and abdominal pain. it looks like the majority of patients have improved and been discharged or moved. this man is urging restaurant workers to wash their hands frequently and call in sick if you experience any symptoms. perhaps 10 or 20 individual bacteria to infect someone. meissner is starting to feel better, and hopes other restaurants will be more vigilant in the future. simple thing, wash your hands. the health department hasn t identified the employee who may have been responsible for spreading this. they also say that the majority of the people who got sick did eat here, but in some cases, though people spread it to family members. michelle robert, nbc bay area news. thank you. san jose supermarket is back open after being shut down for pests. the health department found a rodent infestation in the market on north capital. they found the problem in a routine inspection. supermarket reopened this morning. santa klara health department said the health in
public would be safe? metal detectors are being installed at check points where fans will enter on super bowl saturday. but security is still up in the air. that s still a work in progress. why is it still a work in progress less than two weeks away? because it s not my call. if it was my call, we would have restricted air space right now. the air space will be restricted on game day only, but with an exception of a police ban on drones, football from the city will be unguarded from the air for a full week before that. today people walk through the area easily, but by saturday bags will be restricted to 18 inches by 18 inches and there will be magtometers. the group comes in one at a time and assembles inside super bowl city, will they be kicked out? we ll have contingency plans inside super bowl city. obviously there is no designated area inside the event. reporter: that means protestors may be directed outside super bowl city. police will patrol areas around
stay. at this point firefighters still don t know the cause of the fire. live in heyward, amy holleyfield, abc 7 news. this morning san francisco police are investigating two more pedestrian accidents. the first happened around 9:00 last night at follow some and fifth street. this shows the force of the impact. an officer tells us the pedestrian suffered serious but nonlife threatening injuries. a few minutes later another pedestrian was hit by a car. that person was taken to the hospital. no word yet on their condition. the accidents came less than 12 hours after city leaders announced san francisco will spend $17 million on pedestrian safety including new sidewalk curbouts which extend into the street and traffic light timing changes at key intersections. happening this morning, a silicon valley area lawmaker will announce a measure to deter cyber bullying and sexual assault all blamed for a 15-year-old sara toga teen s suicide. jim bell is introducing audrey s law fo
weather is shaping up and for the weekend. we ll start from the roof. good morning where it s a little bit cooler, 5 to 10 degrees cooler. notice behind me, we have a few high clouds. colorful sunrise. i ll capture that and put it on facebook and twitter. you can see the high clouds starting to roll in on live doppler 7 ac. hitting the north bay that has kept the fog formation to a minimum. so cooler. temperatures mid to upper 40s. day planner near the bay will be in the 60s. 63 degrees at 4:00. little bit warm ner. mild, mid 50s. as far as our day planner inland, 46 degrees. low 40s throughout right now. mid to upper 60s. quiet 57 at 7:00. the clouds are thickest this morning. the low clouds along the coast. patchy fog in the 50s. hang out in the upper 50s with high clouds and sunshine. you ll get a beautiful sunset. if you re stepping out, it will be 55 degrees. here s sue with a look at your morning commute. thanks, mike. we re going back to antioch. no sooner said tha
sentencing. bob riddell joins us live where the announcement is being made bob. reporter: speaking moments ago, u.s. attorney general eric holder announcing at the american bar association meeting that, quote, we must face reality that in too many ways our criminal justice system is broken especially when it comes to the explosion of this country s prison population hence, this morning s announcement on a new policy change towards the war on drugs. he pointed out that if you look at our population we comprise 5% of the world s population and yet house 25% of the jail population. half for drug offenses. he says the idea of jail should be to punish and rehabilitate not to warehouse and forget and says what we ve got going on right now is inefficient and unsustainable. so to deal with this he is now directing his 94 u.s. attorneys throughout the country to stop charging people with low level drug crimes that result in mandatory minimum sentences and ends up clogging our prison