. >> colin's edition wolverine. >> that's cool. >> wolverines known for push button 12-inch stainlessclaws. like two arm braces that go on his hands, around his hands and push these buttons. they come out and retract and go back as well. >> let me guess, rocket powered. >> not rocket powered. there's recharging air tank in the backpack here. what the heck? >> check. >> oh. >> and he made it so when you hit the claws together they spark as well. >> that's brilliant. >> as much as you can be like wolverine he's figured it out. >> for effect i think had he got it. >>> all right. it's time for the "rtm" ipad mini giveaway. >> now to enter you need a twitter account, and if you don't have one don't worry you can create one when you enter. >> you enter on our website that's rightthisminute.com and click on the win an ipad mini button and enter today's buzzword. >> here it is, time to reveal the buzzword for friday. it is -- turtle. >> now get over to rightthisminute.com and click on the win an ipad mini button and enter friday's buzzword, turtle, that's t-u-r-t-l-e. >> and don't forget to f

of interest after they discover that the wife employee at one hundred of the company's risk and wolverine up in company for six years in the nineteen ninety three did say however that he had broken off all contact with similarly when he joined the coast guard now and thus about how the rescue operators are under he can smile all the rescue operation to the first arrive at the very sight of april sixteen eighty under fire again it's a double gold coast guard more than twenty minutes to cut hair and apply for the ferry sites to create coast guard downplayed the good lady and said it was within their standards normally it takes rescue teams a few minutes to depart from their stations to an accident sites. critics also say they should have been better prepared and more adequately trained to handle such emergency like this a local ferry. an update us on the investigation the ongoing investigation there are more

no, do. >> when wolverine comes back and you die, what-- . >> jon: i'm quiding, that doesn't happen.d. >> jon: did you-- how did you guys play that idea, how did you play the idea that you are a young him, clearly your hair is still there. >> it, it is. >> well, you know there is no point in going back to the 60s and 70s if they weren't different and we looked at everything that patrick did and tried to do something as far away from that as possible. not because he did a bad job. he did an incredible job, but so we can then move towards it over the course of move yeast. so the obvious was no hair, i'm going have hair. and he was really nice to everybody i'm going to be really nasty. so honestly it was that simple. >> was the best part a bit going against yourself you and patrick. >> oh, i see what you are saying is that you what do when you read x-men comics. i have been pushing this movie for two weeks now and i realize about myself i'm just a walking joke. i've made more of those jokes in the last few weeks than its combined forces of north america could muster. >> jon: we're right

. >> reporter: under 2 million pound ground beef products traced to wolverine packing in detroit are being recalled in 12 states, suspected of being tainted with e.coli bacteria. >> because of the poison it produces, this e. coli can cause severe illness. >> reporter: 11 people in four states have been hospitalized, including kevin mcdermott of grand rapids. >> i didn't have a clue what was going on. i've never been sick like that before in my life. >> reporter: while no product tested positive, wolverine says it was prudent to voluntary recall the beef. at first, it was thought the suspect meat was delivered primarily to restaurants, but the expanded recall includes several grocery chains, which means those planning to dust off grills this holiday weekend, should be aware of where their meat comes from and how it's cooked. >> reporter: doctors say ground beef should be cooked to at at least 160 degrees, if not well done. >> because undercooked beef is where people get into trouble. >> yeah, i definitely make it well done. >> reporter: a second recall is underway for hummus dip that

yeah but it's good. >> jimmy: and now you're wolverine. >> and now i'm wolverine. >> jimmy: exactly.use ] now are you currently filming now? are you currently filming now, another x-men? >> no we finished that. we're not still filming. it comes out tomorrow so. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's really fresh. a very topical film. and this one is here. everyone's in this one. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you go to the past but you are in the past and the future. >> yeah. so in the future mutants are on the edge of the extinction. the only way to fix this is to go back in the past to change events so the future will never happen in that way. so i'm the character who goes back in time and i land back this 1973 in my younger body. so my mind travels back. it's the ultimate fantasy isn't it. >> jimmy: it's really, really fun. >> it's really great. >> jimmy: amazing effects. >> time period, huge cast, funny, keep going. >> jimmy: yeah, it's huge, funny, smart, charming. >> nudity, what else? >> jimmy: nudity. >> lots of it. >> jimmy: yeah lots of it. [ laughter ] >> the roots. >> jimmy: cartoon songs. "let

another story in there for wolverine.there's not enough of a story, he's not going to do it. it would be interesting, because there was this incident he just faulked about that would happen on the x-men set, he had a little incident with the claws. he asked for a closed set because it was an intense scene. when he walked around a corner, there were a lot of girls there and he went to cover himself up, and he cut himself. luckily it was just on his thigh. >> if he hangs them up, he can give them to jennifer who with use them at the premiere of brad and angelina's new movie. >> oh, dear. >> it all fits in together. >> you should have been a comedian. >> i know. i'm wasted here. >> it's a washington tradition, and no one in the u.s. capitol is immune at the annual white house correspondent's dinner. >> this really is the prom for nerds. u.s. president barack obama served as comedian in chief, making fun of journalists and his open administration. and he took a jab at his political rival, john boehner, a republican, the best

here is hugh as wolverine. >> where's the professor?u're pretty strong for a scrawny kid. come on. sure there's not a little beast in there? come on beasty. >> hey, hey. >> i said the school's closed. you need to leave. >> not until i see the professor. >> there's no professor here. i told you that. >> look kid. you and i are going to be good friends. [ groans ] you just don't know it yet. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: hugh jackman, everybody! "x-men: days of future past" opens everywhere tomorrow. we'll be right back with kevin nealon. oh no, he's going to punch you! cover your arms. look out! look out! look out! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> punch. punch. punch. punch. punch. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ out here... ...you have to perform. you've got to build a crowd from nothing. find what gets them moving, and do it. my intel-powered tablet can respond immediately... so when i get my crowd... ...this funk machine won't let them down. ♪ everin a day is building up layer, upon layer, of bacteria. and to destroy those layers? you need l

wolverine packing company did issue the recall and said all of the meat is now out of the circulation but defended their products saying, "while none of the wolverine packing product has tested positive for the pathoge noechlt n implicated in this outbreak, they felt it was prudent to take this voluntary recall action in response to the illnesses. >> rich is right here this morning. it's a pretty serious strain we're talking about? >> it is. i've investigated outbreaks of this. it can cause kidney failure and in the very young or the elderly, it can even be fatal. >> we know restaurants, possibly store, as well. huge memorial weekend coming up. big barbecue season. what do you do? >> i mean, i love a cookout. this is the biggest barbecue season. if you're using a meat thermometer, you want your burgers cooked through to 160 degrees or make sure they're brown all the way through. and don't put them back on the plate that had the raw meat. you do that, you're going to be safe. >> all right, great advice. rich besser here with us this morning. did you hear that, amy, for the big barbecue

investigators traced the bad meat to wolverine packing in detroit.ederal officials are not naming the restaurants. this consumer watch dog thinks that's got to change. >> this is going to make things a little more dicy in terms of coombers who may get sick and don't know what to do or are not following this issue closely enough to make the connection between their illness and where they eat. >> reporter: but a top-ranking usda official says it's against regulations to give the restaurant names. >> people who have been exposed were already exposed. it doesn't help the public to identify the restaurants. our job is to identify the product that may still be available. >> reporter: customers could still have meat they bought sitting in their freezers. restaurants, on the other hand, aren't going to serve tainted burgers once the meat is recalled. for its part, the meat packing plant said in a statement it's working with the usda and, quote, we encourage anyone who has concern to be sure to cook all ground beef to a minimum of 160 degrees fahrenheit. whil

wolverine says none of their meat has tested positive. what happened to you. >> i went to a restaurant. i ordered a burger. and four days later i had to go to the hospital because i was violently ill. >> reporter: how did that feel? what kind of symptoms were they? >> extreme abdominal pain. >> reporter: okay. >> bloody diarrhea. lots of blood loss. >> reporter: wow. >> very uncomfortable. >> reporter: so far government officials believe restaurants and retailers in nearly 40 states may be affected. it's one of the biggest recalls of its kind in years and a lawyer representing one of the presumed victims thinks it's only going to get bigger. >> i expect the number of ill people to rise into the 20s or 30s as state and local governments count those people. and report to it the cdc. i also expect that the amount and poundage of the meat will also go up well above 1.8 million, probably into the 2 million range over the -- this week or early next week. >> reporter: usda officials have publicly named retailers in nine states that may have sold

. >> stephen: i was hoping you could be to be wolverine now. >> it never came out on the market so iperfected it. >> stephen: everybody know knows you from "from dusk till dawn," and "spy kids." you've now got your own cable tv new york called el ray. el ray. okay. i find it and you threatening. ( laughter ). >> i understand. >> stephen: because you're not-- i mean, you're a mexican american but you're not from mexico. you're from texas. >> right, i'm from texas. u.s. hispanic. >> stephen: you're u.s. hispanic. >> but we come in peace and we have you surrendered. ( cheers and applause ). >> stephen: the thing is i don't cowt that people will watch this, and that's what worries me is because, a, it's not in-- is it in english? >> it is in english, actually. >> stephen: then why isn't the name english? el ray is not english. >> i called it el ray because el ray means the captain. everybody who watches it feels like king. everything you want is there. the program is in english. i have five kids and i realized they didn't have anything that represented them in this country. it is also ma

. > > now you have actually prepared a list of how much money these x-men movies make including wolverine of course so here's a look at that: 2001 for instance-- 296 million and the list just goes on from there all the way down there you go. but these numbers are not gigantic. > > no, if compared to the amazing spider-man 2 the summer which is over 635 million right now and has had a poisonous word of mouth, you look at this list for x-men the magic number of 500 million is not there. the half billion dollar number is not there but this story: days of future past is not only the the best of x-men movies and my personal favorite but it's the story line that the x-men fans have really been waiting for so i think they're going to flock to the theaters this weekend. they're probably going to see over 115, over a hundred 20 million over the four days and we'll see if it can hold the momentum. i think the story line is good enough that it's going to bring people into the x-men for a change. the gross has gone down over the series for last few years but i think this is going to be up, and i thin

coli contamination come from here, wolverine packing company in detroit. 11 people cross four states have been sickened. it is a strain of e. coli that worries the experts. >> this is a particular strain that by its nature gets into the blood stream and can cause other organs to be affected. specifically the kidneys and immune system. >> each year 95,000 people get sickened by this strain with hamburgers causing the largest number of problems. americans eat the burgers medium rare and rare not cooked specifically. the most serious cases are in young children. >> most people get sick from it, diarrhea, cramps, unhealthy fever even blood in the stool. >> it is believed to have been shipped across the country and the recalled products were sent to michigan, missouri, massachusetts and ohio distributors. officials are checking restaurants to make sure the customs are not served with the contaminated meat. >> we go to the restaurant can we look for everything. >> so far, no deaths have been reported but it can take ten days to get sick from eating something contaminated. the best advise i

access.wgbh.org it is 11:59 and 59 seconds, this happens on sploid.com today, a young gentleman made his own wolverinersy machinery and probably hard lemonade and the video of it got over 3 million views this weekend. look at this business! >> oh (bleep)! >> chris: oh, he murdered the seat! though technically every, any blowup doll can be

it was produced by the wolverine packing company between march 31st and april 18th.nsumers are being told to look for this code -- est-2574b. >> and cook your meat thoroughly. >> cook your meat thoroughly. >>> all right, petsmart now joining rival petco in pulling chinese-made jerky treats from all of its stores. the fda has linked these treats to more than 1,000 dog deaths and nearly 5,000 illnesses in dogs, cats, even people. the chinese jerky products won't actually disappear from petsmart stores until march of 2015. petco for its part says they'll be gone by the end of the year. >>> the transportation department striking a blow for plane passengers. they want to require airlines to tell passengers up front about additional costs like fees for checked and carry-on bags and advance seat assignments. the government says the so-called hidden fees make it difficult for customers to determine true ticket costs. the airline industry is against the move. the public has 90 days to comment. the rule could be finalized by next year. >>> all right, the spurs seem to be in ch

>> wolverine. >> since when have you become a fan? >> when your first movie came on.>> reporter: one super fan traveled all the way from australia just for the premiere. >> if you could be one of them -- >> i think telepathy if i could have any power. >> what would you read in my mind. >> just how well the movie is doing and how excited you are to be here. >> how well is the movie going to do. >> strats peer. >> perfect. take it from him. >> thanks for coming. [ cheers and applause ] >> we love him. >> all right. coming up, on "good morning america," former treasury secretary timothy geithner is here to talk about his new book things on purpose? youe not a color found nature. there's nothing wrong with tha. i can hear your arteries clogging. ok. no. this is tap water. i can't let you buy this. oh. crystal geyser please. crystal geyser. bottled at the mountain source. at ikea, we don't just we design good mornings. little experiments. big ideas. brighter ways. and better tomorrows you can take home today. imagine if everyday was just a little bit better for everyone. w

the wolverines' basketball star got a congratulatory letter from president obama for receiving his master'sfacturing engineering. smart guy. it's not morgan's first presidential big ups, by the way. president obama also gave a shout-out to morgan for his academics and athletics during an april visit to the great town of ann arbor. >>> and to the a.c.c. tournament. it's ms. lulu gehrig. good to meet you. her job, bat boy. bat dog. the 1 1/2-year-old black lab, awesome to watch, just like her yankees' famous namesake, lou ger rig. >>> "early today" is brought to you by just for men mustache and beard. champions of facial hair. >>> just ahead, the stories you're sure to talk about all day. >>> plus details behind the death of the world's heaviest man who once weighed over 1200 pounds. >>> and "frozen" continues to burn up the record books. entertainment is next. want a fiber that's clearly healthy? benefiber is clear, taste free, and dissolves completely. and unlike other fibers, you'll only know you're taking fiber by the way good digestive health makes you look& and feel. and benefiber is so

the meat came from the wolverine packing company in michigan, and may be tainted with e. coli bacteria. 11 people have come down with intestinal illness. we have a list of the stores that may have received the tainted meat on cbsnews.com. e. coli has also tainted the water in portland, oregon. tonight, more than 600,000 people in the city and surrounding areas are being advised to boil their tap water. the source is not known. today, vladimir putin said that russia will respect the outcome of ukraine's presidential election on sunday. ukraine is increasingly torn, the west favoring europe, while much of eastern ukraine wants to be closer to moscow. today, there was more bloodshed in eastern ukraine, and charlie d'agata is there. >> reporter: the bodies at the side of the road were the first telltale sign. another deadly fire fight had erupted early this morning, just 25 miles west of donetsk. we found a bullet-ridden car and a smoldering building at the scene. residents told us a group of pro-ukrainian gunmen tried and ultimately failed to take back this territory held by

coli contamination, all come from here, wolverine packing company in detroit. at least 11 people across 4 states have been sickened. it's a strain of e. coli that worries the health experts the most. >> this is a particular strain, just by its nature, tends to get into the bloodstream. and it can cause other organs to be affected, specifically the kidneys, immune system. >> reporter: each year, 95,000 people get sickened by the strain, with hamburgers causing the largest number of cases. americans often eat their burgers medium rare and rare, not cooked sufficiently to kill e. coli. the most serious cases are in young children. >> most people will get relatively sick from it. they'll get diarrhea, abdominal cramps, feel pretty unhealthy. fever. some even have some blood in their stool. >> reporter: the tainted beef is believed to have been shipped across the country. the usda says the recalled products were sent to distributors in michigan, missouri, massachusetts and ohio. health officials in those states are checking restaurants to make sure customers are not

the meat came from wolverine packing company in detroit. shipped to michigan, massachusetts, missouri and ohio. >> big deal is that it can cause wide spread diarrhea but this is an infection that can be followed with an illness characterized by bleeding and kidney failure. >> the usda says ground meat should be cooked to internal temperatures of 160 degrees. pet co announced it will stop selling dog and cat treats made in china by the end of the year. this after pet jerky treats were blamed for the dog of 1,000 dogs and other pets getting sick. . >> we've been reporting on that for a long time >> yes. we have. >> new. abc7 news.com is now live online for you. >> yes. we've got latest technology here it's clean and sleek. we've updated the site to meet your needs. abc7 news is now easier to use. >> you're about to see something. >> watch latest news live, or scroll through headlines. it makes it easier to share stories on social media, too, with just a click. get details down to your street or check out traffic. and take a look at the map my

nearly 2,000 pounds of beef from wolverine packing company after people in 11 states got sick.or a full list you can head to "fox & friend "fox & friends first" -- foxandfriendsfirst.com. >>> the administration breaking its silence about the war hero locked up for over a p month over a simple mistake. what is the state department saying this morning? >> although they are not going into extreme detail the state department acknowledged john kerry raised it in meetings in mexico city. this as u.s. lawmakers are getting more involved and bringing attention to andrew tomarese has been jailed in mexico since the first of april after accidentally crossing the mexican border with firearms in his car. at the time he told agents he was not only logged but he volunteered the information about the legally obtained and owned guns. officials say there has been progress. >> since his arrest he has been visited 11 times by consulate m officers. we have been very engaged and the secretary did raise this issue yesterday during his meeting, but i don't have anything to update you on beyond that.

in massachusetts, michigan, missouri and ohio have been sickened by the beef from detroit's based wolverineany. the initial investigation began after consumers got sick after eating at restaurants between april 22nd and may 2nd. a list of impacted grocery stores not yet released. >> pet cowan announcing it will no longer sell beef jerky treats from china in an effort to protect your dog. it reveals more than 1,000 dogs died after eating the chewy treats. it will switch the items made in the u.s. and new zealand and australia. >>> it is returning to new york city today. you may remember the sequester forced the military to cancel the if he festivities last year. she is live for us in new york city with a preview. exciting time of the year, teresa. >> i drew the short straw today. huh? good morning et heather. good morning everyone. this is a really exciting time here in new york city as we officially kickoff fleet week. some 1500 servicemen and women will be coming into new york city enjoying our great city. also letting us into their lives. we are talking about members of the navy, the mari

it's hard to believe that 40 years ago, the world was introduced to a new comic book hero named wolverineay to the top of the box office playing wolverine in the original "x men" film. he's back, seventh time, for "x men sc men: days of future fast." we have you and the cast of "dancing with the stars." >> i thought you were going to say, 40 years ago, hugh jackman wasn't even born. >> i thought about that. i thought about that. when you think about how you came to this role, hugh, to begin with, it was supposed to go to another actor. but -- >> it did go. >> but he was too busy. >> he was on "mission impossible 2." and something went with the schedule. actually, my first audition to the last one was about nine months. i auditioned. got a fair way up the chain. and it was the producer who grabbed my tape out of one of those bins somewhere and said, remember this guy? i got lucky. >> and now, you're playing it for a seventh time. and when you think about where you were there. where you are now. and what you bring to the role. and people had to remember, this was a bit of a gamble. comic bo

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ten of the 11 people who got sick ate at a restaurant supplied by wolverine. federal officials are not naming the restaurants, and this consumer watch dog thinks that's got to change. >> this is going to make things a little more dicy in terms of consumers who may get sick and don't know what to do or are not following this issue closely enough to make the connection between their illness and where they ate. >> but a top ranking usda official said it's against regulations to disclose restaurant names. >> people who were exposed have already been exposed. so it doesn't help the public to tell them now that a certain restaurant was associated with these illnesses. our job really is to identify product that may still be available. >> reporter: goldman said federal officials disclosed the names of grocery stores and other retailers because customers could still have meat they bought sitting in their freezers. restaurants, on the other hand, aren't going to serve tainted burg gers once the meat is recalled. the meat packing plant says it's work working with the usd

i don't know what happened during the second intermission but we got wolverine back in time to stop itle long. they forced me to eat my second sight of a screen tonight. he's going with the triple their. stay in shape we need you. i asked people to send me their reactions on this book. i got this one. it was a plane crash. >> any injuries? >> i don't know. people are just posting their reactions. this baby markets have to stay up late and can stay up for the game? has anybody seen them? and going to be sick. what a disappointment. nothing we haven't seen before. where are the real players? and finally this one they are slow they seemed tired. crawford but some easy goals in. everyone is just feeling down. >> the broadest down even more. >> i told you, they will come back. it did last year. the kings are a better hockey team than detroit was but they can still do it. >> bring your pompom. >> we don't believe it. i don't think that. >> you don't think they can come back? >> i don't believe markets. >>coming up... big news from actress christina ricci. and -- mick jagger and the rolling s

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wolverine packing company is recalling 1.8 million pounds of ground beef suspected of being contaminatedth e. coli. seven people cross four states have gotten sick. the recalled meat was sold only to restaurants. officials say the recalls were shipped to michigan, missouri, massachusetts and ohio. >> nba will not extend a one-week deadline to l.a. clippers' owner donald sterling to appeal the ban. he was banned after a report of the owner making racist comments to his girlfriend. the legal also fines donald sterling 2.5 million which he has yet to pay. a hearing will take place in june to examine the charges. the nba owners could vote to force donald sterling to sell require a two-thirds or three-quarters majority. >>> v. stiviano is back in the headlines after an attempted burglary at her home. broken glass was found near the entrance to the home on the west side of los angeles but they did not cover anything suggesting someone was actually inside. police have not said if v. stiviano was home. >> a plane with a close call with another plane in new jersey was if more danger than first th

more than 800,000 kilograms of ground beef processed by the wolverine meat packing plant in michigane tainted with e. coli. so far 11 people across four states have been sickened. >>> probably no surprise here that surfaces inside an airplane are rife with germs. >> pack your sanitizers. a new study shows the hazardous bacteria can survive for days. senior medical correspondent elizabeth cohen has more. >> reporter: it's amazing how long these potentially deadly bugs can live on the surfaces that all of us touch when we're on an airplane so i happened to fly from atlanta to los angeles, a five hour flight last night, took a couple of selfies. let's take a look. so on a window shade, for example, mersa can live for fiv days. on leather seats mrsa can live for six days and on that tray table mrsa can live for five days. e. coli, the dangerous kind, can live for three days. now the place where the bacteria live the longest was actually the asset pocket. you know the asset pocket in front of you that contains the emergency information? those cloth seat pockets mrsa lived for seven days,

recall on wolverines in. >> the usda updated a list of retailers who have carried the product. we're still at least the latest number show that 11 consumer have gotten ill, one of the consumers, today, finded suit again woulde wolfervene on recor hospitalation cost, the recall is still going on, a lot of folks got sick from eating the tainted meat in restaurants, and because of regulatory hindrances, usda cannot reveal the restaurants that sold the meat. gerri: they might go out of business. tony, thank you for coming on. >> thank you. gerri: we will be right back with my two cents more, and answer to the question of the day, are penny stocks a good investment? stay with us. dentures are very different to real teeth. they're about 10 times softer and may have surface pores where bacteria can multiply. polident kills 99.99% of odor causing bacteria and helps dissolve stains. that's why i recommend polident. [ male announcer ] cleaner, fresher, brighter every day. gerri: well you can count me as skeptic on penny stocks, i know that some have logged a balloon shot, others fallen l

in the latest chapter, wolverine goes back in time to prevent a dark future for both mutants and humans to get the estranged x- men back together, but not everyone wants to join the fight. dean says it's an exceptional story that draws you in the early. one of the best movies of the summer he gives it a dean's list a. >> and adam sandler and drew barrymore together again in the romantic comedy, blended. ago on a blind date than the end of the same safari vacation with their families. dean says he did not laugh once. a disappointing d. good morning to you demetrius. are you in there? >> we are here. here's my weather graphics computer. >> what happened? >> i think we probably should not take that. >> if you play my craft to much a crashes the system. >> i don't know what's happening. i'm just going to do this sign language thing. we expect sunshine coming today into the weekend. potential for sunshine across the area. warm- up. today upper 60s mid-70s by sunday. memorial day we are dry with high temperature up to 85 degrees. i hope we have some closed captioning on otherwise a a lot of p

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it was produced by the wolverine packing company between march 31st and april 18th. consumers are being told to look for this code -- est-2574b. you can see it on your screen. est-2574b. >> here's the conundrum, they tell you when you order beef at a restaurant, like a hamburger, order it well done because it needs to be thoroughly cooked. who wants a well done hamburger? >> i do. >> you do? this is the real issue. >> you're a medium rare? >> it's cooked. it's not like it's raw. but they say well done. listen to what they say, apparently. >> they. the royal they. >> 19 minutes after the hour. >>> russia defying the west and making new allies in the east. this is a huge economic and diplomatic coup. russia signing a $400 billion energy deal with china. so, is the kremlin now immune from u.s. sanctions? we are live in moscow right after the break. >>> it's the third day of martial law in thailand, and another meeting is set for today between political factions trying to work out an end to this crisis. cnn has learned one proposal being floated at those meetings calls f

. >> reporter: just under 2 million pounds of ground beef products traced to wolverine packing are being recalled in 12 states suspected of being tainted with e-coli bacteria. >> consumers are asked to discard it immediately. a second recall is underway for hum mel and dip. it was sold by target, giant eagle and trader joe's across the country. >>> well, pope francis is in the middle east today. the pontiff just arrived in jordan kicking off his three-day visit to the holy land which will include stops in israel and the west bank. this is his first visit since becoming head of the roman catholic church. we are following the story. we're joined from jordan's capitol of aman. claudio, let's talk about how the pope is being received there today. >> reporter: well, alex, it was a bit of a low star -- low key start to a high level trip here. he landed in aman. he was received, as you may expect, by the guard of honor and then he had some tea as is customary in the middle east and jordan of course, and then he was whisked into his car which, once again, as he's done always on his trips abroad

government believes that some of the nearly 2 million pounds of beef that is being recalled by the wolverineompany was sold at gordon food stores in michigan and maybe sold already at gsf stores in florida, indiana, kentucky, ohio, pennsylvania and tennessee and wisconsin, and so obviously, if you are in any of those states you might want to know if you are affected or sick with it, because it can take up to ten days to become sick from it, and the symptoms are the usual things like the vomiting, and the abdominal cramps, et cetera. >> and something more positive as we move from the beef to the beer, and several regional breweries are getting together, mandy, to release the home front ipa this weekend. >> yes, all of the proceeds benefit the military personnel and the families, and 100% of the home front ipa is going to help the military organizations and families when they fall upon hard times. and since 2011, hops for heroes has been benefiting operation home, and if you want to know which breweries are participa participati participating, you can can drink a beer and e help a family out,

. >> so this beef comes from the wolverine packing company in detroit.eople got sick from eating this beef. i want to bring in now our dr. sanjay gupta who is with us in new york. sanjay, i want to talk to you about e. coli. how dangerous is it and how easy is it to get sick from it? >> there is e. coli and then there's e. coli, different strains of it. this particular strain is one of the bad players. this is the stuff that gets you sick pretty quickly. people will feel -- they get nauseated, they'll feel abdominal cramping. the real concern with this is that it can affect your kidneys. when we talk about deaths resulting from it, it's usually from a kidney problem. what's staggering is the amount. they say about 100 cells. it's on the tip of a needle. that small an amount. and if it's just left out, it doubles its size every 15 minutes or so. you can get billions of cells relatively quickly in some meat has left outside. that is part of what's raised so much concern here. >> just looking at the map there to see all the areas it's grown. we know that th

. >> catherine: the meat came from the wolverine packing company in detroit michigan. it's believed that 11 people got sick after eating the beef. the affected beef products were shipped to restaurants in massachusetts, michigan, missouri and ohio. >> catherine: thousands of dead fish are washing ashore in southern california. biologists say it might be the result of climate change. this was the scene in marina del ray. >> catherine: the washed up species include anchovies, sting-rays and even octopus. biologists say huge die-offs like this one happen when rising temperatures create something called an 'oxygen dead zone.' that's when warmer waters can't hold enough oxygen for fish to survive. >> catherine: lake tahoe is going to be featured in a new 3-d underwater movie. it will give visitors a close look beneath the surface of the lake. the movie is called "lets go jump in the lake". and will star the fish and algae which live in the lake. >> catherine: the idea is to teach people more about how to protect the lake and its future. >> reporter:a grown woman accused of

the meat produced by wolverine packing was sent to ohio, michigan, massachusetts.etween new orleans, indianapolis, and minneapolis. i'll later weigh in on my pick. in just over an hour, california chrome arrives in new york. he'll be preparing for historic run for the triple crown. he's got to win it first. elisabeth? >> like that race. thank you. >>> a proud 30-year-old gun lover who shared his passion for firearms and the second amendment on youtube that won him a spot as host of the nra's new web show. take a look. >> we didn't invent that guns are cool on this show. we didn't invent the way people feel about the second amendment either. i hate to break it to you, but no one invented me. that's right. i'm a black guy who got into guns all by myself. aren't you proud? >> he's no strange tore controversy. he faced antigun left leaning opponents before. but now the attacks against him are getting personal. i am joined now by the host of "noir." thanks for being with us. this is getting a little personal. you don't really fit the description of someone that the left

hugh jackman has defined the role of wolverine.r 14 years now, since 2000. we asked him if he'll ever see a time he'll be hanging up the cloth. >> every morning i wake up at 4:00 to train. of course i can see that. i don't think about it all the time because i'm enjoying it more than ever. i think the scripts are getting better. it feels fresher like we are moving the whole franchise into it. it feels like it is opening up, it doesn't feel like it's closing down. >> it's hard to be a movie star to have to get up at 4 a.m. >> wolverine goes back to 1973, the 70's not to do the hustle but to change events to make a better future. we caught up with the stars and asked them if they could go back to the past to change the future, what would they do. >> i wouldn't change anything, but it would be interesting to go back, i suppose. but, you know, you don't know if you change one thing what the knockout effect to that would be. everything happens for a reason. >> i believe things are mapped out. >> would i change anything? no. i wouldn't c

wolverine ships it to massachusetts, illinois and ohio. >>> new york city mayor bill de blasio -- theork post and daily new res ported details from an interview with the mayor's wife. she said after her first child was born, quote, i could not spend every day with her. i looked for reasons not to look at it. he says it was inaccurate and unfair. >> i think the post and the daily news owes chirlane an apology for misrepresenting what she said and for characterturing a reality that i think so many women face. >> mccray says she always wanted children, but took a long time to understand how to be a mother. >>> a 22-year-old woman is accused of calling in fake bomb threats to what her parents thought was her graduation ceremony. she wanted to stop the graduation ceremony because she didn't want her parents to find out she dropped out. the ceremony was moved to a second location. police were able to trace the calls to her cell phone. she was arrested in her cap and gown there on the scene. she didn't want her parents to know. now everybody knows including here on cbs where it's all over th

underway on a day when a lot of people are probably getting ready to fire up the grill, one week after wolverineng plant recalled over 1 million pounds of ground beef. the beef is being blamed for at least 11 e. coli illnesses. it's beyond frustrating because people don't know what to buy. >> someone just asked me at the hair salon, they recognized me and said what should i not buy and i said i can't tell you. i don't know. usually they say don't buy xyz brand. in this recall we don't know. this is really frustrating to advocates who have been working to make it easier her son went from totally healthy to dead in 12 days. here we are in 2014 and i still can't tell people. >> i got two answers. she said i zroent the authority. we can't tell consumers what brands not to by the second thing is that it's very complicated. if you look at this case you have that one beforer who issued the recall. there are more than 200 distributors. one of those 200 alone has 7500 customers. so you can see that this is, it's not like when a pharmaceutical company recalls a drug. this is complicated. this is thousands