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. >>> meanwhile the cdc is investigating a salmonella outbreak linked to take your dog treats. so far 45 cases been reported across 13 states. dog owners are advised to stay healthy while feeding their dogs and are asked to take extra care around children. the cdc is conducting more investigations into the outbreak. >>> so nobody likes doing laundry. >> i like it when it is done. but laundry poses a more serious problem for one north carolina known california man. the bear that got in this man's way. >> reporter: the fire department got this call i didn't know what to expect. this isn't something they usually deal with. so what do you bring to a call about a bear? will they tell me they brought most of their normal stuff an ax, a sledgehammer and some rope. you never know what you might need in this situation. >> the first thing i saw was this is amazing, i have a black bear in my house. >> reporter: ken morris has quite a story to tell, a black bear breaking into his laundry room, destroying everything around him. you can see the bear stretching all the way to the ceiling, whi

the cdc says all the patients got sick after touching pig eared dog treats. cases are reported in 12 other states. so far no deaths have been reported. the cdc says you should wash your hands right after you touch pet foods or treats. >> the tesla model x is causing quite a stir in japan. the model x will be used as the official car for its deputy mayor. he currently uses a hybrid which costs about $600 a month. the monthly lease on the model aecent poll shows 90% of people are against paying for the more expensive tesla. deputy mayor is set to sign that lease in august. >> still ahead, 4th of july at the ballpark. we'll introduce you to a special guest who threw out the ceremonial first pitch. the sleep number 360 smart bed. t d automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. the queen sleep number 360 c4 smart bed, now $1299. plus, free premium delivery when you add a base. ends sunday. ...you discover paint bleed you under your tape...... not with frogtape! frogtape is the only painter's tape treated with patented paintblock technology. paintblock reac

the cdc is warning you about a parasite called cryptosporidium crypto for short, it's spread by fecal matter and the cdc says they're seeing more and more cases of people coming down with the parasite they say can cause diarrhea for as long as 3 weeks they could be worse for kids and pregnant women anyone really who's got a compromised immune system. experts say if you go to the pool make sure you thoroughly shower afterwards. morning news, big changes could be coming to the dmv we're going to talk to governor gavin newsome about his plan to improve that agency. >>and here's a quick live look outside the golden gate bridge this morning. coming up in just a moment, the hollywood minute stay tuned, we'll be right back. >>for 25 and we're tracking your entertainment headlines here on the kron 4 morning news and this morning we're getting our for latest look at the new fast and furious spin-off hobbs and shaw david daniel has that story and more in today's hollywood minute. rb in fast and furious presents holondon to los angeles and from chernobyl gust music legend tanya tucker is back ha

>>is spread by feces in the cdc says that they're seeing more and more people come down with it. >>now this new report says that they have seen nearly 13% increase every year between 2009 2017. now most people who get crypto get up from the pool, but you can also get it from lakes and cash paddle. it can be worse for kids pregnant women and anyone who has a compromised immune system chlorine and filters apparently art and not to keep crypto away so if you go to the poll you're being advice to at least shower afterwards. a 2 year-old boy has died after contracting e cole lie at a county fair and health officials in san diego say 3 other cases in kids. >>have also been confirmed today visited the del mar fairgrounds between june 9th and june 15th, the symptoms were reported shortly after and a little boy died last monday after rare complications from the coal lie. officials say the 4 kids were likely infected at the fairs popular animal exhibits. >>animals do relieve themselves. there is waste potentially a young child to touch it to walk in and get on their sneakers, you know, it'

and the cdc says 3 out of 5 are preventable that's not acceptable in the united states of america in michigan democrat senator debbie stabenow says the numbers are alarming and while some states are taking action to reduce deaths on their own she says it's time to set national standards to protect every american mother and baby what's happening for 2 new moms and babies. >>is that they're not getting the health care they need. >>stefanos plan would give hospitals more money to reduce the number of unnecessary c sections and induced deliveries before 39 weeks. both serious risk factors linked to the rise in deaths. >>they're also linked to a rise in federal health care costs that's nearly half of us births are covered by medicaid, taxpayers are spending roughly $48 billion a year on deliveries so it makes no sense. >>and we need to make sure we've got high quality standards. >>the health and human services department estimates by reducing early deliveries just 10%. taxpayers would save more than $75 million and medicaid standards aren't met stabenow says hospitals could lose funding.

tonight, the treats that can make their dog >>a warning about treats you might be giving your dogs the cdc and fda are now investigating a multistate outbreak of salmonella infections linked to contact with pig ear dog treats. the cdc says that there are now a total of 93 people infected in 27 states including california. 20 people have been hospitalized, but no deaths have been reported. the fda says salmonella discovered in the pig ear treats can infect people either at after handling with treats or directly from the dog once the dog becomes ill treats have been stocked in open bins at pet stores and all of them wereore information on this recall you can visit our website kron 4 dot com. >>a glass of red wine may help astronauts fight the effects of reduced gravity, a new study suggests that the wind could help prevent the muscle loss it is commonly found after prolonged exposure to reduced gravity environments. scientists have found that astronaut staying for 6 months or longer on the international space station can suffer bone loss and muscle atrophy they also experience blood volume l

if you were born during these years, the cdc now recommends that you get a blood test for hepatitis c. so talk to your doctor and find out if you have hepatitis c. it could save your life. know more. >>> thanks for watching, everybody. seth roggin is on jimmy kimmel. have a wonderful rest of your fourth of july. @@vvvvvvv >>> we are having a blast with viral videos fit for a fabulous fourth of july. it is one of the most beautiful symbols but what happened when a bald eagle could use a little help. >>> if you can't wait to celebrate we have got some fireworks to tide you over. >>> she is in the mood to -- see who else is not.is not.is n >>> grandma finally gets to eat some of that holiday barbecue. the moment she gives in shares. >>> the chef was watching across the beach when he came across a bald eagle. t pped to touch those. >> a little bit later they got to hide grand. the woman slowly gets closer than she goes for it. r the second time is a charm. there you go. they are then able to carefully pick it up and taken to a great. now you would be happy to know it is recovering. if you

>>feces and the cdc says they're seeing more and more people come down with it. this new report says that they've seen nearly 13% increase every year between 2009 in 2017. most people who get crypto get from the pool, but you can also apparently get from lakes and. it can be worse for kids pregnant, women and anyone who has a compromised immune system and chlorine and there not enough to keep crypto way so if you do go to the pool, your advice to shower afterwards. >>there are new guidelines for the hpv vaccine today an advisory committee with the cdc voted to recommend. men get the vaccine through age 26 that's the same age advised for women. the cdc also updated recommendations for older adults ages 27 to 45, who have not been vaccinated to your doctor about maybe getting and united's hpv is often spread through secs and can lead to 6 different types of cancer. this a story i really like if you're looking to perfect your summer body grab an extra cup of coffee. >>i think a new study shows your favorite cup of joe could actually help you fight back. yes, researc

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the cdc say i skews me the cdc says there are now a total of 93 people infected in 27 states, including right here in california. 20 people have been hospitalized, but no one has died. now some of the streets are being recalled the fda says some manila discovered in pig ear treats ca people either handily the treats or directly from a dog once that dog becomes ill for more information on this recall visit our website at kron 4 dot com. still ahead on the kron 00:04am morning news, the search is on for a group of women who are robbing all to duty stores in the south bay. and then the president this morning still trying to distance himself from the send her back to chant that broke out at a rally 2 days ago. and after the break the dangers of leaving kids in a hot car now lawmakers are trying to pass a bill that could potentially save lives. and this morning temperatures back in the 50's and 60's a lot like they were yesterday at this time the big question is though what does the weekend have in store for us, i've got your breakdown of what ou the bay area checking out the bay bridge thin

the cdc says there are being now a total of 93 people infected in 27 states. >>including on the dog years right the dogs at the dog that the pig's ear to to me might touch and because they can be whole bunch of the key things on it so they'd the tree and then you get sick because the treat is tainted checked with the fda says some manila discovered in the pig years can make your dog sick. the dog throws up and then it's exposed get sick. they can i see. and california come to an agreement over paying for wi >>i'm 20 not looking at weather and traffic in we i th vacation or they skipped town. a bird it-s been really good death and if you're a botanist business today because you need a lot of his glass because it's not raining exactly enjoy all the sunshine get today, no rain out there today. >>so yes we'll be busy watering their lawns. as you're getting out there. clear skies across the east bay snow right here looking nice and clear across the bay area. lots of sunshine, especially the further inland you had with areas along the coast still looking at just a b

if you were born during these years, the cdc now recommends that you get a blood test for hepatitis c. so talk to your doctor and find out if you have hepatitis c. it could save your life. know more. >>> hottest team in baseball did it again last night at oracle park. they go for the sweep of the cubs at 12:45 under total sunshine and a burn time of about 15 minutes. have fun. >>> thanks, mike, one of two stolen border collie puppies is in the east bay back home this morning. east bay regional parks police posted this photo. they say someone saw a woman walking that puppy in richmond. the person asked the woman about it and the woman left the dog and ran. police didn't find that woman or the other puppy. the two dogs were stolen in point pinole earlier this month. >>> developers plan to begin renovating oakland's historic henry j. kaiser convention center to its original glory early next year. the east bay times reports the $64.5 million project is expected to be completed by 2021. t developer plans to rename it to oakland civic. the building opened in 1914 and is now designated a his

>>for your health this morning a warning actually for pet owners, the cdc and the fda are now investigating an outbreak of salmonella infections that have been linked to pig ear dog treats. so the fda says that salmonella has been discovered in these pig year treats and can infect people either from handling the streets or directly from your dogs once they become ill. a retailer pet supplies plus has recalled the bulk pig you're treated been sold in its stores. those are the kind that puts in open bins and sells individually so far 45 people in 13 states been diagnosed with salmonella related to this particular product. a man pulled from a burning home is recovering thanks to a neighbor who was there before emergency crews arrived, we've got christian jennings. now he has the remarkable story and video of the fire and rescue. >>a body cam video shows the moment clayton county police officers rescued a man from a burning mobile home and daniel drive monday morning before officers or firefighters arrived though dominique hearty knew he had to do something when he saw the flames from his trail

the cdc is working hard to figure that out. the best theory we have it may be caused by a family of viruses known as the enter ro virus family. the idea that virus specifically attacks the motor neurons in the spinal cord that causes the weakness. it could be an inflammatory and immune reaction to the virus damaging those nerves. one of the questions is why does it affect some kids and not others? if the virus is in the same family, one sibling might get this and the other doesn't. lot of questions. we're not sure why it has this kind of pattern where it spikes every other year. we see it in the fall and summer months. we think again maybe this is because enter ro virus circulates during that time. >> what are the symptoms? >> symptoms to look for would be usually children have had an acute respiratory illness or fever in the month preceding and then develop sudden onset weakness and paralysis of the arms or legs and facial droop, trouble speaking or swallowing or difficulty moving their eyes. if it affects the respiratory musc

according to the cdc ceren is a human-made chemical warfare nerve agent. >>it's a clear colorless and tasteless liquid that has no odor in its pure form, but it can evaporate into a gas if sarah is released into the air people can be exposed through skin or eye contact. also through contaminated water food or surfaces. symptoms can appear in just seconds after exposure to the gas form people exposed to a low or moderate dose of sarin might see symptoms including runny nose, blurred vision confusion weakness rapid breathing. high doses of saturn can result in death by the way we first told you about this story through our mobile app we send push notifications to people's phones as the story developed you can download the kron 4 mobile app to always get the latest breaking news alerts in your neighborhood. >>an open city councilman wants to close the street behind home depot where people are living a in r v z says that they're stealing from the store, they're doing drugs and bringing unwanted crime to the area. this is in the city's fruitvale neighborhood kr

just last week, dominican authorities invited the cdc and the atf to investigate the recent deaths of americans there. >>jaycee is joining forces with the south bay cannabis company how he plans on helping to boost the brand name the and the bay area boys gaining popularity after drawing some pretty impressive chalker will interest introduce you to him and after the break a warning about a car that's popular with children right now how it could pose a choking hazard. >>happening now a pushy version of the toy story 4 character for key, it has been recalled because of a choking hazard. the consumer product safety commission says about 80,000 toys are affected in this in the movie toy story 4, 4, key was created out of a sport combinations spoon and fork it is sold at disney stores, walt disney world disneyland resort and online regulators are warning the ice can come off posing a choking risk for young children, anyone with the toys should return it to a disney park or store. >>mother is outraged after her side it's turned away from summer camp and it's because ♪ ♪ here i go again

the cdc said nearly 68,000 overdose deaths were reported last year and the number has been climbing each year since 1990, topping 70,000 in 2017 and the overdose death rate is still seven times higher than a generation ago. >>> a 19-year legal battle over lead paint began and santa clara county and has now ended with a settlement of $305 million. sherwin-williams, conagra and others settled with 10 california cities and counties to pay for cleanup programs and most of the money will pay for eliminating lead paint in older homes and that money will be split based on the number of homes with lead paint in each city and county. >>> security concerns are growing about a viral app called faceapp that lets you manipulate photos to show what you might look like as you get older. senate minority leader chuck schumer calls on the fbi and the federal trade commission to conduct a national security and privacy investigation after it was discovered that the apps developer is based in st. petersburg russia. according to faceapp's terms, when you upload your photo, you grant faceapp a potential new re

>>new data from the cdc shows about 3500 fewer americans died from drug overdoses in 2018 than they did in 2017. but the number is still staggering. last year about 68,500 people died down from 72,000 in 2017. >>we can't take our foot off the accelerator have to go as hard as we come up, but we have to at least recognize there were on the right direction. >>jim carroll is the director of the office of national drug control policy also known as the nation's drug czar, he attributes the drop to education drug interdiction and treatment and those 3 effort to finally showing results and that more americans are being saved he says one strategy that seems to be paying off is letting local relief agencies decide how to spend their federal dollars we give them the money they tell us how they're going to spend and what tools they're going to use to reach out and reach kids 18 and under and we let them do it. and one of the most successful states was florida were overdose deaths dropped more than 9%. >>that's a positive news, but is too many. >>senator rick scott says efforts continue to keep the

the cdc is not concerned. they say most of the time healthy people don't get sick from listeria.this is gross. you may need to reconsider ordering food from a delivery service. 28% of delivery drivers and nibble on customers food before it gets to their door. they found that 80% of customers receiving food deliveries have suspected that the delivery of taking food. half say they are tempted to dig in because of the smell of the mail. >>garlic lovers have day two of the gilroy garlic festival. every food you can imagine is infused with garlic. there will be cooking contest, arts and crafts, wine tasting and a children's area. the three day festival runs through sunday. oakland has a rising star in the restaurant world. rashad armistead is the champion of the food network show chop. now he has bigger plans in the bay area. how he wants to use his new fame to help his community. >>reporter: rashad runs a kitchen like a general. >> all the way to the bone. >> he was doing some homestyle cooking hosting family and

warning about treats you might be giving your dogs they could be hazardous to your health, the cdc and fda are investigating an outbreak of salmonella infections. >>linked to contact with pig ear dog treats. the cdc says that there are now a total of 93 people infected in 27 states, including right here in california. 20 people have been hospitalized, but no deaths have been reported. now some of those streets are being recalled the f f d a says seminole discovered in pig ear treats can infect people either get this from handling the trees or directly from a dog once that dog becomes ill for more information on this recall visit our website at kron 4 dot com. in national news, the house passed a bill to raise the minimum wage for the first time in t wage act. we bring the federal minimum wage up gradually from $7.2 now. house speaker nancy pelosi spoke about the importance a passing this bill. this bill a tease that equality getting nearly 20 million working women. >>that is nearly one 3rd of all working women, a raise and it helps narrow the gender wage gap that, disproportionately ta

and the cdc says they're seeing a lot more people coming down with this parasite a recently they say could cause diarrhea for as long as 3 weeks it could be worse for children for pregnant women really anyone also that's got a compromised immune system so the best way to combat this they say is to make sure you shower after use a public pool. >>some 42 coming up on the kron 00:04am morning buzz now that kevin duran is going to new york where does that leave the warriors we'll take a look first day of july and we're starting things just the way we and down the coast you can see san francisco through that fog that is hubbard across the bay this morning so far looking out at the south bay skies, nice and clear as they also are in the east bay with mount diablo and your beautiful sunny skies for those of you around walnut creek and up to concord now skies are just going clear and clear for coastal areas, you're still gonna hold on to some fog or ride up and down the coast light enough use stretches but over all that sunshine is on the way for the vast majority of us in the bay today we'r

the cdc also warns to not eat raw dough or batter. >>and from florida hama several band brands of hummus are also being recalled because of a listeria risk brands to check for include 7 select. she knocks around these researchers pete a pow light lantana thomas thomas harris teeter, fresh time and bookies listeria is especially dangerous for those who are already ill for young children elderly people and pregnant women. the recalls are voluntary so far no illnesses have been reported. >>the next time you take a trip down to big serve that can stop over the youthful sites and some graffiti telling you to go away. active shooter situations are becoming more and more common the way first responders. >>in the central valley are coming together to train to prepare people for the unthinkable. plus after the break, we'll tell you about a pending decision to let prosecutors seek the death >>welcome back to kron 4 news today, the state supreme court could possibly weigh in on whether prosecutors should keep pursuing death penalty cases. this i

>>linked to contact with those pig's ears that dogs go crazy for the cdc says there now a total of 93 peop this across 27 states including california, 20 folks have gone to the hospital because of it. no deaths were reported though. the fda says salmonella discovered in the pig ear treats can infect people either from actually touching the treats directly or from their dogs if their dog become sick because of it. the streets are stocked in open bins at pet stores. they've all been recalled for more info on the recall you can head to our web site kron 4 dot com. police in west, virginia say they're seeing a dangerous trend. they could make its way around the country eventually some drug abusers returning to wasp spray as an alternative form of meth the challenge is how to treat the symptoms and prevent the use of this legal she product for heart one store and west virginia reported selling nearly 30 cans of that's for a recently that's way more than normal in the practice may have contributed to several overdoses. drugs are. >>in my opinion. they're so bad around here. it's bad night w

>>it's spread by feces and the cdc says they're seeing. >>more and more people come down with it new report says. >>the cdc has seen the nearly 13% increase every year between 2009 2017. most people get crypto get it from the pool b can also get it in lakes and from cattle. it could be worse for kids, pregnant women and anyone who has a compromised immune system chlorine and filters are not enough to keep crypto way so if you do go to the pool. it's best to shower right after a 2 year-old boy has died after contracting e coli at a county fair health officials in san diego say 3 other cases in kids have also been confirmed. they visited the del mar fairgrounds between june 9th and june 15th. the symptoms were reported shortly after and a little boy died last monday after rare complications from the co lie. officials say the 4 kids were likely infected at the fairs popular animal exhibits. >>animals do relieve themselves. there is waste potentially a young child to touch it to walk in and get on their sneakers, you know, it's it's hard to sa

. >>> the "washington post" reports the cdc is warning swimmers about crypto. it can live for days in swimming pools and water playgrounds. health officials say there's been an increased number of outbreaks caused by the fecal parasite. it can cause nausea, vomiting, and severe intestinal problems that can last for weeks. researchers say the most common cause of the outbreaks was swallowing contaminated water from recreational places. >>> and "vogue" looks at five of the female candidates running for the democratic presidential nomination. a picture by famed photographer annie leibovitz shows the lawmakers high fiving each other. senators kerstin gillibrand, amy klobuchar, elizabeth warren, kamala harris are seen as is representative tulsi gabbard. self-help author marianne williamson is not present. it is not known why she was left out of the photo shoot. >>> still ahead, a razor recall. why tens of thousands of razors for women are being recalled by gillette. for women are being recalled by gillette. ♪ ♪ ♪ the 2019 corolla hatchback. let's go places. so

and the cdc says 3 out of 5 are preventable that's not acceptable in the united states of america in michigan democrat senator debbie stabenow says the numbers are alarming and while some states are taking action to reduce deaths on their own she says it's time to set national standards to protect every american mother and baby what's happening for 2 new moms and babies. >>is that they're not getting the health care they need. >>stabenow is plan would give hospitals more money to reduce the number of unnecessary c sections and induced deliveries before 39 weeks. both serious risk factors linked to the rise in deaths. >>they're also linked to a rise in federal health care costs that's nearly half of us births are covered by medicaid, taxpayers are spending roughly $48 billion a year on deliveries so it makes no sense. >>and we need to make sure we've got high quality standards. >>the health and human services department estimates by reducing early deliveries just 10%. taxpayers would save more than $75 million and medicaid standards aren't met. stabenow says hospitals could lose fundi

the cdc has threne a 13% increase every year between 2009 and 2017. most people get it from the pool but you can get it from lakes and cattle. >>> an update on the dog flu outbreak. the opened animal shelter in the east bay spca are dealing with 100 cases. 200 dogs are moving into a warehouse where they will be quarantined for four to six weekend. >>> how do you steal an airplane? a single engine aircraft was stolen last wednesday and the owner believes the suspect can be someone with prior knowledge about the train. >> pulling in a flatbed truck and pulling the plane to it is not conceivable. >>> 5:45. let's look at weather and traffic. we will check out the bay bridge that is causing issues. >> when anything happens now matter how big or small you feel the ripple effects and that's going to be the story today as the result of a bigger accident, a five car pile up in the west bound direction at treasure island and it is going to slow people down. the good news is they have been able to clear it out of most lanes with the exception of one lane, that i

the cdc says 600 people die in the u.s. every year from extreme heat. our dr. tara narula joins us at the table with more on that. there are three stages to heat emergency. what are the warning signs in the body and what are the precautions people can take to protect themselves? >> right. what happens is your body's temperature control systems is overwhelmed. we have in our brain an area that keeps it within 98.6 degrees plus or minus 2 degrees. over 104, you become at risk for heatstroke. so heatstroke is when your core temperature is 104 or higher and you start to have central nervous system dysfunction. your cells start to break down. your gut is lucky. you risk muscle damage, kidney, liver, heart damage. the mechanisms of the body is that we dilate the blood vessels in our skin so we shunt blood to the skin to aradiate off the het and we sweat. the sweat evaporates and that cools us. when the temperature is so high, it doesn't work, that mechanism. when the humidity is high we can't evaporate the sweat off. >> sometimes you don't know how bad it is until it

these are live pictures from washington cdc. robert mueller continuing to testify before the house judiciary committee. the hearing started more than an hour ago. mueller will then testify before the house intelligence committee at 9:00 a.m. we have uninterrupted coverage on ktvu plus of robert mueller's testimony. >>> more than 200 people that applied for jobs at google will receive a settlement of $11 million. a chas action lawsuit claims google denied equal hiring employment and compensation opportunities to people over the age of 40. google denies they discriminated and says it works to held an inclusive workplace. >>> next year, u.p.s. will deliver packages 7 days a week. it's looking to match fedex which announced it would deliver on sundays. u.p.s. announced more package drop off locations. the company plans to hire additional drivers to drop off packages on the weekends. >>> the giants are going to try to sweep a series against the cubs this afternoon at oracle park. last night the two teams played. the giants were down

. >>> the director of the cdc will join a local congressman to talk about the fight against hiv and aids. dr. robert red dloet field will join dr. barbara lee in oakland. they'll tour a clinic at 11:30 this morning. despite huge strides made to address hiv and aids, communities of color are diagnosed at much higher rates. >>> captain rainer naf vallejo row will replace chief hank sleeter. during his career navarro started a gang resistance and education training program. he has extensive experience on gangs, homelessness and youth violence. >>> coming up, the 7 things you need to know before you go 7 things you need to know before you go. >> a bay area city let bocce ball courts fall apart. one man is leading the efforts to bring them back. >>> let's take dluckily her dorm iss heabout 10 minutes. from a hotel by wyndham. ashley's meeting all her in-laws, and she's about 10 minutes from a wyndham. with over 6,000 hotels across the country, a great hotel by wyndham is closer than you think. visit wyndhamhotels.com. >>> a four-hour standoff at milpitas apartment has ended. >>> number two, l

>>the cdc is telling doctors to be on the lookout for a polio-like illness that tends to peak in the late summer and early fall, so far this year there have been 11 confirmed cases in 8 states. it is a rare but serious condition that affects the nervous of the spinal cord called ea gray matter a new study finds air pollution does a lot more to damage our lungs than scientists previously realized the long function. more than 300,000 people who are exposed to higher levels of air pollution long term this between 2006 in 2010 was tested. researchers found exposure to particle pollution. it ages lungs faster than normal and puts people at higher risk of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease or c o p d coming up casey, joining forces with the south bay campus company. how he plans on helping us to boost the brand name. >>jay z is getting into the legal cannabis industry and he's partnering with the san jose company you know the rapper announced today he is in a deal with khalifa as the chief brand strategist, his role will consist of driving creative direction, outreach efforts and market

. >>> the cdc says there were 14 new cases reported from july 3rd to the 11th and there have been no new fatalities reported. there have been outbreaks in 28 states this year. by the cdc says no outbreaks reported in any new states since early june. >>> health experts are offering patients advice on how to wash children's toys. they say use hot soapy water for plastic and woody ones, create a mixture of distilled vinegar and water and use a lent-free cloth. give your child's toys a good spread to avoid the spread of bacteria. >>> coming up on the 9:00 hour, things slowing down, sal. >> yeah. yes, sometimes i don't hear like i used to. mike, what did you say? yes. things are beginning to get a little better as you drive through and let's talk about these commutes. highway 24 is slow in lafayette. westbound 24 as you drive-thru the lafayette area, things and things are beginning to settle down. if you want to watch the next problem which is 15 minutes and you watch that and get on the road, that's better for you. westbound bay bridge, you can see that traffic is backed up all the way u

many point to this email that verizon said dating "equipment that with the cdc and compose it poses no health risk" parents say that known is the operative word and there is no study on the impact of towers this close to developing children.! i cannot voluntarily bring the beer. >> reporter: 34 families, with that due to your business? >> we would have to close down. >> here we have a great situation where it is certainly foreseeable that there will be a loss of business. >> reporter: engineering attorney harry points to the highly publicized backlash of schools and cell towers near white. he says if there is a foreseeable financial impact, they had an obligation to tell kelly about the tower before she signed her lease. as for verizon? >> this is something rising can be held liable for, that is a very expensive question to ask. >> he said verizon would likely fight hard against a case like this because it could set a precedent. and with a rollout of 5g which could require many more towers, the issue of unintended financial risk could also impact homeowners. a study published by the na

. >>> >>> health tech the cdc is issuing a warning about a fecal parasite on the wise the summer especially in swimming pools. health officials say the parasite called credo can cause diarrhea and other intestinal issues that can last as long as three weeks. in both the parasite can be spread by swallowing contaminated water. the cdc says most of the cases happen in public pools and pregnant women and children are among the hardest hit if infected. officials are advising people to stay out of the water if they might be ill and reminding everyone about the dangers of drinking pull water. >>> health officials in san diego county say the fair there is still safe after young child died as others became sick after visiting the county fair last month. the child who died after contracting the alkali virus was two years old. he was hospitalized two weeks ago and died monday after complications stemming from the virus. the three other children who got sick do not have to be hospitalized. investigator see all four cases are linked to contact with animals. >>> unfortunately when you do have livestock

of an order or reorder something it also says you can't delete the law by the leading the e-mail the cdc says 3 weeks after they deleted emails the list was still there. and after 73 days in theaters avengers endgame is taking in 2.7 7 billion globally so that puts it just 15 million from the top box office movie of all time avatar avatar ran for 234 days during its first running game. but in theaters just over a nth and a half or so live from the nasdaq, i'm jane king back to yankee game. >>anyone coming up on the kron 4 morning news sfo taking new action now to help with the traffic congestion caused by a change they made to try and help out uber and lyft drivers move have an update on what it actually done. meanwhile after the break firefighters and one very community can now fight fires from the land and by the seat, thanks to fire. both will give you a tour. and here's a quick live look outside the bay bridge approach where traffic is crawling along here is a lot of folks make their way back to work on this monday after the 4th of july holiday weekend. man's world? maybe for the men

the cdc always recommends washing your hands thoroughly, after raw treats. >>> u.s. birth rates keep falling, almost to near record lows. the general fertility rate dropped 2%. between 2017 and 2018. among girls and women from ages 15 to 44. the teenage birth rate also went down. 7%. last year's overall number of births dropped to the lowest level in 30 years. the rates for white, african american and latino women all down as well. >> in dollars and cents, tinder is rolling out a new feature, aimed to keep lgbtq users safe. it is called traveler alert. it allows people to hide their profile in countries where lgbt could be dangerous or illegal. tinder will also warn people in those countries. there are 69 countries that criminalize same-sex relationships. 11 have laws where same-sex relationships are punishable by death. >>> samsung was forced to postpone the planned april launch. hinges were failing. others complained the protective layer came off the screen. samsung says it has made improvement. since then, the tablet screen folds in half. it though. >> how much? >

and the cdc says 3 out of 5 are preventable that's not acceptable in the united states of america, michigan democrat senator debbie stabenow says the numbers are alarming and while some states are taking action to reduce deaths on their own she says it's time to set national standards to protect every american mother and baby what's happening for 2 new moms and babies is that they're not getting the health care they need stabenow is plan would give hospitals more money to reduce the number of unnecessary c sections and induced deliveries before 39 weeks. both serious risk factors linked to the rise in deaths. they're also linked to a rise in federal health care costs that's nearly half of us burst are covered by medicaid, taxpayers are spending roughly $48 billion a year on deliveries so it makes no sense and we need to make sure we've got high quality standards. >>the health and human services department estimates by reducing early deliveries just 10%. taxpayers would save more than million and medicaid standards aren't met. stabenow says hospitals could lose funding. the plan has bipartis

a report from the cdc found the general fertility rate declined 2% last year to an all-time low. the fertility rate is 59 births per every 1000 women between the ages of 15 and 44. researchers say the key factor was a drop in the teen birthrate in the u.s. which was down 7% last year. >>> still to come, a coalition of groups in san francisco say they are going all in to fight homelessness. >> it is simple, clear, the problem is lack of places for people to live. >>> the coalition's goal, to get 1100 people off the streets and into housing. >>> i'm working on a cooler friday forecast, but the weekend a completely different story. coming up we are talking about more triple digit heat for parts of the bay area. >>> a supply mission to the international space station and one of the unique experiments on board. >>> a capsule is on its way to the international space station tonight. the rocket launched from cape canaveral florida this evening. it is carrying 5000 pounds of food and other supplies for the crew. a number of science experiments are on board including a 3-d printer to make

the cdc provides information on its website about insect repellent what types you can use which ones are good and safe for your kids to use. a bill to help utilities pay for wildfires, not everybody is happy about that. >>and the celebrity golf tournament tees off today in lake tahoe and steph curry is always the big draw with the fans. >>and stepping outside today, a good day for some golfing at least before it gets too hot this afternoon. right now we're in the 60's and 70's for many of our inland areas a few 50's in hayward and fremont talking some 90's later today still to come. >>and your morning commute is winding down already looking a lot better around the bay area specially at the bay bridge toll plaza, y-s, it's crowded, but it's only stacked up >>while a measure aimed to protect california utilities from wildfire costs is just waiting for the governor's signature now at the center of the bill is a multimillion-dollar wildfire liability fund made up of money from investor owned utility companies and attacks that the state already collects the money we're told will help util

. >>> happening today, the director of the cdc will join a local congresswoman to talk about the ongoing fight against hiv and aids. dr. robert redfield will join representative barbara lee in oakland. despite huge strides made to address hiv and aids, communities of color are diagnosed at much higher rates. >>> san francisco muni trying to figure out why a drainage syste inside the embarcadero station. you may have been here yesterday morning when we showed it to you. abc 7 mornings was the first to break it to you as breaking news yesterday. a deluge of water from muni fire sprinklers poured onto the b.a.r.t. platform one level below. muni says the fire system malfunctioned during the test. the muni platform was closed until 3:30 yesterday afternoon. b.a.r.t. service was disrupted for only a short while. >>> a late night for the giants paid off with a comeback. >> solano shoots one past alonzo into right field. crawford comes home with the winning run. >> it was a late game against the new york mets last night. san francisco gave up a run in the top of the 16th before scoring two in th

lawrence, thank you american women are having fewer babies than ever before a new cdc report says that the nation's general fertility rate. >>dropped to an all-time low last year a 2% decline last year. other studies show the fertility rate has been dropping for a while and it's now at the level where the nation cannot replace its existing population. one of the biggest fears of parents of kids with autism is that bill just wander off now those families can find a little bit of peace of mind, thanks to a gift from the national autism association. it's called a big red safety box and parents can have them shipped for free the box contains an alert wrist band and shoe id tag. that will sound the alarm if the kid walks out the front door or climbs through window. advocates say this not only helps with prevention but also response efforts and even education worry all the time we have. stickers as one on the door and there's one on each of our says. >>child with autism a wand or may not respond to verbal commands and to me that's not an hough. >>over the last 5 years the national autism ass

the cdc says salmonella found at pig ear dog treats infected 93 people in 27 states including one right here in california. at least 20 have been hospitalized nationwide. no deaths have been reported. the fda says the salmonella in the treats can infect people either from just handling them or from a dog who has etan them and then the people see that dog and they become ill, too. the report comes some two weeks after supplies plus recalled the treats stocked in open bins. >> that impossible burger shortage we've been telling you about over and over again may be over. redwood city based impossible foods says it's now fully stocked and lifting a cap on how much a buyer can order from them. the depend for impossible foods products has beenoreat the inma. >>> toys "r" us is make a comeback. true kids brand which now owns toys "r" us plan to open two new stores in texas and new jersey just in time for the holiday shopping season. concept renderings of the new store shows a much smaller store but more sophisticated with interactive features instead of roes and rows of shelves. the company pla

. >> the head of cdc takes its fight to the oakland. >> and the startup that will build you an in-law unit as long as you don't mind smith the rent. >> now from abc7, live breaking news. >> this giant pothole is turning the afternoon commute into a nightmare for drivers along interstate 880 through downtown oakland. >> it formed in the number three lane in the southbound direction all happening at jackson street. >> that's obviously something that would cause an accident if you hit it at ended up with flat tires earlier today. the left three lanes will be closes till at least 7:00 tonight as caltrans crews patch the pothole. >> track is a mess. the backup extends a mile. cars are just squeezing by on the three right-hand lanes that are open. >> this pothole could not have happened at a more inconvenient place. at jackson street, the nimitz becomes a choke point after the american from interstate 9 0. >> if your commute takes you through this stretch of 880, add a lot of extra time for yourself or take the macarthur freeway as an alternate route. >> it's worse than a pothole. i'm dan a

the cdc says drowning is the leading cause of unintentional deaths in the u.s. >> the red cross really wants to emphasize that learn to swim can save your life. statistics have shown if you are at a guarded beach you have a 1 in 18 million chance of drowning with deaths, which are pretty good statistics in my book. >> as he just said if a lifeguard is there, you'll probably be

this according to a new report released by the cdc. fertility rate fell about 2% between 2017 and 2018, dropping to the lowest level in nearly 30 years. teen birth rates have also dropped down 7%. research has said that the the fertility rate is now below what is needed to replace the current u.s. population. on the flipside, 36 nurses at children's mercy hospital in kansas city are all expecting this year. they all work in the same unit of the hospital. they are babies born so far thi year, only two are girls. but i remember when my youngest daughter was born and she popped out and they said, it's a girl! i thought, wait, what? -- we are expecting a boy? >> for some reason i was and i thought, my god, i don't know anything about girl, what? what? >> well, you found out. >> but it is funny, all of those nurses are pregnant. something in the water for sure. let's get a check of the weather. another hot day around the bay area but it looks like some clouds and fog are rolling in from the pictures? >>> different cloud layers in dense fog

>>us measles outbreak is showing no sign of letting up according the cdc. the number of cases nationwide now stands at 1123 across 28 states sets up 14 cases from the week before it also marks the greatest number of measles cases reported in the country since 1992, the centers for disease control and prevention says the measles can be prevented with a vaccine which it calls quote very safe and effective. >>an iconic 1950's era play structure in oakland's lakeside park has been renovated and real that the lake merritt monster also known as the midcentury monster is one of the few remaining free play structures for children that were popular in the 50's that was shut down in 2015. prompting fears of its removal. the celebration is planned for the site on july 28th, a band will be on hand for that celebration. playing some hits from sly and the family stone who actually pose for one of their album covers on the play structure. it's really cold. >>i hear some you know see every day a jellyfish the size of you yet where this life-size jellyfish was found after t

the cdc says measles could be prevented with and our vaccine and is safe and effective. 2 doses are about 97% effective at preventing measles one dose is about 93% effective. these are to believe. >>it will be august the end of the week summer is coming to an end and it is almost time to start looking at the back to school shopping list you might be surprised by what consumers are buying this year. mary maloney has more in tonight's consumer watch. >>as kids head back to school families are planning to spend more than ever on supplies. that's according to a survey of nearly 8,000 families by the national retail federation. on average parents of k through 12 students expected dropped nearly $700 this fall. the nra data projects american households will spend the most this year on clothing and accessories electronic such as computers calculators and phones came in second on the list it seems that more and more schools are are. >>why are you have these things so you know no surprise there and then there's back to college. >>electronics are big with this crowd too and that's where shoppers wi

>>a warning for pet owners, a cdc and the fda are investigating an outbreak of salmonella infections linked to contact with pig year dog treats. the fda says salmonella discovered in pig you're treats can infect people either from handling the treats or directly from your dog once your d become sick. retailer pet supplies plus has recalled bulk. taking your treats sold in its stores. those are the kind that it puts an open bins and sells individually. so far 45 people in 13 states have been diagnosed with salmonella related illnesses. in new zealand more than 8,800 1000 liters of sewage has drained into lake tell poll that's the largest lake in new zealand. a suspected earthquake tuesday caused the pipe to break the district council there put a flushed and in place as they work to try to fix a leak. the pipe has been temporarily fixed residents are warned to stay away from the contaminated area. cleanup efforts could take weeks. >>brought to you by xfinity making it easy to access all your favorite entertainment at home. >>people across the country enjoy the 4th of july and so many d

. >> the cdc says it's the leading cause of the unintentional deaths in the u.s. >> the red cross wants to emphasize learning to swim can save your life. >> if you are a avid swimmer a. life preserver should be worn in many water activities. plus, pay particular attention to rip current warnings at the beach and swim only where there's a lifeguard. >> if you are at a guarded beach you have a 1 in 18 million chance in drowning with death, which are pretty good statistics in my book. >> chris clackum, nbc news. >>> we're all thinking about safety on the fourth of july, and as you get ready to head out the door this morning, 580 and dublin, we see the hazy skies overhead. nice cool temperatures as you get ready to head out the door in the upper 50s and low 60s. then here's a look at our highs for today. this is the weather we have enjoyed all week long with low 80s in a few spots. it will reach mid to upper 80s for inland parts of the east bay. danville up to 84. in san mateo, a high of 80 degrees. if you are headed out to el cerrito, it's going to be great. mostly sunny skies, reaching up