and it wasn't only the people of ashton, the african-american. the whites who didn't live in the town but were sympathetic to their cause, joined them and were arrested. the kind of confederation that sometimes is effective in counteracting this but in ashton's case it wasn't. so the 1982 the people of ashton are still fighting for justice. and what happened there, happens all across the country. so, what kind of chemicals am i talking but no there are at least 200 chemicals in the become. a professor of public health both in denmark and arvad school of public health and catalogue ruled the noxious chemicals being used in the country which most of them. have not been tested. 60,000 have not been tested for human harms. in the european -- but the problem is when you tell corporations we think a certain chemical is harming people, we think the pcbs, or the other things that are harming people, they immediately insmoke their scientist its invoke it would be far too expensive to do the testing. the scientists say they need higher and higher levels of

to see children in your own community crying because they don't know where their parents are. >> ashton, an argument we often hear is that migrants are stealing jobs from the american worker. so now you've got 680 people not at work today. what's happening at these plants? are americans now showing up to fill these jobs? are the smoke stacks brimming? the food processors going to get their orders out with different workers that aren't migrants? >> that is something i'm wondering. i haven't heard of any kind of stampede of people looking for jobs at these plants now that they've lost so many workers. and i don't think you're going to hear about that, because it's not really about -- i don't think these people are taking anyone's jobs. i never hear people in mississippi talk about, oh, the immigrants are here taking my jobs. people just don't talk about that here. we have one of the lowest immigrant populations in the country. we don't have a large undocumented population. yet here in 2019 and in 2008, i.c.e. performed each time the biggest raid on immigrants at work sites in u.s. history

ashton kutcher was a witness in that trial.testified when he arrived at the home in 2001 he found the lights on and the doors locked. she was found dead the next morning by a roommate. he was also found guilty of murdering his neighbor in 2005. >>> "the washington post" reports an autopsy shows a black man killed by colorado police was shot three times in the back. police body cam footage confirms he was running away from officers when he was shot. it's been nearly two weeks since the death of the 19-year-old. the video shows officers talking to bailey and another man about a nearby armed robbery. one officer can be heard yelling at them to put their hands up three times before firing multiple shots. police previously said the officer shot bailey after bailey reached for a gun. bailey's funeral is set for today. >>> cbs dallas/ft. worth says el paso police are trying to locate a hero from the deadly mass shooting at a walmart in el paso. police released surveillance video of the good samaritan saying they need to interview him.

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the conviction in the murder case that brought ashton kutcher to the stand.'s testimony helped seal the verdict. >> in the history of our country and you're going to vote for somebody else. >> new hampshire barely went blue in 2016. is it back in play for 2020 with unemployment nearing its lowest level in history, deputy director of communications for the president's 2020 campaign says you better believe it and she joins us up next. are you a veteran, own a home, and need cash? you should know about the newday va home loan for veterans. it lets you borrow up to 100 percent of your home's value. not just 80 percent like other loans. and that can mean a lot more money for you and your family. with our military service, veterans like us have earned a valuable va benefit. the right to apply for a va home loan. the newday va loan lets you refinance your mortgages, consolidate your credit card debt, put cash in the bank, and lower your payments over 600 dollars a month. newday usa has been granted automatic authority by the va. they can close your loan in as little

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ashton went on to describe what an allergic reaction to sesame might look like.s coming up at 7:00 after abc morning. >>> a man has been reunited with $23,000 in cash he left in a shoe box that ended up in a recycling bin. here you can see the money. the picture provided by recoloy. the oregon man accidentally tossed the box with his life savings on thursday. by the time he realized his mistake, the bin had been emptied. he called up the company and an employee managed to spot the shoe box. amazingly only a few hundred dollars were lost because the box tipped over at the sorting line. >> someone was honest. a good thing to see. >> good karma coming your way. >> that's all you ask for. be honest, give me my money back. >> why is the money in the box? >> you know how people don't like to trust banks, but it's true. >> in this case you shouldn't trust yourself. >> i don't need these shoes, i don't wear these anymore. my life savings. >>> make sure you're better than the bank. >> yes. that is the goal. clearly there's some challenges. mike, i hope our weather isn't c

earlier this week, the 1965 ashton martin d made famous in the early james bond films went at anotherbies auc. >> the 1961 ferrari 250 gt california. >> oh, yeah clips. >> reporter:cuter byes has a 1962 ferrari 250gt california spider priced at 10.5 million while gooding and company is offering the 1958 model estimated to go for 11 million. jamie yuccas, cbs news, new york. >> quijano: next, joy ride. tun likely duo on mission to visit every national park. >> quijano: until four yrso,hiod never aocean, so h grandson pla road trip. they're still rolling. here's chip reid. >> on the road again. ♪ ♪ >> you better believe it. ♪ on the road again >> reporter: in virginia's shenandoah national park this week, brad ryan and his grandmother joy admire the spectacular view of the valley far below. >> oh, they're so pretty. i love butter flies. >> reporter: it's one over29 national parks the two have visited over the past four years from the red wood forest of california to the gulf stream waters of florida. >> don't get too close you will be algrate lunch. >> reporter: their goal is to visit a

. >>> ashton kutcher was among those who testified for the prosecution. his friend ashley was murdered in her hollywood hills home in february 2001. the night he was going to take her to a post grammys party. he testified he was running late when he went to her home and knocked on her door. but got no answer. he said he assumed she left without him. her roommate found her the next morning. she had been stabbed 47 times. michael was charged with a 2005 murder of 35-year-old maria bruno in her suburban los angeles apartment. stabbed 17 times. his defense attorney insisted the air conditioner repair man was innocent. as it relates to ashley ellerman.>>> your verdict should be not guilty. as it relates to maria bruno it should be not guilty.>> reporter: prosecutors say murphy was the only victim to survive his attack. >>> sentencing is scheduled to begin next tuesday. he now faces the death penalty. >>> on the heels of their fourth world cup victory the u.s. women's soccer team is taking their fight for equal pay into the courtroom. the team sat down for medi

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jen ashton is here with more.ely and arguably this is the biggest medical or health story of the summer, and the caption here is what we don't know may, in fact, really hurt us. so it's about doing a deeper dive, increasing awareness, collecting more information and that is key when you're talking about something that is being used by so many millions. >> from what we do know what's your biggest worry? >> i think the biggest concern right now is the assumption that these are harmless or safer than something we've used before, number one. the other thing we don't have 10, 20 years of long-term data on this. and, again, we're talking about the use in a population where there's the potential to affect brain development, and there is the potential to increase the likelihood of addiction in young teens, young adults and that is a very vulnerable population. we have a saying in pediatrics, kids are not little adults so what we talk about with adults you cannot extrapolate to children. >> nicotine even without tar could

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jen ashton coming to us from vancouver. thanks for joining us again. should parents of preschoolers know? >> so, george, when you talk about that age group, let's remember what the vaccination schedule normally is. first dose of the measles vaccine normally given between the ages of 12 and 15 months. that gives 93% protection. the second dose normally given between 4 and 6 years of age, that brings the efficacy up to 97% in on outbreak situation according to the cdc. one dose is enough to stop the outbreak, so, again, it's a reminder how important, how effective and how safe vaccination is. >> what about little babies? is there any protection for them? >> so different recommendations when you talk about infant, george. this is a very vulnerable group because normally the first dose is not given before 12 to 15 months. the cdc responded to this outbreak, put forth kind of emergency recommendations for infants at high risk so those would be babies traveling internationally where there are massive measles outbreaks going on and infants who may be in an ou

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in 2001, actor ashton kutcher went to the home of one of the victims to pick her up for a date, but shet answer the door. her body was found the next day. she had been stabbed 47 times. mergiulo was charged in 2011 after "48 hours mystery" aired a report on the case. the u.s. women's soccer team is erady to take its battle for equal pay to court. mediation talks to settle the team's lawsuit against the u.s. soccer federation broke down after just one session. ss-captain megan rapinoe and teammate christen press spoke on "cbs this morning"." >> it's very frustrating for us on the team, you know, for women everywhere, i'm sure, to be feeling like they-- they aren't getting paid what they should be. >> we're trying to do this on behalf of women everywhere to be eaeated respectfully and paid lawfully. >> o'donnell: in their lawsuit, the women say they earn about 40% of what players on the men's team make. -dxt, we've got a slam-dunk of a story: a police officer's full- court press to help kids in his community. in his community. , i'm earning 1.5% cash back on everything i buy. (shouting) e

my friend ashton kutcher and his wife demi moore, ex-wife demi moore, founded thorn. it is digitally based. they're helping first responders within squad cars in rural parts of states be able to identify these kids and where they have been and kind of giving them tools to know what to do with them. each state is different so i would suggest that you research the organizations. there are some really good ones in your own home state, but use them. get everybody involved in this. it is extraordinarily important to be very diligent in keeping people involved in this because this is a national security problem. i speak at a lot of international defense conferences and security conferences around the world. it is not just a local issue with little kids, it is a huge issue around the world. >> that's been a real eye opener for me as someone that came from the private sector and entered public life is this is an issue that you can go into any room anywhere in the state, people are involved from the most conservative faith based leaders to royalty of hollywood that come togeth

witnesses say the driver who cry ashton to those parked cars just took off ran away from the scene and also the video you can see paramedics are treating one person they were loading them into an ambulance. we do have a reporter on the way to gather more information as soon as that reporter gets there, we'll definitely give you an update hopefully we'll have it by 05:00am. less than 2 weeks after one was attacked just outside of her san francisco condo another man has been attacked outside of the same building. now we first brought you the story as breaking news yesterday on the kron 00:04am morning news. kron four's dan kerman has the latest. >>i was checking my phone before going into the building. good we just might punch me. >>this man who prefers to remain anonymous is the latest person to be attacked outside the watermark condos on beale street. this is security video of the tuesday evening attack where a man runs up behind the victim punches him in the head and then runs off. he was shocking and yeah, it control myself not to fall. >>he punched me pretty you know heart. >>it was

there was a great game at ashton gate. bristol city got a late equaliser against middlesbrough.round, equalising through an own own goal before britt assombalonga put them ahead. tommy rowe's neat header saw city claim a point though. they got their points. tommy rowe's neat header saw city claim a point though. they are fifth in the table. boro are still waiting for their first away win in the league this season. here are the other results, wins for birmingham, brentford and luton, draws at millwall and forest. charlton are up to second winning 2—0 at reading. jordan hugill scored twice as qpr came from behind to beat sheffield wednesday. west brom are fourth. they beat blackburn rovers 3—2, all the golas came in the first half. wigan drew 0—0 with barnsley. it's rangers—celtic in the old firm derby tomorrow, but everyone else in the scottish premiership played today, with livingstone continuing their unbeaten start to the season. they beat st mirren 2—1, despite their manager gary holt not being in the dugout. he was in hospital after being injured while lifting weights. aberd

in 2001, actor ashton kutcher went to the home of one of the victims to pick her up for a date, but shel, her body was found the next day. she had been stabbed 47 times. gargiulo was charged in 2011 after "48 hours" mystery aired a report on the case. >>> the u.s. women's soccer team is ready to take its battle for equal pay to court. mediation talks to settle the team's lawsuit against the u.s. soccer federation broke down after just one session. co-captain meganinnd teammate christen spoke on "cbs this morning." >> it's very frustrating for us on the team, you know, for women everywhere i'm sure to be feeling like they aren't getting paid what they should be. >> we're trying to do this on behalf of women everywhere, to be treated respectfully and paid lawfully. >> in their lawsuit, the women say they earn about 40% of what players on the men's team makes. >>> we end tonight with an extraordinary young police officer. he's determined to improve relations between cops and kids, and the best way to do that he believes is one-on-one. here is jim axelrod. >> reporter: though he's never fir

women to death in 2001 was one of them was killed hours before she was supposed to go on a date with ashtonr house the night she was killed but she never answered. he is accused of another murder in illinois. todd: a man charged with terrorism accused of yelling we are going to die on a packed plane. police say timothy norton was drunk when he was arrested on a southwest airlines flight in oklahoma city when a member told him to stop yelling he reportedly told her shut up, call her an expletive. jillian: dale earnhardt junior and his family are out of the hospital just hours after their planes get off the runway and burst into flames. rob: aishah hasnie with how they made it out live. >> reporter: they are hard junior has survived many crashes but walking away from this, some are calling this remarkable. look at the video. the nascar legend at small private plane crashing and bursting into flames yesterday. that thick black smoke i can confirm dale, amy and iowa along with two pilots were involved in a crash in bristol, tennessee this afternoon. everyone is safe and has been taken to the ho

. >>> we have a verdict in the so-called hollywood ripper trial where actor ashton kutcher gave testimonyn the case. >>> good morning. we made it to the end of the workweek and temperatures are cooler today. much cooler for the weekend. we have another spare the air alert in effect for the 4th day in it a row. so highest today, 99 in concord, and 82 oakland and 75 for san francisco. much cooler though for the weekend. >>> we have much more news ahead including the latest on who was behind the wheel of a truck that ran through a group of immigration protesters. >>> plus the fda has graphic new warnings for cigarettes. >>> and l.a. is no stranger to traffic jams but this one took drivers back 60 years. you're watching "cbs this morning." we appreciate it. morning." we appreciate it. it's a brand new morning for breakfast. with the jimmy dean delights breadless egg'wich. we got rid of the bread, and replaced it with two egg frittatas. for a protein packed start to your day. and that is somethin else... kinda makes ya hungry don't it? but one blows them allmany moisturizers... out of the wate

as ashton and brianna remember their mother telling them. >> we happened to be laying on the bed with her. she just started talking. she was like, i am just -- i'm so happy that i have you girls and dad. >> it was one of those conversations that you don't have every day. >> still, there was work to be done. it was not a new house. it could use some remodeling. particularly the bathroom. courtney was still living with her parents as the work began. >> they're going to be doing the tile work and stuff. so we wouldn't have a shower for that day. >> so, shower out of commission, they decided to wake up early, put on their bathing suits and rinse off in the outdoor spa before the contractor arrived at 6:45 a.m. it was june 7th, 2007. chris got up first, turned on the spa to warm it up, then called brianna at her college dorm in san diego. >> here's your wake-up call, babe. get out and go on that run. >> back at the house, courtney dozed through her first wake-up. while chris and cristi made their way outside to the spa. just after 6:30, chris looked in on courtney again. second call. then

earlier this week, the 1965 ashton martin made famous in the the early james bond films went in anotheror $6.4 million. >> the 18961 ferrari 250 gt california. >> reporter: a 1962 ferrari 250 gt california spider priced at $10.5 million. while gooding and company is offering the 1958 model e estimated to go for $11 million. cbs news, new york. >>> straight ahead, sglnchsz until four years ago, a grandmother had never seen a mountain or an ocean. so her grandson planned a road trip. >> on the road again. >> reporter: in virginia's shenandoah national park this week, brad and his grandmother admire the spectacular view of the valley far below. it's one of 29 national parks the two have visited over the pastr yeom theedwood forest of california to the gulf stream waters of florida. >> better not get too close. you'll be alligator lunch. >> reporter: the goal is to visit all 61 national parks. the extraordinary journey began after joy, then 85, told brad she regretted that she'd never seen an ocean or a mountain. >> i never climbed one, but he fix ed that. >> you climbed a mountain? you don

ashton here. jen, so many questions about this this morning.o a severe lung illness? do we know that? >> we don't know yet and i want to be crystal clear here, right now all of these observations are the exact example of association, not causation yet, but here's what we do know. if you take a look at the list, we know that there are numerous chemical compounds contained in e-cigs from nicotine to ultra fine particles, diacetyl, which is the flavoring in some many of these, vocs, heavy metals. we don't know how they'll affect the lung tissue, upper respiratory tree and don't know long term. >> in the case of this illinois patient who passed away, i know we don't know much. what do we know? >> the key thing because the awareness is up on a national level, doctors and health care professionals are now asking patients have you had exposure because then we do our medical detective work. it's called a differential diagnosis. we go down a list. what's most likely in this age group, where have you been? what have you done? what have you been exposed t

allow astronauts to once again reach the iss in craft launched from us soil that's expected to get ashtone time on board the space station to conduct research that will support future trips to the moon and to mars all right the crazy cat lady you've heard of for it's an enduring stereotype it turns out. >>it's not a real saying a new study from u c l a shows owning a lot of cats does not mean that you're mad sad or anxious. researchers analyzed 500 pet owners. they found feline owners are not more likely to suffer from depression or anxiety. this backs up a similar study from the university of college london that found no link between cat ownership and psychotic symptoms so there you go there you go. ok that wraps up kron 4 news at 8 graham lotus and vicki liviakis are here with kron 4 news at 9. >>all right ken pam, thanks very much coming up next at 9. the mom of the young man killed by san francisco police is opening up tonight to kron 4 would mario woods mother is saying about colin kaepernick who is now pointing to her son's killing as the reason he started his polarizing quest for s

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ashton is here. >>> labor day right around the corner. the last chance for huge savings before black friday and thanksgiving. we've got what to buy and what to wait for if you can do that. plus we've got the grilling game going on, it's labor day, right? a new twist on hot dogs and hambu hamburgers. yesterday we had the deep fried pizzadilla which is insane. this is more traditional. looking yummy. i saw how they're prepping in the kitchen. i can't wait for breakfast. i'll just say that. >> anything fried, anything with gooey cheese, anything with processed meat, i'm kind of there, rob, even at 6:21 in the morning. >> listen to your body. if that's what your body craves. >> my body is a temple. i'm listening to the temple and it's telling me i need a deep fried deep dish pizza right now, maybe some ribs. >> na recall on something that might be in your kitchen. the cook tops that can turn on by themselves. >> professor matthew by finding the best deals on paint and stain. lowe's knows you do it right we do it right too, with big savings on

that's ashton martin will take you for a ride in james bond's car. it's up for auction. you could buy it. we'll see you at 7:00. >> i can't buy it but i can't even afford to look at it i don't think. >> that you can do. >> yeah. it looks really nice, anthony. we will see you at 7:00. thanks so much. >>> a live look now at the arena formerly known as oracle. it looks completely different. the massive red letters have been taken down not right here but on the other side as the warriors get ready for their move across the bay this fall. there are still sides of the oracle brand on the arena south side. of course that will be gone too. >> that was one of the things i always saw when you fly into oakland so it's definitely going to be different. >> you lose the raiders and this team and the team that's done very well. it's just kind of sad. >> there's no word yet on what the east bay arena will be called now. the warriors will open the chase center october 5th in a preseason match up against the los angeles lakers. >>> this morning a record breaking heat the trees at joshua t

jen ashton is here.picture of denise richards and you can see that her thyroid is clearly enlarged. take us through what a thyroid is and what it does. >> let's go to some mini med school. the thyroid is a tiny butterfly shaped gland. it's part of our endocrine system. it's located in the neck, right here in the middle of the neck, about a normal size in terms of scale. it is the major hormonal regulator for our entire body. it gets signals from the brain and regulates our metabolism, body temperature, energy level, you name it. so it's a major part of our endocrine system. >> hers is enlarged. it happens from time to time. why does that happen? >> a slew of reasons for this. but it is a good observation to make when you look at someone. sometimes the thyroid can become enlarged for benign reasons, temporary. it doesn't require any treatment. other times it could be because the thyroid is underactive, overactive. there can be infections there. there can be cancer there. so this is a perfect example of so

ashton here with the latest. >>> the lunch crunch. your kids less than 20 minutes to eat. how experts say short lunchtimes affect your kids in class and the parents petitioning to change it. ♪ >>> buckle up. we're taking you on board the fastest hunk of junk in the galaxy. we're live from walt disney world inside the brand-new galaxy's edge this morning. ♪ go, go >>> it's the viral sensation that has everyone saying did i see that right? the deep fried barbecue chicken stuffed pizzadilla, oh, there's pepperoni in there too. how do you make it? what goss it taste like? we're making this insane recipe from start to finish live right here. ♪ larger than life >>> get ready for gronk. the three-time super bowl champ is here live and he's here to say -- >> good morning, america! >>> good morning, america. we have's been having a debate. tom and i cannot wait to try the deep fried barbecue chicken stuffed pizzadilla. >> i thought you just said -- >> no, i'm hungry. >> i didn't eat breakfast. i'm ready for this thing. >> yeah, so you got to s

jen ashton trying to get some answers as well. thank you. [ applause ] >> nothing like that. in the rain." i was ugly crying, snot everywhere. it's that good, everybody. >> not going, not going. >>> also here in our wonderful audience we have a special group of kids from the mount vernon police academy. [ applause ] you know you're special when you get floor seats, when you get floor seats. >> best seats in the house. >> they sure are shy, you can see that. >>> it is time now, you guys, for our supermarket challenge. we're going to show you how to make two meals for a family of four all under $25. ginger teamed up with food network star alex guarnaschelli for a grocery store mission. take a look. >> alex, we're in a grocery store parking lot. >> yeah. >> announcer: my friend alex guarnaschelli took me grocery shopping to hear all about her new show, "supermarket stakeout." >> chefs have to buy groceries off unsuspecting shoppers so we're mimicking my new show. >> reporter: with just $25 and a lot of bartering -- >> she has the olive oil. >> reporter: we set out to make a deli

ashton here with the latest. ♪ i got bills >>> ditch the debt.off. how she did it in just eight months, and the three simple tips you can start implementing this morning. >>> how smart are you when it comes to your emotions? the biggest mistake we're making every day with our feelings. we're one-on-one with one of the leading experts in the field. how his program is changing classrooms and why he says you have to name it to tame it. ♪ works hard for the money >>> and say hello to the hustlers. sitting down with the all-star cast, j. lo, cardi b, constance, keke and lili and they're saying -- >> all: good morning, america. ♪ >>> good morning, america. thank you guys for being with us on this thursday morning. "old town road," it's been the hit of the summer. >> that is true. so this morning we've got a new version of that song and the famous video this one made by the staff and students at a michigan school. so many sharing this and singing along. the principal and the team will be joining us ahead. >> that prince. >> caller: can sing. it's pretty

general ashton talked to george stephanopoulos about the significance. >> arguably, george, this is theiggest medical or health story of the summer. the caption here is what we don't know may, in fact, really hurt us. it's about doing a deeper dive, increasing awareness, collecting more ination. that's key when you're talking about something being used by so many millions. >> gma will have much more on the vaping investigation coming up at 7:00 a.m. >>> for the first time, the outside lands music festival will include cannabis sales. organizers were granted permits from the city and state yesterday. festival goers will only be able to buy and smoke polt in a specific outside lands opens in san francisco tomorrow. >>> abc news is committed to finding solutions to the challenges of buying a home. >> it's true. the average home price in san francisco is $1.7 million. more than 40% of homes sell for over that asking price. many first-time home buyers are outbid by other buyers with larger down payments and those who can pay all cash. abc 7 news spoke with a realtor who says thinking outside

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jennifer ashton is live on gma to answer the big questions.u need to know about you kids and th yourok i'm kaylee hartung. >>> meanwhile san francisco-based juul introduced a new checkout system to combat purchases by minors. juul is offering more than $100 million in incentives to install a new electronic age verification system. that software blocks the sale until a driver's license or other government id is scanned. it also limits each purchase to a maximum of one vaporizer and four refilm packs. >>> matthew mcconaughey is kicking off a new career. >> the oscar winning actor will officially join the university of texas in austin as a professor in the department of radio, television and film. he was previously a visiting instructor and developed a course called script to screen. he earned a film degree from u.t. austin back in 1993. >> who is going to be randomly signing up for the class. >> maybe some huge fan. >> it's going to be very selective, you have to be in this major and this far or be very overrun i would think. absolutely. good fo

general ashton talks to george stephanopoulos about the significance of this. >>> arguably, george, thisggest medical or health story of the summer. the caption here is what we don't know may in fact really hurt us. it's about doing a deeper dive, increasing awareness, collecting more information. that's key when you're talking about something that's being used by so many millions. >> gma will have much more on the vaping investigation coming up at 7:00 a.m. >>> for the first time, the outside lands music festival will include cannabis sales. organizers were granted permits by the city and the state yesterday. festival goers will only be able to buy and smoke pot in a special fenced-off area they're calling grasslands. you'll have to be 21 or older to get in. outside lands opens at golden gate park in san francisco tomorrow. >>> abc 7 news is committed to finding solutions to the challenges of buying a home. the average home price in san francisco is $1.7 million, the average. more than 40% of homes sell for over the asking price. many first-time homeowners are outbid by other buyers who

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jennifer ashton to find out more about pancreatic cancer. when we hear the words pancreatic cancer, it sounds particularly aggressive. what do we need to know? >> to be clear, dan, first of all, any type of cancer potentially has the ability to e thing thatak pancreac cancer difficult is where it's located in the body, the anatomy of the pancreas, it sits up high in the abdominal cavity in a place that the tumors can actually grow quite large before they start producing symptoms and before they can be felt. the function of the pancreas, critically important for digestion, regulate sugar levels and unfortunately there is not yet a screening test for pancreatic cancer. >> so who is at risk here and what's the follow-up? >> when you look at the risk factors, and i want to be clear with this, some are under our control. some are not. if you take a look at this list, things like obesity, smoking, heavy alcohol use, ashkenazi jewish descent and certain gene mutations including the brca mutation that we usually think of with breast and ovarian canc

let's discuss this further with me now is iam roadsmart‘s head of driver behaviour rebecca ashton.at do you make of this report? the mps are quite specific and they think it is created by using hand—held phone competence that surprised you? does the cognitive processing that goes on to your rain that causes the problem rather than holding the phonein problem rather than holding the phone in your hand, so it has not surprise me. i welcome it, however i think we really need to think seriously about enforcement. we are not enforcing where we are at the moment with the ban on hand—held, so we have to get to grips with that and then look at how we are going to enforce hands—free? and then look at how we are going to enforce hands-free? we gave evidence of this report and we welcome a lot of this report and we welcome a lot of the findings in this report and i definitely agree with rebecca when i say we need to focus on the enforcement, which is the key issue here. certainly from our research, they found that drivers last year we re they found that drivers last year were using a hand—hel

. >> who's that girl >> it starts with the floppy hair it was really cute >> it was really ashton kutcher-esquersonal style and good decisions my whole life [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause so i don't have any. i don't, i don't, i don't. i wanted to participate, but i didn't have -- i just -- you know, there's no bad pictures >> this must have been so uncomfortable for you. >> it was. i was like, "ahh." >> jimmy: you did so perfect yeah i want to talk about this, 'cause i was actually gonna suggest to you guys, like you should go to europe or do something, you know, to do - >> we love europe. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you do i mean, but then i found out you filmed the show in japan >> yeah. >> yes >> it's so magical in my opinion, they're some of the most incredible episodes we've ever done. >> jimmy: really >> it's because it - >> jimmy: yes. >> our cultures are so different. and they're just the most beautifully kind and sweet and civil people >> and organized >> yeah. >> and on time and -- >> yeah. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause >> it made my heart sing >> yeah, it is true. bobby you were in

by a driver texting on his phone whilst behind the wheel, and the road safety campaigner rebecca ashtonit's going to be enforced properly. i'm sure people watching this morning thinking there are essential because i need to make and as the aa said its the call home to say i'm going to be late so you don't rush. what about in that circumstance, are there any times where making a call ina car there any times where making a call in a car is safe to do or necessary? no, there is not. straight answer, no, we can always pull over, we can a lwa ys no, we can always pull over, we can always stop at services to make a phone call, we managed before mobile phones, we shouldn't be using it now. when you think about it, when you're making a phone call, you are distracted from the task of driving, you are totally distracted, you are thinking about who you're talking to, what you're going to say and the conversation goes on, you can't multitask, your brain can only give 100% to one thing. if you're asking it to do two things you are looking for trouble. what about other things that we have in our cars

darrell martin and rebecca ashton, thank you.s will not for laszlo at last night. a bright start in brunswick in north yorkshire. some sunshine already. for many of us, although we are starting off wet, it will be largely dry with sunshine and a new isolated showers. we saw some heavy showers coming across northern england, north wales, through the course of the night. they will gradually peter out today, but this line of cloud across the south—west and the channel islands is also producing some showers which will tend to move away through the course of the day, and a lot of dry weather across the uk, some showers, but they will be the exception rather than the rule. temperatures 14 in the north, heights of 21 in the south. later in the day you will notice the clouds thickening once again. if you showers coming in. those showers will be usurped by a band of more prolonged rain, which will be moving steadily north eastwards. you can see the cloud associated with it, as a result, in the west, it will not be as cold, whereas in the

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says 600 people have already signed up, a list rumored to include celebrities like justin bieber, ashtonp with other fellow billionaires, jeff bezos and his blue origin venture hope to launch tourists by the end of the year tesla founder elon musk says his spacex project will be flying wealthy passengers around the moon by 2023, one day even landing them there. >> it is one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind >> reporter: tourists, moon walks, space trips with million dollar views buckle up. this could be the future of travel >> well, joe, i mean it seems exciting but i know not everyone is thrilled about this, right? >> reporter: yeah, the venture hasn't been without controversy. this $220 million spaceport was paid for in part with taxpayer money and virgin galactic has experienced some delays and setbacks including a crash of a test space craft back in 2014 that killed one of its pilots. but right now they are clearly incredibly optimistic about what lies ahead back to you guys. >> all right joe, thank you >> that's an ambitious timeline. >> yeah. >> would you go? >> absolu

jen ashton is here. this is tough. amy alluded to this earlier.like when they are smoking. >> correct. >> enlighten us more here. >> the parents need to focus on what the signs and symptoms of nicotine addiction can be. that may be the entry to observe is this happening to my child? when you talk about nicotine addiction, a lot of them are behavioral, right? let's say your teenager is constantly getting up from the dinner table to go to the bathroom or bedroom to vape. that is because they are now dependent on nicotine. if they are avoiding flying, or long car trips, again they won't be able to vape if they're in the back seat of your car. if they're spending more money -- this costs money. if your teenager has an allowance, and they're coming to you and saying, i need more. you should ask where is that money going? >> you have a 19-year-old and a 21-year-old. >> yeah. >> what are you learning from them about this? >> i have had conversations with them, and i think the most important thing that i have learned from them is take out misconceptions o

we can speak now to professorjohn ashton, who is the former north—west regional director of public health webcam. if you had the chance to prioritise one thing that would make a big difference to hospital food what would it be? we need to bring back some kitchens. a hospital without a kitchen is like a hospital without an operating theatre. it is correct to say that food as medicine. it is grotesque that we have had a situation that has allowed to develop where kitchens have been closed down and we are buying food and from outside and sandwiches, for goodness' sake, most people in hospital are elderly or frail, their immune systems may be compromised, they probably haven't been eating particularly well at home, having good but safe food is absolutely pa rt good but safe food is absolutely part of their treatment. i cannot understand why we have a celebrity chef looking at best. what we need isa chef looking at best. what we need is a public—health review and way it has been possible for savages to be contaminated in the food chain. part of this is the privatisation of the third supply to

this company already has ashton kutcher, bono, kevin durant.ig company, started with about 200,000 accounts. it's now up to five million. stuart: let me see if i've got this right. you buy a cup of coffee for $3.75. take the 25 and you actually pay $4, 25 cents extra goes into an account? ashley: little account. stuart: is it interest bearing? ashley: very few fees on it and it does bear some interest, yes. it's an alternative. there are so many out there. st they have a-rod and j-lo. >> it is an investment account. you can round up any dollar amount you want to invest. stuart: what's wrong with that? i have no problem with that. it is 9:30, tuesday morning. i'm back today. tuesday morning. we have opened on the downside. big board now, just after, what, a few seconds' worth of business, we haven't opened all the dow 30 but we are down about 20 points. a fractional loss, call it that. the s&p 500, i think that's exactly the same. a fractional loss. yes, it is, .16%. how about the nasdaq? always intrigued at the nasdaq because of it's packed jam

ashton, westn virginia calling us and giving her thoughts on what washington should do when it comesducing mass shootings. from centerville virginia, independent line. caller: good morning, how are you? host: good, go ahead. caller: there are places in the world that have guns openly and there is not a single mass shooting. i am not a gun owner myself and i don't believe in owning a gun. at the same time, what the last caller was saying was that the lack of family structure in america and going toward very severe individualism is what is getting us to this point. the lack of compassion that is being taught and the wrong image of being a man and being macho and having guns and killing people, that is what is getting us to this point. i don't think the guns are the issue. familyue is the lack of structure in our society. host: the diplomatic room of the white house is where the president is expected to speak. we have been told it is supposed to start at 10:00. we will take it to you and show it to you in its entirety. up until then, your calls on how washington should respond. if you d