Hes suing the owner of the restaurant after he says doctors confirmed that his fever along with diarrhea and abdominal pain were symptoms of shigella. It is reasonable after the amount of physical suffering ive gone through to have some kind of compensation. The Health Department says there are 93 reported cases. Of those, 24 have been confirmed. Five cases reported in santa cruz county. Two people in San Mateo County have also been confirmed. Health Officials Say theyre all linked to ma ris coes. The majority of patients were being cared for in the icu have improved and discharged or moved to other units of the hospital. Today, dr. George hunt is urging restaurant workers to wash their hands frequently and call in sick if you experience any symptoms. It takes very few bacteria. As low as 10 or 20 individual bacteria to infect someone. Mizner is regaining strength and hoping his lawsuit sends a message to other Restaurant Owners in san jose. Wash your hands. Reporter the Health Departm
Rushing yards, and beyond that, what went wrong for the home team tonight . Well, it is the lack of the running game, a ndnd we are used to seeing bell as a factor, and catching the ball out of the backfield, and the other place they missed him was pass protection, bob. Ben tate came in and ran the ball early, but it is tough to pick up the protection, and here he has the outside guy on the blitz, and he misses the man. That forces ben to throw it off balance and that interception turned the game around and they missed bell in a number of ways, but you have to credit baltimore for doing a number of things well tonight. And we will look to mike florio of profootball talk and ask him what he is working on. Well, the panthers cam newton got the first playoff win, but maybe he was banged mup the process. His ankle was stepped on by calais campbell, and he said he was sore, but we will have to keep a look at the injury re reports all week long to see if he is limited or unavailable next wee
yes there are signs of life at the west oakland b.a.r.t. station that we haven t seen in days. we have seen some painting crews coming in and out the gate, lifting up and down and folks emptying the trash, apparently, it hadn t been emptied in days. for commuters, this has been a very long four days without the b.a.r.t. service, while b.a.r.t. s two largest unions were on strike. we went to the richmond maintenance yard this morning where workers were getting trains ready. a b.a.r.t. spokesperson telling us the districts and unions agreed to a contract extension but they have 12 hours to get up to minimum staffing levels at stations, yards, control rooms and shops,/u=y÷ get ticketing r into the machines, get change ready, all to serve riders who have been stuck in gridlock on boats and on buses, carpools, trying to get in and out of work, just before 11 p.m. last night. the announcement came of a 30-day extension at the request of state mediators and the state labor secretar
men in this city that could make life very uncomfortable for them? her answer in her first television interview today, her answer in her first television interview today, thursday, june 14th, 2012. captions paid for by nbc-universal television from nbc news, this is today with matt lauer and ann curry, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. and welcome today on this thursday morning. i m ann curry. and i m matt lauer. the trial of jerry sandusky is moving along very quickly. the prosecutors are moving through their witnesses at a deliberate case. we re hearing they might rest their case tomorrow. which is pretty amazing. one witness claimed he was just 11 years old when jerry sandusky started abusing and he claimed if he told anyone about what happened, he would never see his family again. we have a live report from the courthouse straight ahead. and a mother fighting to save the lives of her three children. he discovered her first daughter had a rare disea
this is blow macarthur. they ve had heavy weapons out, ambulances on standby. unclear in anyone is hurt. i asked residents if they were told to do anything specific and they said, no. one officer told me he thought this started as a domestic situation. but the man involved is a home invasion robbery suspect. it s believed this may not be a hostage situation. i also wanted to mention that nearby parker elementary school is on semi lockdown, meaning that kids are not allowed to walk around in the yard but it s business as usual for students in the classroom. neighborhoods, i asked if they d heard any shots or any flash bangs, anything like that, they said overall, except for the police activity that you see here, it s been rather quiet and we ve heard that a police spokesperson is on the way. that s the latest from here. reporting live in oakland, christie smith, nbc bay area news. we ll bring you the latest throughout the newscast. the work on the facebook ipo is almost fi