Mcsweeney. Peggy boxes and im peggy bunker. Peggy take vo and we have word tonight that this wildfire burning near calistoga. Is now fatal. As of right now, we dont know much about the victim. Terry boxes and hundreds of homes and businesses have been destroyed we want to get right out to the scene right now. Raj . Raj live now im joined by nbc bay areas Damian Trujillo in middletown. Damian, the damage has been back here now, we are on jefferson street and really whats incredible is across the street there, that row of houses is totally fine. Here behind me, you see the car here, you see some chairs. Just literally collapsing all around us. It has been incredible. But not just here in middletown. In fact, weve been on sight for about 24 hours now. Crews in the morning, afternoon and here at this late hour, with me. In fact lets bring in nbc bay areas damon trajillo. And robert dwigives us an idea how big this area is. Whats the latest on the fire lines where you are . Reporter here, n
Good evening. The federal government did something today that just might make life better and safer in american homes. They are reacting to outbreaks of foodborne illnesses so the government is proposing sweeping new rules to make sure food sold and consumed in this country is safer and by a lot. Along the way we have learned fully 70 of the fresh fruit and vegetables here in the u. S. Are imported from other countries. Only 2 of it inspected before we buy it. Its where we begin tonight with our chief medical editor dr. Nancy snyderman. Nancy, good evening. Good evening, brian. Over 3,000 people die every year in this country from foodborne related illnesses. Todays proposed measures aim to reduce the risks posed by the complexity of a global food system. Paul littlejohn of suburban ft. Worth blames a bag of grapes for making him so sick, he had to go to his doctor. He said, yeah, there is an intestinal bug going around. Reporter that intestinal bug is cyclospora, a nasty parasite foun
Lake County officials say changes are needed in light of the water system failure that interrupted service to 1,200 customers in and around Hawthorn Woods for several days over the Fourth of July holiday.