read the package label. that will tell you the information.hank you so much. >>> coming up next, on a much lighter note, we've got one more song from five-time grammy winner carrie underwood. >>> coming up, hoda and kathie lee -- >> friday, instant makeovers. >> but first carrie underwood singing her hit song "before he cheats." have a great weekend. ♪ right now he's probably slow dancing with a bleach blond ♪ ♪ tramp and she's probably getting frisky right now he's probably buying ♪ ♪ her some fruity little drink because she can't drink whisky ♪ ♪ right now he's probably up behind her with a pool stick showing her how to snooth ♪ ♪ shoot a combo and he don't know i dug my key ♪ ♪ into the side of his pretty little souped-up four-wheel drive ♪ ♪ carved my name into his leather seats i took a louisville slugger ♪ ♪ to both headlights slashed a hole in all four tires ♪ ♪ and maybe next time he'll think before he cheats ♪ ♪ right now she's probably up singing some white-trash version ♪ ♪ of shania karaoke right now she's probably saying i'm drunk

we see when labels are affixed they feel they need to live up to that label. >> she does. >> you wantm room to change. if you call a child messy, maybe they feel like i am messy and they don't see the reason they need to look at doing something different. >> you do grow into it. i was messy and i am now totally and completely a mess. >> even positive labels can have a burden. we know from research that when kids hear you did well because you are smart it can hurt their performance. it can make them less willing to take on challenges. it can make them more likely to lie. >> why? >> because they don't want to mess up the reputation for being smart. so what we want to emphasize is the process, things that are in the child's control like effort, strategy or perseverance. >> kids are a lot of things. kecalled -- we called her messy and she is our actress because that is what she always wanted to be. >> we want to give children room to grow. that's the key thing. the miracle of children is we don't know how they will develop and change. >> sometimes teachers say he is the class clown. if yo

. >> patti labelle 's here? when she performs, she kicks her shoes off. >> elvis is being inducted into the radio hall of fame in chicago tomorrow night. and so we are going to be with you on the radio tomorrow morning. >> absolutely. >> congratulations, elvis. >> thank you very much. >> kathie lee's going to come back from across the street. how about music from clint black. and we bet you know the lyrics to her songs, patti labelle . new attitude it's the final countdown! the final countdown! if you're the band europe, you love a final countdown. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more you switch to geico. winning music legend who's sold over 50 million records over 52 years. >> now she's using that powerful voice to talk about lung cancer, a cause that is very personal to patti. >> she catapulted into the spot lot as lead singer of the trio that became to be known as labelle. it was a funky mix of funk and soul. with vocals beyond compare, patti decided to go solo, and her star continued

i gave her the gift, patti labelle's the most famous cook. what do i take patti labelle for a gift? i had these boots custom made from this french designer. he makes shoes for lenny crakraz and all these rock stars. i took her these thigh-high boots because she had seen them that's why i'm back at patti labelle's next thanksgiving. as a parting gift she gives you a pie when you leave the house. i was in the car eating the pie. >> because you were in the pie business. >> patty's pie went viral. you worked. >> though it is not work. it is an honor to be part of this holiday tradition. >> yeah. absolutely. >> i mean i grew up watching this. again, as many of us did. i always >> you were photobombed by spongebob. >> of course my kids have been coming for years. courtney, the oldest, slept in. although she joined us later for dinner. >> lela's hair. is that ombre? >> yes. then we went to dinner at danielle. had a very nice thanksgiving. >> that's a beautiful family. can you believe your kids are this old now? have obviously somebody who's working. i'll have a college freshman and a high

there's an existing label on the left and on the right, what the new label would look like.ation. since most people eat a lot more than the current label suggest is one serving. >> this is why we have the ice cream and the coke. this is a pint of ice cream and normally a point would be four servings and that's how it's usually marked on the label. under the new proposed labelling, this would be marked as two servings. so if you eat half a pint, you know you've eaten a serving of two servings. >> you don't have to figure out the math. how many times have you gotten out your calling lateculator. >> this is one soda. it's now one serving. >> it's more honest. when you look at a 2 liter bottle, that's like a shot glass of coca-cola. now they're being more realistic. >> the grocery association commented saying it's time for label changes but they should be based on the most current and reliable information. >> we've already dug in. this is a girl's best friend. >> ice cream. now who stops at half a pint even? you know? >> i do because i'll do half on monday and half on tuesday. d

it might seem like a drastic move to label sugary products the same way we label tobacco products, buty putting a sticker on sugary food, could put a stop to our growing health problems. >> a chocolate river! >> that's the most fantastic thing i've ever seen. >> reporter: americans have a sweet tooth. on average, we eat more than 100 pounds of sugar per person each year. that's more than three times the recommended amount by the food and drug administration. and it's not just candy, snacks, and soda, hidden sugars in things like processed food, cereal, salad dressing and even yogurt are adding to our sugar intake. and in a recent "time" magazine article, dr. mark highman says it's time to treat sugar like cigarettes. is sugar the new tobacco? >> sugar for sure is the new tobacco. >> reporter: he's leading a movement to take the mystery out of what we eat by clearly labeling sugar on the front of food packaging. >> we say raising rates of diabetes, of heart disease, cancer, dementia, all linked to a higher consumption of sugar. and these are crippling america. >> reporter: do you think

coming up, the truth behind the labels. >> that's right.out food products but beauty products with catchphrases like cruelty-free, all natural, hypoallergy lrallergeni hypoallergenic. what do those mean? we'll break it down. >> 911, tackle refinancing or consolidate loans. refinance can be confusing. our expert will give you straight answers. >>> we'll cool off with the coolest crew in the kitchen, scottos, easy summer recipes that will cut down your time. cooking over a hot stove so you don't have to spend it with family. >> hot peppers, too. >>> first usa series "political animals" takes you into the high-stakes world of sex, greed, politics. a pulitzer prize winning journalist made her name with scathing articles about the family and develops an interesting relationship with the first lady played by sigourney weaver. carla is here. good morning. >> good morning. >> we are very excited about this new series. lots of twists and turns. >> yeah. >> you've done a lot of tv. how is this different? how does it compare? >> this really felt like

isn't that reason enough to label? 64 other countries label gmos.t american shoppers have the same information? instead, congress might permanently block our right to know. we deserve clear, on-package labeling. tell senators kaine and warner to stop the dark act. >>> thanks to joining us for in news update. it is sunday, march 13. in the news right now, we still are working to find out te district heights. it handled on old silver hill road and kentucky avenue. we're working to learn how many people were inside of the house when the blaze broke out. >>> in decision 2016, marco rubio head there s into tuesday win in d.c. he beat john kasich by just 50 votes. trum trump finished third. >>> eisenhower and huntington stations will be closed for a few hour takes because more than 100 emergency responders are taking part in a drill. shuttle buses will be running for folks. the drill begins right about in three minutes and will last into the afternoon. >>> a check on your forecast when we return. they recently rated their care experience at over 3,500 hos

but what happens when you're labeled as someone you're t? "stop!" wearing a label you don't want... or find yourself labeling other people? it can be so frustrating... sad...lonely. if you're feeling overwhelmed by problems at school... "watch it!" at home, or anywhere else, you don't need labels. you need people who will listen. who can help you take control, help you heal, you need to call the girls and boys town national hotline. (tdd# 1-800-448-1433) 24/7, they're here with help and hope when you need it most. the girls and boys town national hotline. change your label. change your life. help is just a phone call away. guy: hey, sara. oh my gosh. he's so cute. how do you know him? c'mon donovan, do it like i taught ya. love the new tattoo, sara. let's go! dude. what? dude, that's sara. who's sara? the girl in the pink shirt. that's the girl i was telling you about. oh, that's sara. theater two on your left. hey sara, what color underwear today? announcer: anything you post online, anyone can see. family, friends... see ya later, sara. even not-so-friendly people. ohhh. oh, boy.

patti labelle catapulted into the spotlight as lead singer of the trio known as labelle. their hit lady marmalade was a mixture of r&b and soul. patti decided to go sole okay. her star continued to rise on the strength of tunes like these. i've got a new attitude somebody loves you baby >> singing wasn'tttttt only calling. patti had many roles in tv shows including her own sitcom "out she could do recently in "dancing with the stars." off stage patti endured incredible loss. during the height of her career two sisters, vivian and jackie both died from lung cancer. they were in their early 40s. in the memory of her loved ones patti is using her celebrity speaking out in an effort to fight this deadly disease. >> i don't think many people know about this. patti labelle is a paid spokesperson for american lung association lung force initiative to help raise awareness about the disease. we're so happy you're with us today. >> i'm so happy to be here but not happy happy because i've lost so many family and friends to lung cancer. this is our lung cancer color, turquoise. >> i

>> my brand-new song called "put a label on it." ? ? you've been peeling back the label on that long neck bottle for ten minutes now spit it out ? ? you've been drinkin' up the courage i'm watching your wheels turning so lay it out what's it about ? ? i think i know where this is going ? ? and it's gonna be a big change but i can read you like a book page ? ? so you tell your friends and i'll tell mine we both know what's coming it's too hard to hide yeah ? ? can't wait for another minute let's go and get it over with ? ? acting like it isn't when we know it is i think it's time we defined the relationship ? ? yeah you're all that i ever wanted let's go and put a label on ? i know it took a little time there's no clothes but yours and mine in my closet now ? ? there ain't nothing cooler than having you around up in this house ? ? yeah hey i like the way you're smiling when you're looking at me that way ? ? i see it written on your face girl we're on the same page ? ? so you tell your friends and coming it's too hard to hide ? ? yeah can

even the term normal is a label when we think about it. what are the advantages to having a label?. as we heard in the taped piece, gives an idea of what do i do? my kid isn't acting like other children or they're having problems in school, having problems at home, or following directions. how do i go about helping them? and sometimes the label can give strategies and interventions and help with that. >> and eligibility for services which are much needed in situations like this. one parent said this, thank goodness my child was diagnosed, now people will stop thinking his or her behavior is a result of bad parenting. that gives you an idea of what pressure parents are under. >> absolutely. you know, a lot of the parents we spoke to for our article in parenting said it was actually liberating for them to have the label. that they were no longer the bad mom with the unruly kid. there was a reason. >> how extensive are the evaluations? i mean, what does the child have to go through to be labeled or diagnosed? >> it is really quite extensive. a lot of parents go through day-long evalua

and say these labels are permitted under fda regulations.mpanies can show whatever fruit they want, as long as they use this one little word, flavored on the label. >> so if you see the words flavored either natural or artificial, it could be a red flag that there's actually no fruit within that product. take these yogurts from dannon made for kids and pictures of fruit. guess how much fruit is in here? absolutely zero, and all of it is legal because of that word, flavored. >> the food and drug administration is asleep at the wheel. it rarely brings complaints against these companies. >> reporter: why? >> i suspect that the food and drug administration doesn't want to tangle with big companies who could keep them tied up in court for years. >> reporter: he says one of the trickiest, vitamin water. here's the kiwi-strawberry. >> we're suing coca-cola which owns vitamin water because there aren't any strawberries and there aren't any kis in here. >> reporter: what's in here? >> a lot of sugar. said bottle contains as much sugar as a 12-ounce c

i know how to read a nutrition label but not a cosmetic label. what do we look for?ng act has required all cosmetic companies to now write down all of the active ingredients in any cosmetic you're buying. they are listed at the top. the top of the label is the highest concentration. it goes down. if the active ingredient is at the bottom of the label in trace amounts it's probably not worth your money. the other thing you want to be careful about is some of the drugs in your medication will be listed at the top and they won't necessarily be in a specific concentration. >> right. is there any way to get rid of crow's feet, the wrinkles around the eyes? >> you want to look for products that contain antioxidants which are anti-inflammatories. they decrease the inflammation in the skin. also you want to use rheetinoid and collagen to plump the skin and improve skin color and tone. >> everybody's skin is different. so different products work in different ways. what are your tips for dry skin? >> if you have dry skin add an antioxidant like vitamin c and e to stimulate col

isn't that reason enough to label? 64 other countries label gmos. why don't american shoppers have the same information? instead, congress might permanently block our right to know. we deserve clear, on-package labeling. tell senators kaine and warner to stop the dark act. >>> good morning. storm team 4 radar showing a few light sprinkles into the panhandle of west virginia. advancing north and east. coming into fair fox. loudoun. may make it into prince gorgeous county the next half hour. briefly sprinkles coming through. a small chance of a sprinkle with highs around 60. chilly now, into the 40s. move ahead one hour tonight with daylight savin monday. we dry out tuesday. warmer pattern mid week this >>> we are back on this saturday morning, march 12th, 2016. look at that fantastic crowd outside. >> a great crowd. >> when the weather's nice, they come out in full force. we will head out in just a bit. >> basketball. let's get a look at what is makes headlines on saturday morning. donald trump will be at a rally this morning in ohio despite the ongo

but what happens when you're labeled as someone you're t? "stop!" wearing a label you don't want... or find yourself labeling other people? it can be so frustrating... if you're feeling overwhelmed by problems at school... "watch it!" at home, or anywhere else, you don't need labels. you need people who will listen. who can help you take control, help you heal, help you win. you need to call the girls and boys town national hotline. (tdd# 1-800-448-1433) 24/7, they're here with help and hope when you need it most. the girls and boys town national hotline. change your label. change your life. help is just a phone call away. what are you going to do next, sabu, manicure his nails? he gets a bath. i have to run through the sprinklers. stop being so childish. you're wasting your time. what he needs is a paint job. what you need is a muzzle over your mouth. hey, bongo, me tarzan. (tarzan yell) (trumpeting) now look, ed, bongo... (tarzan yell) (trumpeting) (mister ed laughing) carol, help! carol! i'd better flee the scene of the crime. help! help! help! oh, no. what trick are you doing no

but what happens when you're labeled as someone you're t? "stop!" wearing a label you don't want... or find yourself labeling other people? it can be so frustrating... sad...lonely. if you're feeling overwhelmed by problems at school... "watch it!" at home, or anywhere else, you don't need labels. you need people who will listen. who can help you take control, help you heal, help you win. you need to call the girls and boys town national hotline. 24/7, they're here with help and hope when you need it most. the girls and boys town national hotline. change your label. change your life. help is just a phone call away. guy: hey, sara. oh my gosh. he's so cute. how do you know him? c'mon donovan, do it like i taught ya. love the new tattoo, sara. dude. what? dude, that's sara. who's sara? the girl in the pink shirt. that's the girl i was telling you about. oh, that's sara. theater two on your left. hey sara, what color underwear today? hey sara. so, when you gonna post something new? announcer: anything you post online, anyone can see. family, friends... see ya later, sara. even not-so-f

of working age adults read the labels. 60% of older adults check the label before they buy. nutritionists say it's a smart idea with more taking an active part in their health. >> we look at history. more and more people are starting to look at labels. they're looking for a reason. we want to make sure they can use it to make healthier labels. >> the current labels were introduced in 1993, two decades ago. >>> this is what we learned from police about the deadly shooting at the columbia mall. the shooter is 19-year-old darion marcus aguilar of college park. he shot and killed 25-year-old tyler johnson and 21 year old brianna benlolo before he turned the gun on himself. >> police believe he bought the weapon, a 12-gauge shotgun in december in montgomery county. they found two homemade explosive devices they dismantled. as far as motive, police are not shedding light on that. they're investigating the relationship between aguilar and the victims. meantime columbia mall is set to reopen tuesday. >> all the people rushing out running for their lives yesterday, if they left belon

isn't that reason enough to label? 64 other countries label gmos. why don't american shoppers have the same information? instead, congress might permanently block our right to know. we deserve clear, on-package labeling. >>> a state of crisis in brazil aft after torrential rainfall. a bus had to be rescued and at least 20 people were killed. at least five people are still missing. brazil's president will make emergency funds veavailable to help families affected. >>> two window washers fearing when their rigging on the skrafl snapped. chicago firefighters were able to pull each one to safety by pulling them inside the building through windows. >>> a pilot forgot his bag in a bathroom with his gun inside at an airport p. now, this happened at the philadelphia international airport yesterday morning. that pilot said when he went back, the bag and the gun were gone. he notified the air marshals and police started sweeping the airport and some planes. >> it went from me to the front of the plane. >> it is scary, alarming that he would forget. >> video s

we checked every label.s the lesson my daughter instilled in me. love your country and appreciate all it has to offer. >> how sweet. we love you already. we both lost our fathers as well. >> me, too. >> god bless our dads. >> ann marie with sharon epperson. ladies, hello. >> you said it was difficult to buy american. how difficult was it? >> it was very difficult going into stores and locating clothing. a goal was by the end of july to be outfitted in a total head to toe outfit. i would like and it was very difficult looking for labels trying to find stuff made here. >> it is a global village out there. >> about 90% of the clothes and goods you buy here are manufactured or at least part of them overseas. it is difficult to find made in america clothing and other items. you have to read the labels carefully. >> what about the price factor? i think a lot of people would love to do what you do. >> it depends what you would like to purchase. the clothing is a little more expensive but you understand why. the oth

but what happens when you're labeled as someone you're t? "stop!" wearing a label you don't want... or find yourself labeling other people? it can be so frustrating... sad...lonely. if you're feeling overwhelmed by problems at school... "watch it!" at home, or anywhere else, you don't need labels. you need people who will listen. who can help you take control, help you heal, help you win. you need to call the girls and boys town national hotline. (tdd# 1-800-448-1433) 24/7, they're here with help and hope when you need it most. the girls and boys town national hotline. change your life. help is just a phone call away. [high-pitched voice] i st have caught a slight cold. this is all man? sam: he didn't talk like that before. well, if you think i'm going out with him, you're out of your ever-loving mind. but i assure you, this is just temporary. [clears throat] i think i know someone who can cure this almost instantly. i think, if you could just be patient. he sounds like he escaped from a cartoon. get him out of here. tony: b-but listen-- i'm sorry, major. why don't you go home and c

that's why i'm back at patti labelle's next thanksgiving. as a parting gift she gives you a pie when you leave the house. i was in the car eating the pie. >> because you were in the pie business. >> patty's pie went viral. you worked. >> though it is not work. it is an honor to be part of this holiday tradition. >> yeah. absolutely. >> i mean i grew up watching this. again, as many of us did. i always begged >> you were photobombed by spongebob. >> of course my kids have been coming for years. courtney, the oldest, slept in. although she joined us later for dinner. >> lela's hair. is that ombre??? >> ye d at danielle. had a verye thanksgiving. >> that's aly. can you believe your kids are this old ?znow?up have obviously somebody who's working. i'll have a college freshman and a high school freshman. >> what will you do with all this time? >> oh, bring it! >> you have time for holiday entertainment. >> nick and i went to see "moana" this weekend which was spectacular. >> what's the story line? >> she's a young girl destined be chief of her vi

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and we also know that you love miss patti labelle. how about if you cook with labelle?> hi, betty. >> how are you? >> happy birthday. >> good. >> happy mother's day. >> thank you. >> happy every day. >> thank you. >> so young. you're 80? >> 80. >> and he had to tell the world, didn't he? >> that's so good. good to meet you. >> there's a cooking segment that miss patti's going to do. and you're going to join. is that all right? >> great. >> and then, i'm going to sing. >> if i had a piano, i would play for you. >> we have a piano. but we're going to entertain you. >> all right. a big round of applause for miss betty and patti labelle. what a great son and great husband. we'll be back. first this, is "today" on nbc. how abt >>> we're rounding out our special series, "manners on the mo move" today. and we've saved the last. >> mr. manners, thomas farrelly, joins us. >> thank you. good to be with you all again. many of us spend more time with our co-workers than with our families. we decided to head to the wbusy embarcadero in san francisco, a hotbed in the tech industry, t

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. >> patti labelle looks so cool, the coolest coat on i have ever seen. look at patty. >> she looks comfy. >> she does. let's get a check at he headlines. natalie is in while ann is on assignment. >> people in parts of arizona assessing the damage trying to recover from four tornadoes at least, that hit the state on wednesday. there could be more severe weather today in utah and colorado. >>> today, the war in afghanistan is entering its 10th year, more than 1200 u.s. troops have died there since the war began. this morning, president karzai hosted the inaugural session of a new peace council to reconcile the taliban and other insurgents. >>> today, pakistan says it will not reopen a border with afghanistan despite an apology after a helicopter attack that killed two pakistani soldiers. there were more attacks on nato trucks trying to bring fuel through that border crossing to troops in afghanistan. >>> asking mexico's president for help finding the body of an american tourist whose wife says he was killed by mexican pirates. they tossed flowers on the bo

but what happens when you're labeled as someone you're t? "stop!" wearing a label you don't want... or find yourself labeling other people? it can be so frustrating... sad...lonely. if you're feeling overwhelmed by problems at school... "watch it!" at home, or anywhere else, you don't need labels. you need people who will listen. who can help you take control, help you heal, help you win. you need to call the girls and boys town national hotline. (tdd# 1-800-448-1433) 24/7, they're here with help and hope when you need it most. the girls and boys town national hotline. change your label. change your life. [music] hi, mr. ferris. come to fix mr. wilson's window again? i sure have, dennis. how did you do it this time? it wasn't me. it was good 'ol mr. wilson. me and him were right in the middle of talking when he felt this draft and slammed it. well, i'll go on in and get to work on it. i'd help you, but i gotta go home and get permission about a movie. [doorbell ringing] [music] ah-ha. well, mr. scott. oh, hello, it's you, mr. ferris. well, i thought you'd send one of your workmen. i

the labels would be required on new appliances beginning in 2026. we're going to turn now to your weekend forecast and check in with cinthia pimentel, who has a quick look at our microclimate forecast. hey, cynthia. good morning kira. good morning everyone. we are starting off with a mostly clear start down here in the south bay, seeing a nice look over downtown, busy already out towards dublin where it's also clear but a different story of course, through the golden gate bridge you could also be running into some drizzle so just be careful with the roadways there as you make your early saturday travel. there's also some areas of some thick fog up into parts of the north bay as well. santa rosa. good morning to you. and it's also chilly up there. 50 degrees to start. santa rosa 52, in san mateo. everybody noticing slightly cooler temperatures this morning. 60 in san jose and 61 degrees out in fairfield. but besides that, we are still going to be in store for a nice warm day. but it could be the last one for a while. we're going to do 60s and 70s by

it will stay waterproof on the label. check your labels.oo mascara on the tips of the lashes and on the top. so if you know you are going to be swimming. >> dunk it, donna, dunk it. >> oh, no. >> i can't even open my eyes. >> just dab. >> liner, we did a fun turquoise on donna, because your at the beach or the pool. >> no matter what. >> she has got her lips on. >> which kind should you use for l lips. >> sandy, we already wet in the teaser. make sure it says smudgeproof, water resistant. you can get sand stuck in it. >> with all these waterproof makeups, try not to wear waterproof every day. you can use coconut oil or olive oil to take off your makeup properly. >> fashionable ways to cover up in the sun. >> you both still look good. bo. ♪ bo. everything kids touch at school sticks with them. make sure the germs they bring home don't stick around. use clorox disinfecting products. because no one kills germs better than clorox. discoverof antioxidants, with clearly brighter from garnier skinactive. the clinically proven daily moisturizer, pa

here's how the labels say it works. ai startups ask users to enter a word prompt for a song like a storyline or a genre or lyrics or types of instruments to be used. and then the startups use their software, which the labels say were trained on existing music without consent or compensation to churn out the requested song. and the labels say the music is alarmingly similar, calling it wholesale theft that threatens to upend the entire music ecosystem. suno and udio did not immediately respond to requests for comment. it's far from the first time an association of creative professionals. this time, it's the recording industry association of america accused ai companies of stealing their material and have sought to stop them in court. back in april, some 200 artists, including billie eilish and nicki minaj, signed a letter calling the use of ai in the music industry predatory and saying it should be stopped. staying with artificial intelligence, shares of nvidia fell by around 7% on wall street on monday. the chip firm ha

i thought he was joking and turned out he wasn't. >> and the label is called gingerbread man records. >> i understand so far all the artists are gingers like yourself, like yourself and mr. sheeran. >> it's in the contract. >> yes. >> how do you keep that going? it's a tough standard to meet? >> i don't know where it's going to go next, no idea. >> now that you're sharing the stage with ed, that's got to be kind of a nice fill to this, to bring it all together. >> yeah, he's been incredibly important to what i do. he really does love that song and loves the other songs as well so he was kind -- i think like the album went to number one. i think he was more excited about it than i was. >> wow. >> it was crazy. >> but, yeah, he's been great, you know. >> speaking of crazy. see all of the people the cell phones in the air by the thousands and to willie's point you've been working at this and now you're there. how do you describe it to yourself? >> i don't know. you just kind of like say well done. >> i like that. >> for sticking in there and try to enjoy it as much as i can now. i get to

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but while our diet changed, the labels didn't.onsumers construct healthy diets." >> the hope with the new label is that the calories per serving will be prominently displayed right at the top, so you know from the start what a serving is. >> reporter: while the fda won't say when the new labels will hit store shelves or what exactly the changes will be, consumers should find out in the next few months. >> the fda is going to release these recommendations end of ma. everyone will have an opportunity to decide, do they like these changes, because it is a work in progress. >> reporter: according to the usda, 42% of working-age adults read the label always or most of the time. older adults use it 57% of the time. but it's not, of course, a guaranteed recipe for success. >> easy-to-understand nutrition label is the first step. getting more people to use it is really the goal. >> now, we've all done it, we've stopped and looked at the labels, and we think we're about to eat something that's healthy, but then we realize that's only per s

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