it reads in part, this is nothing more than cspi scare tactics and their claims are outrageous. cspi fraud dentally claims to be operating in the interest of the public's health when it is clear it's -- its only motivation is to scare the american people. will you drink any less soda as a result of this new information? >> probably not. >> reporter: in response to the entire caramel color controversy, here's what some washington area residents, all of them long-time cola drinkers had to say. >> i think data can be torture to tell any story so there's probably an element to truth to that but it's probably a bit of a stretch as well. >> i most likely going to stop drinking it because that's not good. >> people in our newsroom say they're not going to stop drinking it. >> clear cola, come on. >> the food and drug administration says it will review the quest to have the caramel coloring removed from colas. the fda added all existing data indicates that both coke and pepsi are safe to drink. >>> british researchers say more evidence is needed on the safety and effectiveness of knee r

cspi fraudulently claims to be operating in the interest of the american public health but clearly this is to scare people. >>> the oreo turns a century old. it started on march 6, 1912, in a manhattan biscuit factory. to celebrate, the kraft, the company that owns oreo is issuing a limited edition of the cookie. >>> we know the identity of last month's $336 million jackpot winner. she's 81-year-old luis white of rhode island. she holds the sole winning ticket for the february 11 drawing. she bought it at a newport stop 'n' shop. >> i want to say that i am very happy and i'm very proud and this will make my family very happy. we are truly blessed. thank you. >> wow. she plans to set up a charity fund to help people in need. the jackpot is the sixth largest in u.s. history. the lump sum payment a cool $210 million. pretty good. >>> one after another drivers along a road in columbus, ohio slip and crash into guardrails and ditches and each other. news cameras were there and caught a lot of these accidents on tape. thankfully none of them were serious. however, it kept tow truck drivers bu

. >> executive director tells 9news cspi found unacceptable levels of 4mi in pepsi, coke, diet pepsi, and diet coke. the chemical forms when ammonia is used to create that caramel coloring. >> i suspect people would rather have a clear beverage than a cancer causing beverage. >> fighting back, saying research simply doesn't support the claim that the amounts of 4mi in colas are dangerous to humans. the american beverage association released a statement that says in part, this is nothing more than cspi scare tactics and their claims are outrageous. cspi claims to be operating in the interest of the public's health when it is clear its only motivation is to scare the american people. first petitioned the food and drug administration in february of last year, about the safety of this additive and the agency said it had no reason to believe consumers are in danger. the beverage association also points to the fact health agencies in europe and canada have allowed caramel coloring to remain. >> the state of california did put 4mi on its list of carcinogens about its dangers reflect what cal

it released a statement saying in part, quote, this is nothing more than cspi scare be tactics.ir claims are outrageous according to the soda companies. cspi fraudulently claims to be operating in the interest of public health when it's clear the only motivation is to scare the american people. >>> jessica doyle is watching your money. >> she's making sure we spend less of it when we travel. >> did you know there are freeb business at airports -- freebies at airports? i didn't. we've got some good ones. partners at "u.s.a. today" are throwing a spotlight on some of the best airport freebies. if you want to check out more, check out the website. chicago o'hares that a 2,000 square foot children's play area. fort wayne, indiana have free fresh baked cookies. they're just handing them out. honolulu, beautiful chinese, japanese and hawaiian back door gardens and in los angeles you can get some shoe shines and at dulles, this technically isn't free but you pay 50 cents and shoot over to udvar-hazy and you can check out the smithsonian museum while you're there. >>> chrysler will now

beverage association released a statement questioning the science of the study cited and accuses the cspioying scare tactics. >>> it is 5:35. time for another your money report. >> jessica doyle is back with more bad news for rush. >> that's right. >> money's talking. >> and money is walking. we're talking about rush limbaugh and more of his advertisers have been heading for the door. they say they're dropping his program after the conservative talk show host made those derogatory comments about a georgetown law student. the latest a.o.l. and tax resolution services were the eighth and ninth companies to say they're not going to advertise with him. they're suspending their advertisements. over the weekend limbaugh did apologize for calling the student a slut and a prostitute after she testified on capitol hill in support of a national health care policy. >>> a special state tax is on the table in maryland. a montgomery county lawmaker is targeting capital gains. the washington examiner reports that the proposed tax would have a heavy impact on small businesses and counties such as montgom

we at cspi were involved in a lawsuit against fba to preserve certain antibiotics for human medicine. we also petitioned the agency to do that. most recently, last year, we petition that the usda -- petitioned the usda. fda is in charge of drug approvals, but usda has to be ensured that the meat is safe to eat. we petitioned usda that they should declare certain strains of salmonella, the once , somented in that report - that whenever they are found in the food supply, the products would be recalled. host: nebraska. line.s on the democrats' caller: when you go to the store or a meat market and you buy ground sirloin, are you getting that product? guest: you are certainly getting the cut of meat on the label, but you may be getting other types of meat that can be mixed in with thait. for example, the use of this meat product, it is a finely ground meat product that they not so affectionately call pink slime, this product can be used in 10% to 15% of ground beef. you might be getting 85% of what is on the label, but you may be getting and the mixture -- getting a mixture of other types

we have -- at cspi we were involved in a lawsuit against f.d.a. to preserve certain antibiotics for human medicine. we also petitioned -- we petitioned the agency to do that, and most recently last year we actually petitioned the usda because i told you there are these two agencies and they do different things. f.d.a. is in charge of the drug approvals. but usda actually has to ensure the meat is safe to eat. so we actually petitioned usda that they should declare certain strains of salmonella, the ones documented in that report, as adulterants. that means whenever they are found in the food supply, those products recalled. host: omaha, nebraska, gale on the democrats line. go ahead. caller: hi, i was just wondering when you go to the store or meat market and you buy ground sir loin, ground round, are we really getting that product? guest: you are getting -- you are certainly getting the cut of meet on the label, but you may also be getting some other types of meat that can be mixed in with it. so for example the use of this meat product, this fin

they're saying nothing more than a cspi scare tactic and claims they're making is outrageous.y manufacturers are going to change, it is carmel coloring is the factor here. >> exactly. martha: they will refine it, differently but they claim that nobody will be able to taste the difference. >> that may be so but think what it will cost the companies. at a time in economic strife this is the kind of thing that worries me. we target some tiny ingredient say this will kill you. we ignore the sugar when we have obesity epemdem mick. martha: that is the elephant in the room. >> that is the elephant in the room. i'm nor concerned about people getting overweight, getting diabetes, high blood pressure and heart attacks than i am ever concerned about the microscopic ingredient. martha: one is okay but don't want kids chugging six coax a day. >> i will not tell my child to having a soda to worry about a mouse studied three years ago. martha: you have bigger things to worry about. get a job for the summer. get a job for the summer. worry about the sugar. i want them to move and exercise an

cspi has in the past several years built a substantial expertise to try to stay ahead of the threats both at home and abroad. we have cyber squads and every one of their 56 field offices with more than 4,000 specially trained agents, analysts and forensic specialists. borders and boundaries pose no obstacles for the hackers so the fbi uses our 63 attache offices around the world to collaborate with our international partners. we also have special agents indicted in armenia, estonia, ukraine and the netherlands. according to identify emerging trends and key players in the cyber arena. and the fbi leads the national sired investigative trite task force which brings together 18 law enforcement military and intelligence agencies to stop current and to prevent future attacks. the task force operates through focused cells come specialized groups of agents come officers and analysts that focus on particular threats such as bought nets -- botnets did just last week the fbi along with our foreign partners announced charges with six hackers who align themselves with a group known as anonymous.