this is san francisco herb natural food company from california. why are you sitting there now? as a person who can t bear this anymore. probably have to stop what they re doing, stop the process because this isn t right. we found gross conditions of rodent defiled products. first state, now federal investigators confirming. in this case we re talking about a warehouse that has live and dead rodents in the facility in product with rodent defiled many excreted pellets throughout the product. every pellet seemed to be contaminated. i m going to have to ask you to leave. i wanted to get i m going to ask you to leave right now. i m going to ask you to leave right now. in the weeks after our report, the company had no comment until releasing a statement last week where the owners said they were not aware of the scope or impact of their rodent problem. is that possible based upon what you found? i ll just comment that what we ve seen as far as the pictures
afternoon with some of the victims of the mass shooting in aurora, colorado. he met with them in private, and was told stories of an incredible survival. he told them that his visit was not so much as a president of the united states, but as a husband and father. but he did talk of the nation. this person has received a lot of attention over the last couple of days, that attention will fade away. and in the end, after he has felt the full force of our justice system, what will be remembered are the good people who were impacted by this tragedy. reporter: president obama spent three hours visiting with victims and their families at university of colorado hospital. they shared with him their stories of survival and loss. one story the president recalled was that of 21-year-old stephanie davies who remained in the line of fire to help save the life of her friend, 19-year-old ally young, who was one of the first to be shot. she was shot in the neck, and it punctured a vein.
do the calculations or the numbers. so whether or not we can get to 650 is a guesstimate for people who do this work? 650 was a possibility of what could happen. this internal e-mail from one of his staff members states, if we don t act, costs will reach $650 million. the mayors office says that was an oversight. meanwhile, the city come tends that number was never used for official business or while negotiating with unions. take a look at these e-mails sent to unions by the city manager about retirement reform negotiations. they all reference a memo dated may 13th as the city s only actual proposal for a ballot measure. the number 650 million used multiple times. i had no idea that that number was simply made up out of thin air, and if that s the case, we need to know that. if it s not, we need to know that as well. councilmembers are expected to discuss the memo with the sitpy manager next week. hoping to see the math that solves the $650 million question at city hall
clothing, which should be blue pants and a brown shirt. should say alameda county jail on it. and from there, i don t know if he has been able to gather any other equipment other than that. take another look at the escapee. franco is the third person to escape from santa rita jail since it opened back in 1989. the two other men who got away were eventually found. police believe franco will also be found. it s just a matter of time. reporting live from dublin. cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. thank you. a hero in the true sense of the word springing into action with no thought of his own well being. he ran toward a fire in order to rescue a complete stranger. flames were ripping through early this morning, but the story didn t end when the flames went out. marianne favro joins us with more on the receiveless rescue. marianne? well, an elderly woman found herself trapped in her burning apartment, this one right here. the bottom unit. that s when the maintenance man became
bulletproof vests surrounded a home searching for a gunman who shot a shopper on black friday. we understand he just came out of the house, jodi? he did. this story has just changed. the suspect walked out of the house with his hands up. i ll tell you, there is a lot of relief out here in east oakland. his family has gathered here. they ve been begging him and pleading with him to surrender. this is his sister here. tell us how you re feeling. i m happy. i m happy. i don t know what he s facing and i don t know what s to come but i seen my brother just walk out of that house arms up and they didn t gun him down. now they have an opportunity to hear his side of the story and know what s real and what isn t. did he know he was wanted? has he been on the run? i have no idea. tell me how you re feeling about this. i m feeling whenever they put all this stuff, all the robbery, shooting, violence, that s not my brother. he came out with his hands up and now has the oppo