- well, according to the american cancer society, they estimate that for 2018, over 74,000 people will be diagnosed with non-hodgkin's lymphoma with nearly 20,000 deaths caused by this disease. now it's unknown which percentage of cases are associated with exposure to chemicals, of course. - what studies have been done linking roundup exposure to non-hodgkin's lymphoma? - well, this is the interesting part, since 2001, three large studies have linked roundup exposure with non-hodgkin's lymphoma. these studies include one published in the international journal of cancer that was published in october 2008 by swedish researchers who found a doubled increased risk of non-hodgkin's lymphoma among men who were exposed to roundup. occupational and environmental medicine, another journal published a study in september of 2003 that found a 60% increased risk of non-hodgkin's lymphoma among farm workers in midwestern united states. and finally, cancer epidemiology, biomarkers published a study by canadian researchers in november 2011 that found a dose-response relationship between roundup and no

. >> according to the american cancer society ovarian cancer mainly develops in older women with about half of women diagnosed at age 63 or older. >> that's right. a beautiful afternoon across the bay area you can see that sunshine on our sales force tower camera looking east. blue skies as we look at the bay bridge right now. i do want to show you really quickly here and i'll show you our cliff house camera. there we go and i want to show you what you can expect along the coast. you can see the foggy conditions there. so still dealing with cooler temperatures along the coast but temperatures running in the 70s and the 80s as we continue to climb in the afternoon. concord 83. livermore 78. 71 san francisco and low 80s for santa rosa. and the reason why we're going to continue to warm up over the next few days there's a strong ridge of high pressure building in for us. you can see all of that sunshine for tomorrow morning starting off the day with clear skies and especially by friday. friday will be the hottest day of the week because that ridge of high pressure moves even closer to us.

but the american cancer society said that they are significantly less harmful than regular cigarettes. one of the big concerns is over use of vaping showing that 5 million children use e- cigarettes. >>> worldwide dimension dementia study shows some misconceptions. researchers hope that their findings will lead to better treatment. >> reporter: chris maddox was diagnosed with dementia three years ago after multiple strokes. the 63-year-old from britain said to make matters worse she felt that doctors and nurses ignored her concerns. her experience reflects the findings of a worldwide report that shows a 50% people living with dementia feel neglected by healthcare professionals. >> this is a massive problem. 52 million people living with dementia. >> reporter: researchers surveyed 70,000 people across 155 countries and found that dementia is a normal part of aging. and that 62% of healthcare workers believe it's part of growing old. chris says she's trying to educate others by telling her story at medical conferences across europe. but there are a lot of things i can still do. >> shame

applauded the crackdown on counterfeit and illegal vaping products but officials with the american cancer society say newsome's actions don't go far enough, we know that the use of flavors is what's driving this new epidemic in uptake of tobacco use need to do is take flavor. >>the backup the cigarettes and cigarettes and cigars. >>off the shelves. >>so again governor newsom says he doesn't have the authority to impose a statewide ban of those flavored tobacco crop. earlier this year state senator jerry hill. actually introduced a bill that would have done just that but he pulled the bill after after lawmakers tried to example who could industry from that measure. lawmakers say they have a bill ready to go for the 202legislative session, reporting live in sacramento, ashley zavala kron for news. >>time to get a check on the 4 zone forecast as we take a live look outside on this monday. out there by the golden gate bridge. yes, you could call. >>rain it was kind of like chief meteorologist lawrence karnow here to talk about that september shower right what beco more than a shower actually in some

on raising awareness about the dangers of vaping nicotine and cannabis but officials with american cancer society says that new son's actions don't go far enough. >>we know that the use of flavors is what's driving this new epidemic in uptake of tobacco use what we need to do is take flavor the back of politics, the cigarettes and cigarettes and cigars. >>off the shelves. >>governor newsome says said he doesn't have the authority to impose a statewide ban but says the legislature does lawmakers already say that they have a bill ready to go for the 2020 legislative session. th related to vaping i now at 7 36 states have reported lung disease cases linked to vaping as ashley mentions state senator jerry hill pull his anti vaping bill earlier this year. after lawmakers try to exempt the who cut industry from the measure. so he spoke to kron four's that while bella about that bill. >>well i think the governor has taken some strong leadership in this by putting the resources necessary to to educate the public. you young people when they look at the products of you know you look at some of those vaping

applauded the crackdown on counterfeit and illegal vaping products but officials with the american cancer society say newsome's actions. no go far enough we know that the use of flavors is what's drihis ew epidemic in uptake of tobacco use we need to do is take the flavor. >>the back of politics and cigarettes and cigarettes and cigars off the shelves. >>so governor newsom says he doesn't have the authority to impose a statewide ban on the sale of flavored tobacco products but he says the legislature does state senator jerry hill actually dropped his proposal to do just that after lawmakers tried to exempt who could industry from his measure. lawmakers say they have another bill ready to go for the 2020 legislative session. reporting in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>just take a live look outside right now as we get our first look at the 4 zone forecast and a beautiful shot of downtown san francisco had joined right now by chief meteorologist lawrence karnow it looks nice now, but it was a nice all day. all over the place we had all sorts of weather today. yeah it really uh. >>interesti

. >> according to the american cancer society, ovarian cancer mainly develops in older women with aboutf the cases diagnosed in women ages 63 and up. >>> new this morning, how much you tip may depend on who you are. a new study finds some groups of people are more generous than others. according to a credit cards.com facts orbsors like age and jeaned are play a big role and who they tip varies greatly. 77% of all people surveyed always give something to servers at restaurant but the numbers drop with food delivery people, hairdressers and taxi and ride share drivers. only about 1 out a of 4 people tip hotel housekeepers and coffee shop baristas but some people have their own rules. >> do 18 to 20%. >> normally 15 to 20% as a tip as a mandatory. >> service is bad maybe 10%. . >> and even though millennials are less likely to give a tip. when they do, they leave a higher percentage. >> always 20%. >> all right. >> at least 20%. >>> this morning, we want to remind you kpix is a proud sponsor of this year's pet food express bay area pet fair this weekend at alameda county fairgrounds to lea

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but the american cancer society says they are significantly less harmful for adults than smoking regulargarettes. another complication showed 5 million children use e-cigarettes. we wanted to see the seens for ourselves. >> one of the web's most talked about pro-vaping videos is an experiment comparing the effects of tobacco cigarettes and e-cigarettes on the lungs. >> this is cigarette smoke. >> put out by england's top public health agency. >> my research shows that e-cigarettes are significantly less harmful than cigarettes. >> reporter: it describes e-cigarettes as at least 95% less harmful than tobacco cigarettes but is that really true? >> i would agree with that and i would go further. i think there's now evidence from looking at the kacancer biomarkers it could be as high as 98 or 99% for cancer. >> reporter: david a brams is a professor at new york university. we asked his colleague s s to recreate the expt healtengland. >> this is going to look very yucky and that's what's going to simulate what goes in the lungs of people. >> let's see what happens. >> reporter: for two hours

. >> american cancer society says e-cigarette fall on the risk spectrum closer to the patch and gum and laws lozenge than they do to cigarettes. >> american lung association says "e-cigarette's are not safe and can cause irreversible lung damage and lung disease." that's what they said. >> that's what the lung association says. the cancer society says something different. >> shepard: can i get cancer from vaping or no? >> we don't know that. >> shepard: no, no, that's not true. here's the truth on cancer-causing. vaping pumps cancer-causing substances into lungs. e-cigarette have gained popularity as a safer and increasing the more fashionable triggers to traditional secrets but experts warn vaping causes e-cigarette users to inhale dangerous quantities of cancer-causing substances. that's right, isn't it? is it right or not? >> we don't know if that's right. >> shepard: we actually do know. we know nicotine -- we do know that. here's the thing, the reason i'm trying to get answers is becaus, there was a substance that kills us. people didn't know, this is going to kill me, like my mom

. >> reporter: he wants to franchise his program and bring in partners such as the american cancer societyto raise funds and bring awareness. >> love his story of courage how he took that and made it kind of like a charging cry of health and wellness which is important to us here at the hotel very valentine teaches a 75-minute rooftop workout once a month at the hotel. there's ballroom, disco. >> we do everything, cha-cha, her ring gay, salsa. >> it's just fun. steve is fun. so he makes it what it is. >> reporter: droppi-in $25. >> he's hoping to raise over $300,000 to meet or exceed last year's goal. >> it's about dancing, feeling good, having a challenge and having a goal to learn something to you get out of whatever funk you're in. >> reporter: lori corbin, abc 7 news. >> from ballroom burn to bay area burn. that's what we had the past few days. the heat has dissipated. >> we're feeling the cooldown, sandhya. >> we'll be calling it bay area chill eventually. let me show you live doppler 7. the marine layer is back and the breeze has helped to cool us off today. tomorrow afternoon, tempe

. >> american cancer society says e-cigarette's fall on the risk spectrum much closer to the patch and and lozenge then they due to toxic cigarettes. >> shepard: here's what the american lung association says. "e-cigarette are not safe and can cause irreversible lung damage and lung disease." that's what they say. >> that's what the lung association says. the cancer society said something different. >> shepard: the feds is that people should stop vaping now while they investigate, and president trump has announced yesterday a possible ban on the sale of e-cigs flavored with anything other than tobacco. the american vaping association argues that its products can actually help people quit smoking traditional cigarettes. and that a ban would do more harm than good. mike tobin reporting live with more. >> we've got these cases piling up stretching from hawaii to the u.s. virgin islands of suspected lung disease caused by vaping and deaths suspected lee linked to vaping. we have a state representative in florida proposing a bill that goes further than what we heard from the president. the

applauded the crackdown on counterfeit and illegal vaping products but officials with the american cancer society say newsome's actions. no go far enough we know that the use of flavors is what's driving this new epidemic in uptake of tobacco use we need to do is take the flavor. >>the back of politics cigarettes and cigarettes and cigars off the shelves. >>so governor newsom says he doesn't have the authority to impose a statewide ban on the sale of flavored tobacco products but he says the legislature does state senator jerry hill actually dropped his proposal to do just that after lawmakers tried to exempt who could industry from his measure. lawmakers say they have another bil >>legislative session. >>reporting in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>prosecutors say a wisconsin man suspected of manufacturing vaping cartridges with the thc oil so to california last month to get the substance in bulk and then fill thousands of cartridge is a daily for sale. the information is in the criminal complaint filed today, 21 year old or other 20 year-old tyler huffhines is charged with maintaining

applauded the crackdown on counterfeit and illegal vaping products but officials with the american cancer societyns don't go far enough, we know that the use of flavors is what's driving this new epidemic in uptake of tobacco use we need to do is take the flavor. >>the back of politics, the cigarettes and cigarettes and cigars off the shelves. >>so governor newsom says he doesn't have the authority to impose a statewide ban on the sale of flavored tobacco products but he says the legislature does state senator jerry hill actually dropped his proposal to do just that after lawmakers tried to exempt who could industry from his measure. lawmakers say they have another bill ready to go for the 2020 legislative session. reporting in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>we are getting some reaction to the governor's announcement snow all bellow spoke with san mateo state senator jerry hill about this anti vaping bill. >>well i think the governor has taken some strong leadership in this by putting the resources necessary to to educate the you young people when they look at the products of you know y

applauded the crackdown on counterfeit and illegal vaping products but officials with the american cancer society say newsome's actions. no go far enough we know that the use of flavors is what's driving this new epidemic in uptake of tobacco use need to do is take the flavor. >>the back of politics, the cigarettes and cigarettes and cigars off the >>so governor newsom says he doesn't have the authority to impose a statewide ban on the sale of flavored tobacco products but he says the legislature does state senator jerry hill actually dropped his proposal to do just that after lawmakers tried to exempt who could industry from his measure. lawmakers say they have another bill ready to go for the 2020 legislative session. reporting in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>and more on that set a state senator jerry hill is actually just mentioned he pulled his anti vaping bill earlier this year. we have more the senators spoke to kron four's noel bellowed today about that bill. >>well i think the governor has taken some strong leadership in this by putting the resources necessary to to educate th

applauded the crackdown on counterfeit and illegal vaping products but officials with the american cancer societygo far enough, we know that the use of flavors is what's driving this new epidemi uptakof tobacco use what we need to do is take flavor. >>the tobacco products, the cigarettes and cigarettes and cigars off the shelves. >>so governor newsom says he doesn't have the authority to impose a statewide ban on the sale of flavored tobacco products but he says the legislature does state senator jerry hill actually dropped his proposal to do just that after lawmakers tried to exempt who could industry from his measure. lawmakers say they have another bill ready to go for the 2020 legislative session. reporting in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>it's 05:50am and for your money this morning, recent attacks on oil fields in saudi arabia could cost more at the pump for us oil prices rose above $60 a barrel after the attacks. but americans are not expected to be 2 heavily impacted because the us has become less dependent on saudi arabian oil. according to triple a the average price for a gal

applauded the crackdown on counterfeit and illegal vaping products but officials with the american cancer societyon't go far enough, we know that the use of flavors is what's driving this new epidemic in uptake of tobacco use what we need to do is take flavor. >>tobacco products, the cigarettes and cigarettes and cigars off the shelves. >>the governor newsom says he doesn't have the authority to impose a statewide ban on the sale of flavored tobacco products but he says the legislature does state senator jerry hill actually dropped his proposal to do just that after lawmakers tried to exempt who could industry from his measure. lawmakers say they have another bill ready to go for the 2020 legislative session. reporting in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>well still ahead the president set to visit the bay area today attack scheduled to land at moffett field at 11 10 this morning and we're seeing right now is air force one. make a quick little pit stop here in albuquerque, new mexico, the president. in just a few moments from now scheduled to depart there heading to the bay area that's tur

and cannabis but officials with the american cancer society say newsome's actions don't go far enoughflavors is what's driving this new epidemic in uptake of tobacco use what we need to do is take flavor the backup alex, the cigarettes and cigarettes and cigars off the shelves. >>governor newsome says that he doesn't have the authority to impose a statewide ban. but he says the legislature does lawmakers already say they have a bill ready to go for the 2020 legislative session. nationwide the number of deaths related to vaping is now at 7 36 states have reported lung disease cases linked to vaping it's 6.48 also free health this morning. the fda is taking a new step to help the children allergic to peanuts study on peanut allergy treatments. is a got now additional a approval from the fda its initial approval. there's a new drug and it's designed to lessen the severity of an allergic reaction in kids 4 to 17 who are allergic to peanuts. doctors say it could save lives. if you're exposed to a very small amount of peanuts. if it gets approval, this will become the first fda approved tre

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. >> the american cancer society says that e-cigarettes are markedly less harmful than tradition cigaretteson e-cigarettes so you can't make a statement. we just don't know the answer yet. >> so people -- >> can they be as bad as cigarettes? >> i think they can be yes. >> so there's no benefit to being weanedff cigarettes. >> if it's a way to taper down your smoking maybe there's a positive. the maybe is there. we just don't know the answer. i'm data driven. most times we have technology that think will do something in health and turnout to be wrong. i hope it's not the case here, but there isn't data that i'm aware of that is safer than tobacco in the long run. >> it's hard for me to tell how you feel. no! >> doctor, thank you. >> say what you believe. >> listen, i also agree with that. thank you, doctor. >>> president trump is delaying planned tariff increases on $250 billion of chinese goods in what he calls a gesture of good will. the president says he will pushback the hike of 25 to 30% to october 15th. it was due to start october 1st. mr. trump noted that is the day china will celebra

the american lung association says bluntly e-cigarettes are not safe, but the american cancer societyhand says they are, quote, significantly less harmful for adults than smoking regular cigarettes. another complication, the latest figure showed nearly five million children use e-cigarettes. we wanted to see the science for ourselves. one of the web's most-talked-about pro-vaping videos is an experiment comparing the effects of tobacco cigarettes and e-cigarettes on the lungs. >> here is the bell jar with cigarette smoke. >> i mean, it just is so revolting. >> reporter: put out by none other than england's top public health agency. >> my research shows that e-cigarettes are significantly less harmful than cigarettes. >> reporter: public health england describes e-cigarettes as at least 95% less harmful than tobacco cigarettes. but is that really true? >> i would agree with that, and actually i would go further. i think there's now evidence from looking at the cancer biomarkers that it could be as high as 98% or 99% for cancer. >> reporter: david abrams is a professor at new york unive

. >>> researchers with the american cancer society looked at global trepds in colo-rectal cancer andespite a decline in older adults, there's been an increase among young people in nine high income countries including the united states. >>> and according to an espn report, the oakland raiders expected to suspend antonio brown following a heated exchange with that team's general manager. the two reportedly got into a tense argument over $54,000 in fines that the team levied on brown for missing practices. you are up to date that's the news update this hour sara, back downtown to you. >> sue, thank you. >>> all the major averages up more than 1% today is this rally sustainable? where are the best opportunities right now? bring in adam parker nice to see you. >> great to see you. >> so this is a little bit of a cyclical party we had tom lee on earlier. stephanie link not buying the recession story, buying into stocks and especially ones that do well in a better economy like tech and financials. >> i like stocks i don't see why not. you get 2% dividend, buyback, earnings growth. you can

americans age 45 to 49 because the screening age is now 5 years earlier, it's no longer age 50, american cancer societycan that is need to get screened for colon cancer. maria: do you see disease happening increasingly under 50 because for the longest time it's been 50 years when you get a colonoscopy, right? >> yes, the incident rate has doubled for people under 50. nobody knows why. maria: wow. >> what we do know that screening makes a big difference, if you're age 45, get screened, get colonoscopy or privacy of your own home, accurate, male clinic developed cologuard with us, easy to get screened. >> assuming you get bad news on it, what is -- for the typical patient is this a cancer that's generally treatable, generally not, i mean, what happens if you get the bad news on your test? >> so colon cancer is known as the most preventible and least prevented of cancers, if you can find precancer polyp and remove it you can prevent cancer and if you prevent it early 9 out of 10 people stage 2 cancers, early cancers survive versus 1 out of 10 if detected late, without screening you tended to -- tendo be d

even the american cancer society is beginning to understand the promise of tobacco harm reduction, saying e-cigarettes are likely to be significantly less harmful for adults than smoking regular cigarettes. they encourage adults who have failed other fda approved message -- methods to e-cigarettes. were the only thing that works for me that quit smoking. the product probably saved my life. it helped more than 8 million adult smokers quit when all of the other options failed for them. i think that's incredible. 8 million people quit smoking. smokers, if former hope you reject the general war on vaping and encourage you to proceed with these comments in mind. >> i need to correct the record on a couple of things that were just said. there is no evidence to suggest e-cig words are safer than cigarettes. that's when they released the regulations directed at juul. the cdc presented evidence that they don't know the cause of the current outbreak and did not rule out nicotine e-cigarettes. and are about to start questioning. for fivecognize myself minutes. first, for five minutes. >> i think the

i am all flavors except menthol and tobacco flavors pure now immediately the american cancer society and said you should have been menthol so also because menthol is heavily used by teens, and menthol cigarettes -- >> bill: why didn't they? >> they make go on to do it. i think the governor's thinking, and i can put words in his mouth, not someone who is on menthol cigarettes codes" cigarettes by then going over to menthol e-cigarettes. i am very hot on using e-cigarettes for quitting. i just don't want teens to use them. >> sandra: we reached out to the largest maker, juul, and they said "we agree is, and that is why we have stopped selling our nontobacco pods. we will continue to combat youth usage. "even the ceo of the company said i am not for anybody just picking up and starting this habit. he's not even endorsing his own product. switching tobacco to this product. that is still a good case. >> sandra: sandra, that was beautifully presented to, but i think it is a little bit disingenuous. this cartridge like product that kids love. it is not even the flavors. when you serve the k

even the american cancer society is dwining to understand the promise of tobacco reduction.quoting e-cigarettes are likely to be less harmful for adults smoking cigarettes and they encourage adults who have failed other fda-approved medicine to switch to e-cigarettes. this product probably saved my life. vaping has helped more than 8 million adult smokers quit completely when all other options failed for them. i think that's incredible. 8 million people quit smoking. on whafl of former smokers, i hope you'll reject the general war on vaping and i encourage you to proceed with these comments in mind. thank you very much for your consideration. >> thank you, miss porter. i need to correct the record on a couple things that were just said. there is no evidence to suggest e-cigarettes are safe or even safer than cigarettes. that's why the fda just released their regulations directed at juul. the cdc came in and presented evidence they don't know the cause of the current outbreak and did not rule out nicotine e-cigarettes. >> may i respond? >> no. we're about to start questioning

public health england concurs and the american cancer society is beginning to understand the harm reduction. and they encourage adults who failed other fda approved methods to switch to e-cigarettes. the e-cigarettes were the only thing, the only thing that worked for me to quit smoking. this product probably saved my life. vaping has helped more than 8 million adult smokers quit completely when other options failed for them. that's incredible. 8 million people quit smoking. on behalf of former smokers, i hope you'll reject the general war on vaping and urge you to proceed with these comments in mind. thank you for your consideration. >> i need to correct the record on a couple of things. there is nothing to suggest that e-cigarettes are safer than cigarettes and that's why the c d.d.c. doesn't know the cause of the current outbreak and did not rule out e-cigarettes. >> may i respond? >> no, we're about to start questioning and you can respond then. i will recognize myself for five minutes, i'm sorry, miss wasserman schultz for five minutes first. >> i thank the chairman for his indulgence.

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cancer cases could be prevented through lifestyle changes and is that includes managing weight, getting more physical activity and drinking less alcohol. the latest research is being presented at the north american menopause societyprevious studies show that obesity and alcohol can increase a woman's risk of breast cancer. >>> eating more nuts is linked to less weight gain and lower obesity risk. that's according to a new large study in bmj, nutrition prevention and health. researchers found that substituting processed meats or desserts for half a serving of nuts was associated with avoiding gradually weight gain over time. >>> and people with gum disease are more likely to have high blood pressure. u.k. researchers reviewed cases of hypertension in patients with moderate and severe gum disease. they found the more severe the gum disease, the higher the likelihood of high blood pressure. >>> fall is definitely here. >> it is. the leaves are turning, and soon your stomach might as well, unless you really like this. yesterday we introduced you to pumpkin spice spam. the limited-edition pork product features hints of cinnamon, cloves, allspice and nutmeg. it launched online yesterday. and get this, it's already sold