telling the magazine, he'd handle his legal decisions the exact same way, but he wears the sex offender label like a scarlet letter. >> it's fairly small town up there and, you know, people come up to him, you know, and use words that you can't use on television. he's gotten a lot of support. there were a lot of classmates and their parents who gave to a legal defense fund and he gets it from all sides. >> reporter: now at home with his divorced parents, the once harvard-bound superstar student is under a strict curfew.

sometimes these drinks aren't labeled well, so you don't see what the ingredients can be, including the high amounts of caffeine, and a the child may think it's the same as any type overconsumption for kids, and even adults varies from the minor... they could even be more serious like problems with your heart rhythym, where your heart is irregular, it beats too fast or even seizures. the risks are particularly high, she says, for kids who

some chicken companies try to get you to spend more money by using labels like "raised without antibiotics." at sanderson farms, t. well, how'd i do? no antibiotics to worry about here. hmmm...that was easy.

research shows americans want more information about what they are ting. 59% look for products labeled locally produced items.

research shows americans want more information about what they are ting. 59% look for products labeled locally produced items. suzanne vranica, thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me.

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they blast the republican front-runner's bid for the white house labeling him a menace to american conservatism. take a listen to trump's response. >> the requests national review" is a dying pavement its circulation is way down.

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this car, it gets labeled as a mommobl but dads will want to drive this car. >> it's wider, longer, it's best in class,horsepow and drives li a car, terrific. why don't we jump on inn the inside. >> it's like you're sitting in first class on the plane. you'll never again hr kids say, mom, are we there yet. >> when they do we have an all

authorities say the suv traveled in the direction towards me about 150 feet before the final resting point labeled next to me." "whether he breaked before he hit the pedestrian is unknown because there's no marks on the ground," "but as we progress he's applying his breaks as would anybody after they hit somebody when they're going to apply their breaks and he's going to eventually slow down as he comes to a stop. dakota county deputy zachary hanish was the first deputy on scene. when

some chicken companies try to get you to spend more money by using labels like "raised without antibiotics." at sanderson farms, we don't believe in gimmicks like that. well, how'd i do? no antibiotics to worry about here. hmmm...that was easy. fresh, delicious chicken from sanderson farms. to prove how authentic my new brewhouse bacon burger is i'm going undercover, at an actual brewhouse. it's awesome. amazing! what if i told you, you are eating a jack's brewhouse bacon burger from jack in the box. not this one. absolutely lying.

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and prop 64 bans advertising directed at kids... requires strict product labeling... child-proof packagingd bans edibles that appeal to children. smart provisions to safeguard our families. learn more about the safeguards at yeson64.org. >>> all right. donald trump showing his mastery this morning with 140 characters, but another number he needs to worry about this morning. 270. >> as in the 270 votes on the electoral map he needs to win the presidency. can he get there? right now especially while a civil war is raging within the gop. a list of senators defected from him amid the scandal. go to a smart man. cnn senior political analyst, ron brown. i've teased this a bunch. show ad mas and now leaning on you. the important caveats. it is october. this is important, and you are looking at an 11-point deficit for donald trump. smart people has said, no one has come back in a modern era from a four-point deficit in october. what do we do? >> 11 points is a lot and the same result of our atlantic public religion research ins site to poll out today extending through the debate, also had an 11-po

. >> the pinellas county sheriff's office facial recognition program has been labeled as a crime stopper. a new report indicates that the technology could be abused. ahead in a live report, if you should be concerned. >> deputies are trying to track down the man accused of attacking and shooting a woman. >> we begin with democracy 2016. hillary clinton, donald trump hours away from their last face to face show down. >> it is in las vegas. that is the last chance to win off undebated voters on the debate stage. >> tomorrow night will be interesting. she is home sleeping and i'm working. >> reporter: donald trump taking a shot at hillary clinton ahead of the final presidential debate. >> that's the way it will be in the white house. she will be sleeping and i will be working. >> reporter: fitness to be president will cause controversy in both campaigns including hillary clinton's e- mail and donald trump's insistence that the election is being righted. president obama. >> i would invite mr. trump to stop whining and make his ca to get votes. you lose, you blame somebody else? you don't hav

so many of these companies run on this basis where they label the people who work for them as self-employed where the reality of the situation is they're not self-employed at all, but they work for the business. >> in the u.s., a federal appeals courts for the most part, uber drivers have to company individually and not through a class action lawsuit. >>> so many moms of preemie babies have the same hope that they will grow bigger. when one was born, he was barely the size of a smart phone. after more than 100 days in the hospital, he finally got to go home. >> reporter: mom [ indiscernible ] moore hardly ever hushes her baby. in fact, she little amari make noise. his small tiny cries are far better than the monitor beeps that kept him alive in the nicu. amari was in neonatal intensive care for 120 days. a lifetime for any mom forced the glass. let's than a pound at birth in february, amari was the size of a smart phone. >> i was like he's breathing -- he was so small. >> reporter: he was born at 24 weeks, just 15 ounces. his chances making it through the first 24 hours were slim. >> the fi

. >> steve: can't label it. >> jimmy: you've got to wipe it on your pants. >> steve: catch 22. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: shouldn't even wash your hands at that point. [ laughter ] >> steve: yeah, go in. >> jimmy: you're better -- >> steve: i tried man. >> jimmy: i think i'm clean. i'm cleaner than that faucet is probably. >> steve: exactly. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: faucet probably doesn't even work. >> steve: yeah, probably no r. probably the toilet doesn't even work. >> jimmy: there's probably more signs in that bathroom. >> steve: it's probably not even -- it's probably a bakery. >> jimmy: probably fake. totally fake. >> steve: you think that's just a painting in somebody's house? not even a real thing? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wait a second yeah, it might be actually, yeah, interesting. >> steve: look at this glass on it. >> jimmy: i didn't think about that. here's another bad sign here, this one, you want -- this is a good bad sign. >> steve: let me hear it. >> jimmy: genuine fake watches. [ laughter ] >> steve: these are a little fake. >> jimmy: if you're going to get fake you want to make