richard lee/s.f. dept of environmental health: whole foods has done everything we have asked them to do. richard lee, the acting director of the department of environmental health says that includes setting up new cleaning procedures including cleaning two floor drains that could be the source of the maggots richard lee/s.f. dept of environmental health: they're going to be doing deep cleaning every week which they weren't doing initially whole foods told the health department they had found only one dead maggot on that monday days later, after kron 4 began its investigation, whole foods admitted there were several live maggots richard lee/s.f. dept of environmental health: it disturbed me that what the story that was first told to our inspector was not what really happened whole foods has maitained that despite the discovery of maggots "the health department confirmed that there was never a public health risk." not exactly says the health department richard lee/s.f. dept of environmental health: we d

>>richard lee/s.f. dept of environmental health: whole foods has done everything we have asked them to do. >> reporter:richard lee, the acting director of the department of environmental health says that includes setting up new cleaning procedures including cleaning two floor drains that could be the source of the maggots >>richard lee/s.f. dept of environmental health: they're going to be doing deep cleaning every week which they weren't doing >> reporter:initially whole foods told the health department they had found only one dead maggot on that monday kron 4 began its investigation, whole foods admitted there were several live maggots >>richard lee/s.f. dept of environmental health: it disturbed me that what the story that was first told to our inspector was not what really happened >> reporter:whole foods has maitained that despite the discovery of maggots "the health department confirmed that there was never a public health risk." not exactly says the health department >>richard lee/s.f. dept of en

sot richard lee/ san francisco department of public health: the violations are high risk and therefore there's a higher chance of food born illness. but when the inspection was completed this safeway got a , see it fan score of only 66 out of a possible 100 sot richard lee/ san francisco department of public health: this is probably in the lower 5% of the food facilities we inspect when contacted safeway issued a statement saying: the concerns raised at the diamond heights store centered on two areas: proper equipment operating temperature, and employees following our policies and procedures. both areas were addressed immediately." but that's not what the public health department found. his what where now the jet and treat as salt golden gate bridge feet when it sees much rain associated. of wheat and wheat are now heading off his clothes to dress as low clouds st. thomas is right now mainland 56 the cloud cover. if we will see some shawn's sunshine by lunchtime. 5 3:00 to expect us to land on the forecast it into the cloud cover or still of the bay area. and that's really going to get

sot richard lee/ san francisco department of public health: the violations are high risk and therefore there's a higher chance of food born illness. when the inspection was completed this safeway got a score of only 66 out of a possible 100 sot richard lee/ san francisco department of public health: this is probably in the lower 5% of the food facilities we inspect when contacted safeway issued a statement saying: the concerns raised at the diamond heights store centered on two areas: fat temperature, and employees following our policies and procedures. both areas were addressed immediately." but that's not what the public health department found. : on wednesday the health department returned to this safeway some 15 days after their initial inspection. what did they find? well it's all in this report. they found employees coughing into their hands, they found employees touching their faces and then not washing their hands, they found food being held at improper temperatures and they found food surfaces and utensils not being sanitized properly. san francisco county public health office

. >> reporter: the caller left the name richard lee, and a phone number to call back. a quick google search revealed similar complaints. >> asked to put $200 on a green dot money pack. >> reporter: she reached out to officials to find out if they had an employee named richard lee, they do not. they also never call students asking for personal information, such as social security numbers. >> told them he was also selected for a grant. >> reporter: many of them, were the first in their family to attend college, and who she considers easy prey. >> that's why i'm concerned. what i'm afraid of is they might think they need to do this in order to secure a spot at a college university that they're applying to. >> reporter: her student did not pay up and she's encouraging everyone who receives a similar call to do the same thing. i called the man, who posed as a cal grant employee, i'm still waiting on a call back. >>> one college student fought back during what's become a common crime in san leandro. police say car break-ins there are up about 50% since march. allen trujillo

. >> reporter: the caller left the name richard lee, and a phone number to call back. a quick google search revealed similar complaints. >> asked to put $200 on a green dot money pack. >> reporter: she reached out to officials to find out if they had an employee named richard lee, they do not. they also never call students asking for personal information, such as social security numbers. >> told them he was also selected for a grant. >> reporter: many of them, were the first in their family to attend college, and who she considers easy prey. >> that's why i'm concerned. what i'm afraid of is they might think they need to do this in order to secure a spot at a college university that they're applying to. >> reporter: her student did not pay up and she's encouraging everyone who receives a similar call to do the same thing. i called the man, who posed as a cal grant employee, i'm still waiting on a call back. >>> one college student fought back during what's become a common crime in san leandro. police say car break-ins there are up about 50% since march. allen trujillo

lee runs his cannabis college, called oaksterdam university. here, students learn the best techniques for growing and selling marijuana. >> if you're growing in a space this size or even double this size, you're not gonna need more than two lights. >> california may be pushing the boundaries, but some, like senator dianne feinstein, are saying, "enough." >> the last thing we need to do is make it easier for drug dealers to increase their consumer base by pushing pot on young people. >> in the end, prop 19 went up in smoke. it failed by a 9% margin. is this gonna end the chances of legalization of pot in california? >> no. i think the fact that we got the debate started and, you know, got people thinking about it seriously will help us win in 2012. >> the quest to legalize pot may have stalled, but the effort to legitimize it has not. when we come back, a look at marijuana's extreme makeover. >> what you're watching before your eyes in the united states is an industry emerging out of the shadows. >> that's next, in the the shadows. >> that's nex

lee/s.f. dept of public health: high risk violations are violations that are more likely to cause a food born illness as customers shopped on april 22nd an inspector observed several shocking revelations among them. contaminated or adulterated food sot: one of the employees dropped those food labels and then picked it up and put it on top of the food directly, the meat directly, which is not good and this happened in front of an inspector that same inspector also observed employees with unclean hands or improperly using gloves sot: all the employees should know that basic hand washing they should be doing. inspectors also found unclean or improper sanitizing of food surfaces and utensilsand she found hot and cold food being kept at unsafe temperatures sot: we saw temperatures of between 41 and 135 which are unsafe temperatures for food to be held at once the inspection was completed, the store scored a 66 out of a possible 100 points the health department doesn't know if the problem is caused

rhode island ya richard lee makes the cut for the first time, but that gaffe ruined what had been a great run. martin kaymer sinks that putt on the way to winning the tournament. >>> and finally close to 12,000 people competed in what's billed as the world's largest obstacle course scattered over 13 miles of german terrain. competitors race through 34 obstacles as they battle. the two winners finished in one hour and 44 minutes. >> that's hard to believe. all those people and it looked dirty. >> to say the least. you can only imagine what's in that mud. >> they are probably still cleaning off. >>> bill karins has more on the severe weather and what's in store today. >> what a day yesterday. all the moor moms trying to do plans and you're ducking storms and tornadoes. especially nebraska and kansas were hit the hardest. we had some really big tornadoes on the ground yesterday late afternoon, early evening. all the red triangles were tornado reports. especially the one through southern nebraska. it did miss a lot of cities. it mostly stayed over rural sections. we were fortunate that didn't

lee decided that we should hear them together, since they are going to be right next to each other and let you decide if this project goes forward and we'll decide in the permit is issued. i'm sorry, that is all i can say. >> thank you. commissioner hillis. >> can you stay for one second, sir? we have a clustering issue. it's an issue that has been brought up. we have endorsed legislation to respond to clustering. i think we want to expand where mcds are. we have reduced -- we have recommended that the board reduce the 1000' limit to 500', when i had to hear from my kids' fellow parents at school. so clustering is an issue for us, regardless of the supervisor's legislation, it has always been a issue for us here. we want to know the answer, are you going to approve one, which then would affect us, because then there are no three instead of two? >> the director will take the consideration of the board. i don't think -- we're working with supervisor yee's office and i attend both meetings on the business and the land use meeting last week as well. so i have collected all of that informat

a vehicle traveling behind the truck hit the pipes first and richard lee saw it happen. >> i saw what i thought was a semi truck the days now, i know it's a bus. the same sound our car made when hitting those pipes is the sound the bus made >> the bus bhngs to el paso los angeles limousine express. >> it looks like final chapter of famed marcus bookstore was written today. workers ripped out the shelves in the business. the new owners took possession of the books and began clearing out the space >> they had huge sledge hackers smashing book shelves smashing the furniture. >> the judge will decide who takes possession of the inventory. >> just ahead, michael finney checks out a new product. >> can it prevent you from running out of gas ever again? >>> if you drive around long enough you're almost guaranteed to see a driver stuck in a disabled vehicle. >> many of the folks have run out of gas. now interest is a product available to ensure the tank never goes dry again. >> this is cool. >> you're going to remember this. almost too good to be true. called magic tank. it promises to get yo

a vehicle traveling behind the truck hit the pipes first and richard lee saw it happen. >> i saw what i thought was a semi truck the days now, i know it's a bus. the same sound our car made when hitting those pipes is the sound the bus made >> the bus bhngs to el paso los angeles limousine express. >> it looks like final chapter of famed marcus bookstore was written today. workers ripped out the shelves in the business. the new owners took possession of the books and began clearing out the space >> they had huge sledge hackers smashing book shelves smashing the furniture. >> the judge will decide who takes possession of the inventory. >> just ahead, michael finney checks out a new product. >> can it prevent you from running out of gas ever again? hey there. did you select these things on purpose? not t a color found nature. there's nothing wrong with tha. i can hear your arteries clogging. ok. no. this is tap water. i can't let you buy this. oh. crystal geyser please. crystal geyser. bottled at the mountain source. surprise!lcome back. crystal geyser alpine spring water. crystal geyse

lee/s.f. dept of public health: high risk violations are violations that are more likely to cause a food born illness >> reporter:as customers shopped on april 22nd an inspector observed several shocking revelations among them. contaminated or adulterated food >> one of the employees dropped those food labels and then picked it up and put it on top of the food directly, the meat directly, which is not good >> reporter:and this happened in front of an inspector that same inspector also observed employees with unclean hands or improperly using gloves >> all the employees should know that basic hand washing they should be doing. >> reporter:inspectors also found unclean or improper sanitizing of food surfaces and utensilsand she found hot and cold food being kept at unsafe temperatures >> we saw temperatures of between 41 and 135 which are unsafe temperatures for food to be held at >> reporter:once the inection was completed, the store scored a 66 out of a possible 100 points the health departmen

well, richard h. lee makes the cut for first time at the players championship, but that gaffe on the 17th hole ruined a great run. not the case for martin camer. he sinks this 20 foot putt on the way to winning the tournament, first pga win since 2012. >>> finally close to 12,000 people competed in what's billed as the world's largest obstacle course. check it out. it is scattered over 13 miles of german terrain. they raced through obstacles as they battled through the elements and muddy landscape. the two winners finished in 1 hour, 44 minutes. probably took them that long to get clean. >>> kanye's mother's day gift for baby mama kim kardashian. and i'm pretty sure no one else got this gift. >>> plus, the neighbors take down the webbed one at the movies this weekend. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back. look at these pictures coming from castle rock, colorado. unbelievable. it is almost the middle of may and it happens in colorado, this isn't record shattering, but for the rest of us arou

. >> that was monster founder noel lee with emily chang. next, richard branson takes us to talk about space travel. that conversation is next. ♪ >> you are watching the best of "bloomberg west." i am cory johnson. richard branson has been involved in a wide variety of industries. now he has space travel. he sat down with me for an exclusive interview to talk about his latest plans including bringing private citizens in the space. >> we are having a lot of fun. it is hard work. we should succeed this year. virginn galactic will be the umbrella for the rest of the virgin group. this'll be a fantastic halo affect for the rest of virgin. >> i was determined not to ask you when. what are the big hurdles to get over to get into orbit? >> we think they have all been taken now. we are almost there. we have got to put all the pieces together. we need to make sure that it is safe. i would be very disappointed if it does not happen this year. >> i was there when the spaceship won the prize. you have carried through all of these years. did you get re

richard h. lee hit his tee shot to the fringe just above the water in the final round of the players championship in sawgrass on sunday. he muffed his next shot, barely moving the ball. so he switched clubs, and nope, flubs it again. he ended up with a double bogey on the par 3 17th hole. oh boy, not a good one there. >>> 8:05 right now. let's send it back to al roker in washington. hey, al. >> hey, natalie. thanks so much. beautiful morning here in our nation's capital. but we still have more of those strong storms firing up across the country. show you what we've got going on. the pollen count also a big problem today. medium to high throughout parts of the rockies, the mid-atlantic states on into the plains states. it is a sneezing season for sure. now, as we go to the radar, you can see cleveland, the showers and thunderstorms move just through you. there's more activity up by marquette, michigan, today. cleveland looking pretty good after the morning. some clouds, you get up to 73 degrees b

the last of the table, richard, what is yours. wall street types, we have lost, okay, personnel is policy. someone tells you, what is around him. and some of these governors i talk to, certainly mike lee, rand paul, ted cruz, they walk with us and some of the governors do the same. if you haven't walked with conservatives the last 15 or 20 years, if you move into that white house you are not likely to surround yourself with conservatives. i part company with 77 employees, one of our presidents, marc gibbons comes into my office with four or five other executives and said we studied this problem and think you should go over here. i trust these people, have confidence in their judgment, they suggest, highly likely to do x. things the president of the united states, personnel, policy, conservatives. >> speaking of mark fits gibbons. >> richard, the tea party emphasizes the constitution you talk about rand paul, ted cruz, mike lee, the three of them have in common their emphasis on the constitution. in distinguishing between the conse

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lee. that document puts the u.s. on more footing and we will continue to be on more footing until it is repealed. just last year, the president indicated he was interested in finally moving the country away from a perpetual state of official war. >> i intend to engage congress about the existing authorization to use military force, or aumf. to determine how we can continue to fight terrorism without keeping america on a perpetual wartime footing. soy look forward to engaging congress and the american people in efforts to refine and ultimately repeal the aumf's mandate. >> today, there was a hearing before the senate foreign relations committee about the scope of the aumf. and in a somewhat surprising turn of events, two of the administration's the top lawyers says they don't think the president even needs the aumf to continue waging war against terrorist groups in a carte blanche fashion. >> i would just like to know, yes or no, if the 2001 aumf was undone, can the president carry out the

. >> richard sherman of the seahawks said recently that the nfl wouldn't have done this. they would not oust an owner for these. what do you guys think? >> yeah, they would. >> you think they would, lee? >> i spent 40 years representing 60 draft picks. they would knock this owner out up front immediately. >> yeah? ac, you agree with that? >> i agree with that, too. it wouldn't even be a long process at all. >> i think he's making the case that with the team named the redskins, you know, still a sensitive topic for those, that there's somehow less -- >> a different issue. >> -- sensitive. >> it's still sensitive. i consider it part offensive myself. >> but bill, there hasn't been the uproar about the red skin name to the same level that there has been this international uproar about donald sterling's comments. if there had been this kind of pressure, even roger goodell would be forced to act. >> so great hearing from you guys. thanks for being with me on draft night. >>> when we come back, politicians in the deep of the heart of texas. this will make you laugh. i'm on expe

lee. an update on chris christie's bridgegate is next. life with crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis is a daily game of "what if's". what if my abdominal pain and cramps end our night before it even starts? what if i eat the wrong thing? what if? what if i suddenly have to go? what if? but what if the most important question is the one you're not asking? what if the underlying cause of your symptoms is damaging inflammation? for help getting the answers you need, talk to your doctor and visit crohnsandcolitisadvocates.com to connect with a patient advocate from abbvie for one-to-one support and education. i'm a messy person. i don't like cleaning. i love my son, but he never cleans up. always leaves a trail of crumbs behind. you're going to have a problem with getting a wife. uh, yeah, i guess. [ laughs ] this is ridiculous. christopher glenn! [ doorbell rings ] what is that? swiffer sweep & trap. i think i can use this. it picks up everything. i like this. that's a lot of dirt. it's that easy! good job chris! i think a woman will proba

and in 1999 judge richard posner embraced the idea. i think he has written a book about it. as did the president of the united states just last year, saying that they're just it would be quote better off clerking or practicing in a firm, closed quote. finally, joining the chorus, and this was a big surprise, was the american bar association's task force on the future of legal education, which suggested in january of this year that quote bar admitting authorities could create paths for licensure with fewer hours than the current standards require by devices such as, one, accepting applicants who have fewer hours of law school training than the standards require, or, two, accepting applicants with two years of law school credits plus a year of carefully structured skills-based experience, inside a law school or elsewhere. closed quote. i vigorously dissent. [laughter] it seems to me that the law school in two years proposal rests on the premise that law school is, or ought to be, a trade school. it is not that. it is a school preparing men and women not for a trade but for a p

acca nomic lee this person will need i mean the whole of the government's going to need some kind of economic assistance from the west and from russia and diplomatically the same i mean there's no though there's definitely going to depend on outside sources but not exclusively the west i would think that they need russia's help at least if not proactive at least passively not trying to. to to contribute to what is a very vulnerable economy very vulnerable provided i think that this person if they're as intelligent as they're likely to be will try and work out the fact all right richard let me let me jump in here gents we're going to go to was short break that out of that short break we'll continue our discussion on ukraine staying with our team. if you drive people away from the dollar many people now it must be sitting there saying gosh if we have u.s. dollars and the u.s. decides they don't like us they're going to put sanctions on us so people more and more people would say maybe i should use the u.s. dollar. speak your language. programs and documentaries in arabic it's all here

anomic lee this person will need i mean the whole of the government's going to need some kind of economic assistance from the west and from russia and diplomatically the same i mean there's no there's definitely going to depend on outside forces but not exclusively the west i would think that they need russia's help at least if not proactive at least passively not trying to. to to contribute to what is a very vulnerable economy very vulnerable i think that this person if they're as intelligent as are likely to be will try and work out the fact richard i mean let me jump in here gents we're going to go to was short break that out of that short break we'll continue our discussion on ukraine staying with our team. how do you. balance those things the security on one side and liberty and democracy on the other side we don't have any intention to be to touch any person as long as he's peaceful as long as you talk with your hands you know to know when. you're not killing people. or shotgun then it's up to you you beautiful whatever you want you express your feelings in the way you want but don'

acca nomic lee this person will need i mean the whole of the government's going to need some kind of economic assistance from the west and from russia and diplomatic think the same i mean there's no there's definitely going to depend on outside forces but not exclusively the west i would think that they need russia's help at least if not proactive at least passively not trying to. to to contribute to what is a very vulnerable economy very vulnerable i think that this person if they're as intelligent as are likely to be will try and work out the fact well all right richard let me let me jump in here gents we're going to go to a short break it out to that short break we'll continue our discussion on ukraine staying with r.t. . this is still one of the most isolated and mysterious places in the world. old legends of the bulls make many people afraid to travel here but they're going to put us on the menu the europeans have been here for less than a hundred years few people know what secrets lay hidden within these forbidding mountains. they said a bunch of cannibals killed and ate a grou

acca nomic lee this person will need i mean the whole of the government's going to need some kind of economic assistance from the west and from russia and diplomatically the same i mean there's no though there's definitely going to depend on outside forces but not exclusively the west i would think that they need russia's help at least if not proactive at least passively not trying to. to to contribute to what is a very vulnerable economy very vulnerable i think that this person if they're as intelligent as they are likely to be will try and work out the fact richard i mean let me jump in here gents we're going to go to a short break about for that short break we'll continue our discussion on ukraine staying with our team. this is. the but i also believe that it was as the cleansing was was it was an attempt to seize the opportunity to purge the polish presence from the territories do you craniums the leaders of the ukrainian insurgent army considered their own. genocide is genocide and polls should never support increasingly vocal opinions that the mass murder of jews should be cons

. >> coming up next, virgin group founder richard branson in dallas. he pushes to get two gates that american airlines is giving up. a classic david versus goliath in the airlines business. he joins us after the break. i don't know. he's pretty big. pretty big. and what they've been through lately. polar vortexes, road construction, and gaping potholes. so with all that behind you, you might want to make sure you're safe and in control. ford technicians are ready to find the right tires for your vehicle. get up to $120 in mail-in rebates on four select tires when you use the ford service credit card at the big tire event. see what the ford experts think about your tires. at your ford dealer. [ girl ] my mom, she makes underwater fans that are powered by the moon. ♪ she can print amazing things, right from her computer. [ whirring ] [ train whistle blows ] she makes trains that are friends with trees. ♪ my mom works at ge. ♪ cozy or cool? "meow" or "woof"? exactly the way you want it ... until boom, it's bedtime! your mattress is a battleground of