out to the leria outbreak linked to contaminated B's head deli meats nine deaths have now been reported and ran n has the details on this good morning Ranna hey good morning Gio yeah this is now the largest outbreak of its kind in the US in more than a decade and the death toll keeps climbing in a nationwide leria outbreak that is linked to that board's head Deli meet at least nine people as you mentioned have now died with cases reported in 18 states 57 people have now been hospitalized 7 million pounds have been called and the CDC is warning customers that they may still have that M tainted meat in their fridge because of the long shelf life for certain products like bacon and salami that means some recall meets have Best Buy dates through October they have not expired yet bores had released a statement earlier this month saying we are conducting a rigorous investigation to identify the root cause of this incident and the company has said safety is their absolute priority but guys that was weeks ago and they haven't released any information on the investigation since and we now know at least one family is now filing a wrongful death lawsuit with all right still a lot of questions about this ran and thank you