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another adult male is also at sutter health, and a teen is at uc davis. marhler also represents a family of 3 sickened from eating the cheese. this man, 47 year old x died. representing 6 victims - marhler has filed a lawsuit against gehl foods out of germantown wisconsin the manufacturers of the jalapeno nacho cheese sauce. the california department of public health has tested other batchs of jalepeno cheese from the gas station to see if it too was tainted. but says lab tests show no signs of botulism. earlier this week there was a case of botulism in napa, but it is unrelated to this case from the gas station. as for lavinia she remains in poor condition and her prognosis is uncertain. her sister says she has shown some signs of improvement - from when she first came in. 16 year old johnny villasenor at children's hospital is also reportedly doing better then when he first was admitted. - botulism usually strikes fast with those hit experience blurred vision, drooping eyeslids and slurred speech. marhler says all of his clients recevied a vital antitox

another adult male is also at sutter health, and a teen is at uc davis.ler also represents a family of 3 sickened from eating the cheese. this man, 47 year old x died. representing 6 victims - marhler has filed a lawsuit against gehl foods out of germantown wisconsin the manufacturers of the jalapeno nacho cheese sauce. the california department of public health has tested other batchs of jalepeno cheese from the gas station to see if it too was tainted. but says lab tests show no signs of botulism. earlier this week there was a case of botulism in napa, but it is unrelated to this case from the gas station. as for lavinia she remains in poor condition and her prognosis is uncertain. her sister says she has shown some signs of improvement - from when she first came in. 16 year old johnny villasenor at children's hospital is also reportedly doing better then when he first was admitted. - botulism usually strikes fast with those hit experience blurred vision, drooping eyeslids and slurred speech. marhler says all of his clients recevied a vital antitoxin bu

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sutter health. proudly caring for northern california, birthplace of pioneers. >>> welcome back.outh koreans have a new president. he was sworn in just a short time ago. we just got this video of the inauguration ceremony in seoul. he won the election in a decisive victory yesterday. the u.s. is now watching to see how moon handles north korea. he said he will be willing to visit the north to talk about his nuclear program and will talk with the u.s. and china over a defense system which china fears it will be used for spying. we will see how it all shakes out. >>> if you use painkillers you might want to listen to the next study. common painkillers including ibuprofen are already known to increase the chance of a heart attack, compared with somebody not on the drugs and that was seen as early as one week when you start taking it. researchers say this doesn't mean you should avoid taking painkillers altogether, but if you are at risk of a heart attack you should avoid long-term use and high doses. >>> here's a word we love to hear. free. and on friday one coffee store will pour y

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sutter health.udly caring for northern california, birthplace of pioneers. >>> live look right now at downtown san jose, as you kick off your tuesday morning. some of our cameras around the bay area showing a little bit of mist and drizzle. that's going to clear up, though, making way for a nice day. kari hall will have more in moments. >> we look forward to that forecast. it's 4:44. we could have the verdict in the thiel of three jail guards accused of beating an inmate to death. jurors will continue deliberating this morning. prosecutors say the 2015 death of michael tyree was an abuse of power by the three deputies. the defense in the meantime is questioning much of the evidence in the case. the guards face life in prison if convicted. >>> right now, there is a deputy shortage at the san francisco county jail. the examiner is reporting that the sheriff as a result has now ordered 840 deputies to work mandatory overtime all the way until september. the department's already spent 22% more money in

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sutter health. proudly caring for northern california, birthplace of pioneers.udly caring for northern california, (just ( said it knows about >>> the bombshells keep on coming. breaking right now, what russia just said that it knows about the meeting between the president and the russian foreign minister that it can provide a transcript for. we're taking you live to washington, d.c. as this story is unfolding right now. >> and an alarming outbreak in the south bay. hundreds of students are sick with a stomach bug. we're live with what schools are doing right now to stop it from spreading this morning. >> plus a story we have been following since the start. new information we could learn today about the suspected serial arsonist in contra costa county. today in the bay continues right now. >>> all right, good morning. on what has suddenly become a very busy wednesday. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. we know you're busy as well. let's get straight to the forecast with kari. >> a nice day. we start out with skies that are clear

sutter health. proudly caring for northern california, birthplace of pioneers. >>> we're learning new details about the brawl at the giants game on monday. turns out it went from bad to worse for the team. giants outfielder michael morris got a concussion in the scuffle in at&t parb. in the middle of the screen, it was hard to watch. morris and jeff samardzija slammed their heads as they rushed into the melee. samardzija pitched in last night's game, but the giants lost. in the meantime, the league handed down its punishment, a six-game suspension for giants pitcher hunter strickland, and a four-game suspension for bryce harper. both are appealing that ruling. >>> different kind of clash right now. the countdown is on. we're one day away from game one of the nba finals. a live look right now at oracle arena. of course, the teams involved. warriors, cavs, only the third straight year in a row we've done that. the warriors were practicing for the big game yesterday. mike brown is back with the team af

sutter health.udly caring for northern california, birthplace of pioneers. >>> a spirit through years of conflict and terrorism has never been broken and will never be broken. there will be difficult days ahead. >> breaking news coverage on the suspected terror attack in manchester, england, continues. news of an arrest coming in to our newsroom. this after an explosion erupts outside an ariana grande concert leaving nearly two dozen dead. >> and breaking news in the south bay. firefighters here responded to a blaze in sunnyvale. you see them using the fire ladders right now, dousing it. kris sanchez is live from the scene. she'll be bringing us a report momentarily. >> good morning. thank you for joining us on this tuesday. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. want to check the forecast as well. temperatures will be dropping today. we'll feel it? >> yes, we'll feel it a little today. it will still be warm this afternoon for a couple hours. i think this will be much more comfortable than the w

sutter health. proudly caring for northern california, birthplace of pioneers. proudly caring for northern california, >>> a very good thursday morning to you. look at that. people up and about already. a live look from the east bay overlooking dublin. mike will have a look at the morning commute to help you work around the traffic. 4:54 right now. >>> millions of californians are drinking water that are making them sick or could even kill them. >> senior investigative reporter steven stock joins us with what he found. >> reporter: good morning, one expert calls it california's dirty secret. it's called 1, 2, 3 tcp, or try clorl propane. we found it in different water systems throughout the state serving more than one million people, four systems had levels of the tcp in the drinking water. it shows where state water quality tests on this map has found tcp in water systems and wells with levels higher than experts say are safe and could expose people to higher rates of cancer. what's more, no state including california has a maximum level of allowable tcp in dri

sutter health. proudly caring for northern california, birthplace of pioneers. proudly caring for northern california, francisco >>> welcome back. a live look outside this morning. downtown san francisco. all lit up. the sales force tower just sticking up above the sky line out there, and it is going to be a nice day in store. vianey is in for kari this morning. she'll have your forecast in a couple minutes. >> 4:55 for a newly released report shows how officers found and killed the suspect in the san bernadino attack in 2015. police were able to track the suspect and his wife by tracing their cell phones. the report says when officers found them in a black suv, farook got out and started firing his weapon. officers fired back. 27 bullets hit farook. his wife, though, kept the gun battle going until she was killed. she was shot 15 teams. both suspects were heavily armed and fired about 80 rounds. >> it was a painful year for one family. a vallejo family not giving up hope in finding a missing teenager. this year marks one year to the day since pearl pinson was l

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sutter health.g for northern california, birthplace of pioneers. >>> a big step forward to move the california presidential primary from june to march, the state senate today voted to approve that move. the state assembly did so in march. right now one of the bills must pass both houses and be signed by the governor for the date to actually change. the goal is to give the state more political influence moving it up earlier in the season. our primary last year happened after donald trump and hillary clinton had already become the presumptive nominee. >> paying taxes may soon extend off of our earth and into space. that's if california regulators have their say. the state's franchise tax board is taking partly cloudy on iubl launch rockets in california. no other state taxes rocket launches so industry analysts say if the proposal passes it may encourage companies to go elsewhere. >>> tonight researchers in england are showing off a smart arm that has its own set of eyes. the prosthetic limb designed

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it's even older and san francisco, sutter health, see pmc reports nearly half of their first-time momsover the age of 35. >> those kids are literally one in 1 million. what happens to the other ex- courts they are never used. most of them do not have the potential for making a baby. >> reporter: that's what our own reporter alex savidge and his wife found out, her eggs were not viable to make a baby and to make things even harder, they could not just use an egg donor. she was not going to be able to physically carry a baby. >> it changes like a dad changes but i don't have the motherly touch. >> as a woman it is hard to face reality that i cannot carry a baby. that's my reality. it's not going to happen for me. >> they were able to find a surrogate mother but most of us at work and had no idea the pain alex and his wife are going through. >> there is a stigma about not -- about infertility issues and not being able to have children in a natural way. and we certainly -- we felt that. i don't know, maybe we will not have kids or it's not meant to be. maybe it's not our reality. but i gue

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another adult male is also at sutter health, and a teen is at uc davis. marhler also represents a family of 3 sickened from eating the cheese. this man, 47 year old x died. representing 6 victims - marhler has filed a lawsuit against gehl foods out of germantown wisconsin the manufacturers of the jalapeno nacho cheese sauce. the california department of public health has tested other batchs of jalepeno cheese from the gas station to see if it too was tainted. but says lab tests show no signs of botulism. earlier this week there was a case of botulism in napa, but it is unrelated to this case from the gas station. as for lavinia she remains in poor condition and her prognosis is uncertain. her sister says she has shown some signs of improvement - from when she first came in. 16 year old johnny villasenor at children's hospital is also reportedly doing better then when he first was admitted. - botulism usually strikes fast with those hit experience blurred vision, drooping eyeslids and slurred speech. marhler says all of his clients vital antitoxin they cou

sutter health cpmc reports nearly half of their first-time moms are over the age of 35. >> and those kids are literally one in a million. what happens to the other eggs? they are never used. most of them do not have the potential for making a baby. >> reporter: that's what our own reporter alex savidge and his wife found out. her eggs were not viable to make a baby. to make things harder they couldn't just use an egg donor. she was not going to be able to physically carry a baby. >> and it changes like a dad changes. i don't have that motherly touch. >> as a woman you do. it's hard to admit and face the reality that i can't carry a baby, that's my reality. >> they were able to find a surrogate mother, but most of us had no idea the pain alex and his wife were going through. >> there's certainly a stigma about not being able to have children in a natural way. we certainly felt that. i don't know, maybe we aren't going to have kids or maybe this is not meant to be or maybe it is not our reality. but i guess not. >> i never fully understood until i had my own kids. i've been doing this

sutter health.g for northern california, birthplace of pioneers. >>> both sides put together a very comprehensive case about what happened to sierra lamar. >> more than five years after sierra lamar disappeared it took a jury just two days to reach a verdict. >> what legal experts say that means as we are just hours away from hearing the fate of antolin garcia-torres. >>> and this new video of a brawl at a florida airport after an onslaught of airline incidents. what caused that chaos this time? >>> here in the bay area hopefully you'll have a chance to enjoy warmer temperatures today because that's all about to change. >>> good morning on this tuesday, may 9 at 5:30, thanks for being with us. >> a lot of news going on but first we kick off with meteorologist mike nicco. hey, mike. >>> we'll talk about a dry live doppler 7 this morning. also what you're not seeing, not a lot of haze from our east bay hills camera. it will be out there. air is much cleaner so let's talk about what to expect today. te

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sutter health.thplace of pioneers. >>> on this memorial day weekend as we remember those who sacrificed, we pay tribute to one service member, a marine missing in action for nearly 50 years and his family's journey to bring him home. ♪ >> my dad billy ryan was an all-american irish catholic boy from north jersey. my dad lived a life of purpose. he always wanted to do something that was meaningful. when the marines were there saying he could learn to fly planes and be part of making a difference and serving his country, that resonated with him. >> reporter: michael ryan didn't really know his dad but has spent a lifetime learning about him. michael was only 3 months old when his father, first lieutenant billy ryan just 24 years old, was sent to fight in vietnam. it was 1968. ryan was a radar intercept operator flying in the backseat of f-4 phantom fighter jets. he flew over 300 missions in nine months. just days from his son's first birthday and planned r&r, ryan had one more mission. >> they were ac

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