail's to paris advising them of precautions that they should take. school janitors are sanitizing doorknobs and other frequently touched serious. no other schools have reported any suspected cases of neural virus. >>mark: rescue efforts continue off the coast of papua new guinea on the east coast of the nation, as many as 350 people on board a ferry sank 1/3 >>darya: knew this morning, a federal appeals court in san francisco

. >> authorities say they are about sanitation and a rat infestation. they think they are cleaning the occupied house. clean the white house and congress. >> occupied d.c. protesters are vowing to pick up the pieces and return. >> there will be a re- occupation that nobody can ignore. we are just a few hours from the latest gopn contest. for the otherson candidates to fight for second and third place. there are 28 delegates at stake in this race. this is important. though it looks like mitt win, delegates given out our proportionate. candidates are scrambling for second and third place to increase their delegate count. the action today was off the las vegas strip. not one candidate campaigns today in nevada. it was not all quiet on the western front. candidates will head to the other western region next week. >> the west of the country and the world will notice. vegas is a says las for him.h mitt romneyot find scrambling for last-minute votes. in colorado. there is reason for romney's confidence in nevada. show he has a double digit over gingrich going

>> yeah. >> reporter: enter bill laneu of the san rafael sanitation district who'd received word aboutsing necklace, and now months later he found it. in the sewer just yards from her house. >> reporter: what about the ick factor? >> the what? >> reporter: the yick. >> what do you mean the yick? >> the yuck factor. >> reporter: it's covered with stuff. >> oh, yeah. >> reporter: laneu cleaned it and then hand-delivered the gold chain. >> he held it up. and i was just amazed. totally shocked, actually. >> no big deal. no big deal at all. >> reporter: but it is to ann. monday is her wedding anniversary. and her precious gift is back. >> thank you so much. >> you're welcome. >> reporter: caroline tyler, abc news. >> no big deal to the sanitation man who's used to dealing with all that, but a big deal other than that -- [ toilet flushing ]. before i got into tv, yeah, i was in some deep stuff. >> i don't think any piece of jewelry, anything that i could value that much -- >> you would never wear it again. >> that i would call even for them to get it. >> you wouldn't even make the call? >> a

talking of those precautions they are asking students to use individual hand sanitizer and washington a lot. if you believe you have the virus, contact your doctor or go to a student health center as quickly as possible. they say this should last about one or two days. if you are continuing to be sick, go back to the doctor. brianne carter, abc 7 news. >> the defense will resume its case today in the trial of a former university of virginia lacrosse player accused of killing his ex-girlfriend. george huguely's lawyer tried to chip away at medical testimony him in yeardley love's desk in may of 2010 at her apartment in charlottesville. -- yeardley love's death. >> investigators have arrested two in connection with three armed robberies in the district. a 27-year-old karen walker and another person suspected of carrying out robberies in northwest and southeast d.c. late monday and early tuesday. police don't believe they are linked to a series of robberies in upper northwest d.c. -- aaron walker. >> governor of new jersey responding to criticism about how he is trying to honor whitney h

>> james huntley's the union president for traffic and sanitation enforcement.wants jimmy justice to let up. >> basically, traffic enforcement agents are doing a job, a hard-working job for the city of new york. i'm disappointed that a new yorker doesn't understand what a traffic agent goes through every day. >> so you don't even know the laws? >> jimmy won't deny he treats law enforcement with contempt. and he won't make any apologies. >> you broke the law! i'm treating them in the same way that they treat the public. they treat civilians with such disdain, i have to go at them in the exact same way. >> take, for example, this guy who threatens to hold jimmy for videotaping. >> otherwise, i have to call somebody. i'm going to let you go. >> call whoever you want. >> he's trying to intimidate me. he's trying to tell me that i'm not allowed to videotape him. >> can i see an i.d., please? >> who are you? >> i'm an agent. i'm authorized. you're making movie, okay? >> show me the badge. i want to see it. >> sir, i want to see your camera first. >> and he's asking me

. >>> a woman is thanking sanitation workers who found her lost necklace. wait until you hear this. she accidentally found her necklace and she said it has sentiment tall value because her husband gave it to her. last month, sanitation employees discovered the necklace and they returned the necklace of course after having it cleaned. they are just some of the big if names we countdown to the first tea time. >> why is another officer in the hospital? i will explain just ahead. (car horn) paying with your smartphone instead of cash... (phone rings) that's a step forward. with chase quickpay, you can send money directly to anyone's checking account. i guess he's a kicker... again, again! oh, no you don't! take a step forward and chase what matters. . >>> the futures turned around and some optimism once again over greece. we will keep watching. >> optimism? >> yes, there is talks going on right now and it seems there is only one thing holding up an agreement in greece. >>> joining us on the ktvu channel 2 news, it is thursday february 9th, i am dave clark. >> thank you for waking up wit

. >> it is important to make sure it doesn't spread by washing our hands and making sure we sanitize and scrub the halls and bathrooms and places where this can spread. >> that was dr. nancy snyderman reporting. >>> speaking of spreading, we really have been able to skate by this winter. >> what winter? it's barely been cold at all. >> we're in for a big change, a lot of people with sniffles. >> a lot of people will spend time inside as seriously cold air finally makes its way out of canada into the mid-atlantic. we haven't had to deal a lot with super cold weather this winter. tomorrow, you need to be able to bundle up, have a pot of soup ready to go. tomorrow will be very windy and cold outside. on a saturday morning, it's cloudy and chilly outside. don't worry, the arctic air is sliding southward. current temperature, mix of rain and snow. 36 at the airport. dew point 34 degrees. that's important. the temperature can never fall below the dew point. we'll drop below freezing tonight to tomorrow morning and that can mean for slippery going early sunday morning. your saturday off to

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speaking of those precautions they are talking about can hand sanitizer and wash your hands. this helps to keep this from spreading even further than it has across the campus. if you believe you have symptoms that might be norovirus, go to the doctor or the campus clinic. symptoms usually last one or two days, they say. brianne carter, on abc 7 news reporting. >> 6:35 right now, 39 degrees in sterling. >> still ahead on this thursday morning, a warrant. serious health issue that you may be putting yourself at risk for. >> and what caused the massive bird killed along 95 that led to some big backups. >> waiting for the rain. we will check in with doug hill with the full forecast. [ leanne ] appliance park h has been here since the early 50s. my dad and grandfather spent their whole carareers here. [ charlie ] we're the heartbeat of this place, the people on the line. we take pride in what we do. when that refrigerator ships out the door it's us that work out here. [ michael ] we're on the forefront of revitalizing manufacturing. we're proving that it can be done here and it ca

both universities stepped up cleaning and sanitizing classrooms and restrooms and officials urged toake precautions. >> it is important to make sure it doesn't spread by washing our hands and making sure we sanitize and scrub the halls and bathrooms and places where this can spread. >> it's 9:57 right now. up next, it may prove to be one of the most important satellite photos taken this year. how these pictures could impact the crisis in the middle east for years to come. >>> we continue tracking snow as it heads toward our area. chuck will have the

-- he didn't wash his hands you know what i mean -- >> -- i think i -- >> -- go somewhere, hand sanitizer -- >> uh-huh -- >> -- all over this building -- >> uh-huh -- >> -- personally carry a little bit with me, is it proper to offer that to somebody who may have just blown their nose -- >> yes, it -- >> -- wash up -- >> -- alcohol bazeed handy sanitizer by the way is a good thing to g to have with you. you want to offer it to them the right way. >> it is great to have you, unfortunately our satellite time has run short because i have so many things to talk to you about and you are wearing ravens colors, i would like to get into a version into a conversation about putting on lipstick at the table. do you -- >> -- you -- >> -that -- >> -- should go to the lady's room. >> we are going to have to agree to disagree -- >> -- helped out -- >> -- so much for being with us and you are a delight. we would love to have you back on next time you are on a satellite tour. >> thank you very much. >> we ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> -- until 7:00, time for updates from christie and marty -- >> -- shower activi

ignatius college prep is scheduled to reopen on monday after the campus is sanitized. >> we had veryather, it was quite warm. some are will be a little bit cooler the what we saw yesterday. a few high clouds streaming through. into the afternoon, sending skies. a chilly start today, let's take a look at temperatures neighborhood by neighborhood. tomorrow, 64 in san jose. rain on the way. >>pam: and this edition of the lion and dished vicki liviakis shows us a new hot spot. >>vicki: restaurants have been replaced by a new bistro. let's check it out. >> come on in. we will let the food do the talking. this is our pan roasted butterfish. those are our poisoned gleamed lamb chops. >>vicki: this is a caesar salad with seaweed? that is good. >> people eat with their eyes first. of course it is foreign to taste it. presentation of its importance. >> this is called sweet and spicy. we try to use as many asian ingredients. they're definitely agents fired drinks. >>vicki: you infuse your food? >> yes. >>gary: coming up later in the broadcast, we have positive news for you. >>pam: school bus se

cleaning in areas students usually gather, they are warning students to use extra precaution with hand sanitizer and watching. >> i take care of myself as well as i can, so i'm trying my best to avoid it, but there's always a chance. >> brianne carter, abc7 news. >> a maryland school is warning about a tuberculosis scared. the university and county health officials have isolated a person for further testing. the school is notifying people who may have been in contact with the victim. the university says there is a low risk of anyone else on campus tracking the disease. >> tracking down a person of interest one month after an attempted attack and the district. police have released this video hoping that someone will be able to identify and demanded the attempted sexual assault happened at around 2: 40 5:00 a.m. on 16th street nw. anyone who recognizes this individual is asked to contact police. >> a city corruption scandal in prince george's county where prosecutors say that former top executive jack johnson to pay a $100,000 fine before he goes to prison. "washington times" reports that he has n

the doctor tells us tonight soap and water might be better at keeping the norovirus away than hand sanitizer. >>> another big story tonight, the murder trial of the former uva lacrosse player accused of killing his girl friend yeardley love. today george huguely defense lawyers started presenting their side of the case after the prosecution wrapped up. fox 5's paul wagner reports from charlottesville. >> reporter: as the final witnesses came to the stand in this courthouse here in downtown charlottesville, the jib rei was told about george huguely's -- the jury was told about george huguely's behavior in the hours leading up to yeardley love's death. five teammates on the lacrosse team were called to the stand to testify about the defendant's behavior in the hours leading up to the murder. all of them told the court huguely had been drinking heavily that day and described him as noticeably drunk. one described him as slurring words saying inappropriate things and another described him as being belligerent. four of the five attended a father/son golf outing the day of the murder and said hugu

but for a handful of sanitation workers and armored police.in a press conference that morning, mayor bloomberg chastised the occupiers for having overstayed their welcome and failing to exercise responsibility along with their rights. now they will have to occupy this space is the power of their arguments he said. as he spoke, protesters prepare to do just that and more. thank you. [applause] >> i want to thank a lot the rights of the 99% to read this evening all of the rights of the 99% who wrote this terrific book. it really is an honor to have published it. and this is a book which is designed to help the movement that describes. and spring is coming that we will be out on the streets again and wall street better look out. thanks very much for coming. [applause] >> now from the book to the archives, david pietrusza, author of trans fat in, unfettered choice 61924. this is just under an hour. [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] it is he observed a created advantage for him to know he is not a great man. but calvin coolidge did po

the university has encouraged students to wash their hands are used in sanitizer and disinfect services i did get concerned. >> the university is scheduled more innings of areas where students tend to congregate. >> i will lock myself up with my book. >> the university of maryland baltimore county says a student may be infected with tuberculosis. the student has been isolated for testing. at their north fighting people -- bay are notifying people who have been in contact. the disease is difficult to contract. >> anti-abortion activists plan to protest outside the white house of the love of the clock. they are upset about the policy regarding birth control. the president tried to get religious employers to provide free birth control coverage before backing off. he declared such coverage would be provided by insurance companies instead. >> they have a bit of a mystery on their hands trying to figure out what caused birds to fall from the sky. the masked a lot happened yesterday just before afternoon rush hour and caused numerous traffic tieups. no one seems to know why it happened. the su

. >> they got us out of the rooms and used a steam sanitizer and were in their plastic suits and cleanedthing. >> this latest outbreak comes as another cruise ship returned twice set sail again. >> a snowstorm rips through texas making for severe driving conditions. >> unexpected. we, however, could expect weather like we've gotten this weekend. >> we even had snow here and there. we've got six, seven, eight, nine, ten inches of snow this weekend. some spots inch and a half, two at the most. let's go take a look at the temperatures. it's been a cold day today. 25 right now. the west winds are still breezy at nine. humidity low. right now only 14 degrees in oakland and 25 now here. the winds are going to calm down tonight. locally in the 20s. the -- 32 degrees was our high today. three of the times it's god we had a high of 31-32. the record is 73 in 1999. right now winds out of the west. tomorrow the winds are going to turn more to the west, south west and will start warming up and we'll go back to normal. the cold air with us late last night is going to move out quickly to the west. her

crews worked cleaning the campus and sanitizing and scrubbing the place down. and there is an epa approved bleach it takes part cells and lasts for a long period of time. it can be there for day autos and water supply is the source of the virus, spread when people don't wash hands after using bathroom. once one person has it it's infectious. >> and there is a bug going around two schools in sonoma county. a number of students have gone home with complaints of upset stomaches. the county health department has not confirmed noro virus but say it matches symptoms. >> and there is an interesting snap shot of california's economic recovery. one group is not participating at the same pace. we're live with the story. nannette? >> and only six in 10 single moms were working in 2010, according to the report the smallest pro portion since 1996. as california inches out of the great recession, the women parly -- particularly single mothers are struggling. a new report calls falling behind reveals men are finding jobs at a faster rate than women, giving a new name to the e

. >> reporter: the 951-foot-long cruise ship "crown princess" was sanitized six days ago after the cdcbers hit with the virus. but despite the cleanup, the crown princess on its next voyage returned two days early with more passengers getting sick. this as another ship, the ruby princess, was also hit. 105 passengers and crew too ill to leave their cabins. >> i did get sick. i was confined to my room and i felt like i was in prison. >> reporter: princess says the first first sign of the spreading illness we immediately initiated additional enhanced sanitation procedures to interrupt the person-to-person spread of the virus. norovirus, as seen under the microscope, lives in moisture like the natural oils in the palm of your hand. medical experts say it's easily passed in close quarters like a ship where people touch the same railings. the average person touches their face 16 times every waking hour, making it very easy, say doctors, to infect through the mouth or eyes. nbc's dr. nancy snyderman says noro is a particularly pesky virus to quarantine and eliminate. >> the really sort of fr