they sanitized the ship now three times. they've ddne a decent job.you're on the ship, you're one of the 700 people that are sick. you are not pleased. they're give people a future credit. beware you have to use it within a year. gerri: wow. >> and talking about complaints. apparently one person said it was their best cruise ever because they lost five pounds. [laughter] >> that's amazing. gerri: right? i know the people are very upset about this. now they are getting back in to new york right in time for the super bowl. it's a totally a big mess. passengers are going to be compensated, as you said 50% refund, 50% future credit. is it enough? >> i don't think so. if you have been that sick literally trapped on a ship can you imagine? i can't deal. but, i mean, it is something and they did try to do their best with sanitizing the ship. they did it three times. >> cbc is on board. for goodnesses sake. they have to get on there. if it's the narrow virus. it's the big. it's worth repeating. the biggest outbreak in 20 years. we want to talk about how clean

there are nearly 2500 sanitation, d.o.t., d.e.p. and parks plows out on our streets. those agencies for their cooperation in making their equipment available under the leadership of the sanitation department. again, the snow began to taper off around 8:00 a.m., but there will be the problem of blowing snow. the wind conditions are substantial. we're going to definitely see some serious gusts, so there will be blowing snow throughout the day. >> that blowing conditions that mayor bill de blasio of new york, as he faces the first major storm of 2014, the first major storm of his administration. as you can see, he's concerned about people as they move around the city of new york and accentuating there that they do take mass transit, which is the same situation in long island where nbc's kristen dahlgren is at. kristen, there was big concern there of those big wind gusts where you're at. >> yeah, hey there, richard. it seems to have tapered off, though. the winds not quite whipping as much as they were earlier today. take a look at this, what we have, a beautiful sight. t

members of the sanitation department are now continuing to work 12-hour shifts.tough work. and they will continue until snow removal is complete. they have a pretty daunting task. 6200 miles of roadways to cover. but they're doing a great job of it. as of :00 a.4:00 a.m., and i'm expert because we had a 4:00 a.m. conference call this morning, as of 4:00 a.m., there are nearly 2500 sanitation, d.o.t., d.e.p. and parks plows out on the streets. i want to thank all of them. again, the snow began to taper off around 8:00 a.m., but there will be a problem of blowing snow. the wind conditions are substantial. we'll see serious gusts that will be blowing snow throughout the day. and that blowing snow, of course, makes the work of sanitation and other agencies harder because they move snow. and in some cases it blows right back onto the street. with that being said, the statistics of what they've done is entirely impressive. 100% of primary roads have been plowed. 92% of secondary roads. 93% of tertiary roads. sanitation department -- >> new york mayor, bill de blasio wi

you need to think about sanitation. the options are simple.recommend a set up if you are able to stay in your building or house to make sure that you have heavy duty trash bags available. you can set this up within your existing toilet bowl and once it's used. you take a little bit of our bleach. we talked about it earlier from the water. you seal the bag completely. you make sure you mark the bag as human waste and set it aside and wait for instruction about how to dispose of it. be very aware of cleanliness and make sure you have wipes so folks are able to wash up when dealing with the sanitation issue. >> thank you so much, >> hi, i'm lawrence corn field. welcome to building san francisco. we have a special series, stay safe. we're looking at earthquake issues. and today we're going to be talking with a residential building owner about what residential building owners and tenants can and should do before earthquakes and after earthquakes. ♪ ♪ >> we're here at this wonderful spur exhibit on mission street in san francisco and i have with me

there are 1700 plows working it. 5,000 sanitation workers working it. trying to clear all of this with 7,000 tons of salt to try to melt all of this snow. i had to check it. 7,000 tons of salt just to try to get new york city back up and running. but guess what? it's just not good enough. all that stuff not good to get the kids to school. so 1.1 millions kids in this city not going to school. the entire school system shut down by the brand new mayor. gez what the brand new mayor was doing this morning? he was out shoveling his walk on day three of the tenure of new york city mayor out shoveling his walk well before he had to come in to work and deal with a semi-crisis. but i can report, we have not got any reports of death or accidents considering six inches snow fell. here is how mayor bill de blasio responded to the storm this morning. >> i want to say to my fellow new yorkers, if you want safe, clear streets, stay home and let these good folks at sanitation do their job to clear the streets. >> so the city of new york is one thing. take a look at the

achievement didn't come easy besides an incredibly high population density and birth rate poor sanitation and inaccessible to rain in many parts of the country officials had to cope with a large swath of the population refusing to accept polio vaccination for religious beliefs from two thousand and nine to two thousand and eleven nearly two and a half million volunteers medical workers and doctors vaccinated children across the country and gradually eradicated the last few cases of the horrendous disease

"the question is: "if i do not stop to help the sanitation workers, what will happen to them?at's the question. you know, several years ago, i was in new york city autographing the first book that i had written. and while sitting there autographing books, a demented black woman came up. the only question i heard from her was: "are you martin luther king? "and i was looking down writing, and i said, "yes." and the next minute i felt something beating on my chest. before i knew it, i had been stabbed by this demented woman. i was rushed to harlem hospital. it was a dark saturday afternoon. and that blade had gone through, and the x-rays revealed that the tip of the blade was on the edge of my aorta, the main artery. and once that's punctured, you're drowned in your own blood; that's the end of you. it came out in the new york times the next morning, that if i had merely sneezed, i would have died. well, about four days later, they allowed me, after the operation, after my chest had been opened and the blade had been taken out, to move around in the wheelchair in the hospital. th

you need to think about sanitation. the options are simple. we recommend a set up if you are able to stay in your building or house to make sure that you have heavy duty trash bags available. you can set this up within your existing toilet bowl and once it's used. you take a little bit of our bleach. we talked about it earlier from the water. you seal the bag completely. you make sure you mark the bag as human waste and set it aside and wait for instruction about how to dispose of it. be very aware of cleanliness and make sure you have wipes so folks are able to wash up when dealing with the sanitation issue. >> thank you so much, >> so what brought you out here for the bike ride today? >> i grew up in san francisco but i have been living in new york. i wanted to see what san francisco is doing with infrastructure. >> cities are where people are living these days. the bay area is doing a lot with construction and the way to change the world starts here. >> we are about to take a bike ride. we have 30 cyclist. i'm really excited to hit the road

>> yeah, this is a weird bug in that way, usually sanitizers work just fine, for this one, you reallyur hands, sanitizer does not work all that well about and it does live for a long time on surfaces. >> ships are inspected. this ship scored pretty well, so it could pretty much happen on any ship then? >> they did, they scored great, they got a 98 on their most recent test, here's the thing, you can have a perfectly ship shape ship, but if someone sick walks on to it, you can have an outbreak like this. in some cases it doesn't matter how clean the ship was to begin with. >> one person with the noro virus that's how it can be spread? >> it could just be one person. i'm not saying that's what happened here, but sure one person can really start getting things going, especially if that person is a crew member and is preparing food, again, i'm not saying that's what happened here, but if you have a crew member who's preparing food and didn't wash their hands properly, that's a problem. >> what is the ship line. what is royal caribbean saying to get people medical attention. >> they're doi

. >> hand sanitizer is available and some sanitize seats on the plane. >> do you wipe drown the seat? >> yes. baby wipes and clorox wipes as well. yes. yes. >> there is a run on the flu vaccine in south shore ala media. you can see signs telling people today the shots are unavailable. and there is shortage of the vaccine. >> if you have a shot and don't know where to go there is a easy to use map on the web site. just type in a city, or skip, will give you where and times available. we've posted a link on our web site. just go to abc news.com. >> in san jess yeah, neighbors are banding together to stop a arsonist terrorizing people setting owe p 13 fires in six days this is a sketch of the suspect fires set in neighbors very close to one another. cornell? >> no exaggeration. many are living in fear 24-7. ate investigators want to get this man off the streets the latest target is this church. tonight the pastor wants tho know why. >> this, we can't use this. >> this is all that is left inside of a classroom at some john's baptist church the pastor wants to know why. >> i ask myself tha

but again, hand sanitizer just kills the virus instantly. within minutes or so, it dries up. then the alcohol fades away, and you're back to square one. so, yes, it stops the spread of a virus for the moment you apply it. as soon as your hands get dirty within a minute, two, three, or five or ten more minutes, you can contaminate yourself again. >> what about people who are at their jobs right now or even in their homes? what do you do to avoid getting sick? >> over the years, the foxnewshealth.com team, we have cultured not only our workplace but places all around the city from parks to subways to hot dog stands. what we find, we find e. coli. we find a lot of fecal matter everywhere. the point of the matter is, when we live in a society that is in constant movement and you have a lot of people going back and forth, then you have the potential for the outbreaks. that is why a lot of scientists that deal with infectious disease are saying be careful because one day we're going to have a super bug, and we have those already, that is going to be very difficult to treat and we d

usually sanitizers work just fine but for this one you want to wash your hands.tizer doesn't work that well and it lives for a long time on surfaces. >> and ships are inspected and their scores are on the centers for disease control website. this ship scored well. it could happen on any ship. >> they scored great. they got a 98 on their most recent test. you can have a ship-shape ship but if someone sick walks on the it you could have an outbreak like this. in some ways it doesn't matter how clean it was to start with. >> one person with a norovirus that's how it could be spread? >> it could be just one person. i'm not saying that's what happened here but one person could get things going especially if that is a crew member and preparing food. i'm not saying that is what happened here. but if you have a crew member not washing their hands properly, that's a problem. >> what is royal caribbean saying about getting people medical attention and back home? >> royal caribbean is doing several things. they are bringing in additional equipment and personnel. and we just

there's of course, you have hand sanitizer all over the boat. >> reporter: the short lived nor vow virus -- norovirus is suspected in another outbreak on a royal cruise ship. more than 600 people fell violently ill. >> i was on the floor. i was just laying down. i was so sick. >> reporter: the explorer of the seas got a top to bottom cleaning and is ready for its next voyage. today a crew from the centers for disease control and prevention will board the caribbean princess to sanitize the ship before it floats away on its next trip this weekend. ko im, cbs news. >> passengers on the caribbean princess spent the night on the ship till it could be cleared by customs. princess will offer a 20% credit to passengers toward a future cruise and a one-day per diem. >>> there's fallout in the case of a d.c. firehouse accused of not responding to a dying man right across the street two firefighters have been placed on paid administrative leave, including lieutenant davis who was in charge saturday amp. that's when 77-year-old cecil mills, jr. collapsed along the 1300 block of rhode island avenue n

they even brought in extra help to try and sanitize the ship. in the line for food, you're not allowed to touch anything. everything is handed to you. they canceled shows because they're entertainers have gotten sick. >> a team of investigators from the cdc is in st. thomas now to interview the passengers and crew to try to pinpoint the exact cause of the outbreak. we received a statement from royal caribbean saying the ten-day cruise will be cut short and everyone will return home two days earlier than planned. the company also said our doctors tell us symptoms are consistent with that of the norovirus but they are awaiting results of the test to confirm that diagnosis. our response included flying additional medical personnel and equipment to meet the ship and conducting additional sanitizing procedures at two of the ship's stops. >>> the grammy head carpet is in full swing. i'm nischelle turner here live on the red carpet. we'll bring you back to all the madness in just a second. don't go away. as a business owner, i'm constantly putting out

. >> our city sanitation workers are on full mobilisation and have been since this morning. they are working 12 hour shifts in light of the emergency, with more than 2300 workers on each shift. sanitation department already has deployed 450 salt spreaders to prepare the ground for what is coming. as soon as we have at least two inches of snow they'll deploy 1700 trucks equipped with snow ploughing. >> so that's bill de blasio, the democratic mayor of new york city, and, of course, he's facing a challenge with the team, and the reason it's important to him is a couple of years ago there was a major storm, and bill de blasio's area was not ploughed for three days. he kicked up a stink and he's the mayor, wanting to make sure whatever happens on this first or second day in office with the huge snow storm, he makes sure the city is properly ploughed. >> well, our first winter storm of 2014 has proven its strength and we are not over yet. we have another 10 to 12 hours of dealing with the storm, blowing and drifting snow, windchills below zero, coastal flooding and flight cancell

. >> bottled water only for sanitizing. we have to have our bathrooms and hand washing sinks set up with hand sanitizers, paper towels. >> reporter: authorities continue to test the water for the chemical which is typically used to clean coal. in the meantime the main priority for thousands is finding water that's safe to drink and use. fema has sent truck loads of water to help residents. >> people are anxious because they don't have certainty about what's going on. we are too in the sense we don't know how long this is going on. it doesn't make sense to panic. >> reporter: county officials say the longer this goes on the greater the concern for those vulnerable populations like the elderly who may not have access to bottled water. the u.s. attorney's office is investigating the chemical leak. >> thank you. >>> now dangerous winds, icy conditions, you know it. another weekend of severe weather causing headaches across the country. >> haven't we had enough? in the midwest -- we got february coming. dozens of accidents are b

that's exactly what his speech was about, why would we sanitize him, let's see what he was really about not as simple as sound bites. >> well, if you want to impress -- i know there are huge problems with education in chicago and a lot of our marriage cities, but if you want to do that, i suggest next year you take a look around and find somebody else. i think you made a huge pr mistake for your organization and i regret it. i'm going to take the last word on that. christine, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> straight ahead, is the obama administration cooking the books? senator tim scott is here to talk about that next. music stops ♪ music resumes ♪ ♪ [announcer] if your dog n dream it, [whistle] purina pro plan can help him achieve it. nutrition that performs. >>> tonight the big question is president obama and the obama administration cooking >>tonight the big question is president obama and the obama administration cooking the books? some of the obamacare enrollment numbers are raising eyebrows. senator tim scott joins us. good evening. >> thank you, greta. good to be with

usually, sanitizers work just fine, but for this one, you really want to wash your hands.work all that well, and it does live for a very long time on surfaces. >> and ships, i mean, are inspected. their scores are kept on the centers for disease control website, and this ship, i understand, scored pretty well. so, it could pretty much happen on any ship then, right? >> they did, anderson, they scored great. they got a 98 on their most recent test. and here's the thing, you can have a perfectly ship-shape ship, but if someone's sick walks on to it, you can have an outbreak like this. in some ways, it doesn't really matter that much how clean the ship was to start with. >> so, someone, one person with a norovirus, it can just -- that's how it can be spread, and then it just stays on a surface or something like that? have right, it can be. it could just be one person. i'm not saying that's what happened here. >> right. >> but sure, one person can really start getting things going, especially if that person is a crew member and is preparing food. again, i'm not saying that's w

. >> the central valley chicken processing plant shut down over sanitation issues has re-opened. foster farms resumed operations in livingston this morning after closing voluntarily for ten days and the federal government closed it for three days before that after finding cockroaches at the site. they have taken sanitation measures in and all employees are back at, on, the latest trouble at the plant. flee months earlier the government threatened to suspend production over salmonella concerns. >> still to come, president obama tackled a violent problem that affects women during their college years. >> fire and ice: the police classes overseas that are bringing out protesters in the snow. >>> director tarantino is calling on hole odd to mei lun and mei huans after someone leaked the script ad has atrial, or afib. he has the most common kind... ...it's not caused by a heart valve problem. dad, it says your afib puts you at 5 times greater risk of a stroke. that's why i take my warfarin every day. but it looks like maybe we should ask your doctor about pradaxa. in a clinical trial,

after being sanitized. now the cdc is going to oversee the sanitation of the ship before it sets sail tomorrow. the cruise line is blamed for fog for the reason it left early. it's offering passengers a 20% credit toward another cruise. anne-marie? >> susan mcginnis in washington. thank you, susan. >>> amanda knox has been found guilty again. yesterday an italian appeals court reinstated her murder conviction for killing her roommate in 2007. they also tacked on two and a half years to her 26-year sentence. knox was not in court when the verdi verdict was read. she's been in seattle ever since her first conviction was overturned. knox issue add statement saying she was frightened and saddened by the verdict and calls it unjust, but her legal battle is far from over. >> it still has to go in front of italy's high court for a final world which could come sometime in the summer or early next year. >> if knox's conviction is upheld it would be the state department's decision to turn her over to the italian auth

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still ahead "today in the bay," unloaded, sanitized, back at sea. how that caribbean cruise ship at the center of a suspected norovirus update will leave for its next journey. >> legal troubles for justin bieber continues. a petition aimed at sending him back to canada. why the white house is expected to respond to it. >> welcome back everyone. it's 4:45. first lady michelle obama will arrive in the bay area today. mrs. obama will attend at least one democratic national committee fund-raiser in san francisco today. officials will not say exactly where. tomorrow she will be at a luncheon with nancy pelosi. tickets range from $500 to more than $32,000 each. and they are sold out. tomorrow's event at 11:30 a.m. >> that massive security breach at target for that and the rest of the news before the bell, good morning. >> good morning, scott. futures higher following wednesday's sell-off, disappointing earnings, jitters over the health of turkey and more cuts to the fed's economic stimulus efforts adding to investor worries. the dow is at its lowest since

today a crew from the centers for disease control will board the caribbean princess to sanitize the ship before it floats away on its next trip this weekend. ko im, cbs news. >> princess cruises says it will offer a 20% credit to passengers towards a future cruise. >>> a bay area olympian gets a big sendoff in san jose. an energetic assembly was held this morning at archbishop mitty high school for paulina edmonds a sophomore. she is going to sochi for the winter olympics. >> i have all of you guys, it means a lot to me, that you're supporting me and behind me and yeah, thank you so much for your support. >> she says her teachers are sending her to sochi with homework packets. at 15 years old she is the youngest figure skater on team usa. can you believe that? homework? >> that's not right? >> she is going to learn so much by being there. >> extra credit! >>> today is the lunar new year, it started now and, of course, they are celebrating around the bay area and around the world. love those fireworks in chinatown and all the beautiful costumes. you know what they say there? "gung hay fat

you know, water and sanitation. people have developmental issues and they will usually say you can reach us with a drop of vaccine, why can't you reach us with education and health and with water and sanitation? >> reporter: so they were suspicious? >> they were very, i mean quite suspicious >> reporter: suspicion that the vaccine wasn't what was claimed- was particularly high among india's muslim minority mufti mukarram ahmed, imam of the fatehpuri mosque in substantially muslim old delhi, says memories are still vivid of coercive attempts by the government in the 1970's to sterilize people here >> ( translated ): they thought that in the polio medicine they have placed some medicine to sterilize people. they used to think that just like in the time of sanjay gandhi when sterilization operations were going on, they thought now, instead of doing operations they can just 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

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consensus on cross party negotiation and follow it caused an amendment to the act governing food sanitation. the ministry of health and welfare said that the ministry will race punishment for food safety violators to safeguard the quality of food in taiwan following a five hour cruise party negotiation million opposition parties finally reached a consensus on the proposed amendment to the act governing food sanitation including gifted at it as a mentor a veggie station and labeling of genetically modified ingredients. and lately of manufacture is a regionally and climbing down propose to postpone the review of the amendments added to concerns that a proposed amendment to create trade barriers between taiwan and foreign companies in the end the kmt caucus agreed that the amendment. b while the democratic progressive party caucus that the day when not fully satisfied with the negotiated federation said the act was acceptable to them says six edition of resolutions proposed by the dpp were included in the amendment. the highlights of the amendment to the act included a stiffer punishment for f

also, talked about green purchasing for hand sanitizers across city departments and that hand sanitizers that contain an element called triklosan are cancer causing. good knowledge for everyone to have. the main challenges that are facing green purchasing are the same as they've been when they came before the full commission, that was an older inventory management and purchasing system. it's very hard for us to stay as on top of green purchasing as we would like to. but we are all doing our very best. and then we had a really nice very in-depth conversation around the budget and specifically around some of the unfunded mandates that are here with the department. one of the things that came up that i also wanted to ask acting director osman about was we talked about potentially requesting general fund money to support the hacto work that we were doing and i didn't know if that was -- any progress had been made on that or that was something we were going to do in the future. >> i had a conversation with our budget analyst this afternoon about that. it's looking difficult. let's put it that

. >> the staff would not let you go anywhere without squeezing hand sanitizer on your hand. i think i probably had more hand sanitizer on these hands in the last week than my life. >> the cruiship will be sanitiz before heading out on the next voyage. >>> the super bowl buzz is building as both teams get back to practice. we're looking at the most interesting prop bets out there. that's coming your way next. >>> later, the cooler and new accusation against mayor rob ford. this one could force the mayor of toronto to defend himself in a courtroom that story and a check of weather when "way too early" comes right back. mine was earned in korea in 1953. afghanistan, in 2009. orbiting the moon in 1971. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection. and because usaa's commitment to serve current and former military members and their families is without equal. begin your legacy. get an auto insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve. meet our contestant. will

and toilets along the edges nearest think i can on the beach to protest against a lack of basic sanitation in the brazilian city outreach has been growing over the country's planned to hold the world cup for the demonstrating its descent over government spending. the protesters have said that the toilets represented untreated sewage that ends up in the sea waters and feel everyday the brazilian government has been accused of wasteful spending on this year's massive sporting event which protesters believe can be used to invest in services that create the city super system healthcare and education. i wanna take advantage of the movement the olympics are coming the world cup is coming. it's a chance to draw attention maybe the world can talk about what's happening in rio the conditions it's gets to me it's an unbelievable that there is not basic sanitation in the city like rio. mm i'm so hollow protesters used a radical methods to get a view across the deck least one thousand demonstrators taking to the streets opposing the government's plan to host the soccer world cup later this year as dem

>> james huntley's the union president for traffic and sanitation enforcement. he 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 askin

. >> the central valley chicken processing plant shut down over sanitation issues has now reopened. it closed for ten days and the federal government found cockroaches at the site the company says it has taken sanitation measures and all 3500 are now back at work. this was the latest trouble at the livingston plant. three months earlier the government threatened to suspend production there over salmonella concerns. >> target laying off workers after that massive security breech and eliminated 700 empty positions and no longer offering health care coverage for its part time workers starting in april the discounter citing new options available through health care exchanges under affordable care act. part time workers losing access will be given a $500 payment. >> why michael finney is here answering questions, first one comes from eric who asks if my cell phone doesn't work in places i frequent, can i get out of my contract early? >> well, that is layer yes's favorite game. >> i'm thinking no? >> if you do knit time, you can. all major carriers give you 14 days to test the phone. you

every 20 seconds a child dies because they lack access to clean water an sanitation. home for damon who has four daughters. water.org provides small loans to help people get access to water. >> people were paying 15 or 20 times what you or i pay for our water to a local water mafia. you give them their time back and work at their job and pay the loan off. they are in control of their destiny. it is not only about the millions of children who die every year. it is about the quality of life that somebody can have if they have access to clean water. >>> instead of supporting the lesionization legalization of pot, he says also in the interview the president said if he had a son, he would not let him play football because of the concussion risks. when you think of new york's central park. many of the things that come to mind are the horse drawn carriage rides. here is margaret connelly. >> fred, it is a horse buggy battle. many of us are flocking to central park to see the horses or go on one last carriage ride. they are an iconic way to go for a ride. they will soon be a

the ship is getting sanitized after a 10-day cruise was cut short.b tests haven't pinpointed the source of the illness but norovirus is suspected. >> got very ill, vomiting, diarrhea. and, uhm, it was that way for about a good 24 hours plus. >> today is the third sanitation barrier that we are doing since we found out that some of our guests were sick. so we have been cleaning this ship every, single minute of every, single day. >> royal caribbean says the ship will depart at its originally scheduled time tomorrow. the ship will head back to the caribbean. >>> 5:55. in the next half hour the investigation of the shooting death of 13-year-old andy lopez finally complete. who can face legal action? >> reporter: and it is raining in the south bay. not a lot, but we'll take it. i'm kiet do with a live report coming up. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, i want you to know stuff i want you to be kind. i want you to be smart. super smart. i want one thing in a doctor. to speak my language. i don't want you to look at the chart before you say hi...david. quiero que me h

the sanitation commissioner is a pro, he's been there a very long time. he knows what to do.ayor de blasio on tv today. he looked very mayoral, instructing new yorkers what to do about the snow. so i think the city is in very good shape. >> let's hope so. let's turn to the inaugural of the new mayor de blasio. often inaugurations are about reaching out to critics, reminding everyone we are one people, one community. fair to say this was not that? there was a lot of criticism of outgoing mayor bloomberg from the inaugural platform. let's take a listen. >> changing the stop and frisk law is as important as it is the change of the law is only the tip of the iceberg in fixing our deeply dickensian justice system. >> the plantation called new york city should be the city of god, the city set upon the hill. >> we live in a gilded age of inequality where stop and frisk abuses and warrantless surveillance have been touted as success stories as if crime can only be reduced by infringing on the civil liberties of people of color. >> that is very tough talk for an inauguration and many

. >>: there were sanitizing and the hallway infected passengers were advised to stay in their cabinsl they were well for at least 24 hours. >>darya: after a two month long court battle the family of a brain-dead and pregnant texas woman can finally agreesgrieve. marlise munoz was removed from life- support yesterday after her hospital complied with the texas judge's order. she was declared brain dead in november but the hospital kept her alive because she was pregnant sighting a texas law. the fetus was determined not viable. munoz will be very soon by her husband and parents. there is heavy security in russia as the country welcomes the olympic torch. but the russian ambassador to the u.s. says he's " absolutely certain " the olympic games in sochi next month will be safe from terrorist attacks. he pushed back against reports of a " black widow " threat. police and so she handed out fliers at hotels warn it of a woman they believe could be terrorist in the city. state department officials cautioned american athletes against wearing dark, it can find outside of sporting events and so

. >> you can use hand sanitizer. hands and incredibly hot water is better than hand sanitizer to both can help. alcohol -based hand sanitizer's are better than just washing your hands although you want to wash your hands also. hand sanitizer can be helpful, but they will not absolutely protect you. connell: thank you. dagen: with three children, one of them gets the vomiting and diarrhea bug, it spreads to the family. connell: no. we just throw them out of the house. [laughter] before it the bubonic plague may be making a comeback. they have found it is the same strain of pathogens that cause the bubonic plague. the news is disturbing. it shows that the strain has appeared twice with no reason. it proves it could show up again. connell: simply have no no original video available. investors have a question or two on their minds. karen mercer mayer deliver on her turnaround plan. >> the company ends itself on the hot seat. one of the biggest in history. yahoo! shares of 84% in 23rd team. this is what has everyone conce

the cdc will be on board to oversee the crews sanitizing that ship.ore than 170 people are believed to be sickened. this is the second cruise to have the outbreak of that virus. the other crews out cruise out new jersey had nearly 700 passengers sick. ♪>> dupe bowl weekend has arrived. fan fever is heating up. >> we are live in the heart of all of the festivities. >> michelle? >> fans are already taking advantage of all of the entertainment at super bowl boulevard at time's square. this is 13 blocks of entertainment. there have been plenty of star studded events. renee fleming will be performing the national an dem. she is already expressed some overwhelmedness. she is practiced d 800 times before the super bowl. she is pretty anxious. half time show is bruno mars. he only has two albums and says he's not scared and is confident about his performance on sunday. >> so honored i am a new artist. the nfl is such a prestigious stage they are giving the new guy a shot. i am so grateful for that. >> brunn mow mars will be joined with the red hot chili peppe

royal caribbean will have to go through an extensive sanitizing. >> reporter: we are expecting rain in the forecast. we have a few returns on the radar, but are remains pretty dry. any rain falling is moving through a dry layer of air and evaporating. we will not see much out there now. here is a wider view picture up to the north, tail end extending down. as we head into tomorrow, we are going to be seeing rain in the north bay. you have the 4:00 hour and showers in the north bay. that rain will overcome the dry layer. it will hit the ground. in lake tahoe there is rain and not snow. we have the warm front moving in. because of that it will be too warm to see snow. we will have rain in the sierra for tomorrow into wednesday morning. we have a better chance of rain wednesday evening. the dry pattern we have been seeing is breaking down. we will have two waves of the storm. tomorrow is the first one for the north bay. the second one is wednesday evening. that is the cold front. that will bring significant rainfall totals up to 3/4 of an inch. temperatures will drop thursday as the cold

>>reporter: free to everyone and hand sanitizer and programs that teach people to stay in their rooms when ill. >> illnesses that can attack and kill people 65 and over. the flu is one that is absolutely preventable. >>reporter: this years h1n1 flu may belessries -- less risky because it was around 60 years ago. >> people alive in the 60s have been around it before. >>reporter: the flu vaccine works. >>> a southern california woman known as octomom is accused of welfare tpra -- fraud. all of the children were conceived by invetro. >>> a study suggest that mtv show 16 and pregnant may have stopped 20,000 pregnancy. it reduced the birthrate by nearly 6% that year. this show follows 16-year-old girls during birth and the first few months. >>> the legislative committee will look into chris christie and his staff. he denied any knowledge and fired a top aid. >>> now our coverage of the play off run. fans planning to attend the game on send are shelling out one hundred dollars worth of tickets. the sea hawks sold their tickets only to people within the billing state. the denver broncos are

high le infectious it spreads in is areas with poor sanitation. but it can be prevented by vaccination. in fact there are only three countries left where polio remains endemic. afghanistan, nigeria and pakistan. faces many challenges in maintaining that record, from new delhi, liddy dutt reports. >> this doctor has been treating patients with polio for 30 years. a national campaign to vaccinated hundreds of millions of indian children against the disease is likely to lessen the doctor's future caseload. >> now because the prevalence has gone down, i see older and older patients coming to me. there is a huge backlog out there but they are still there. but we feel happy that i don't have to be with a freshly paralyzed case of poliomyelitis. >> poor sanitation, bad water quality, and a large number of people living in small spaces once constituted a perfect breeding ground for the disease. but greater public awareness and good project management mean health workers haven't reported a polio case here in years. >> the success of india is the greatest s

foster farms closed the livingston facility immediately for sanitation and treatment. they added no products were affected by the infestation. foster farms has shifted chicken production to its two fresno plants while the one in livingston is dealt with because of the cockroach infestation. >>> two engine workers were hospitalized tonight here in the bay area after an explosion inside the company's south san francisco lab. the fire martial says some cleaning solvents were being used to sterilize equipment and a chemical reaction occurred. the engine building was evacuated while crews tended to the victims. one of the workers had burns to the face, the other had burns to the hands. >> the fire was contained to the area of origin and the room of origin. the chemicals they were working with are still inside the room. there was no danger to the public at any time. the explosion did blow out the windows in the lab, but none of the chemicals exited the building. >> there was a flash fire at the same facility back in may. osha officials and the seminole county district attorn