what is going on in yuma county, colorado? reported a while ago that merce had this volunteer police badge in this tiny town in new mexico. now, it turns out he is not without a badge now that he gave up his new mexico that. it turns out he found his county in colorado, a rural county bordering nebraska and kansas with 10,000 people, and the sheriff has made merer and some of his associates members of the sheriff's office. julia: what is involved in being a volunteer police officer? talk to me about influences, the ties to the county --what is go, you have to qualify for the badge. zach: we have not found much what qualifications or training the sheriff requires, but we do know that robert mercer through a foundation bought at $65,000. dodge ram pickup truck for the sheriff's use and tasers. julia: the foundation could be willing to help the small police community and support them with these tools of the job, but it does seemingly look like he has effectively bought a badge in yuma county. is that the case? zach: the transacti

i have been in iraq and i served in yuma.is a job for our national guard to serve here at home and put our security and safety first, secure our own bored and protect our own country for once. lou: thanks so much. that's it for us tonight. thank you for joining us. tomorrow night congressman mark meadows who heads up the freedom caucus among our guests. we hope you will join us. thanks for being us. good night from new york. kennedy: robert mueller reportedly not targeting president trump. why the heck are we wasting all this time and money with the investigation? china hits back with a tariff bomb. is hillary clinton taking credit for the me too rsh movement? grab some soap, it's time to clean up this mess. special counsel robert mueller has given the president a gift. he informed d.t.'s attorneys that potus is not a target of the investigation. instead the president is a subject. the

i have been in iraq and i served in yuma. a job for our national guard to serve here at home and put our security and safety first, secure our own bored and protect our own country for once. lou: thanks so much. that's it for us tonight. thank you for joining us. tomorrow night congressman mark meadows who heads up the freedom caucus among our guests. we hope you will join us. thanks for being us. good night from new >> no trade were here. what you've got is the early stages of a process that will include tariffs, comments on the terrace and ultimate decisions and negotiations of back channel talks going on. look, i understand the stock market anxiety. i get that. but on the other hand, don't overreact. lauren: to dabbling back more than 600 points yesterday after white house economic adviser larry kudlow told stuart varney date tariffs may not take affect easing fears of a possible trade war with china. the third time in history the dow was closed in pos

i have been in iraq and i served in yuma.is a job for our national guard to serve here at home and put our security and safety first, secure our own bored and protect our own country for once. lou: thanks so much. that's it for us tonight. thank you for joining us. tomorrow night congressman mark meadows who heads up the freedom caucus among our guests. we hope you will join us. thanks for being us. good night from new t t t t t tw here is lou dobbs. lou: tonight top story, all center on one question. how much people in the swamp actually understand what they are talking about? national economy counsel director larry kudlow declaring there is no trade war with china. >> there no trade war here. when you have is earl early staf a process that includes tariffs, comments on the tariffs, then decisions and negotiations. there are already back-channel stocks going on. i know the stock market's anxiety, i get that, but don't over react. lou: no trade

and we do know that the contaminated lettuce comes from the yuma, arizona region, and they have found farm that was the source of a small number of cases, but the investigation is ongoing. >> glor: this area is such a big focus here. what should people do at home right now? >> reporter: well, the good news is the growing season is switching now from yuma, arizona, to places like california, for the most part. but the c.d.c. says, unless you are absolutely certain that the lettuce does not come from yuma, arizona, don't eat it. >> glor: all right, jon lapook, thank you very much. former "nbc nightly news" anchor tom brokaw is pushing back against sexual misconduct allegations. brokaw to colleagues compared the accusations to a drive-by shooting, saying he was "ambushed" and "perp walked." anna werner has more on this. >> i was groped and assaulted by tom brokaw. >> reporter: in interviews with "variety" magazine and "the washington post," former nbc news correspondent linda vester described two unwanted advances from tom brokaw in the mid- 1990s, including one in which she says he invi

the lettuce is from yuma, arizona. officials are urging people to throw away any romaine lettuce they may have unless they know it did not come from yuma. >>> and explosive list of -- accused of being toxic explosives and sometimes drunk on duty. the scathing congressional report. >> reporter: the veterans affairs secretary overseas in 1700 hospitals and clinics and billions in benefits for nations of veterans. the presidents take a for the job now stands accused of heading medicine out like candy and drunken-driving. flat out unethical. the worst officer i have ever served with. those are just some of the ways colleagues described ronnie jackson. according to democrats on the va committee multiple people said his nickname was a candy man because he would provide a prescriptions with no paperwork. at least once he allegedly could not be reached when needed because he was passed out drunk in his hotel room and wants got drunk at a party and erect a government vehicle. are just some of the accusations against him. >> i s

. >>> yet another alert today from the cdc about the tainted romaine lettuce grown in yuma, arizona.e than 50 people now sick from e. coli attributed to this lettuce. matt bradley has the latest. >> reporter: at the pasadena farmers market this morning, lettuce lovers can shop easy, knowing this locally grown romaine is safe. >> i had a couple customers ask about the romaine lettuce, whether or not ours was california-grown, if it was safe to eat, and, yes. >> reporter: the concern, romaine grown in yuma, arizona, and shipped across the country. the cdc is warning about an e. coli episode. from lettuce grown there. telling grocery stores, straupts, and consumers to toss it all out if they can't be sure where it came from. california growers say that's tough for the average shopper. >> the vast majority of people in the nation don't know who their growers are. so that's where the fear comes from. >> reporter: the outbreak is now afflicting 53 patients in 16 states. >> this is very different than regular old food poisoning. >> reporter: so far, no one has died, but the symptoms are deb

rates dropped in yuma.hat is what happened. >> it did dramatically. it was quite remarkable. is this a long term commitment for the national guard down there? is this more for show or show of intent? how would you like to see it play out? >> i think president trump is basically indicating that he will keep that force with these folks down there until the wall is built. i think it has to happen. but i don't want congress to think because we have a show of force down there we don't need to build the wall. i think we need to get in there to fund the wall. ashley: thank you. thanks for covering a number of subjects. congressman biggs, thanks for your time. >> thank you, ashley. we're following the market. the dow off 660 points at this hour at 23,842. the s&p and nasdaq both down 2 1/2% as well. the nasdaq also moving into the negative for the year. so that is the dow, the s&p and nasdaq in the negative for 2018. we'll be continuing to follow it. we'll have more more right after this. so i got an offer on the b

coli outbreak linked to romaine lettuce from yuma, arizona. 19 people have become sick by the lettuce. half of the victims have been hospitalized. a few of them are suffering from kidney failure. but so far no deaths reported. investigators do say that the lettuce was grown in the yuma area but no specific farm has been identified. >>> subway is planning to close another 500 stores here in the u.s. this year. it is all part of a revitalization plan announced last summer that requires franchise owners to invest more in their operations. that includes adding self service kiosks, more comfortable seating and wi-fi and usb charging ports. the idea is to have a slightly smaller but more profitable footprint in the fast food market. that also includes opening as many as 1,000 subways overseas. >>> later this morning, demolition may start in concord on the unstable parts of a big apartment complex that was destroyed in a fire. it started early tuesday morning on galinda street at a building under construction. the fire forced hundreds of people from the apartment building next door to evacua

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federal health officials now say the bacteria outbreak tied to romaine lettuce grown in yuma, arizonaates affected. 98 cases have been reported, ten suffering kidney failure. consumers warned to throw out any romaine that may have been grown in yuma. >>> and the new prince has a name tonight. louis arthur charles. the first prince louis in more than a century. and that royal wedding approaching, and robin and i will be there, all morning long, saturday, may 19th. got to brush up on my royals. >>> when we come back, the avengers are right here, and what they think of the mania surrounding their new movie. ight here, and what they think of the mania surrounding their new movie. but mania, such as unusualrder can changes in your mood,able. activity or energy levels, can leave you on shaky ground. help take control by asking about your treatment options. vraylar is approved for the acute treatment of manic or mixed episodes of bipolar i disorder in adults. clinical studies showed that vraylar reduced overall manic symptoms. vraylar should not be used in elderly patients with dementia due

the outbreak is being blamed on tainted romaine lettuce from yuma arizona.fficials with the cdc say they have identified the source of an outbreak that sickened eight prison inmates earlier this month in alaska. but that they are still trying to nail down the source of the broader outbreak in the lower 48 states. for now the fda is advising consumers to just stay away from romaine, including caesar salads and salad mixes unless they know for sure the romaine is not from arizona. one produce provider in phoenix says he's tossed out hundreds of boxes of the leafy green. >> in the past, they would always say a recall and it would come from an exact farm or exact distributor, etc. but right now it is just a blanket all romaine, started with all cut romaine, now it is all romaine coming from the yuma area. >> cdc is continuing to work with our state death departments to -- state health departments to interview ill people and find out where they ate their romaine lettuce and collect receipts and that kind of information to get to our regulatory partners of the fda

. >>> health officials are warning people to stay away from romaine lettuce, specifically from yuma, arizona. more than 100 able are reported to have gotten sick for many holy outbreak linked to those greens. across 22 states, including california, 46 people have been hospitalized, 10 of those with kidney failure. the outbreak is linked to the yuma, arizona region where the growing season is nearly over, but the cdc says it still remains a health risk at this point. >>> well, if you're tired of working in corporate america, imagine abandoning your career for legos. the man you are about to meet did just that. it is a huge leap of faith. he went from billable hours to building blocks. >> i wanted to do something that made me happy. >> from attorney to lego builder, nathan is one of the world's eight lego master builders. he left his job at a new york law firm when he was 32 to dedicate his life to legos. >> i was not happy as a lawyer. creating art made me happy. and, using lego rex made it very accessible. so, i decided to leave the law firm behind and become a full term artist. >> h

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>> yuma county seems different.dreds of badge holders as there were in new mexico, and it is a smaller number and it seems like a low-key operation. i do not if you will keep his batch after this revelation, or something else will happen. shery: what documents are you umaing for from you m county? robert mercer is a computer programmer from long island, so we asked for his obligations to serve as a reserve member of the sheriff's posse in colorado. , anding qualifications things like that, and that request was rejected. shery: you know how much the donations amounted to? was $65,000p truck and the tasers were $20,000 and change, and they're talking about donations to replace handguns. it supports ae number of police organizations around the country and not the ones he goes to work for. >> i couldn't say that, it is a small foundation, and much of the other work this foundation has done his actually to advocate for the rights of hiscers like mercer and associates to carry a concealed weapon in all states. there go ar

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we have more than that more than adding yuma unknown. to send fewer troops than what is really needed would not be advisable. in fact, obama in 2010 deployed 1200 troops. i think we've got to get this right. the people advising the president are giving him all kinds of information. they should be, as we have deployed actual mechanics to help out and a lot of other specialties that weren't necessarily armed presence at the border. lauren: but there still is a big issue at the border. we have numbers to prove it. the president was elected there was fear of a crack down and fewer people could look at these numbers at 37,000 people trying to cross last month alone. that was a threefold increase from last year. what you make of that? >> well, we see pre-election numbers when obama was president and a lot of people were trying to make it to the border and people thought they could get in before the election. hillary actually said it. their plan, the democrats plan was to give citizenship to all the illegals here. not just the dreamers. people

that's at least another 31 cases tied to the lettuce grown in yuma, arizona.se affected range in age from one to 88. and more than half affected are female. 42 people have been hospitalized...in cluding nine battling kidney failure. the c-d-c's advice to people: don't eat or buy romaine lettuce unless you can confirm it is not from the yuma, arizona region. this includes whold heads, hearts of romaine, chopped romaine, and salads or salad mixes. (grant) still ahead... new video released in a case involving a mother accused of letting her 12-year-old daughter drive on her lap while she was drunk...while she was drunk... witnesses describe the frightening moments... (lawrence bay area weather) (gary sports tease) the legend of lebron james... grew even more tonight... pivital game five of a 2-2 series against the indiana pacers... pacers ball with seconds left in a tie game... james with a great brock on victor oladipo... cavs get ball and lebron calls time out with 3 seconds left then on the inbounds... james catches... rises... and fires in the game-winning 3-

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they know they can do temperature the yuma sector in arizona is reporting they are seeing a surge in larger groups. now they are not doing trick irrelevant through. large groups moving through and you use the word, invasion. what else do you call this. in the large groups have you human trafficking. the drugs. it really is -- a boom for the cartel. >> an ad that is run about you that makes you electric like a combination of doctor john steinbeckel and frankenstein and a terrorist. see it in the background. [laughter]. we can play it lose watch it. >> the president. this is the same rhonda santos who voted. rhonda santos says he wants to help president trump drain the swamp and a report are asked if trump was mentally stable he refused to answer or defend the president. this is the same rhonda who deposit give food stamps to immigrants. can we trust this swamp creature to lead florida. so thattad am putnumb. >> supporters it is -- this is you have been the most stall ward supporters of this president. on almost every issue i think of. why an among ago i endorsed you. how do people get

thayer in t there in the yuma sector, we saw a 90% reduction in re-entries and drug smugglers. >> were >> well, we saw, there was next to nobody coming across, because we had armed, national guard soldiers and air men that were directly on the border, and even at nighttime, very different than anything we've done in the military, we had a bank of lights that actually lit them up, operated by a generator, so anybody south of the border could clearly see that my god, there's armed soldiers right there. that acted as a real deterrent. there was no incidents. there was no conflict. it was just the fact that hey, you're not coming across the border, and that's essentially what the president is saying, that until the wall is built, he's going to deploy these soldiers, so i hope he does it in this capacity and not mechanics or support in the offices or doing surveillance. >> sheriff paul babeu, appreciate you being on. coming up, the russian saga heats up. questions in several cases by the special counsel's team. we'll talk to michael hayden. get his take on that, and the president getting tr

health officials have issued warnings about romaine lettuce that is grown in yuma, arizona. (steve) an attempt at staying healthy could actually make you sick.. an e-coli outbreak linked to chopped romaine lettuce has now reached california. health officials have issued warnings about romaine lettuce that is grown in yuma, arizona. since the middle of march... 53 people have gotten sick in 16 states... nine of them had to be hospitalized... including two people who developed a form of kidney doctors say the people most at risk for e-coli are young children and the elderly. the c-d-c says if you have store-bought chopped romaine lettuce at home -- including salads and salad mixes-- don't eat it, throw it away. (steve) today a well-known homeless encampment in santa rosa has been evacuated. (steve) the encampment known as rememberance village behind the dollar tree store on sebastopol road saw it's last day. the encampment has been there for at least two years and has catered anywhere between 75 and 130 people. city officials say they are working on getting all the residents i

the source was chopped romaine lettuce grown in yuma.right next door was not one of the affected states. 22 were hospitalized. so far the agency has not identified the supplier or brand of lettuce. still anyone with chopped romaine lettuce from the area is advised through -- to throw it out. struck a frightening moment for parents in the county. the ordered baby formula online from a target store, but when it arrived it looked and smelled and tasted different from what they bought in the past. of the family says that their seven-month-old baby boy drinking the formula after a grandparent gave it to her. >> they did not know that the formula generally comes like this.>> especially not knowing what it was. we fed the baby. >> the baby is fine, but the family is wondering how i mistake like this could happen. the customer service representative confirmed that the product was shipped from a sacramento target and speculated that someone returned to the container with a different substance inside. target says it does not resell infant formula

it is linked to romaine lettuce from yuma, arizona.ording to the centers for disease control, that outbreak was first reported in yuma last month and so far, 53 people have gotten sick. five have developed kidney failure. the cdc says you should throw away all store bought chopped romaine lettuce and if you have eaten romaine and not got sick, you should still throw it out. >>> after 25 years behind bars, a death row inmate set free in the bay area. false evidence at his murder trial in kern county put vicente benavides on death row for 2.5 decades at san quentin. a jury found him guilty and sentenced him for the rape and murder of a toddler but a new group of lawyers took a new look at the case and found hospital evidence that was never brought up in the original trial. >> he was of course horrified then and horrified today at the loss of life. but he had nothing to do with that. >> prosecutors opted not to retry benavides because even if they got a conviction on a lesser charge, he would immediately be eligible for parole based on ti

coli outbreak linked to romaine lettuce from yuma, arizona. told, more than 80 people in 19 states including california have been sickened by the lettuce. about half have been hospitalized a higher rate than usually seen in e. coli cases and a small number are kidney failure. no deaths have been reported. officials say the lettuce was grown in yuma but so far no farms have been identified. >>> audi is recalling 1.2 million cars worldwide because of a fire risk. more than 300,000 of the cars in the u.s. and canada. electric coolant pumps can overheat and possibly cause a fire. several audi models released between 2013 and 2017 are included in the recall. audi dealers will replace those pumps for free. owners of the affected cars can expect to receive letters by june 11th. >>> one of the officers who was shot at a dallas home depot yesterday has now died from his injuries. authorities say officers were called to the store to talk with the suspected shoplifter. 29-year-old armando juarez opened fire hitting two officers and a store security guard

the fox medical team has more on the recall, and deena, the lettuce was grown in the yuma, arizona area. is it easy to see where it is grown, or should we throw it out? >> it's tricky. what makes it difficult, it's found in the salad bags you buy, prepped, and that's when it becomes tricky to do the detective work to figure out where it is coming from. most is grown through march, and now in a little bit of april in the arizona region because of the weather, and then it shifts, and it's grown in california. the concern is, the cdc is saying any romaine from the region, get rid of it. if it's clearly labeled, that's fine, but it's difficult when you're not exactly sure, or, pam, you're going out to dinner, and you order a salad, and you have to go back and ask the waitress where is it coming from? then it's tricky. the concern is the e.coli, they have not pinpointed the source. we know the bacteria is in animal intestines, and it gets in through slaughtering or water source, contaminating produce, and the concern is finding out the course to be more confident. i returned some the other d

. >>> dozens of people protested outside of the yuma county jail yesterday. they were demanding the release of a man detained by immigration agents.>> reporter: protesters at the yuma county jail are urging the release of an arbor man taken into custody by immigration agents tuesday. >> he is the antithesis of a criminal. he is a hard-working guy and does not look for handouts. >> reporter: rhyme paycheck has employed him for landscaping work for time to time. he says the father of three was riding in a car to another job with another man who was the subject of an immigration warrant when he was swept up in the police action and detained.>> the application is in process. i put it in in 2000. at the beginning, they told me it would be 13 years. >> reporter: 18 years later, he is still waiting to see if he can become a citizen. he did not have his paperwork on him when immigration agents arrested the other man he was with. >> when he came out it was hard for the family.>> [ speaking spanish ] >> reporter: his wife and daughter were on hand to thank protesters f

that's at least another 31 cases tied to the lettuce grown in yuma, arizona.e affected range in age from 1 to 88. and more than half are female. forty two people have been hospitalized...including nine battling kidney failure. the c-d-c's advice to people. don't eat or buy romaine lettuce unless you can confirm it is not from the yuma, arizona region. this includes whold heads, hearts of romaine, chopped romaine, and salads or salad mixes. (vicki) it's an ingredient you probably add to your morning coffee or find in your diet soda ... and it's probably making you fat. new research shows artificial sweeteners may actually be hurting you - not helping you. reid binion has more in today's health minute. it adds zero calories to your drink... but it may add pounds to your body. a new report finds no-calorie artificial sweeteners actually cause you to gain weight instead of helping you slim down. according to a study in the journal "experimental biology," there's a link between no-calorie sugar substitutes and metabolic changes at the genetic level that could lead

that's another 31 cases tied to the lettuce grown in yuma, arizona.o 88. 42 people have been hospitalized... including 9 battling kidney failure. the c-d-c says don't eat or buy romaine lettuce from the yuma, arizona region. ( james ) subway is closing more u- s stores -- while expanding internationally. the chain says it will shut down about 500 stores this year... on the heels of hundreds of closures over the last two years. subway has about 26-thousand locations in the u-s. sales dropped more than 4-percent last year because of competition from newer chains and other fast food options. subway is now launching a new loyalty program... remodeling its stores to look sleeker... and adding touch-screen kiosks for ordering. there are more than 80 subway restaurants in the bay area. no word which stores will be closing. ( james ) ford buyers will have less options in the future. the carmaker has decided to stop selling its fiesta... taurus... fusion and focus in the u-s. ford says the only passenger cars that will stay in production are the mustang and th

if you go somewhere and they cannot confirm that it was not grown in yuma, arizona do not buy it ando not order it. >> while no nationwide vehicle has been announced, one grocery store chain has voluntarily pulled romaine lettuce off of its shelves out of an abundance of caution. >> thank you. maybe just stick to greenleaf or boston or iceberg or something else for a while. >> right! >> and we are watching many at the us border hoping for refuge in the united states. the trump administration calling action a threat to the nation. i'm so frustrated. i just want to find a used car without getting ripped off. you could start your search at the all-new carfax.com that might help. show me the carfax. now the car you want and the history you need are easy to find. show me used trucks with one owner. pretty cool. [laughs] ah... ahem... show me the carfax. start your used car search and get free carfax reports at the all-new carfax.com. here's something you should know. there's a serious virus out there that 1 in 30 boomers has, yet most don't even know it. a virus that's been almost forgott

the source was chopped romaine lettuce grown in yuma.ht now, california is not one of the affected states. so far the agency has in the identified a common grower, supplier or brand of lettuce so anyone with chopped romaine lettuce from the yuma area is advised to throw it out. >>> the organizer of a proposal to split california no three states says he plans to submit a petition with more than 600,000 signatures. the state -- to state officials next week. if verified, more than enough signatures to get the anitive on the upcoming november ballot. the cal 3 mesh year is proposed by silicone valley billionaire venture capitalist. it would create a southern state including san diego orange county and the fresno area. a central state stretching from l.a. up to monterey and san benito county and bay area being a vamento and all parts north grouped in a northern state this we are three states and we will-able to govern for the next millennial. it's going to be awesome. >> there's been litigation about whether or not laws like thisorer intives

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lettuce since friday including the first case in california the lettuce that's making people coming from yumaarizona. but the source is still unknown. that's puzzling experts. >> above a product leaves a field within 7 days before harvest, they do produce sampling and so they will sample a lot of their harvest. they will go out and collect tons of samples and send it in for packaging testing so if anything comes back positive they don't harvest it. >> so far there have been 53 cases of e. coli all together but no common grower, supplier, distributor or brand has been identified. the original warning was only for chopped romaine but it's been expanded to heads and hearts of romaine from yuma. >>> coming up, another day of action by students across the country including here in the bay area. they say they won't back down when it comes to gun control. >> i'm doing it for my future and my siblings and sister for her safety. >> we are tracking the weekend. there's fog out there now. how's that play into your saturday and sunday? i'll let you know. >> and allegations of a trump-russia alliance. the

the second thing is, go out in a field in yuma, arizona, or fresno, california, most american s aren't to cut it, they're just not going to make it so i think it's a complete fallacy to say that farmworkers that are here that are doing the farmwork, i think it's a complete fallacy to say they're taking american jobs. >> what would be the effect of seeing them disappear in large numbers? >> well, we saw it -- >> the white house has suggested. >> we saw it briefly because when arizona passed their law, you know, a few years ago, they saw a huge impact in areas, and, of course, yuma has a little bit different opportunity because they're right on the border. >> right. >> you can move back and forth differently. but if you look what happened in alabama, what happened in georgia and michigan, all of a sudden there were crops literally left in the field. it cost farmers hundreds of millions of dollars. that was a short little speck in time. whereas if we took it on seriously and did that, you would see supermarkets that could not fill their shelves. >> this is a thoughtful look at a topic tha

the yuma sector in arizona is reporting that they are seeing a surge in larger groups. now they are not doing the trickle through. they are doing large groups moving across the border. you use the word invasion. people say that so mean. what else is it? >> you have human trafficking, drugs. >> laura: there is an ad being run about you that makes you look like a combination of dr. jekyll, frankenstein, and a terrorist. we can play it? let's watch it. >> this is the same ron desantis who voted. ron desantis says he wants to help president trump drain the swamp but when a reporter asked desantis if president trump was mentally stable, he refused to answer or defend the president. this is the same ron desantis who voted to give food stamps to illegal immigrants. hardly part of the presidents make america great again agenda. ron desantis. can we trust the swamp creature to leave florida? >> laura: so ridiculous. adam putnam did that add? >> one of his supporters. >> laura: you have been one of the most stalwart supporters of this president on almost every issue i can think o

way to find the source of that romaine lettuce, but officials at the cdc say it likely came from the yumaizona, region. >>> it's been a problem for years, and now some real changes. filthy streets of san francisco, trash, feces and needles scattered thought the city. the mayor is now staking action. he first informed our investigative unit and today released a plan to the public. he's allocating an additional $12.8 million to the city's street cleaning budget over the next two years. the clean-up will happen city wide. but the mayor says certain neighborhoods need more attention. 6. >> we're also going to have a dedicated clean-up team in the southwest market district. the areas where we have the most residents, visitors and people working in our city than any other neighborhood in san francisco. >> he wants to boost and higher workers focused solely on clean-up of used needles. >> an expansion of b.a.r. temperature. the transit agency announcing two new stations in pittsburgh and antioch will be debuted next month. it's a ten-mile extension beyond pittsburgh. and it's expect 20d relieve

coli has been tracked to yuma, arizona, but not a specific trial or brand. at salad farm, lettuce is the lifeblood of the business there. the owner says they take every precaution. >> we're very particular about the vendors we use and we want to make sure that each one we do select has a background that we approve of. >>> the cdc now says consumer rs shoulds to out any chopped romaine lettuce or salad mixes that contain romaine. >>> nasa celebrating the hubble telescope's 28th anniversary by releasing beautiful images of a region 4,000 light years away from earth and has never been seen before in such detail. nasa says astronauts have performed five missions to install more advanced technology on the telescope over its lifetime. >> this looks like a beautiful wallpaper for your macbook or your phone. very pretty. >> i think i saw a sunset like this in fremont once, pretty close. >> today being 4/20, you may see it again. let's move on. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. let's talk about walnut creek and what's going on, o

right now the c-d-c is telling people to stay away from lettuce grown in the yuma arizona area.. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) ( marty ) taking a live look at the snow conditions in the sierra. this is heavenly ski resort in lake tahoe.heavenly plans to keep lifts running for a couple more weeks. ( marty ) here's a live look at the embarcadero this morning. toss to weather. (dave)a warming trend and dry weather are forecast through the weekend. cooler temperatures are expected next week as a low pressure system develops over the eastern pacific. ( marty )the search is on for a man the search is the search is on for a man who exposed himself in a milpitas library. police and library management met to review santa clara's public library policies and procedures after the incident. kron four's rob fladaboe has the story. last friday afternoon about 4 o'clock an adult male was spotted exposing himself here in the children's section of the library. an alert patron spotted the man, snapped a couple of photos and reported the incident to staff who called police. diane roche/santa clara coun

investigators say the lettuce was grown in the yuma area but no specific farm has been identified. >>> our time is 6:24. subway plans to close 500 more stores here in the u.s. this year. it's part of a revitalization plan. they announced it last summer. it requires franchise owners to invest more in their operations, that includes adding self-service kiosks, more comfortable seating and wi- fi and usb charging ports. the idea is to have a slightly smaller but more profitable footprint in the fast food market. it includes opening a thousand subway stores overseas. >>> a drive-through chipotle may be coming soon. the ceo of the company says the chain will do what it needs to turn things around, including adding new menu items and adding new franchises. the ceo says up until that negative publicity, chipotle was pretty much invisible. >>> youtube is making changes to its kids app. the update rolls out today. it gives parents the option of letting people decide what their kids can catch instead of a computer algorithm, youtube is making the change in response to complaints that the app fa

. >> reporter: protesters at the yuma county jail urging the release of a man taken into custody by immigration agents tuesday. >> he is the antithesis of a criminal. his a hard-working guy and doesn't look for handouts.>> reporter: he has employed him for landscaping work from time to time. he says the father of three was riding in a car to another job with another man who was the subject of an immigration warrant when he was swept up in the police action and detained. >> the application is in process. at the beginning, they told me it would be 13 years.>> reporter: 18 years he is still waiting to become a citizen. he did not have his paperwork on him when immigration agents arrested the other man he was with.>> he came out of there. >> reporter: his wife and daughter were on hand today to thank protesters for their work to get him released. meanwhile, demonstration organizers pastor had to help support the family and in anticipation of a bail hearing. >>> sal is watching our commute this monday morning. >>> happy monday. traffic is doing pretty well. i know traffic will probably get more crow

at least another 31 cases are believed to be tied to tainted romaine grown in yuma, arizona.e than half are female. the outbreak has made 84 people sick in is it states. 13 of them in california. the search for the exact source is still on going. >> our state senate committee signed off on a bill to create special banks for the cannabis industry. the measure would recrete limited service banks and credit unions for cannabis growers, distributors and retailers. air mauna businesses will be given special checks to pay for their expenses. right now cannabis is a cash-only business because of federal laws against the drug. marijuana is expected to generated up to $4 billion a year in california. >>> subway closing 500 restaurants nationwide. at the same time the chain plans to expand internationally. subway's sales dropped more than 4% because of increased competition from other fast food restaurants. the company plans to win customers back, by more comfortable seeing, wi-fi and usb charging ports and also announced a rewards program. >> one of san francisco's most enduring cultu

the cdc has traced the outbreak to yuma, arizona and warns that if you don't know where the romaine lettuceis coming from, don't buy it or eat it. >>> it's 4:57. we're learning more about joseph james deangelo the man police believe is the golden state killer and the weeks leading up to his arrest. >> plus, one person reported dead after a fire tore through a mobile home in a north san jose neighborhood. we are live from the scene with the very latest from investigators. and i'm kenny choi. let's start with a live look outside... out to st >>> good morning, everyone. it is friday, april 27th. i'm michelle griego. >> good morning. i'm kenny choi. let's start with a live look outside as we start this morning and the traffic some of the traffic in oakland not too bad right now on 880. look at coit tower on telegraph hill. the colors are for the nfl draft. >> i said yellow and red. >> sorry. >> neda. >> gold and red for draft day yesterday. we get it at coit tower, too. are you ready for a cool start to the day? it's going to be a cool weekend. grab your golden red jacket if you're a 49er fan a

health officials have issued warnings about romaine lettuce that is grown in yuma, arizona.since the middle of march... 53 people have gotten sick in 16 states. doctors say the people most at risk for e-coli are young children and the elderly. right now the c-d-c is telling people to stay away from chopped romaine lettuce. but they say... so far... there have been no problems with whole heads of romaine lettuce. ( james ) happening now... milpitas police need help in identifying this driver. police say he left the scene of an accident... after refusing to give out insurance information. the crash happened earlier this month... in a shopping center on west calaveras boulevard. the other driver involved was not hurt. the man's car is described as a white toyota tundra with gray primer on the tailgate with "piercey toyota" paper plates. ( darya ) airline regulators are ordering inspections on engine fan blades like the one that snapped off a southwest airlines plane... killing a woman. philadelphia's medical examiner says jennifer riordan was partially blown out of the plane...

but, they are looking at about two dozen farms in yuma, arizona. >>> well, it took decades for the veteran's administration to acknowledge a connection between agent orange and the illnesses of hundreds of vietnam veterans. well now, some vets are fighting to get help for another deadly disease. that they believe is connected to their years of service. kpix5's allen martin with this original report. >> i was in the highlands in vietnam. >> reporter: michael bothman made it home safe from vietnam, but five decades later, the war is killing him. he suffers from a rare form of cancer he believes was caused by fish he ate when his troops ran out of rations in rugged mountain terrain in the demilitarized zone. >> they had little smaller hand grenades. not full sized. and we dove those in the river and dove down to get the fish. >> reporter: but in the military, they don't hand out cookware. >> it was hard to get that thing cooked. i remember trying to skewer it. hold it over some fuel tabs to actually do the cooking. but, it never really fully cooked. >> reporter: the cancer, called calangio carc

. >> reporter: they expect they came from the yuma arizona region, which generates 90% of the nation's romaine lettuce. as of now, they have not identified a common grower or a brand. they are urging people to throw out any type of remain. even if some is eaten, but did not get anyone sick. >> look at the risk benefits of throwing away a bag of lettuce that you paid for and getting sick. so why take a chance? >> we saw a salad listed today. >> reporter: bev says she is not taking a chance on anything getting in the way of their trip. the >> we decided not to eat it because you don't know, you know, what the source is. better to be safe than sorry. >> right. >> reporter: the incubation period for e. coli is three to four days. doctors say if you do get sick, seek medical treatment. the most severe cases can result in kidney failure. in san jose, maria medina, kpix 5. >>> tonight san francisco police say they are making big progress on the car break-in crisis in the city. in a five-day period this month, police made several auto burglary arrests throughout san francisco. here are some of

chopped romaine lettuce grown in yuma, arizona, is the source of the e. coli outbreak that sent more than 20 people to the hospital in 11 different states but nobody in california has reported getting sick from thelethe le lettuce. >>> we're keeping an eye on the roads in the sierra tonight. there's a winter weather advisory in place until tomorrow morning. that means people can expect rain, wind, and snow with limited visibility out there on the roads. this storm is projected to bring 3 to 6 inches of snow and people living above 7,000 feet could see up to a foot of new snow. >>> live look outside right now at san francisco. at the golden gate bridge where it sure looks like it's wet. don't know if it's still raining. it's raining in downtown san francisco and other places in the bay area. let's check in with vianey arana, see exactly how long this round is going to last. >> if you notice, it's not a big rainmaker, this storm system. it's more of a colder system. as far as rain totals go, anywhere between a tenth and quarter of an inch is expected which

that lettuce has been traced to an area near yuma, arizona, which is known as the winter lettuce capital. cdc has yet to identify the common grower of the brand, but says avoid any romaine lettuce products including salad mixes that contain chopped romaine. >>> it's a special night in heyward. a group of high school and college students got to know each other a little bit better through sports. today soccer without borders was hosted by cal state east bay. it's really a cool tournament and a program. the college students wanted to learn more from a team of high schoolers made up of immigrants and refugees. it also gives those high schoolers a chance to learn more about college and what it takes to get in. this is the second event of its kind. organizers say it's about building confidence and a community of inclusion. >>> we're back in a moment. stay with us. taco taco are you one of the millions of americans living with a taco obsession? my $3 taco deal with three of the tacos you love and a refreshing drink can help. try my $3 taco deal today. clear! taco! taco! new at jack in the box.

health officials say that tainted winter lettuce was grown in yuma, arizona.say the romaine that is now a stores and restaurants is likely from california and not affected. a former college football player walked perhaps the most important seven yards of his life last weekend. chris norton was paralyzed during a game more than seven years ago. doctors gave him only a 3% chance of regaining any movement below his neck. norton, as you can see, defied those odds, getting out of his wheelchair and walking down the aisle with his bride, emily. norton tells "people" magazine, "the accident brought me to her, and that is the biggest blessing." up next, mark phillips talks shop with a local newscaster. >> reporter: do i have to shout at you to be heard? >> well, when you're ringing a bell all day long, you do tend to go deaf. >> reporter: what did you say? . ...that brings you closer to home. for just a few days, it's only $59 to discover your heritage. so instead of telling stories of where you went... ...you can tell the story of where you come from. get ancestrydna