california farms are taking precautions and recalling more products over e-coli concerns. on your morning forecast. another nice one today with temperatures into the upper 50's and low 60's under partly cloudy skies. conditions will stay dry up to tomorrow night when overnight rainfall pushes across the bay area. things will dry back out into the weekend before christmas before rainfall returns into christmas eve. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. ( robin ) 4 your 4 your health this morning... a new study says, opioids offer little benefit chronic pain ... and actually weaken over time. the results come from a review of almost a hundred randomized trials published in the journal of the american medical association. the analysis found for adults with chronic pain, opioids offer narrow improvements over a placebo for pain and physical functioning. and those benefits also tend to dec

coli was -- brothers farms. if e. coli was found in -- e. coli was found in sediment in water. >>> apple is betting big on texas. today the tech giant announced plans to build a new $1 billion campus in austin. apple execs and texas governor greg abbott made the announcement at one of the current facilities in the city. the new development will be 133 acres. apple will add 5,000 jobs initially, then could eventually expand to 15,000 jobs in austin making it the city's largest employer by a mile. apple also plans to build new sites in seattle, san diego and culver city in the next three years. >>> a new federal ruling could make it harder for a proposed texting tax in california to get approval. yesterday the federal communications commission approved a rule that classifies text messages as an information service similar to e-mails and the wireless industry says under that classification they can't be taxed. state regulators want to impose a fee to support phone service for low income residents. >>> check this out, video from the edge of spac

coli outbreak and the california farm now responsible for it. also -- >> it won't be sad, but it's aim time to move forward. >> it will be sad. the end of an era in the east bay. why a man known as santa bob will be turning off the lights on his christmas tradition for the very last time. >> rain is out here in the pacific. i'll spend a got a amount of time on your hour by hour forecast to get you through your friday and right into the weekend. it's in about seven minute you the east bay... lead to a poe pursuit. two men entered a c-v-s store in benicia this morning, and stole several bags of drugs. . >>> two men entered a cvs store this morning and stole several bags of drugs. they then took off in a get-away car, driven by a woman. police say the suspects ditched the car in pleasant hill. officers eventually found one of them hiding under a freeway nearby and under another was under a woman's porch. >> it's the most terrifying thing to be stuck in a situation with armed people who are dangerous right under your porch. changes your day. >> in t

coli contamination. adam bros farming said it was voluntarily recalling red leaf lettuce, green leaf lettuce and cauliflower, harvested from november 27 through november 30.the products did not test positive for e. coli, but were recalled "out of an abundance of caution," because the produce was grown near the location where the fda found e. coli matching the strain in the outbreak.meanwhile, johnson and johnson may have known that its talcum powder could lead to a higher risk of cancer for decades.reuters dug through documents back to the 70's .johnson & johnson called the claims an absurb conspiracy theory but the company lost $39.8 billion in market value on friday-its worst trading day in over 15 years.tesla ceo elon musk says the company may produce an electric pickup truck next year.musk's tweet has since racked up over 4,000 likes and prompted nearly 600 comments. musk said the pickup will have "dual motor all-wheel drive w crazy torque & a suspension that dynamically adjusts for load and "pickup

the f-d-a says only six counties in california have been linked to e recent outbreak of e-coli if the lefy greens were harvested in monterey, san benito, san luis obispo, santa barba, santa cruz or ventura -- don't eat them! any lettuce sold in stores should be labeled with its origin. so before you put it on your plate - check where it was grown. (grant) still ahead... a bay area family is shocked to learn a 70-year-old recording of a deceased family member is found in missouri. we have their story you will only see on kron4. (grant) tonight only on 4... a petaluma family got a big surprise when they were contacted by history buffs in missouri who found a recording of one of their relatives.(justine) they believe the relative died right after he made the recording when his plane crashed in world war 2. kron 4's jr stone spoke with the family and the group from missouri who flew here to give the family the audio recording. this is sgt. earl garrison....a man who at 20 years old lost his life after his bomber plane crashed in world war 2. 73 years later and this record with sgt. garris

the e-coli outbreak linked to tainted romaine lettuce has grown... why the southern california farm is now recalling other types of lettuce.... (lawrence) weather tease ♪ whoa! the mercedes-benz winter event is back and you won't want to stop for anything else. [ barks ] ho! lease the c 300 sport sedan for $399 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. (grant) 4 your money tonight... the trump administration has announced plans to roll back the obama administration's water rules. supporters say the new rules will allow farmers, miners and developers more freedom to control the use of their land. (vicki) but as washington correspondent brie jackson reports opponents say millions of acres will lose federal protections and put america's waterways at greater risk of pollution... brie intro: the clean water

coli outbreak linked to romaine lettuce. the cdc says adam brothers farms watered its lettucemusic, robern great to him ... so he )s now using it to be good to others. ad lib thanks garvin ad lib thanks garvin live pic from san mateo bridge live pic from san mateo bridge ad lib toss to jeff ad lib thanks jeff coming up -- up next... it just got easier to find a breath- taking spot along our coast. up next... it just got easier to find a breath- taking spot along our coast. and you can thank a pricey and unpermitted tech executive )s wedding for its creation. we )ll explain, next. we )re continuing to follow breaking news...tracking a major water this little home of mine, ♪ i'm gonna let it shine. ♪ it's energy saving time, ♪ i'm gonna reduce mine. ♪ californians all align ♪ to let our great state shine. ♪ let it shine, ♪ the power's ours to let it shine! ♪ union city. this is happening at/near the intersection of union city >>> we want to update our breaking news. a major water main break in union city. nbc b

health officials have traced the latest e coli outbreak to one farm in central california. a water reservoir at adams farms in santa barbara county tested positive. along with that county officials say people should still avoid lettuce from monterey and san bon ito. if you're unsure, toss it. >> berk reply police searching for people who tried to break into the apple store on hurst avenue. they showed photos of the truck used to ram the glass. the mettle security gate remained intact. the thieves took off. >> a flight out of sacramento boumd for dallas had to turn around because someone left a heart behind. you heard that right. a heart. passengers splanld the crew wanted to make sure it got to a hospital. >> even though we were on the far side of idaho at that time, flipped the planearound and took us back into seattle so the situation could be rectified. >> he captured >> at the time everyone was saying to save a life we're happy to do that. >> they say they recovered the heart with the sole sfwoentd use the valves to heal lives. it was going to seattle. >> we were notifi

california's big role in the romaine lettuce - e coli outbreak... the latest on when your salad routine can get back to normal.. plus.. a question about race, gangs and graffiti on a health science final exam at cal - state campus.. the schools response.. coming up. and next.. the youngest survivors of the camp fire are struggling with memories of the traumatic experience .. we look at the mental stress and who is trying to help.. (pam) sfx: tinny headphone music sfx: feet shuffling life can change in an instant. be covered when it does... ...with a health plan through covered california. we offer free expert help choosing the best plan for you. and all of our plans include free preventive care. financial help is available, so check for yourself to see what savings you qualify for. for health insurance starting january 1st, enroll by december 15th. because you never know when life... ...will change. get covered today. tech giant apple made a big announcement today ... involving the company's expansion across the united states. grant lodes is here wi

coli outbreak with romaine, so certain heads of the romaine had e. coli, you could see which containers that they were in and then see where those containers came from, and that's the source. >> and it's because -- >> and then, you throw out all the associated -- >> the packaging that's around that individual head of lettuce has an individual rfin. >> no, the large crate, the boxes. >> i'm not still distinguishing how that one -- >> yeah. generally, you wouldn't distinguish the individual head of lettuce. it's more the batch it's associated with. for a high value item, an item where the price is a lot higher, and you want to individually scan it, that makes more sense, but for cheap produce that's in batches, it would be inefficient even on a supply chain level to scan the individual heads individually. and you do have to trust -- you're right, when the heads of lettuce get taken from the farms, they get put in this cargo, you have to trust that's done well and this original farm is organic. and you have to know when it goes from the farm to the box

coley and his family members of the coli ethnic group have lived and worked on the banks of the esther e. where the meaty river flows into the arabian sea in mumbai. but since the early eighty's the river has taken a turn for the worse. from . the. people throw all kinds of things and the miti river household appliances even biomedical waste like used syringes and then. they don't understand that we depend on this river for everything. in this i hope people stop doing those. and that's what they load plastic bags and i learned so much other garbage that we can't even row our boats through it at times. our path is blocked by large chunks of garbage. noting around. the eighteen kilometer long river is the dividing line between the city of mumbai and its suburbs. seventy percent of its banks on both sides occupied by slums for whom the polluted river is the only source of water. directly which lies south of the maci is known as one of the world's largest slums it's a hub for small scale industries like honey and waste recycling. sewage industrial effluent and other solid waste get dumped

coli so far none untreated water tested positive for e. coli. but they are doing this out of on a aa bun dance of caution, the recall effects 14 different states. >> all right so let's move on to facebook. yet another privacy scandal. >> that's right facebook says a bug in its system accidentally exposed 6.8 million users private photos so in a blog post last friday facebook says certain third party apps were given more access than they normally would of to photos normally they have access to photos on time line but they were given access to photos not made public also some of the photos in the facebook marketplace, and in the stories. so facebook they discovered this breach or this -- this bug happened back in september. september 13th through the 25th now we are just hearing about it now. facebook did apologize but didn't say why it took them several months to disclose that this is happened. >> all right so several months ago, down with but hear it be. okay all right thank you so much tracee. appreciate it. with tile is 15 minutes until top of

coli outbreak two years ago. >> what a shame. just before the holidays. >> yeah. >>> turning once more to that massive snowstorm. a special sighting in north carolina. it was so bad that even mr. grinch had to plow his way out. >> huh. >> that's the grinch, also known as jawanna white's dad. jawanna took video of the would-be grinch plowing 6 inches of snow in boone. she posted it to her facebook page and some clever person noted, he's clearing the way to steal christmas. >> oh, that's what he was doing. >> yeah, definitely. >> many people have been saying the snowstorm is a mean one. so good to have -- >> mr. grinch. >>> coming up, the sister act. two nuns now admitting to stealing $500,000 from their catholic school over more than a decade. using the money for travel and casinos. those slots won't play themselves. >>> and beyonce takes the stage for an even bigger wedding than the jonas wedding. whose wedding it was later in "the skinny." you're watching "world news now." ♪ you turned out to be the ♪ best thing i never had

coli outbreak in romaine lettuce is now linked to a farm in california. kpix 5's veronica de la cruz joins us with the details. >> reporter: a total of 59 cases of the illness across 15 states, since it was first reported back in october. according to the cdc, the bacteria was traced to adam brothers farms in santa barbara county. officials say e. coli was discovered in the sediment of a water reservoir used to irrigate the leafy greens. the lettuce from the farm is now under a recall. >> i'm shocked. i'm surprised, you never think things are going to happen that close to home. >> quite surprising because it's been something all over this country. >> reporter: the farm is cooperating with the investigation, agencies believe the farm is not the only source of contamination. the fda is also checking other regions that grow romaine lettuce. in the meantime the cdc advises consumers not to eat romaine lettuce from monterey, san benito and santa barbara county until the investigation is complete. ken? >> thank you. >>> tonight we have learned it was likely pre

coli outbreak. we now know where it started. >> plus, the crackdown on carpool cheaters. what abc 7 found as the chp targeted the people who make your commute even worse. >> i'm spencer christian. a colorful post-sunset sky shows more clouds. along with rain. i'll have the forecast coming up. >> the tech billionaire who built an app for the rest of us sfx: tsfx: feet shufflingc life can change in an instant. be covered when it does... ...with a health plan through covered california. we offer free expert help choosing the best plan for you. and all of our plans include free preventive care. financial help is available, so check for yourself to see what savings you qualify for. for health insurance starting january 1st, enroll by december 15th. because you never know when life... ...will change. get covered today. >>> abc 7 news is committed to building a better bay area. that means we dig deeper into the big issues. housing, transportation, transit, including carpools. the chp has been cracking down on those not so sneaky carpool cheaters. the transportation commission fo

(ken) an ongoing e-coli outbreak linked to romaine lettuce has sickened 52 people. that's according to the c-d-c, which says nine additional patients have been reported ill in the past 12-days. officials say the contamination has been traced back to six counties in central and northern california. but investigators are still working to identify the exact source of the outbreak. e-coli affected consumers in 15-states coast-to-coast - but there are no reports of any deaths. 27-additional cases are under investigation in canada. (catherine) california regulators say marijuana deliveries can be made anywhere in the state....even in areas that ban cannabis. three state agencies released proposed regulations today. they'll become permanent next month after state lawyers finish reviewing them. law enforcement groups and cities with bans fought against it. the delivery problem could end up in court...once the state sets permanent rules for how pot is grown, tested, packaged, and delivered. (ken) 77-years ago today the u.s. military suffered a devastating attack by the japan

(ken) you can add cauliflower and more types of lettuce, to e-coli concerns. the santa barbara county farm linked to the current romaine lettuce recall -- adam brothers farm -- is voluntarily recalling red and green leaf lettuce... as well as cauliflower, "out of an abundance of caution." none of the recalled products has tested positive for e-coli-- and no one has gotten sick from those products. the recalled cauliflower and red and green leaf lettuce were harvested between november 27th and 30th... and distributed to several states. the c-d-c recently linked romaine lettuce grown in northern and central california to an e-coli outbreak that sickened about sixty people. (pam) products you use in your daily routine ... could be leading to early puberty for your daughters. we hear from a doctor about the three chemicals to look for. (ken) affordable housing... the city of walnut creek is trying to make it more affordable to live there. details on how you can might be able to get your hands on below market rate housing. (pam) new year... new regulations. we take

e-coli has affected consumers in 15-states coast-to-coast. ( james )for your money this morning... 155-thousand jobs were created in the u-s last month. that's according to the latest jobs report. the report was weaker than expected but still a sign of a strong labor market. the primary sectors adding jobs were business, health care and manufacturing. the unemployment rate stayed at three-point-seven percent. paychecks grew by three- point-one percent over the last year, in line with expectations. october's jobs numbers slightly went down. ( james )coming up... we hear from a local veterinary who says there is a disturbing spike in animals being shot. what they say could be behind the alarming trend. youand the holiday spiritoss just hits you... yes! or when you get the best deal... on a treat for your best friend? or when you score a magical gift... at an unbelievable price? yes! that's yes for less. ross has you and your list covered with gifts you'll love to give. and it feels even better when you find them for less-at ross. yes for less. ( james ) in the east bay ... an alarming nu

coli has been linked to hundreds of illnesses. people should avoid romain lettuces from nearby farms, too, because they may also be tainted. >>> the mavericks surf competition will not be happening this weekend. this comes as a high surf warning is in effect. thro came t for those who decid test the waters. nbc was exclusively at the meeting, christie smith has the story. >> reporter: the pounding surf at the state beach brought surfers out ahead of the rain. >> choppy. but it looks like this inside is starting to work a little bit. it is better than it looked this morning. >> reporter: did you go out this morning? >> no, i just looked at it. it was too small. now the swell is starting to pick up. >> reporter: a high surf warning is in effect as questions lingered about the mavericks challenge big wave surfing contest. >> even if the swell is huge, they won't have the contest because conditions will be too bad. >> reporter: late this afternoon the world surf league said it won't happen this week. adding the wind is good and clean

e-coli has affected consumers in 15-states coast-to-coast. ( darya ) for your money this morning... southwest is close to flying to hawaii. and united airlines gets bad news about on-time arrivals. jane king is live at the nasdaq with those stories and more. ( jane )good morningunited airlines wound up on the wrong end of the official results in the november on-time arrivals derby. according to the numbers just released by airline data behemoth oag, united finished in fourth and last place among the four largest domestic carriers with 76 point 7 percent of flights arriving on time last month.it also didn't help in november that a nasty blizzard hit chicago's o'hare airport, united's largest hub.southwest airlines is "close" to getting the special certification necessary to start flights to hawaii.flight global reports southwest will eventually fly from four california cities, oakland, san diego, san jose and sacramento, to the hawaii. walgreens is rolling out a prescription delivery service nationwide.it will partner with fedex to deliver prescriptions as soon as the next day for a

officials are narrowing down the search for the romaine lettuce e-coli outbreak. (ácommercialá) it's a brand new morning for breakfast. introducing the jimmy dean delights breadless egg'wich. we got rid of the bread, and replaced it with two egg fritatas. for a protein packed start to your day. and that is something else. kinda makes you hungry don't it? youand the holiday spiritoss just hits you... yes! or when you get the best deal... on a treat for your best friend? or when you score a magical gift... at an unbelievable price? yes! that's yes for less. ross has you and your list covered with gifts you'll love to give. and it feels even better when you find them for less-at ross. yes for less. (james)(darya) welcome back. let's get a check of the weather this morning... morning...weather this check of the weather this morning... looking at clear skies to start the day followed by showers increasing late in the day into the overnight hours. temperatures will be a touch cooler than they have been only peaking in the 50's and low 60's. tomorrow a few spotty showe

coli outbreak.people aren't just spending more time shopping online-they're spending more money, too. most shoppers- 71 percent- believe they get better deals online. marketwatch says often free shipping isn't really free, if you have to reach a minimum to get free shipping, many customers will add more items just to get the free shipping. also online ads target you when you are most vulnerable. and one study found that consumers spent twice as much money online than they tohught. starbucks is getting in on delivery.it says it will offer coffee delivery across the u-s as it seeks to reach more customers.ubereats will do the delivery.in all 2-thousand stores will participate.kraft heinz has a new product that uses technology to catch double dippers.the "double diptector" is made up of a smart chip-and-dip bowl that pairs with the diptector app to catch double dippers in the act at social gatherings. pressure sensors inside an average-looking chip-and-dip bowl track movements and alert the app user with a loud alarm if someone double dips.live from the nasdaq marketsite, i'm jane king b

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coli. this farm is also responsible for the most recent romaine lettuce recall. shipping to wholesalers across the states. >>> this morning some rare good news from the housing market and the feds wrapping up for its last policy meeting of the year. >>> good morning. we'll start off with some good news. . >> hrtng sou es vewentare with that new home construction down 3.5% a year ago a single family home construction was down 4% from month before but an encourheaging sig forward. building permits were up by 5%. a two day meeting today and it's been heavily anticipated. the market has been expected the fed to raise rates this evening. but because of the struggles over the past two months investors hoping it cools the path as the economy starts to show some signs of worry as the global economy pulls back particularly in china. we saw the dow drop 1000 points in the past two sessions combined. let's go to the big board s &p up 23 points. oracle up 2%. michelle and kenny back to you. >> 6:45 right now in san mateo county there's a popular beach. >> but it has a very u

turns out more than just romaine lettuce could contain e-coli. details on the latest produce being recalled. (grant) plus... many people say millennials don't know basic "adulting" tasks. so one high school is trying to change that for the next generation. we'll tell you about their "adulting" day. youand the holiday spiritoss just hits you... yes! or when you get the best deal... on a treat for your best friend? or when you score a magical gift... at an unbelievable price? yes! that's yes for less. ross has you and your list covered with gifts you'll love to give. and it feels even better when you find them for less-at ross. yes for less. being an adult is hard work. that's why one high school in kentucky is hoping to prepare its graduating seniors by hosting an "adulting day". (vicki) these are pictures of the event. seniors at bullitt central high school were taught various "adulting" tasks including proper financing, dorm-life cooking, how to change a tire, and more. (grant) a school official says they got the idea from a facebook post saying

tested positive for coli. the company says it is being extra careful. >>> well, last night, i got a chance to do sometng very, ry special. i joined the cast nut crack order st ge theree theater. if you were there in down d.c. to see the washingn ballet's performance, you might have seen what looked like two black porcupines taped to the side of the head. i was not alone.t lookthat. that was my big moment, saving her handkerchief there. dangerous. that version of the nutcracker is set in the80 in georgetown and it uses figures from local washington history. this is its final annual year. >> that looks like a lot of fun. > it was more fun leaving the stage. >> you look like you're having fun withhosehings on your ears. >> i just home t i don't have do it again. >> i think they would have been veryul succes >> we had a great time last night. thank you for the invitation. it was great. >> next a bitter.ri >> meghan marshakle's father, h what he's doing every day to get the attention of his daughter. hey, batter, b

coli. >> reporter:llore than 12 n pounds of beef have been recalled in recent months due to e. coli outbreaks, but any time you're handling raw meat, even if it's not part of a recall you're really putting yourself at risk of bacteria contamination. dr. taylor wallace is here with tips to keepll of us healthy over the holidays. thanks for being here. no one wants to make our guests have food poisoning and throwing up. so what are the four core practices we should all followi this of year? >> so fda, the food and drug administration, has this program called fight back. the ways to fight bac are cleane sepa cook. you want to wash your hands often. you want to separate raw meat because cross-contamination is an issue. g then young to want to cook it to a self-temperature and then chill it in the refrigerator. temperaturesafe >> turkey and chicken, yan're going to cook those to an internal of 165 degrees. for ground meat products, cook to 160. all other red meat like pork ops and steaks you're going to want to cook to 145 degrees.'s >> l talk about those four core practices we were

la lechuga romana tambiÉn fue retirada en noviembre por el e coli. la llamada carne molida que tanto se utiliza para hacer hamburguesas, dicen los expertos que sÓlo se debe consumir cuando se cocina a una temperatura de 160° fahrenheit. seguimos contigo, patricia. patricia: gracias. pero no sÓlo hay comida para humanos contaminada . la compaÑÍa elm pet food estÁ retirando alimentos para perros porque tienen exceso de vitamina d. esto puede provocar insuficiencia renal en los animales. los sÍntomas, entre otros, son vÓmitos, pÉrdida de peso y sed excesiva. enrique: al regresar de la pausa, el padre de la turista venezolana desaparecida en costa rica dice tener fe de que el cuerpo encontrado no es el de su hija. patricia: el padre de carla estefanÍa, la venezolana desaparecida en costa rica, dijo tener fe en que el cuerpo hallado cerca de donde se alojaba su hija no sea el de ella. carlos caicedo dijo que fue citado por los investigadores, pero no le tomaron muestras de adnni le dejaron reconocer el cuerpo. las autoridades arrestaron a un sos

coli outbreak. it's from red and green leaf lettuce and cauliflower. it may hav come int contact with contaminated reservoir wa tr. so farre have been no reported illnesses. you can look for more information o this recall in our nbc washington app. >> 6:06 and more uncertainty about the future of d.c.'s providen spital. d.c. attorney general sued the hospital to keep it fromcaling back. the hospital violated the terms of its newly renewed licen for the city. the department, the emergency department and the services that support it will stay open through the end of april to combat flu season. >> family and friends gathered to celebrate the life of the 10-year-old that was shotn front of home about five months ago. her mother says it's a way to keep her memory iv >> it's been very overwhelming, but i try to keepverything positive and keep her name and her legacy going. she takes some comfort in knowing police charged 7 people in her daughter's murder. >> the clock is ticking as a partial government shutdown looms. ae white house is demanding $5 million t

coli twice and it's awful. by the way early at the top of the show, that was not data per reno coughing. it was bill mcgurn. >> it's not like isaac newton discovers gravity. it's one piece of the puzzle that the big drug company or the national institutes of health, whoever is do the experiments. we're trying to make one piece in a long chain that can only be solved in the abaccepts of weight. kennedy: sometimes that's hard to describe to people and it's interesting to see these pictures back from mars and see the stories of a lander docking on a comet. but you have something responsible for 90% of pancreatic duck tall carcinoma and one third of small cell lung cancer and half of corectal tumors. now you're literally talking about a cure for cancer that devastates millions and mill mis of families. >> many of us know someone affected by that and this is a great example. the lab in space, the organization that runs it partners with the fred rick national lab in maryland to get the cancer gene. they do protein cr

(catherine) a ongoing e- coli outbreak linked to romaine lettuce has sickened 52 people. that's according to the c-d-c, who says nine additional patients have been reported ill in the past 12-days. officials say the contamination has been traced back to six counties in central and northern california. but investigators are still working to identify the exact source of the outbreak. e-coli affected consumers in 15-states coast-to-coast - but there are no reports of any deaths. 27-additional cases are under investigation in canada. (justine) a warning for dog owners in the east bay...and people who like picking wild mushrooms with the recent rainfall...two types of potentially deadly mushrooms are popping up again. the east bay regional park district says the death cap mushroom and the western destroying angel are growing. last year 14 people were poisoned. three of them needed liver transpants. so don't pick these. and keep an eye on your dog....because they could also be poisoned. (justine) up next... marvel studios releases its first trailer for the highly anticipated mo

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coli outbreak has been linked to a farm. it was discovered in the sediment of a water rest ser voar. there have been 59 cases of the illness across 15 states. agencies are still investigating if there are other possible sources. the cdc is advising consumers not to eat romaine lettuce from monterey. >>> a tipster may have helped save the lives of teachers and students during a shooting at an indiana school. >> we have school shootings. >> reporter: kids between 10 and 14 were trapped with a gunman. >> the shooter, 222 north seventh. >> reporter: emergency crews flooded the scene. terrifying kids inside sent texts to loved ones. mom mixer i'm scared. there's a shooting. someone's shooting. sm. it was a 911 shoot per. >> had they not made that call, we would be having a much different conversation. >> reporter: the caller told police who to look for. a 14-year-old boy shot his way into the school and exchanged fire with officers before turning the gun on him serve. >> having a text from your daughter saying you're the best mom

coli linked to the lettuce. people should still avoid romaine lettuce from the central valley as other nearby farms may also be dangerous to eat. >>> when it comes to passing california safety tests, more pot-related products are getting the all-clear. the testing started in july. about 14% of state tested pot products are failing. the numbers are down from a 20% failure rate during the first two months of testing. he hadable edibles are having the toughest time. >>> the san francisco art commission provides an update on the redesigned harvey milk plaza in the castro district. when that plan was revealed, it drew criticism. designers emerged with a new plan. there is still no timetable for construction. >>> it's a case of you break it, you buy it. a man who illegally demolished a famous san francisco house now being required to rebuild a replica. ross johnson purchased the home last year. he had received permission to remodel the house, but instead he chose to demolish it, stating he wanted a bigger home for his

coli outbreak with romaine, so certain heads of the romaine had e. coli, you could see which containers that they were in and then see where those containers came from, and that's the source. >> and it's because -- >> and then, you throw out

coli outbreak with romaine, so certain heads of the romaine had e. coli, you could see which containers that they were in and then see where those containers came from, and that's the source. >> and it's because -- >> and then, you throw out all the associated -- >> the packaging that's around that individual head of lettuce

coli linked to the lettuce. food regulators say p avoid rom lettuce from the central valley and other nearby farms may also be dangerous to eat. >>> check out this video. this is wild. police chasing a stolen ambulance in los angeles earlier today. police say this all started when a patient got out of his restraints, stole the ambulance. he drove the ambulance future more than 45 minutes on the freeway. the driver then pulled over, tried hopping a fence and tried running into the desert. police were able to track him down. nobody was hurt in the chase. >>> we have shown you the rain. we showed you the winds. we've got some new video of the snow. this is the sierra from donner ski ranch. you can see a lot of snow up there today. caltrans crews have a truck loaded with sand getting it off the road. while skiers and snowboarders head to the slopes, drivers are struggling to get up there. >> a lot of snow up e. >> we're watchinthter storm warnings for the sierra. that's going to carry through 10:00 tomorrow morning

coli outbreak in romaine lettuce is now being linked to one california farm. bacteria was traced to a farm in santa barbara county owned and operated by adam brothers farms. officials say e. coli was discovered in the sediment of a water reservoir used to irrigate the leafy greens. agencies are still investigating if there are other possible sources. there have been 59 cases of the illness across 15 states since it was reported in october. >>> some saplings don't look like much right now, but they could grow one day to be some of the tallest trees in the world. it's because they carry ancient dna from some giant redwoods. >> kpix5's don ford explains how scientists are cloning a super grove to help fight climate change. >> reporter: working with the presidio trust, a nonprofit research firm archangel, has perfected the technique of extracting dna from long lost trees. those saplings will be planted here. the soil is carefully prepared, tilled and fertilized. an irrigation system is almost complete. >> this valve is remotely operated from a controller down ther

coli and ngerous ba. >>> mor raw ground turkey are being recalled. the affected brand is jennie-o. there is concerned the role turkey products might be contaminated with salmonella. so far the cdc reported 52 new cases of illness associated with the outbreak. it brings the total number of illnesses to 216 people across 38 states since it began in november. >>> one death has been reported. >>> today is super saturday. 130 million americans hit the stores are bought last minute gifts online. this year shipping companies are expecting to have a record year. this is what the holidays look like at the ups world tu the company expects to make 800 million deliveries between thanksgiving and christmas. peeking a record 37 million in a single day. nearly doubl take your pick. this is what we plan for all year.>> there is a record number of packages this year. due to an increase of people shopping online. >>> the warriors and their fans pause to remember and usher who had a longtime presence at oracle arena.>>> the team got practice shots before taking on the mavericks. the honored georgia w

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coli outbreak to one farm in california. a water reservoir near santa maria and santa barbara county tested positive for the strain. people should still avoid lettuce from monterey and senn benito. if you are unsure about it, toss it. >> in the east bay, berkeley police are searching for people who tried to break into an apple store. police shared these photos. the abandoned u-haul truck was used to ram the front of the store on hearst street just after 3:00 yesterday morning. the security gate remain indeed tact. they took off empty handed. there have a smash and grab robbery at the same store two years ago. >>> the new cpmc hospital will open in march. abc 7 news has an exclusive look inside the new medical center. it looks ready for move in but lots still needs to happen. staff is being trained on new tools, including this lift to get patients it of beds. they will have 274 patient beds. but there is one difference >> we have all private rooms for the patients. in addition, we encourage our family members to stay. and we