across the food industry thinking came to light because of your sterling investigation. here is nbc bay area investigative reporter vicky nguyen. good evening and thank you for joining us. in the next half hour, we investigate how your food is handled, from farm to table. tonight we ll show you how we uncovered the illegal actions of the world s largest food distributor. sysco corporation. our reports resulted in a landmark settlement to better protect public health. it all started with a whistle-blower who wanted to but first, more on the company at the center of our story. [ closing bell ] shares surging, talk about sysco. reporter: sysco corporation is a publicly traded company. sysco. sysco. sysco. the food service distributor reporter: with annual sales of $44 billion in 2013, sysco provides food to more than 400,000 clients across north me. the good things come from sysco. reporter: after buying its largest compete tore u.s. foods, sysco secured
defense had been throughout the game, for about 55 minutes, they couldn t make the stop on three straight possessions when they had to. and seattle s moving on. joe: how about jermaine kearse, the local kid played collegiately at washington. signed as a free agent. was with san francisco, with chicago, back with seattle. russell wilson tried to get it to him four times in this game and threw four interceptions earlier. that s his one catch, and the local kid good from 35 yards out, to send pete carroll and the seahawks back to the super bowl. and you can read the lips of mike mccarthy saying unbelievable as he and carroll came together at midfield. and that s the right word. troy: it s an improbable of a win as i ve ever witnessed. joe: overwhelmed with emotion russell wilson 3 for 3 on that final drive, 80 yards and the touchdown. he got better as the game went on. he saved the best for last. the 63-year-old pete carroll has got his team back in the super bowl. perfe
conan: and the old guy now. i m the only guy now. those are crazy times. one of the first shows a came on in 1993 was this show. no one thought i was going to make it. you were very nice to me. if we looked at that appearance now, it would look like in i love lucy those quote lucy cast. charlie: you had not done much performing when you took up with that show. conan: no. i had not done nearly the amount of performing one should have done to get a late-night show. it was a complete fluke. to this day i credit lorne michaels. he saw something and he said this kid can do it. but that was such a different time, 1993, that there was no footage of me that existed. the media could not find footage. can you imagine today how much footage there is of everybody there would be hundreds of hours of footage of me that i have posted on youtube and everyone would have it. there was not an existing photograph of me when they announced me for the late-night show. i remembered they wer
and the old guy now. i m the only guy now. those are crazy times. one of the first shows a came on in 1993 was this show. no one thought i was going to make it. you were very nice to me. if we looked at that appearance now, it would look like in i love lucy those quote lucy cast. charlie: you had not done much performing when you took up with that show. conan: no. i had not done nearly the amount of performing one should have done to get a late-night show. it was a complete fluke. to this day i credit lorne michaels. he saw something and he said this kid can do it. but that was such a different time, 1993, that there was no footage of me that existed. the media could not find footage. can you imagine today how much footage there is of everybody, there would be hundreds of hours of footage of me that i have posted on youtube and everyone would have it. there was not an existing photograph of me when they announced me for the late-night show. i remembered they were taki
christensen middle school and most recently in 2007. we originally got the report from one victim as a result of that statement, and cooperating what she told us, we discovered several other victims and we have interviewed those victims. reporter: police say it s not uncommon for sexual abuse victims to wait years to report crimes. this is the one crime that people wait to report. like a stolen car, no one waits four years to report that. so there s a lo of psychological digesting that these victims go through. reporter: attorney mike ranes who represents the hayward police officers association told me by phone of mcleod, i know he has a good reputation in the police department, and is known for being a sound, ethical police officer. it s never come to my attention that he s had any issues in the past. and police say there s no evidence that mcleod abused anyone once he became a police officer. he is on paid administrative leave pending the outcome of the investigat