all seven were taken to broward health medical center to be treated.doctors say this cautionary taler. hector ortiz, e.r. pediatrician, broward health medical center: "medications... they have to be kept in a place where they cannot reach them because all of these medications could be dangerous." (grant) all of the children appear to be just fine. the parents say they're not upset with the school. but are upset with the children who brought the lozenges.. (pam) new tonight at 8. "b-p-a free" is a buzz phrase ... that has become trendy in recent years. it indicates products that are free of bisphenol- a --- that is a chemical shown to cause reproductive problems in mice. (grant) but now new research is suggesting b-p-a free plastics can be just as dangerous. that new study looked at b=p=a alternatives...that use bisphenol s or b-p-s instead of b=p=a researchers found the b=p-a alternatives caused similar disruptions in the reproductive systems of mice. but there are some steps you can take to minimize your exposure to these types of chemicals in plastics. researchers suggest not putti

we don't know how broward or how limited it's going to be. seems like it's going to be awfully limited and bogus. all these questions about drinking will be at the fore, and i suspect we'll hear from kavanaugh's former friends and college roommates talking about his drinking. i'm curious where this goes this week. >> i was just thinking it's been so intense this week, feels so good to laugh. and the fact that we can laugh about something that's not really funny, but to your point, they take it to the extreme and it's just like, it is kind of cathartic. let's talk about a special guest you had on your show today, legendary journalist katie curric, the one-year anniversary technically of the #metoo movement. and she talked about the culture she experienced at cbs. so let's watch. >> the culture i found at "60 minutes" personally was very challenging and at times, quite offensive because i think obsequious subvevience was a job requirement for many women. >> does that mean suck up to the boss? >> pretty much. thank you for that translation. >> w

i felt like i was suffocating but it was taking me quite 2:30 broward county department arrived and i thought it was the shooter plane attack. a swat member came to check the of the two bodies. he was to meet with compassion and said, i know. we ran out passing bodies in the hallway. when i got outside i was completely disoriented. he said he still on the loose and we need you to work with us. i was to buy. 4:00 o'clock. i found myself and my mother. they notice the unimaginable. the call the police over a began picking body matter for my hair but i broke down. please take me back on campus together photos of me and collects my body dress. the plan a chemical suit for exposure and recorded my statement. 9:30 at the marriott patel i was finally allowed to physically touch my mother it was horrific. so real and nine mummy. i will never forget what i saw, waited and experienced that day. i will never forget niclas who even in death help activate my life. these later we received news my mother would be having a miscarriage because of what the shock of the shooting into her body. it did no

courses for farmers and organic certification the beers i was remember are succumbs to have lots of broward look at this i mean that's just per year. year after going up and we invest a lot of effort in training the farmers i see this is feedback for me personally it's now most important to look at the fact levels in the cocoa beans so we can adjust the recipe accordingly will play around a bit with the fact content and being from chicago. the employees carry out further chemical tests in the lab each batch of bins is carefully analyzed to optimize planting and processing steps. in the warehouse and plum are already checking supplies for fairfax next production . beings that's you called the freeze and you see a cross-section of fish or unless a purple color. that. is. the chocolate souffle. that. this is the test. he won't have to. dream keeps evolving we've come really far we don't just pay farmers a fair price and that's enabled them to live a better life we're also creating real opportunities for their futures jobs to help them rise into the middle class many africans dream of getting t

. >> bandera roja anuncia que está cerrada la playa de hollywood en el condado de broward, la tormentay la brisa provocaron el cierre . >> algunos negocios en la playa decidieron abrir su negocio para no perder ventas . >> ahora la gentehoteles y quera comer . >> algunos tursitas y locales decidieron salir a caminar y hasta hacer ejercicio . >> esta pareja desde road island dice que al mal tiempo hay que darle buena cara . >> (hablan en inglés) . >> para ellos el día lluvioso se presta para el romance . >> (risas) . >> (hablan en inglés) . >> (música) en el este de país, ahí muchos pudieron aprovechar el día del trabajo para irse a la playa, vemos connecticut, donde visitantes se han hecho presentes el fin de semana, disfrutaron de temperaturas invierno que se paso a un espera que sean fríos, hoy el termómetro alcanzó los 95 grados y es que los que no pudieron disfrutar del buen tiempo el fin de semana, fueron aficionados del equipo (nombre en inglés) el primer juego de la temporada fue cancelado por una tormenta eléctrica, el juego había sido postpuesto, pero las autoridades tuvieron

a shelter in beaufort, south carolina, drove more than three dozen animals to a shelter in broward county, florida. that had space. 20 cats, 16 dogs, and a bunny arrived last night after a nine-hour drive. and david begnaud has the latest on hurricane florence from wrightsville beach, north carolina. >>> president trump says the federal government is as ready as anybody has ever been to respond to hurricane florence, but this morning it's what the president said about the response to hurricane maria which ravaged puerto rico that's drawing a lot of attention. >> the job that fema and law enforcement and everybody did working along with the governor in puerto rico i think was tremendous. i think that puerto rico was an incredible, unsung success. >> well, last night the mayor of san juan tweeted if he thinks the death of 3,000 people say success, god help us all. the death toll from maria on puerto rico was raised from 64 to nearly 3 thousand. it hit a year ago and it took months before power was restored to the island. >>> tomorrow, the pope will meet with a u.s. delegation of cardinals a

courses for farmers and organic certification the beans i was very are sick and see we have a lot of broward look at this i mean that's just here. you know after going up we invest a lot of effort in training the farmers i see this is feedback for me personally it's now most important to look at the fact levels in the cocoa beans so we can adjust the recipe accordingly we'll play around a bit with the fat content and shearing from. the employees carry out further chemical tests in the lab each batch of bins is carefully analyzed to optimize planting and pressing steps. in the warehouse and poem are already checking supplies for fairfax next production . beings that's you called the freeze and you see a cross-section of fish or in the purple color. the. is. the chocolates. this is the test. have to be. the dream keeps evolving we've come really far we don't just pay farmers a fair price and that's enabled them to live a better life we're also creating real opportunities for their futures jobs to help them rise into the middle class many africans dream of getting that chance but far too few ge

and broward county is not rubio. very liberal part of florida.so he up two weeks before he would have been harassed he was getting it i admire that you. governor scott did not know later that the house and it was the only public official and people angry. and i just simply stopping but the guy wasn't going to get lots of work to rule god or the need to have more respect for the senator. he just lost his daughter. if you don't like it turn it off. i admire your restraint. that's the whole point. that was the most. in truth to power i had everr seen. fifteen and 16 you'll get a weaving mom that only one we into their grief telling politicians why they didn't do more to prevent that from me i have never seen anything like it.. it was uncomfortable was law but i don't think i would change the things you did you get a second that would move out of it? >> nope the march. they were politically active that the bed but a law was passed in florida to change how things were done. how that weapon was way that i them on twitter they are very optimistic. i don

the number 17.under the lights, it was a high school football game.the eagles taking on the south broward, assistant coach aaron feis, who not only walked the sidelines, but played on this field.with the number 17 always there and the term msd strong now woven into the fiber that binds these students together, these high school kids are ready to be kids once again. natsot/student "i think today's just a really great day." (justine) that was nicole linsalata. the eagles won that game 23-to-6. that is a spread of 17 points. college college football is back...and the bay area has one of the best teams in the country....number 10 stanford..taking on number 17 usc. beautiful day in palo alto... heisman hopeful bryce love...takes it from 6 yards out for the touchdown. 7-nothing cardinal....love:136 yards, 1 td, on 22 carries.4th quarter....stanford in control 17 to 3.... usc freshman phenom jt daniels tries to bring the trojans back... but his pass is intercepted by malik antoine to kill the drive..trojans lose, stanford wins this 17 to 3. (j.r.)the oakland a's trying to win their third in a ro

. >> reporter: miami-dade in the neighboring counties, monroe and broward hit by strong winds and heavyrs. it caught locals and tourists flat-footed. >> we were not paying attention to the weather, we watched more football than weather. >> the roads are flooded, you have to drive super slow. it is bad. >> reporter: a ghost on the gulf side, beaches closed in red flags whipping in the wind to warn of dangerous conditions. gordon now moving further to the gulf of mexico prompting weather warnings across the gulf coast. forecasters expected to hit around the mississippi and louisiana border late tuesday. >> starting today in the morning with winds approaching and in the evening we will see tropical storm force winds. >> reporter: steve rapoport, fox news. >>> wow!, -- wow! this is a huge storm. >>> that could sound like a hurricane, it is not, it is a severe thunderstorm that slammed into parts of arizona over the weekend. the storm brought heavy rain, strong winds and hail. the winds knocked down trees. things have calmed down in the area giving people a chance to clean up. >>> we are loo

. >> reporter: miami-dade and its neighboring counties monroe and broward hit by downpours and strongds under a flood watch much of the day. gordon catching tourists and locals flatfooted. >> we weren't paying attention to the weather. watch more football than weather. >> the roads are flooded. you have to drive super slow. >> reporter: a ghost town on the south side too. winds whipping the flags. gordon moving into mexico, prompting weather warnings along a large swath of the gulf coast. forecasters expect the storm to hit somewhere along the mississippi-louisiana border by late tuesday. >> winds approaching then by the evening time we're going to start seeing those tropical storm force winds. >> reporter: steve rapaport, fox news. >>> very active tropical season coming up this year. you can already feel it with all the activity in the pacific and atlantic. couple hurricanes already rolling and just starting. how'd we go. it's a spare the air day tomorrow. fog and low clouds. there's a little bit of smoke out there as well. we'll go over to gordon which is tropical storm right now. h

hour as the system moved over the upper keys, miami-dade and the neighboring counties, monroe and browardong winds, under a flood watch much of the day. gordon caught many tourists and locals offguard. >> we were watching more football, not the weather. we need to take it slow. >> the roads are flooded so you have to drive super slow. >> on the gulf side, beaches are closed and whipping wind is warning of the dangerous conditions. it is moving farther into the gulf of mexico fronting weather warnings across the gulf coast. forecasters anticipate it will hit around the mississippi and louisiana border late tomorrow. >> chief meteorologist, bill martin is here, and the start of hurricane season is here and they are already dealing with tropical type winds and rain in the area? >>> there is a lot of it, if you look down at the gordon area off the florida area it just goes quickly. there is a lot of warmth in the equatorial pacific and atlantic, the water warmed is high. stuff will spin out pretty quickly. here is gordon right here, this is a tropical storm and you can see where it is trackin

examples most recently for me and the school board world is our editorial staff came to me after the broward county incident and say hey we are going to do our next article -- our next theme will be about school shootings and what that looks like across the country. i said to them i think that's a good idea but while you are doing that article don't forget that in urban school districts across this country children are walking in their school buildings. >> every day. >> every single day. >> okay. >> facing gun violence, but no one is calling for gun control in those communities. when you think about the urban superintendant setting, social emotional learning and trauma looks very differently. they walk to school every day or come to you from conditions of poverty maybe, but also the trauma that's happening in their homes. so it may not necessarily be an incident that quite frankly might not make national news or the dily news. but i think the board's role is that is to make sure that when we are again allocating resources that you have trauma-informed practices and training and that social e

they followed that up with a victory against south broward high school. an eagle and the number 17 written in it. that is to honor the victims of the february massacre. there is also a memorial on the sidelines with the jersey with the number 17 and the banner that reads msd strong. marjory stoneman douglas strong. >>> an army veteran has come out with a response from the nike campaign. it read, believe in something even if it means sacrificing everything. and it sparked a polarizing debate. people posted video of themselves burning nike shoes. but one person is turning his anger into action. tyler merit used his clothing company to create a new shirt. it's printed with a flag that looks like the nike symbol and the words just stand printed across. former army captain says he knows all too well what sacrifice is all about. >> the word sacrifice in the military members is something severe. and when you try to make that parallel between an aging football player that is on his way out any ways who decided to use this platform to promote what i say is himself

they covered my face.i felt like i was suffocating but it was to keep me quiet. 2:30, broward county police was heard from outside the shattered glass. i thought it was the shooter ok playing a trick and then a swat team member called nicholas and looked at me with compassion and said i know. we all ran out passing bodies in the hallway. when i got outside, i was disoriented. the police then said we need you to work with us. i was petrified. 4:00, i found my friend and my mother. they call the police over and began picking body matter from my hair. i completely broke down. the policeman took me back on campus to collect my bloodied dress and placed me in a chemical suit for chemical and biological exposure and recorded my statement. 9:30 the marriott hotel, i was allowed to physically touch my mother. it was horrific, so real and mindnumbing. i would never forget what i saw, what i did and experienced. i will never forget nicholas suarez who saved my life. we received news that my mother would be having a miscarriage because of the shock of the shooting. shooting didn't only impact m

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