that chipotle lost $22 a share today. it is down nearly 38% since an e. coli outbreak at its restaurants in the fall. 26 days, now, before the voting in iowa, and republican donald trump is questioning the birth of front-runner ted cruz. just when you thought this campaign couldn't get any stranger, cruz fired back, with the help of the fonz. here's nancy cordes. >> i really know nothing about it. >> reporter: a lack of knowledge has not stopped trump from claiming, repeatedly this week, that his closest competitor might be ineligible to run for president. >> i hope that's not going to be a problem for him, but i've been hearing a lot about it, and you've been hearing it and i guess everybody is talking about it. >> reporter: texas senator ted cruz was born in canada, but to an american mother; legal scholars widely agree that makes him a natural-born u.s. citizen. trump once shared that view, but has apparently had a change of heart, as cruz climbed to the top of some iowa polls. the billionaire now argues, a cruz candidacy could imperil the g.o.p. >> the problem is, that if

outbreaks of e. coli and norovirus. reports say roughly 2,000 chipotle locations will close february 8 for the big talk. >>> another san francisco record store is shutting its doors. rasputin on powell street closed yesterday. it's the latest in record store closures. 11 other locations are open in the bay area and beyond. >>> many on social media seem to have the same issues about this year's oscar contenders. the cast of the talk called out the academy for nominating only white actors for its top two categories. the hashtag oscars so white has been all over twitter. and one top editor from variety magazine says it could be because the majority of academy members are over 50 and 90% of them are white. >> the second year in a row with no diversity and -- and not enough gender diversity. it's like, okay, there's a problem here. >> some social media media users say films like "straight outta compton" starring and produced by people of color have been shut out unfairly. academy's president says the organization is trying to be more inclusive. >>> time now 4:57. it's a recent technology ma

water they have... because traces of e. coli were found in their war system. we'll tell you wher and president obama announcg plans to take executive ordn gun control laws. details cg up. it's 7 a-m on this saturday morning, january the second 20-15. good morning, i'm an makovec. i'm mark kelly. (first weather) (first weather) last night people in walnut creek tried to make the mos four. >>> chilly. and you can see them moving into the north bay. no nothing really significant. we're going to see plenty of wet weather. wet weather on the way. we'll have more in your hex tended forecast in about 15 minutes. >>> last night, folks in walnut creek tried to make the most of chilly conditions. ktx 5 reports. >>> if you can't beat the cold, lace up your skates, hit the ice and semioperate it. >> i like ice skating. >> these skaters spent new year's day at the rink in walnut creek dressed for the chill. >> a jacket, gloves and a scarf. >> i actually like it. it's kind of cold. frost. it makes me feel good. >> this man just returned from the philippines and came back to a cold snap. temperatur

stocking up on bottled water after an e. coli scare. emily turner says the warning is going out. don't drink from the tap. >> reporter: in is the neighborhood where it happened and this is also the neighborhood where several weeks ago l was a sewage overflow and folks who live here say they think that is what is to blame. the sonoma county health department says at least two wells in the cannon manor neighborhood have extremely high levels of e. coli. they have been ordered not to use those wells. others nearby have been warned while test results come back. anyone who has a contaminated well has been switched to city water. >> it is a very difficult problem. that's the reason they made us about two years ago hook up to city sewer and water to get away from the contamination. >> reporter: but switching to city waltzer a hot topic. these folks say it cost them $23,000 to hook up to the system so many have stuck with wells. if this bacteria outbreak spreads, they worry it could be bad for more spokes. >> does that worry you for them? >> of course yes. >> reporter: i talked to several peop

coveredca.com e-coli was found in a well. >>> an e. coli scare in the north bay where an investigation is under way after e. coli was found in a well. that story and more tonight at 5:00. >>> and that's a wrap on a new year's day a friday. enjoy your weekend. >> thank you. >> beautiful shot of san francisco. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> hope: hi. >> wyatt: hi. >> hope: you leaving? >> wyatt: uh, not for long... unless you want me to stay and help you unpack. >> hope: no. no, i'm almost finished. >> wyatt: yeah? >> hope: yeah. >> wyatt: okay. well, just use any closet or drawer that you want. just remember -- this is our home. okay? >> hope: okay. >> wyatt: [ sneezes ] [ clears throat ] ooh-ee! >> hope: ohh, are your allergies really that bad?

water, and boiling the water they have... because traces of e. coli were found in their water system. we'll tell you where. and president obama announcing plans to take executive order on gun control laws. details coming up. it's 7 a-m on this saturday morning, january the second 20-15. good morning, i'm anne makovec. i'm mark kelly. (first weather) (first weather) last night people in walnut creek tried to make the most of

the bacteriae discovered in several water wells.. an >>> an e. coli scare is forcing sonoma county residents to stock up on drinking water tonight. two strains of the bacteria were discovered in several water wells and kpix 5's emily turner tells us, families are concerned. >> reporter: this is the neighborhood where it happened and this is also the neighborhood where several weeks ago, there was a sewage overflow. and folks who live here say they think that is what is to blame. the sonoma county health department says at least two wells in the cannon manor neighborhood have extremely high levels of e. coli and fecal coliform. they have been ordered not to use those wells. and others nearby have been warned while test results come back. anyone who has a contaminated well has now been switched to city water. >> it's a very difficult problem. i think that's the reason they made us about two years ago hook up to city sewer and water to get away from this contamination that's going on now. >> reporter: but switching to city water is a hot topic all its own. these folks say it costs the

people got sick from eating e. coli, salmonella and the norovirus. >>> a new traveling warning for pregnant women. a mosquito virus is linked to serious birth defects. >> reporter: we are used to hearing the mosquitoes spreading west nile, but now we are hearing about zika virus. it is linked to birth defects and death. health officials are asking pregnant women to postpone travel to 14 places including mexico, brazil, panama, and puerto rico. it is causing babies to be born with a small underdeveloped brain. this is a brazilian baby born with the defect last month. now is the time lauren will take the alerts seriously. >> most likely it would probably stop me traveling while i was pregnant. >> reporter: in the u.s., a confirmed zika case has public officials trapping and testing mosquitoes. >> these are things to watch. >> reporter: there is no vaccine for the virus so if you do travel to the areas, use repellent with deet. >> it is okay for repellent and breast-feeding women. >> reporter: and talk to your doctor before you decide what to do. >> my daughter is pregnant now. if i b

. the chain has been linked to outbreaks of both e. coli and norovirus. the company has yet to confirm the cause. >> what are the qualifications that anything else is going to come out of that organization is going to be safe? >> reporter: chipotle has seen its stock price tank losing nearly a third of its value but the ceo says their new policies will quote put us 10 to 15 years ahead of industry norms and i believe this will be the safest restaurant to eat at. though many people are staying away. >> i certainly would not go. >> reporter: others are willing to give them a second chance. >> it might just be one good weekend with a couple of drinks and next thing you know, i would be at chipotle. >> reporter: you never know what happens in that circumstance. they are trying to win back customers who may have lost their appetites. live in san francisco, anne makovec, kpix 5. >>> today in the south bay a bicyclist dies after getting hit by a truck. kpix 5's kiet do reports it wasn't the initial hit that killed him. >> reporter: a grim scene in the early-morning hours in downtown san jose.

after e. coli and norovirus outbreaks. frank and michelle? >> they might have a little work to do there. okay. well, a lawsuit is brewing between two coffeemakers over one big hollywood star. tell us about that. >> reporter: the battle between espresso and israel. espresso is suing the israeli espresso club for using an actor in an ad who looks like george clooney. clooney is already the spokesman for espresso which wants to make sure customers are not misled and wants to put an end to this commercial. >> i'm sure it was all a coincidence. >> that's hilarious. >> one big coincidence. >> sure. the actor looks just like him. >> he does if you look closely. it's george! >> hena daniels, cbsmoneywatch.com, have a great weekend. >> thanks. >>> it is 5:41. he managed to survive an avalanche but is now facing possible criminal charges. next, we talked to the snowboarder who caught his wild ride on camera. ,,,, (church bell) (bear growls) (burke) smash and grub. seen it. covered it. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. causing an avalanche at the sugar bowl ski resort

norovirus and e. coli outbreaks at the chain last year. they will close all restaurants in the afternoon on february 8 for a companywide employee meeting on food safety. >>> the robot revolution is already under way. that's according to a new report from the world economic forum. the study claims developments in technology will take about five million jobs from humans by 2020. the report concluded administrative roles, construction and manufacturing fields will be affected most. frank and michelle? >> all right. hena daniels of cbsmoneywatch.com, thank you. >>> time now 5:41. roadwork is no driver's favorite thing but it brings money to cities everywhere. next, why san francisco's construction boom could come to a grinding halt all because of the super bowl. , ,, i was walking home. just picked us up two breakfast croissants for four bucks, when this bear attacked. with one swipe, it devoured one of the croissants. then jack showed up and took care of the beast, so i could escape. and that's what happened to your breakfast croissant. and yours? it survived. share it with yourself. freshl

gotten sick after eating at chipotle since october. the chain has been linked to outbreaks of both e. coli and norovirus. >>> well, the stock market isn't the only thing that's falling. oil prices have also been tanking. the question is, why are so many conditions continuing to tack on those fuel surcharges? we asked consumerwatch reporter julie watts to find out. julie. >> reporter: the price of crude oil has been plummeting for over the past 18 months. and that has kept gas prices down. yet many companies insist they still need to add on those fuel surcharges. and they have some interesting reasons why. >> oil prices slump below $30 a barrel. >> oil has broken below $30 a barrel. >> this is what a crash looks like. >> the price of oil fell below $30 a barrel. >> that's all the world needs is another half million barrels, right? >> reporter: oil has plunged to the lowest price in more than a decade. but tell that to the airlines and delivery companies that are still taking on fuel surcharges. at feddics, u.p.s. and dhl, surgeon charges range from 2 to 5%. >> fuel for the trucks. >>

also been linked to e. coli outbreaks at several restaurants between september and november. >>> gas prices are going down for the new year. the average price for gas in the u.s. just dropped to the $2 mark. it hasn't been that low since march of 2009. >>> but around here, we're paying more to fill up. california is the most expensive market for gas with an average of $2.88 a gallon in san francisco it's $2.82. oakland drivers paying $2.73. if you get gas in san jose, you will pay $2.74 on average. >>> and you'll be able to afford that if you win the powerball jackpot which has now climbed to an estimated $500 million. a half billion dollars! it's the biggest prize in nearly a year and people from coast to coast have been buying tickets hoping to become super rich. experts say computer generated tickets win 70 to 80% of all powerball jackpots. if you win, there are two payment options. you can take a cash option and get $306 million before taxes are deducted or you can take the annuity which would pay out the $500 million over 29 years. >> wow. >>> now for a look at what's ahead on t

: chipotle's health- related issues began last july with a small e. coli outbreak in seattle. in august, 200 people were sickened by norovirus in california. in october, dozens of customers in chipotle restaurants across nine states came down with e. coli infections, and the chain temporarily closed 43 of its restaurants. the company is now tightening its food safety procedures, including doing d.n.a.-based tests on ingredients before they're shipped to restaurants and beefing up worker training. >> there's a lot of talk, but we haven't seen the data and the behavior change. we need to see that changes have been made. >> reporter: well, chipotle's stock price rose almost 20 points after today's announcement, but, scott, that's far below where it had been trading. >> pelley: anna, thanks very anch. the sean penn interview, next. fact. when emergency room doctors choose an otc pain reliever for their patients muscle, back and joint pain. the medicine in advil is their #1 choice. nothing is stronger on tough pain than advil. relief doesn't get any better than this. advil. you're down with

e. coli outbreak at several chipotle stores. last month sales at their stores fell 30%. >>> macy's is eliminating 4,000 jobs nationwide so that includes sales associates, back office positions, and executives. it's part after restructuring plan following weak holiday sales. sales in november and december were down nearly 5%. macy's blames the unseasonably warm weather. about 80%% of the sales decline can be attributed to the lack of sales in cold weather gear. >>> the consumer electronics show is in las vegas. netflix is now in 130 countries. netflix added arabic and korean and chinese to the languages it supports. netflix is available on any device that has an internet connection. >>> something for coffee drinkers at the consumer electronics show. a smart mug. it's called the ember. its manufacturers say it will keep your coffee at the perfect temperature two hours thanks to a rechargeable battery. a ring at the bottom of the mug lets you adjust the temperature which is displayed on the mug. most like their coffee between 135 and 140 degrees. i need this. that's all i can say. >>

could uncover. michelle, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. recent norovirus and e coli outbreaks have taken a bite out of chipotle's earnings. sales were down in the last quarter of 2015. now the department of justice is investigating the chain. exactly what it's looking for is still unknown. >> chipotle subpoenaed. >> news of the criminal investigation. along with disappointing earnings sent chipotle's stock plunging wednesday. in a federal subpoena issued, chipotle was ordered to hand over paperwork from their restaurant in simi valley, california. an alleged norovirus made 200 people were sickened there in august. >> they tend to stem from a series of problems without adequate protections being put in place. >> reporter: several of these incidents have plagued the popular chain. december sales fell 30% when more than a hundred students in boston became sick with norovirus after eating at one chipotle's restaurants. earlier in the fall, an e coli outbreak linked to the chain sickened people in nine states. >> consumers expect companies to be responsible, not perfect. >> reporte

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chipotle restaurants in nine states came down with e. coli infections and the chain temporarily closed 43 of its restaurants. the company is now tightening food safety procedure, including dna-based tests on ingredients before they are shipped to restaurants and beefing up worker training. >> there is a lot of talk but we haven't seen the behavior change. we need to see that changes have been made. >> chipotle's stock price rose almost 20 points after friday's announcement but that is far blow where it had been trained. for "cbs this morning saturday." anna werner new york. >>> the "new york times" reports federal health officials are urging fregt women not to travel to latin america, puerto rico due to concern over vick kah virus. >> one man is brain dead and three others permanent brain damage after what hef says is an accident of exceptional gravity. the men were described ads healthy when they entered the experiment. they were paid volunteers for compound that had been tested in chimpanzees but never in humans. >> the federal communications commission has opened up telecommunicatio