it could be anywhere. it could be anywhere. how do we know? reporter: health officials say they became aware of the first case around july 10. people with the disease live in highbridge, mont haven and hunt s point. and the source has not been found. more than two dozen buildings were checked for the legionella bacteria which grows in warm water. the testing focused on cooling towers and the results came back positive for the concourse mall on 161st street, lincoln hospital, the opera house hotel and two more buildings. and this building that houses a plastics building and the building that the health department says includes offices for verizon. all are disinfected. we will see what happens in a affects anybody else. symptoms include fever, cough, chills and muscle aches. contagious. so it is not spread from person to person. people get sick after breathing water vapor from faucet, showers and whirlpools or cooling towers. and people middle aged and older are at highes
tell the world that california doesn t care anything about washington. reporter: yeah, allen. here at the capital, we have democrats and some republicans who say that pulling out of the paris accord is a job killer and they want to see california continue to lead on this issue and remain the center of green technology. whatever happens there, um, in washington, california will continue leading and not by itself. we are not alone. we are joined with almost the entire world. reporter: today governor brown said california will be undeterred by president trump s decision to leave the paris climate accord. the state has buffalos reasons to stick with green energy. has billions of reasons to stick with green energy. there s more venture capital in our state than in all of china and europe combined. i mean, this place is a powerhouse! reporter: and the governor says all that technology supports more than 300,000 jobs with the promise of more. china is not stopping. chi
money at risk. into live from the cbs broadcast center in new york city this is cbs2 news at 11. right now a public plea for help. police hunting the for the drivers behind five hit-and- runs on the same night. tonight a son opens up about losing his father. a cruise ship forced back to port early for the second time this month. a potential storm isn t the only problem at sea. plus. he is making a killing off of these and scamming hundreds, if not thousands, of people. fake hamilton tickets that look real. this woman decided to do something about it. good evening. i am cindy hsu. tonight police are trying to solve a string of crimes. 500 were reported in four burroughs overnight. three of the victims died and right now all the drivers are cbs2 s brian coneybeare is live one crash happened. reporter: cindy, even before this deadly weekend, the nypd says 17 pedestrians have already 2016. now police are using flashing signs like the one you see behind me to try and
jessica rae: south dakota is celebrating it s 126th anniversary of statehood. the rushmore state was admitted as the 40th state on november 2nd 18-89 by president benjamin harrison. north dakota is also celebrating their 126th as well. they were admitted to the union on the same day. jessica rae: with christmas just on the horizon, one nebraska retail store is increasing jobs in the norfolk area, here s paul hughes with the details. the announced closure of a norfolk retailer will cost the area shortly after multimedia retailer entertainment announced this week norfolk location. going-out-of- business sale through dec. 26. nebraska 1st district congressman jeff fortenberry defended the two- year budget deal as a way to bring stability to financing the federal government. fortenberry, a member of the house budget committee, is the only republican in the nebraska congressional delegation to vote for the deal. he was joined by democrat brad ashford. the nebraska department of e
morning showers go through central iowa, but the rest of the day turned out pretty well. you might have noticed that the winds turned to the nw this afternoon. that was a cool front coming through which means cooler readings in the days to come. we will be mainly dry this evening, but a few showers will likely make it into western iowa this evening and try to move into central iowa later. they will likely dissipate as drier air is in place here. this should hold true into thursday too with lots of clouds, but not much rain here thanks to drier easterly winds. friday will be our day of showers and a few thunderstorms likely. i think we will get a major wave of rain come through late morning to early afternoon, then a bit drier in the late afternoon. then more showers will be possible in the evening. clouds may linger into saturday, but we should have the sun back for saturday afternoon into sunday morning. stephanie: also coming up, a campaign bus is switching sides. what once