i will know them. we are taking all of the precautions. reporter: the health department had been working with target since friday. they say the employee got sick after eating contaminated townsend farms frozen berries. they say the risk that person spread the virus to customers is low but they don t want to take chances. i think the best thing to do is return your medications, get your new ones and talk to your doctor about getting the vaccine. it is advice rivera is following and he thinks others should, too. i m surprised there wasn t a whole line of people here today. i m really surprised there wasn t a lot of people bringing their medications back to have them changed. reporter: now, the health department says that the employee was hospitalized for some time but has fully recovered. again, they are now focused on alerting the several hundred customers who may have received contaminated medications. they say the period in question was may 5 through6qr may 24. t
how about asking for help. people who live in east palo alto pack the house tonight. the police chief is spiralling back. thanks for joining us. we begin on the peninsula, a police chief is taking an aggressive stance. enough is enough, says the chief and the residents of east palo alto. eight shootings in eight days. so what s the plan? terry mcsweeney is on the peninsula this evening with some answers. terry? standing room oath crowd here in east palo alto. chief ron davis coming out to take all comments and questions and to back up his promise to end gun violence. to tell you the truth, there were people here tonight that weren t buying it. we put three to four officers in the field, that s what we fund. but with your eyes it s not three or four, it s 30,000. east palo alto police chief ron davis faced an overflow crowd tonight. they came here after eight shootings in eight days in the city earlier this month. one person killed, that s why a chief declared a cri
brought to shore. reporter: the boat s owner says he doesn t know why it burst into flames this morning. he is only glad that rescue crews were able to rescue him that quickly. this 21-foot fishing boat is in flames about three-quarters of a mile off candlestick point. you can see three men of the bow of the boat, attempting to stay away from the flames and smoke. one man is in the water. the owner says at 9:30 a.m. saturday, just of his engine sounded funny. killed the engine. started up again. then heard this zap, poof, and then flames report report he said the flames swept up through the boat quickly. they used a fir extinguisher with little result. one friend win went into the water bass the smoke was overwhelming. mike was watching watching ta this morning. i want want to be on the boat, in. small boat. looked like. and nowhere to go with a fire like that. 9-1-1 calls brought out the fire boats from coast guard and san francisco. but with the tide out the wat
reporter: tenergy says it has sold tens of thousands of these batteries over the past two to three years. they have offered to assist the fbi and boston police but acknowledge tracing who may have purchased these batteries would be near impossible. i m jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. thank you, jodi. let s bring you up to date. no suspect has been arrested yet. earlier today some news outlets mistakenly reported there had been an arrest. nbc news did not. an 8-year-old girl was friends with the youngest victim of monday s bombing. that must have been a tough day for that little girl. reporter: it really was. this was personal. 8-year-oldava grelish lost a friend this week. 8-year-old martin richard was there with his family and he was killed. he was very nice and generous. reporter:ava tells me tag was their favorite game. this 8 year old texted her father saying she wanted to be there to see the person suspected of being her buddy. what kind of feelings were y
butterflies. there s a lot of excitement in the line and on the sidewalk protesters are chanting hoping the president sees their signs. protesters are tackling a variety of issues like ending the war, taxing the rich and saving wild horses. while all this is going on, president obama is over at pacific heights at a top dollar fundraising dinner, at the home of sales force.com. a seat at the table reportedly going for $35,000. security is very tight. president obama has critics and supporters here in the bay area and it seems no matter where he goes everyone has a list of items they want him to address. i recently he said he s cutting military spending. we re here to make sure he does that. he also, before he got elected said he was going to end war. there s still troops in iraq. he s escalated wars in afghanistan against pakistan. he always cites job creation through green energy and what not. i d like him to make more strides and i think that s something he can improve o