we'll take that along with the can's lid and test for the presence of bpa. of 78 cans purchased, 91% tested positive for bpa. >> the cans are mostly bought from the asian grocery stores. >> each for people like me who don't have an asian heritage, we enjoy asian cooking and using some of these ingredients. >> reporter: canned foods were tested in several countries in asia, australia and canada. bpa has been shown to affect the reproductive systems of laboratory animals. in 2015, california added bpa to its proposition 65 list of hazardous chemicals known to pose a risk to female reproducti reproduction. last month, a study found 40% of food cans tested, tested positive for bpa. compared to 91% tested in this study. >> that consumer pressure has been less outside of the u.s. so many more cans are still using bpa. >> reporter: but the study has been criticized for not being pier reviewed. they told us scientists in the u.s. and across the world have concluded that bpa is safe for use in food packaging. the north american metal packing alliance said coatings ma

we'll take that along with the can's lid and test for the presence of bpa. out of 78 cans purchased, 91% tested positive for bpa. >> the cans are mostly bought from the asian grocery stores. >> each for people like me who don't have an asian heritage, we enjoy asian cooking and using some of these ingredients. >> reporter: canned foods were tested in several countries in asia, australia and canada. bpa has been shown to affect the reproductive systems of laboratory animals. in 2015, california added bpa to its proposition 65 list of hazardous chemicals known to pose a risk to female reproducti reproduction. last month, a study found 40% of food cans tested, tested positive for bpa. compared to 91% tested in this study. >> that consumer pressure has been less outside of the u.s. so many more cans are still using bpa. >> reporter: but the study has been criticized for not being pier reviewed. they told us scientists in the u.s. and across the world have concluded that bpa is safe for use in food packaging. the north american metal packing alliance said coating

process, the irs purchased items that weren't on the bpa. they purchased something with a similar name as the one on the bpa list, but it was a different product. a company successfully challenged the purchase with the gao and irs had to abandon the contacts and start over. taxpayers spent $12 million on software that was never used. mr. tribiano, can you walk us through how something like this happens and what you're going to do to prevent it from happening again? basically what it boils down to is you picked from something not on the list, taxpayers get stuck with the $12 million bill and that isn't used. what safeguards are put in place to say, we made a mistake, and we'll never do this again. because the people in my district said $12 million is a lot of money especially for something not used sitting on a shelf. what safeguards are in place now that weren't before? >> yes, ma'am. the -- at the time that that was dop, it was my understanding there was an assessment done on the blanket purchase agreement, and the products we were going to

and the plastic can't have bpa. not in anything. no bpa, gta, nothing. >> all these nirnls.should do your hair like that. mom mullet. >> there was a time that my hair was pretty suspect. it was not far from that. >> if your child is over the age of 14, they might be able to walk home on their own. under the age of 14, you're going to get arrested. >> like when you watch "stranger things." you're like wow these parents hate their children. >> if your kids walk by themselves, you should drive quietly behind them to make sure nobody kidnaps there. >> or put a gps on them to know where they are. >> i used to go on a bike ride that was four or five hours. >> i grew up on chef boyrdee. >> it's outrageous what we have to do in 2017. why did we let this happen? >> also a lot of this is a joke, people. calm down. >> i'm deadly serious. >> mother nature has nothing on cheetos. >>> the guys are ready to play. >> a little giant tennis ball gl gladiator game. >> see why this challenge is a big hit. >> oh! go. >> not bad, actually. that was pretty simple. >>> i have no explanation for wha

. >> reporter: i reached out to the bpa for comment on this issue but did not hear back. >>> today eagles safety malcolm jenkins and his foundation brought near 80 young campers to the novembera care dplechl for a one of a kind experience. they're part of the theme program. the kids got to run drills, check out the complex and snap pictures with malcolm and the eagles staff. lot of fun there. >>> group of men hope jobs and a little faith will help stop the violence in west philadelphia. they gathered near the intersection of 60th and pine this evening in their hands job applications and materials promoting faith. the group's location isn't coincidenceal. a large fight broke out in the area just a few nights ago. >>> great white sharks seem to love the jersey shore. a 1300 pound shark named hilton has been tracked oft shores of atlantic city. the shark tracking group received the ping from the 12 foot shark late this afternoon. you may remember mary lee, famous for servicing here as well. she was last tracked in the area a month ago. >>> so how close are great white sharks coming to our be

thursday, deutsche bank am a bpa, among bpa -- lloyd, we get credit suisse, on friday.quick look at the markets at this hour. 10:20 in london cannot 40 mins the start the european equity trading day. -- london. 20 minutes until the start to the european equity trading day. fairly disparate around europe this morning at the start at what looks to be a incredibly busy week. the tens here at 0.51 right now. a quick check on the markets in the middle east. no doubt of what is happening with opec and russian colleagues and others meeting to talk about rebalancing that market. markets of by .3%. let's get a bloomberg's miss flash. -- bloomberg business flash. juliette: ryanair has reported a 55% gain in first quarter profits. strong summer bookings swelled revenues, up to 397 billion euros. beating estimates. europe's is low-cost airline cautioned that pricing will be competitive for the remainder of the fiscal year as overcapacity crypts fares. a 15% rise in second-quarter profit after it stuck to its outlook for sales growth. the maker of medical scanners and diagnostic her

i think the windmills are a good idea and i'd like to see it made out of bpa free recycle materials andhad a laxatives for any drug mules to get past. they can pass that carnival of coke, legally. the american taxpayer should get something back for their $500 million that were wasted on that five good point. what you think, amy, will this happen? >> in bits and pieces. i do like having this super duper wall idea and i'm only concerned about the solar panels. if it looks cool, then maybe it'll pay for itself. i read that solar panels kill birds. not because they fly into but because of the reflection from the solar panels confuses them and then they go in the wrong direction and they start and they would die. greg: [inaudible] >> what does that mean greg? greg: i don't know. it into my head. combine all these things together and someone will like it. >> i think everyone has decided not to like it and i am not a big fan of the wall, myself. i think there are other ways we could solve the problem like not having as many wearable benefits and ending the drug war. it is an interesting idea t

[applause] >> i think windows are good idea, i would like a bpa free recycled material. reclaimed so the american taxpayers can get something back to the $500 million wasted. [applause] >> good point! what do you think amy? is this going to happen? >> i mean, in bits and pieces, right? we will see how it goes. i do like having the superduper wall. i am concerned about the solar panels. it looks cool and maybe can pay for yourself but i have read that solar panels kill birds. not because they fly into them but because of the reflection from the solar panels confusing them and then they go in the wrong direction and i guess they start.>> that happens to be with women! [laughter] >> what does that even mean greg? >> i don't know, it just popped into my head. >> but i do agree it is confusing. >> i think is a great strategy. combine all of these things together, someone is going to like it. i asked i am not a big fan of the wall myself. i think there are other ways we can solve the problem. like not having as many welfare benefits, ending the drug war. it is interesting to d

have been in an accident or changing safety standard and older bod also which might contain chemical bpaclude make potential li ce and cd andcrated. this is another item on the list bathing suits because san mized and they easily rip. >> would i in the buy under garments. >> reporter: why is that? >> too pick bye that even if you clean it and disinfect it i'm still in the comfortable with that. >> reporter: more no, no according to readers digest shoes because of the potential foot fungus and stuffed animals. >> you don't know what is living in those things. think about what your kid do to stuffed animals. you don't even want to think about that. >> reporter: readers digest says if you still want the items buyer beware, remembered i gilette for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> still ahead more fun at cbs-3's summer if he we will look at the kutztown folk festival we will lot at popular quilt auction happening today and artistry and how many some of these masterpiecees sell information >>> fighting mosquitoes with an app, new tool that could help stop the bugs from spreading. >>> you have hea

bpa says it is reviewing -- the epa says it is reviewing the lawsuit. the illinois house vote budget was delayed while police investigate a suspicious powder. the vote would end a record long impact over the budget, reducing the risk of the state on rating would be cut to junk. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. ♪ live from bloomberg world headquarters scarlet: in new york, i am julie chatterley. --headquarters in new york, i am julia chatterley. scarlet: i'm scarlet fu. joe: i'm joe weisenthal. missedstion is, what you -- what'd you miss? scarlet: tensions escalate in hamburg, germany, as leaders assemble for the g20 summit. we will hear from ian bremmer, president of the eurasia group. ck. labor leader jeremy orbyn says there is potential to cooperate with prime minister theresa may. let's get a look at where the major averages stand as we head towards the close. abigail doolittle is standing by. abigail: we have bearish action for the major averag

we said for bpa' thalate statement deal look on the bottom. there's a triangle.e thalates for your kids of course you try to do the best for your kids. they might have some of the plastic toys, wooden toys are better. but the small little parts make sure keeping them out of their mouth and any plastic that's very appliable and bendable and any of stuff that you can get in those dollar bins probably not the best things for your kids they do have those chemicals to make them v hand me down toys all of that. >> talking about kids. let's talk about having kids and getting pregnant. >> that's right. >> new app for that. >> yes. there's a new app it's called natural cycles and beats being marked as the first app that you can use for contraception. now, what's really great about this app it's on your phone. you can use it easily. it's utilizing a theory or technique that we use age old ways the natural family pla planning. but in this app what you do you just enter in your information, and it's good for people who don't want to use hormonal birth control who maybe can't