now the cdc has not trace it back to any particular grower in the salinas region, but they are actively investigating. in francisco noel gallo kron 4 news. in the east bay, one and is thanking oakland police for saving his friend and who was suffering from a possible overdose. that man drove to the police station when officers, we're able to deliver nor can we talk with those officers who helped in this intense situation. >>and i just want to say proud i am of these 2 officers are officer vega here's my right he was working at a scan. without hesitation he jumped right over the counter literally jumped over the counter. he ran outside and began. performing cpr an officer masson. recognize what arrived on scene that the victim. possibly overdose so he administer narcan so this is on record. hospital they issued us. 800 of these units and we have issued these to all of our she'll personnel. and the training which was only about a month ago we've had about 5 cases were oakland police officers are saved twice. >>this interview first aired on our 24 7 streaming news service kron and make sur

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more than forty cases of e-coli have been tied to lettuce grown in the salinas region. are removing the tainted lettuce, a lot of it has already been sold. health officials are asking consumers to see if the packaging has the word salinas on the label in any form. almost 30 people have been hospitalized and five have kidney failure. e -coli infections can take up to ten days to develop. some infections are mild but others are severe or even life- threatening. for more info go to our website at kron4.com (vicki) up next at 5:30- a new study says teens are getting lazier. the special program one country has come up with to get kids to spend more time outdoors. (grant) and north bay families are still recovering from the kincade fire. who they are turning to... for help before the holidays. you know when you're at ross and you realize it's time your sister stopped borrowing your sweaters? yeah! that's yes for less. stop stealing mine... never. holiday gifts everyone's sure to love at 20 to 60 percent off department store prices. at ross. yes for less. tto harrison, the win

health officials are asking consumers to see if the packaging on their romaine lettuce has the word salinas on the label in any form if so throw it away. the careful out there klaus sixt organic now but the main thing she's learned from all of this when you bring things wash everything well should so important. if you did have to throw out romaine lettuce from your fridge, the cdc is suggesting that you wash and sanitize the shelves that it was stored on. now the cdc has not trace it back to any particular grower in the salinas region, but they are actively investigating. in francisco noel gallo kron 4 news. >>shopping are all have already started doing a lot of shopping so black friday is coming up remember. porch pirates, yeah, they're very active during the season, if you have on on gifts heading to your doorstep you need to make sure that you are taking the extra steps to protect your path after this look at these folks all caught. that includes signing up for delivery updates that way you can know. a very a drop-off top you your pet packages are undeterred sitting outside your door. yo

that was grown in the salinas region kron four's know biello joins us live from the newsroom now.more on this outbreak and one marine county woman's experience with this bacteria. now all. >>jr and justine you may remember almost exactly a year ago there was a romaine lettuce e coli outbreak stemming from santa barbara this year as you mentioned has been traced back to salinas but according to the cdc, this year's is the same strain as the last. i met a woman today who contracted e coli last year and feels it's unacceptable that this keeps happening. too often too often no one's accountable for this. and this is the problem after spending the first few weeks of 2019 trying to get rid of e coli in her system. >>tipper on resident collect klaus was frustrated to hear of the latest outbreak and we've got to. >>make sure that our farmers are really really careful. but we're ingesting into our bodies and he collides not one thing that we want in our bodies. >>clough said she was in severe pain when she went into the hospital on christmas eve last year and after being diagnosed with eco

now the cdc has not trace it back to any particular grower in the salinas region, but they are actively investigating. in frncisco noel gallo kron 4 news families. >>they're gettinghelp for the holiday season this and the tail samaritan house stributed frozen turkeys and all the fixings to more than a 1000 families. you canee the long lines ofamilies. showed you in just a few seconds to run promise you there's whole bunch of people showing up over the weekend to getheir hands on there it is on the goodies. >>ming week for thanksgiving week will serve between a 1,1500 hot meals they didn't do this fall over again in lateecember when we bring a toy shop in actn for about 4,000 children. >>on thanksging day they expect feed about an 500 community members at 5 different locations across the bay area. before you shop for the holidays on black friday warning thismorning about porch pirates if you have online gifts heading to your doorsp you need totake extra stepsto prott your packages and that includes gning up for delivery of drop-off times to ack with keep packages from sitting oside for t

the escape from jail in salinas on sunday after cutting a hole in the ceiling of the bathroom. >> just because they are back in custody me doesn't mean we are going to stop doing our job to investigate. we will find out what we can about how did they get from salinas to mexico. >> it does not appear anyone was with them at the time of arrest, but it's unclear if they had help escaping. >>> in more the 24 hours since the polls close, and san francisco's nailbiting race still up in the air. >> let's take a look at the numbers. interim district attorney suzy loftus leads chesa boudin by votes. >> reporter: the video we're about to show you required us to bleep out some curse words and blurt out some rude finger gestures, all directed at the union for san francisco police officers. >> [ bleep ]. >> reporter: it happened at last night's election party for chesa boudin. sandra fewer took the podium. the crowd began to raise middle fingers and chant middle fingers at the police union, the san francisco poa. several other progressive supervises past and present are also seen in the video, alth

now the cdc has not trace it back to any particular grower in the salinas region, but they are activelynvestigating. in francisco noel gallo kron 4 news. 3 days away and sacred heart. >>they help the needy but very need this morning as well yeah, let's head to the south bay right now kron 4 sarah stinson standing by with more on that and how we can help sarah. >>yeah that's right sacred are here in san jose their major need of donations because they're trying to feed. thousands of boxes that they hand out full of goods. you have the turkey rice pasta some bread lot of produce really good stuff. but there are major need of donations because right now they are short turkey's and so that's going to a problem they said even today. they should have enough but then the rest the week is going to look pretty slim so if you could help they are in need of it there's about 4,000 of these boxes that will go to members of the community in need of a holiday meal. the only problem is that again they still need 6,000 turkeys to meet their goal for november and december during the holidays, you know we

there's another coli outbreak involving romaine lettuce this time linked to the salinas region we're ing to have reaction from the woman who contracted coli last year just now getting over it. and the rain we've been waiting for the timing of it. i'm talking rain that may impact your thanksgiving travel still to come. >>i'm on 6 amy there's the crash folks are heading south for one or create the backup actually starts and calm. on south 6 city of to 42 that continues right through the 24 split before you get a i'm ládeia, and there's more to me than hiv. there's my career... my cause... and creating my dream home. i'm a work in progress. so much goes into who i am. hiv medicine is one part of it. prescription dovato is for adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment and who aren't resistant to either of the medicines dolutegravir or lamivudine. dovato has 2 medicines in 1 pill to help you reach and then stay undetectable. so your hiv can be controlled with fewer medicines while taking dovato. you can take dovato anytime of day with food or without. don't take dovato if you're allergic to

health officials are asking consumers to see if the packaging has the word salinas on the label in any form. almost 30 people have been hospitalized and five have kidney failure. e -coli infections can take up to ten days to develop. (ken)let's get a check of the weather around the bay area.... (pam) our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is talking cold and snow. talking cold karnow is talking cold and snow. is in full swing and the lake tahoe area is seeing snow!(pam joining us now on the conditions on the slopes .. and what you can expect for thanksgiving weekend ... kevin "coop" cooper joins us.. hi coop- how do things look tonight... (pam) tonight... (pam) the recent p- g-and-e power shutoffs have a lot of people in the bay area upset and frustrated -- they are asking whether the shutoffs are really necessary. state senator bill dodd represents many of those who lost power. he recently sat down with host of 'inside bay area politics'- catherine heenan -- and explained how lawmakers are taking action against the utility. <...state legislature> (pam) you can watch more of catherine

that's right vicki and greg, you know on the lead since they escaped from the jail here in salinas on sunday. >>these 2 former fugitives that actually made it across the border into mexico were on their y for some unknown reason back into the united states when they we captured. here's more on the or >>free for about 72 hours since their escape sunday from the monterey county jail in salinas the 2 fugitive han and feet in cuffs arrived back here at the county jail abo 1230 wednesday ter their capture just after miight at the mexic border. >>the news is they've been a poll found in both arrested. >>command john thornburg said duties got a tip that 2 escapees were in mexico near to you wanna once we receive thatnformation we notified a customs border prection agency. >>and they were able to locate them tryingto walk ack into the country 21 year-old santos fonsica and 20 year-old jonathan salazar. >>escaped early sunday after ting a hole in the ceiling of a bathroom and then crawled through a hah into a part of the jailhat was under construction, where there was no ror wire on the fencin

>>now the cdhasn't traced e outbreak to any specific grower in the salinas arebut they e looking into that of course if you have romaine cdc suggests that you make sure you thoroughly wash it before you eat it and also scrub down to disfect the shelv that you he it stored on. >>still ahead on the on 00:04am mning news and east bay city islooking to turn a vact lot into hundreds of new homes will telyou where and the details coming up. before we get to that story, let's head outside really quickly show you the bay bridge tl plaza it is not a getaway mondafor a lot of people it's go to work monday. robin nston will tell us abouthe trafc situation when we come bk. >>in the east bay, the city of hayward wants to build ndreds of new homes sure could use it the housing crunch air yeah, kidding now th city is ready to work with sell about 30 acres of land and they're hoping that they can turn that landing too. roughly 625 new housing uts which would be again a big help with th housing crisis trails and public parks built around the area too and a variety of town hom that could be available t

the lettuce was grown in the salinas, california region. that is your cbs money watch report. for more, head to cbsmoneywatch.com. at the new york stock exchange, i'm marc liverman. >>> 4:41. >> coming up, the new green wednesday deals setting the bar higher for deep discounts. >> and before we head to break, a live look at the city of san francisco. it is raining again today. mary will have a >>rianbusine h plan to e re a is offering big discounts. >>> thanksgiving is all about your friends, family, coming around the table, giving thanks and cannabis in thsame w you pass the joint around. >>> the holiday discounts come just before california increases business tax rates on legal marijuana at the start of the new year. >>> 4:44 right now after not check of weather. looks like the brunt of the rain has passed but more cold weather. >> it has brought impressive rainfall amounts and winds and we're starting with scattered showers. even some isolated thunderstorms as brief heavy se this morning. let's zoom in and you can see light to moderate rain across the golden gate bridge into

>>free for about 72 hours since their escape sunday from the monterey county jail in salinas the 2 fugitives hands and feet in cuffs arrived back here at the county jail about 1230 wednesday after their capture just after midnight at the mexican border. >>the news is they've been a. the poll found that both arrested. >>commander john thornburg said deputies got a tip that 2 escapees were in mexico near to you wanna once we receive that information we notified a customs border protection agency. >>and they were able to locate them trying to walk back into the country 21 year-old santos fonsica and 20 year-old jonathan salazar. >>escaped early sunday after cutting a hole in the ceiling of a bathroom and then crawled through a hatch and into a part of the jail that was under construction, where there was no razor wire on the fencing did they have help on the outside will find out everything we possibly can about how did they get from everyone know how they got from salinas de mexico. >>we'll do everything we can to figure that out a man on for the 2 men led deputies to surround a motel and mari

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plus there is at an e coli outbreak involving romaine lettuce this time it's linked to the salinas region. we'll have reaction from a woman who contracted e coli last year. and a military move in car. we'll have details on a major firing and potential high. before we go a little peek outside here's 92 traffic is a little busy but not bad and all we're not going to as many folks on the road this monday morning. but of course, we'll check your forecast and your weather which is very important have that coming up after the break. >>welcome back to let him to mount rose right mount rose located on the east side of lake top is officially open. the rain on about a resort posted pictures of skiers. they were hitting the slopes during this a pristine conditions and it's beautiful look at all that white powder. the mountain officially open top to bottom more than 1400 feet of winter bliss there it is it got its first snow of the season early last week and officials are keeping a close eye. conditions ahead in that area over the next few days because there's a winter warning or winter storm that's

. >>> a man hunt is under two inm from the monterey county jail over the weekend. salinas. consider them both to be armed and dangerous. please dial 911. >> the two inmates escaped sometime between a head county sunday morning. authorities released new images inside the jail saying there's a blind spot around this bathroom in the unit they slept. inside that bathroom you can see on the ceiling where authorities covered a hole saying the inmates climbed up and through this narrow maintenance area. >> it goes up the ceiling where the pipes are. there is a little bit of room in there for maintenance work. and this is an area they wereto >> the inmates then managed to escape the jail building through this patch authorities believe they kicked out. while most of the jail is surrounded by barbed-wire. the fugitives were both born in salinas and authorities say affiliated with different gangs. investigators are now looking into if other inmates helped them escape. >> we're going to do everything we possibly can to see what happened and how it happened. >> authorities are offering a

. >> doo do not eat it the cdc warns. from salinas, california, this lettuce may contai e. coli. >> we live in a part of the country prides itself on healthy produce. i hope they get a handle on it. >> more than 75,000 pounds of salad produce kaning meat or poultry have been recalled. the fda and cdc they are investigaten and don't have a responsible grower or supplier. >> we don't have a clue right now. all we know based on the salad unopened and still in the individual person's refrigerator that tested positive for e. coli marked coming from the salinas region. >> according to the cdc, a total of 28 people have been hospitalized. the illness is believed to have started between september 24th and november 10th. food and safety lawyer bill marler is representing several of the infected and said the fda needs to implement better environmental controls. >> e. coli 0157 is not a bug to mess with. you know, it sickens about 75,000 americans every year. kills about 100. but leaves sometimes thousands of people with kidney damage, bowel damage, brain damage. >> luz pena, abc 7 new

plus there's another e coli outbreak involving romaine lettuce and the timit's been linked to salinas region. we have reaction from a woman who ntracted e coli last year. and the snow machines in the from mother nature is skiers get ready to enjoy some snow on thanksving more on that john. >>yeah, i know kindf nice to hearthat but maybe not so going to be on ny people are the roads. we are talking rain for the bay and then snow in the sierra right before thanksgiving, i've got the details on what to exct in your forecast. >>and i'm a ttle surprised at how manyolks are on the road right now heading into san francisco. you're back to fear the toll plaza on all the fear the toll plaza on all the way out to westrand. ♪ lowe's helps you do hosting right withheest prices of the year on applices to help you handle anything and erything. great gifts this price? is this for real? not exactly that's bargain bliss setting in you're basking in the glow of great gifts at deep discount prices. anis that... mmhmm ♪grocery outlet jingle ♪ meow, meow, meow, meow, meow, meow, meow. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ meow, meow,e

escaped from the jail in salinas yesterday morning. that is right off of highway 101, about 60 miles south of san jose. >> the suspects are identified as 21-year-old santos fonseca and 20-year-old jonathan salazar, most men are from silliness. both are said to have gang ties and both are said to be charged with murder in two separate cases. how the two were able to escape and the efforts to get them back in custody. >> reporter: a manhunt is underway for these two inmates who escaped from the monterey county jail over the weekend. 20-year-old santos fonseca and 20-year-old jonathan salazar, both awaiting trial for murder charges in separate cases and being held at the jail in salina. >> we consider them both to be armed and dangerous. please do not try to apprehend him. please dial 911. >> reporter: the two inmates escaped sometime between a headcount between 6:30 and 8:15 sunday morning. ies released ne inside the jail saying the man exploited a surveillance blind spot in the units where they slept. inside the bathroom, you can see on

coli marked from the salinas region. >> according to the cdc, a total of 28 people hospitalized. the illness is believed to have started between september 24th and november 10th. food and safety lawyer bill marler is representing several of the infected and sai environmental controls. >> e. coli 0157 is not a bug to mess with. you know, it sickens about 75,000 americans every year, kills about 100, but leaves sometimes thousands of people with kidney damage, bowel damage, brain damage. >> luz pena, abc 7 news. >>> and happening now, the holiday travel crunch is on. hundreds of thousands of people are traveling for the thanksgiving holiday. here a live look at sfo. yesterday was expected to be the busiest day for sfo ahead of the holiday. abc 7 news reporter chris reyes spoke with some taking it in stride. >> san diego, thanksgiving flying back from college, missed my flight because didn't get through security in time. >> ask anyone at the airport, everyone has that one nightmare story traveling on thanksgiving. >> nully weds here jonathan and eva moore learned their lesson. >> ts

the motel is just 10 miles left from the motel in salinas. the stand off has gone on for hours now.as i mentionerred we just heard from the sheriff's department minutes ago that salazar to be checked out -- as i mentioned, we just heard from the sheriff's department minutes ago that salazar to be checked out was not in the room. they did not find him. but they have a strong belief that he was in fact, there. we learned yesterday that salazar and fonseca snuck out from a hole in a bathroom ceiling. they evaded a razor wire that tops the perimeter fencing by escaping through a temporary construction area. >>> stay with kpix5 and kpix.com for updates as we get them throughout the evening. >>> it happened over the summer, andrea borba explains it all turned out to be a family affair. >> reporter: detectives believe they thought they had gotten away with it all while they were closing in on their suspects. from chop chopper 5 you can see the aftermath. the driver robbed of several hundred thousand dollars in cash. >> at that moment in time we didn't have a whole lot of leads. >> reporter

>>free for about 72 hours since their escape sunday from the monterey county jail in salinas the 2 fugitives hands and feet in cuffs arrived back here at the county jail about 1230 wednesday ter their capture just after midnight at the mexican border. >>the news is they've been a the poll found that both arrested. >>commander john thornburg said deputies got a tip the 2 escapees were in mexico near to you wanna once we receive that information we notified a customs border prottion agency. >>and they were able to locate them trying to walk back into the country 21 year-old santos fonsica and 20 year-old jonathan salazar. >>escaped early sunday after cutting a hole in the ceiling of a bathroom and then crawled through a hatch and into a part of the jail that was under construction, where there was no razor wire on the fencing did they have help on the outside will find out everything we possibly can about how did they get from everyone know how they got from salinas de mexico. >>we'll do everything we can to figure that out a man on for the 2 men led deputies to surround a motel andarina on tu

the bay area, the front is now in the monterey bay, they're still seeing some heavy rainfall in the salinas parts of hollister. continue to see showers into watsonville in the south bay catching a little bit of a break there are some heavy downpours there for a while and the san jose, but now just scattered showers around the area and then you're going to see you got the cold air ming in behind that front and you're going to see these areas we get these downpours maybe some embedded thunderstorms, some of the cells coming through scattered showers in along the peninsula, too and more that in the north bay as well so that's what we're going to see on and off now more scattered showers with this type of system and then cold enough for starting to see some snow begin to show up over some of the mountain peaks. the winds have been a big story, some of those gusty winds 3040 plus miles per hour. evenown in the urban areas that's why we have reports of some of the power outages and up over the mount ops as high as 50 plus miles per hour. winds right now to 24 pacifica 22 in mill valley, 18 in oak

the cdc advice to dispose of any romaine let us harvested in salinas, cal, may contain e. coli. >> it is scary we live an area priding itself on produce. >> more than 75,000 pounds of food has been recalled due to the contamination. the fda and cdc say they are investigating and don't have a responsible grower or supplier >> we don't have a clue right now. all we know based on the salad that was unopened and seville in the individual's person's refrigerator coming from the salinas region. >> according to the cdc 28 people have been hospitalized. the illness is believed to have started between september 24th and november 10th. food and safety lawyer bill marler is representing several of the infected and says the fda needs to implement better controls. >> the e. coli is not a bug to mess with. it's sickening about 75,000 americans every year. kills about 100, but leaves sometimes thus us though uses of people with kidney damage, bowel damage, brain damage. >> luz pena, abc 7 news. >>> and happening now, the holiday travel krurj on. hundreds of thousands of people are traveli

number one goal is met, and that's producing safe food for the consumer. >> the cdc says throw away any romaine lettuce with salinas on the label, lettuce that's not labeled, and mixes that contain romaine. >>> new tonight, one of the most popular bakeries in san francisco is closed for repairs this weekend. the chronicle is reporting that tartine was closed by the department of public health for showing signs of rodent infestation. the bakery's co-owner says it will remain closed throughout the weekend. >>> a suspect in a hit and run tries to cover their tracks, ditches her tesla, but little did she know it was all caught on camera. >> and tis the season so travel, but our major bay area airports seem to be on a bad list this year. >> a donkey stuck in a sink hole. how a construction crew managed to save him. >> and don't forget we are streaming now on cbsn bay area. you can find us on kpix.com, the cbs news a it's time for the ultimate sleep number event on the sleep number 360 smart bed. you can adjust your comfort on both sides, your sleep number setting. can it help keep us asleep? absolutely, it intelligently

that was drew ondrej reporting the sheriff's department said both men are from the salinas area and have had gang affiliation to some extent but we're. >>affiliated with opposing gangs. the sheriff's office is offering a $5,000 reward for information that leads to the capture of the 2 inmates. >>in the east bay a 6 month old terrier mix stolen from the berkeley humane society over the weekend. the dog has been found the dog's name is ribbon robin reportedly was stolen from a password protected area within the shelter by a volunteer. the humane society says the woman arrived at the kennels but had not signed up for a volunteer shift security video shows her leaving the kennel with ribbon on a leash the humane society is calling this a deliberate act. >>this is an unprecedented event for the humane. when we look at the security footage it really does look like it wasn't deliberate premeditated act. in all of our years of having hundreds and hundreds of volunteer is in every capacity imaginable you everything from mopping the floor too helping the sfa's new days and doing surgeries with we'

the monterey county sheriff's office says two inmates escaped from the jail in salinas yesterday morning 101, about 60 miles south of san jose. >> the suspects are identified as 21-year-old santos fonseca and 20-year-old jonathan salazar, most men are from silliness. both are said to have gang ties and both are said to be charged with murder in two separate cases. how the two were able to escape and the efforts to get them back in custody. >> reporter: a manhunt is underway for these two inmates who escaped from the monterey county jail over the weekend. 20-year-old santos fonseca and 20-year-old jonathan salazar, both awaiting trial for murder charges in separate cases and being held at the jail in salina. >> we consider them both to be armed and dangerous. please do not try to apprehend him. please dial 911. >> reporter: the two inmates escaped sometime between a headcount between 6:30 and 8:15 sunday morning. authorities released new images inside the

the fda is warning grocery stores, restaurants shoppers, don't buy, eat, or sell lettuce from the salinas valley. new evidence says vitamin e acetate should be to blame. researchers analyze black market baby products and any of the liquids contain the acetate. 2000 people >>> talk about that millionaire presidential candidate tom steyer spent his time in the bay area ahead of thanksgiving. >> and if you're hitting the roads for this holiday thanksgiving might be the worst time to leave. there are those who will say that you're: too fat. too skinny. too hard. too soft. too old. too much. too unexpected. too limited. and to them we say too bad. because at kaiser permanente, we believe that everyone deserves the right to thrive. >>> it's nice because it makes me feel safer about fire also causing a lot of new problems across the bay area. >> when i first saw it i thought i would cry because the need was so urgent. >> a meal and a warm coat for those in need. how an oakland rapper is providing relief. >>> from ktvu fox 2 news, this is . >> good morning. thank you for joining us. welcome back

>>free for about 72 hours since their escape sunday from the monterey countjail in salinas the 2 fugitives hands and feet in cuffs arrived back here at thcounty jail about 1230 wednesday afte their capture just after midnight at the xican border. >>the news is they've been a. foound in both arrested. >>commander john thornburg said deputies got a tip that 2 escees were in mexicnear teal wanna once we receive that information notified a customs border protection agency. >>and they were able to locate them trying to walk back into the country 21 year-old ntos fonsica and 20 yearld jonathan salazar. >>escaped y sunday after cuing hole in the ceiling of through a tch into a part of d the ail that was under construction, where the was no razor wire on the fencing did they have help on the outse will find out everything weossibly can about. >>how did they get from everyone know howhey got from salinas de mexico. we'll do everything we can to figure that out a manhunt for the 2 men led deputs to surround a motel and marina on tuesday after receiving a tip that jothan salazar was holed up there. m

beautiful shot here, dense fog advisory through 9:00 for the north bay valleys also towards the salinas valley. here is the way it looks from mount tam. you can see the fog out there. well be looking for it to clear and sunny skies for most of you with mild conditions, even warm conditions in the inland valleys. then things witch around for the second half of the work week. in oklahoma. mate san mateo 72 in fremont. the accuweather seven-day forecast a little change through early next week. >>> number two. ther versus number three. depending on the poll you take. undefeated. go tigers fans that made the trip here. i mine, these are brave folks here in 'bama country where they say all is roll tide roll! live on the game die site here, tuscaloosa. all morning long. back to do you as we enjoy 30-degree temperatures. back up to you. >> excellent. rob with the fans and the who apparently. >> good play list going over there in alabama right now. >> yes, they do. >> ready to roll on a saturday. thank you, rob. talk soon. >>> transition to this, though. people living in new jersey in a town the

. >>> now to the software police in salinas are investigating the stabbing death of a pregnant woman near salinas high school. 26-year-old mariana geraldo was leaving work on tuesday when the suspect, 43-year-old garrick chef stabbed her. the suspect and victim reportedly didn't even know each other and there is no motive for the killing. the victim's husband said she was two months along in her pregnancy. jeff was arrested a block from where the stabbing happened and booked on suspicion of murder. >>> in the presidential impeachment inquiry of the house wrapped up its last scheduled public hearing today. testimony was largely about the presidents attorney and his efforts to get the ukraine to investigate the bidens. republicans appear to be embracing for a formal impeachment trial. >> reporter: house democrats wrap up another week of public hearings in the impeachment inquiry, leaving republicans to look at for possible trial in the senate. >> he was clearly pushing forward issues and ideas that would you know, probably come back to haunt us. >> reporter: former national security cou

>>free for about 72 hours since their escape sunday from the monterey county jail in salinas the 2 fugitives and feet in cuffs arrived back here at the county jail about 1230 wednesday after their capturejust after midnight at the mexican boer. >>the news is they've been a the oll found in both arrested. >>commander jo thornburg said deputies got a tip that 2 escapees were in mexico near to you wanna once we receive that information we notified a customs border protection agency. >>and they were able to locate them tryingto walk back io the country 21 year-old santos fonsica and 20 year-old jonathan salazar. >>escaped early sunday after cuttng aole in the ceiling of a bathroomand then crawled through a hatch and io a part of the ja that was under construction, ere there was no razor wire on t fencing did they have help on the tside will find out everythi we possibly can abouhow did they get from everyone know how they got from salinas to mexico. >>we'll do everything we can to figure that out a manhunt for th 2 men led deputies to surround a motel and marina on tuesday after receiving a tip

it's the 43rd time this year that someone has thrown something at a car in the prunedale area around salinas. the latest incident happened before 8:00 last night on eastbound 156, a car full of a family was headed toward the san miguel canyon when something hit the car. it shattered the glass and fell onto a man inside the car and cut his arm. here is what one of the passengers told us. >> it was kind of like a balloon popping. it was more disorienting than anything but i guess, i mean it's lucky that nothing bad happened. >> yes, yes. >> but something bad could happen. >> another attack happened monday when a van carrying a family was hit. right now a $4,000 reward is being offered for information to find who is responsible. >> it's 6:05. let's talk about something perhaps happier, all the black friday shopping. >> all the black friday shopping in the cold weather, all the people dedicated to getting deals and our own kris sanchez is out there braving the cold and finding people who are willing to share what they've bought for themselves, because kris, you're finding a lot of people shoppin

the monterey county jail in salinas. they have been on the run ever sense. >> just because they are back in custody does not mean we will stop doing our job to investigate the crimes. we'll find out everything we can about how did they get from, everybody wants to know how they got from salinas. >> since their escape the sheriff's department says that there have been three security improvements made to the housing unit to prevent escape from happening again. these inmates between them are now being housed separately in a new unit. >>> experienced 11 in the last year alone. >> is bad, people can work, can charge the phone, it's like what's weird is when you lose power, or have no service. >> reporter: the island gets electricity from the deva substation located at the port of oakland. >> part of that infrastructure is 40-50 years old to put into context the useful life of most every structure is usually 30 years old, a lot of the infrastructure is outdated and old and need to be replaced. >> reporter: with a power flipped

the outbreak has been linked to romaine grown in the salinas, california aa. e. coli can cause severe gastrointestinal illness and even death. and, on wall street, stocks edged higher, taking three major indexes to new highs. the dow jones industrial average gained 55 points to close at e ,121. sdaq rose 15 points, and, the s&p 500 added almost seven. still to come on the newshour: how the courts can shape the road ahead for impeachment. the rise and fall of wework-- why the startup's value dropped by $40 billion in a matter of weeks. own your own home in italy for a single euro, with a few strings attached, and much more. >> woodruff: impeachment is the ultimate test of twe balance of in our government. now the courts are weigh wg in on how tte house must comply with congress. the rulings could change what evidence and witnessear in the next phase of the impeachment inquiry. we also have new details on the next public hearing. here to unpack the latest, our white house correspondent, yamiche alcindor. hello, yamiche. a lot to catch up with here. just in the last

when we first >> reporter: when we first came to the salinas valley four yea ago, we saw walls of leafygreens being tossed away. and it's still happening. on peak days up to 200 tons of produce is headed to this dump; it's all surplus; from nearby farms and packaging facilities. it ends up here for a bunch of reasons: it's either too small, but, it was these plastic bags that really frustrated, cesar zuniga. he's the facility's waste manager. sad to receive all this material and not put it to better use. the plastic makes it hard to compost. you shred the plastic with the organics, it contaminates the compost. >> reporter:ll this used to be tossed in a landfill, where it would rot and emit methane, a greenhouse gas, but cesar zuniga says there's a new solution. look at all that food waste!la lettuce inic bags! >> yes it's all film plastic. it's the same stuff we saw four years o. now we have this machine, the debagger and it separates out the plastic from the lettuce. >> reporter: all that bagged lettuce goes in here.. >> as you can see, it's being separated. the plastic and the debris

the tainted lettuce is from salinas, california. the cdc says any romaine labeled grown in salinas should be thrown out. >>> overseas at least 23 people are confirmed dead after an earthquake in albania. hundreds of others were injured and trapped in rubble and debris. teams from three other nations are now helping to search for survivors. rescuers did pull a 5-year-old boy from beneath the rubble. he is among dozens of survivors rescued from collapsed buildings. >>> back in this country we're following breaking news. an explosion sparking a massive fire at a chemical plant in east texas. flames from the blast lit up the night sky over port neches. a mandatory effect is in effect. no injuries are reported. we'll keep you posted. >>> back now to weather. with so many people hitting the roads and the skies for thanksgiving, let's take a closer look at your forecast for this wednesday. >>> good morning. we continue to track this powerful low pressure system moving into the great lakes bringing heavy snow and strong winds to the upper mi

>>free for about 72 hours since their escape sunday from the monterey county jail in salinas the 2 fugitivesd feet in cuffs arrived back here at the county jail about 1230 wednesdayfter their capture just after midnight at the mexican border. >>the news is they've >>fo found in both arrested commander john thornburg said deputies got a tip that 2 escapees were in mexico near teal wanna once we receive that information we notified a customs border protection agency. >>and they were able to locate them trying to walkback into the country 21 year-old santos fonsica and 20 year-old jonathan salazar. >>escaped early sunday after cutting a hole in the ceiling of a bathroom and then crawled through ahead catch and into a part of the jail that was under construction, where there was no razor wire on the fencing did they have help on the outside. we'll find out everything we possibly can about how did they get from everyone know how they got from salinas to mexico, we'll do everything we can to figure that out a manhunt for the 2 men led deputies to surround a motel and marina on tuesday afr receivin

officials say the contaminated lettuce was harvested in salinas, california. inted lettuce can be lethal. meg oliver reports. >> reporter: the concern over people eating e. coli- contaminated romaine lettuce continues to grow. the centers for disease control issued a food safety alert reporting 27 more cases this week. of the nearly 70 cases, 39 had to be hospitalized. >> e. coli can be very serious. >> reporter: infectious disease expert dr. william schaffner at vanderbilt says young children and the elderly are most at risk. symptoms like cramping and diarrhea can start anywhere from two to eight days after eating contaminated food. 5% to 10% of people diagnosed with e. coli can also suffer kidney damage. >> there's usually no fever, so it can be subtle, and people don't recognize it as an infectious cause right away. >> reporter: the c.d.c. is orging folks and stores to throw away all romaine products from salinas, california, the suspected source of the contamination. kw wherit from, don't eat it. also, wash and sanitize where romaine lettuce was stored. >>

the outbreak started two months ago near salinas, california, in tn area that produces more than 60% of the nation's romaine lettuce. it was also the ground zero for a major outbreak last year that cost the industry $160 million. >> probably over 200 pounds of lettuce we've thrown away. t reporter: the c.d.c. is telling customers to throw away any romaine lettuce with salinas on the label, lettuce that isn't .abeled and ready-made salad mix that contains romaine. restaurant owners are being told to take it off the menu. salads prepackaged for synvenience carry the greatest risk because so many workers nduch it. oumptoms of this strain include brvere stomach cramps and fever. norah, the youngest victim in this outbreak is just three >>ars old. >> o'donnell: all right, jamie, thank you. tonight, a key figure at the center of the impeachment nquiry might be willing to tell what he knows about the back story behind the pressure campaign in ukraine. nancy cordes on why everyone rents to hear from president trump's former national security .dviser john bolton. >> ambassador bolton abruptly

we're talking specifically the romaine in question was grown in salinas, california. r there were two similar outbreaks linked to romaine lettuce. since then, at the grocery store, if you see salinas, california, on the bag, avoid it. the if it is not labeled with a growing region, don't buy it. if you have already bought it, throw it out, better to have lettuce recall this time of year than a turkey recall. >> you are right. i am curious, i keep seeing this, not to denigrate salinas, i love it up there. there has been problems with lettuce out of the central valley, do we know anything about the background and what is happening here? >> they haven't linked it to a specific farm, only to that growing region. i do believe one outbreak from last year was from a different growing region, not salinas valley, that is the area they are targeting this time, trying to narrow down to a specific manufacturer or producer, they haven't done so yet. >> keep our eyes open. grady, thank you. new york yankees making history by hiring a new hitting coach, rachel balkoveck, she is not t

this type of recall with the lettuce this time of year then with turkey. >> bottom line, read the label. salinas're not sure i'm surprised at how the name of the place it was harvest. >> they really started to do that more often recently to include the growing region but as of right now they've only narrowed it down to that region, they have not pinpointed it to a specific manufacturer or producer. >> play it safe as always. thank you so much. to avoid all vegetables that's what it means. [laughter] >> star wars secrets, legit script of disney's upcoming rise of skywalker films. it made its way to ebay after one of the actors left it under their hotel bed and someone in the room found it. this is reported to the actor, they bought the script off website before anyone else could. in other disney smash hit moves, frozen to dominating the box office this weekend, the animated film bringing in $350 million worldwide, the biggest global opening for an animated film ever. >> laura salt and she was a fan she said it was too long, two hours and a little dark. >> it was really dark but we enjoyed it. you

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outside the monterey county jail, in salinas. jesse gary, fox 2 news. >> let's talk more about this case with michael cardoza. that seems to be the question of the day. you make it to mexico, why try to come back to the united states? >> only they can answer that question. guesses, were they coming back to get something, like false id's? who knows. but when i prosecuted cases long ago, there were times when i talked to defends in front of defense attorneys, saying the crime you committed was bad enough, but really, you're here because you're stupid. i can't think of any other word to describe these two. they get away, they're facing murder charges here. they make it across the border, then they decide, i don't care what the reason is, you come back? makes no sense. >> are you surprised that they stuck together that whole time too? there's the thought that you maybe split up. >> these were the two guys that came back across the border. >> they weren't thing this thoroughly through. that was well planned, it appears. okay, let's tal