PHILLIPS: Checking stories making headlines cross country now. Lots of debates broke out, but no fights at a controversial bake sale at UC-Berkeley. College Republicans charge customers different prices base on race and gender. It was all designed to protest a bill in the state where students say it could result in reverse discrimination in college admissions. And in Arizona, a massive dust storm may have caused a multicar accident on Interstate 10 that injured 13 people. Some forecasters say visibility was between one and five miles. And in Cape Coral, Florida, four siblings all celebrating their birthday. An eight-year-old was so moved by a September 11th memorial, well, that he convinced his two brothers and sisters to give up their birthday presents and send the troops care packages instead. Contaminated cantaloupes now blamed for at least 13 death across the country. This mysterious scare is our deadliest foodborne outbreak in over a decade. Seventy-two illnesses reported as well. The CDC expects things could get worse. A lot of times, listeria symptoms take weeks to show up. For more information, just log on to foodsafety.gov. While you're there, you might want to check out a new ground beef recall. More than 131,000 pounds of meat potentially contaminated with E.coli. Some of the products defected (ph) have Kroger and Butcher's Brand labels. The rest generic. And just to be clear, this is separate from ground beef recalls last week and last month. Well, Nike may have to go back to the drawing board on this one. The company's new shirts for Barcelona's Soccer Club get heavy with sweat. We're talking 2.5 times normal weight. That story, next.
Bake Sale Highlights Race, Gender Bias; Thirteen Dead From Tainted Cantaloupes