smoke detector. >> this is a combination of smoke and carbon monoxide detector. they are required in single homes now and in apartment buildings. if gas appliance is not burning properly this will alert you before the fumes buildup and will affect you negatively. >> this is a battery powered? >> this is a battery powered and it has a 10 year battery life. a lot of times you may have one or the other. if you put in just a carbon monoxide detector, it's important to have one of these too. every house should have a fire extinguisher, yes. >> one thing people expect to do when the power goes out after an earthquake about using candles. what would you recommend? >> if you have a battery operated candle would be better to use. this kind of a candle, you wouldn't want it in an area where it can cause a fire or aftershock that it doesn't rollover. you definitely want to have this in a non-combustible surface. >> now, here we have our stove. after a significant earthquake we expect that we may have gas disrupted and so without gas in your home, how are you going to cook?

the initial thirty we can't program resulted in the many tons of carbon monoxide per year everyday a further delay contributes to one hundred and 49 tons of co2 and in the days since the public utilities you been public utilities commission san francisco has into the weedslessly generated 80 million pounldz of carbon monoxide. the ordinance will invent the process of evaluating san francisco's ability to join merry run clean energy and urges the public works to compare the clean power to implement whatever best bipartisan's prices and renewable energy contents and fund the projects. i thank my colleagues and look forward to this coming to committee. thank you supervisor campos. supervisor wiener >> thank you, madam clerk. speaking of reducing pollution in the environment i want to make a comment about public transportation and particularly funding of public transportation. and as it relates to the former sales force site that will be the site as proposed of the warriors arena. but also the usf project. i understand the usf project as i understand the ucsf project we'll be paying sign

with the cold weather, the importance of proper carbon monoxide alarm installation and system. obviously we thank you for mentioning the birth family in your opening. you know how important this is. amazing family and the story of the mom losing her baby after putting her to sleep is something i will never forget and i hope you will work with us on that. maybe you want to handle that, mr. mohorovic. >> thank you for the question. to work with you i share with you the sympathy with regards to imagining a situation like that with three small girls at home, twins who will be 6 this month as well as of 2-year-old. that is the most horrifying of situations to have to go through synthetic to the issue in general with regards to carbon monoxide poisoning and i recognize the fact that the cpsc has strong influence under way in order to address that hazard and if confirmed by will also become a priority of mine as well. >> thank you. one of the major issues the commission handles in the last five or six years was the children standard for choice, something our retailers in minnesota wer

queen mary university in london, ian is having the levels of carbon monoxide in his body tested.rette. it works by heating ligament liquid nicotine in the vapor that's inhaled. >> many are seeing the nicotine itself is a dangerous poison. if nicotine is taken without the accompanying t ining toxins woue same as drinking coffee. >> it contains no toxins or carbon monoxide. experts say e-cigarettes are safer than normal cigarettes. dot they work? west is one of the country's leading addiction experts. he issued 5,000 using patches, gum, e cigarettes and nothing. his results are published next month. >> we found those using e-cigarettes were 60% more likely still not to be smoking than those that used the license product or nothing at all. >> despite that evidence, serious concerns remain. does the market make them attractive to children. 12% of 14 to 16-year-olds had tried them in a study. >> if a child tries a conventional cigarette, there's a 50% chance they'll become users. if a child tries e-cigarettes, there's no evidence of progressive use. >> what if they are normalizing som

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they are exposed to more carbon monoxide and smoke than cigarette smokers.h session, they're exposed to 100 to 200 times the volume of smoke inhaled from a single cigarette. they don't often realize the volume of smoke they're inhaling because the water cools the smoke, making it less irritating to the lungs but no less deadly. warnings would frag the risk from hookah smoke as well as e-cigarettes. nicotine in just about any form is addictive and a vicious cycle to break. it's one of the most difficult habits tlout more so than heroin or cocaine. >>> i want to tell you about this neat project i'm excited about. an and a half we just launched on our website, ten initiativs s referrableuati revolutionizing health care. time now to get you back into the cnn "newsroom" with don lemon. >>> top of the hour. i am don lemon. you are in the cnn newsroom. we are following a developing story that connects american sports, society and culture. the national basketball association, the nba, says it is now investigating recorded remarks allegedly made by l.a. clippers owne

scene where i'm really, really depressed and i talk about this experience i add in a car with carbon monoxide they didn't know about. and i kind of had to warn them and it was interesting that they came out of the show saying "wow, dad, we have a greater understanding of you because now we know what you dealt with and where you came from." >> and finally, you've been doing this show for ten years. how much of v things changes in san leandro and elsewhere? >> well, according to the latest census, san leandro is one of the most diverse cities in america. in america! when you look at the percentage of african-americans and asians and latinos and so forth in the country, san leandro mirrors that. so it's fascinating and it's great. >> well, the show, again, is called "not a genuine black man" playing at berklee repertoire theater through may. brian copeland, thanks for coming in. >> thanks for having me. pleasure. >>> joining me now for a look at other stories we're watching is scott shafer. hi scott. >> hi, thuy. >> four major tech companies settled a class action lawsuit and basically employees

we all know the batteries in smoke and carbon monoxide detectors should be replaced twice a year. studies have shown more than 60 percent of deadly fires occur in homes that do not have smoke alarms in stalled or alarms that don't function because of missing or dead batteries. make sure you have one on each floor and in rooms that you sleep in. beneath a group be replaced every five- seven years. >> britain's royal family is in new zealand for prince george's first public engagement. prince george is eight months old. when he arrived, he was carried off the plane by his mother and greeted by a long a line of dignitaries. his entourage includes a new nanny, stylist, and hairdresser. a stylist for the baby? i guess so. there was a minor controversy when prince george was put in a baby seat facing *forward in the royal car. experts recommend infants should face the rear window. but his hair did look lovely. the royal family is visiting new zealand and australia for three weeks. the voters of india go to the polls this week, in the biggest election in history. more than 800 million pe

this is carbon monoxide levels measured for over 50 years. on the y axis, up and down, is it in parts per million and time is on the bottom. that saw tooth pattern is a seasonal component. in the winter, when trees of the northern hemisphere drop leaves the levels go up and in the northern hemisphere summer we get lower levels because they take it out of the air and the levels fall. and you may have read that co2 levels reached 400 parts per million and that is true they did at the end of last winter. but they have sense dropped over to summer and they are in the rising part of the curve. 396 parts per million. and this saw tooth is going to continue and it will couple years it will never be before 400 parts per million and it will keep rising as long as we continue to put co2 in the atmosphere and we show no signs of slowing down. if we want to see how well we are doing on this process in a longer scale we have to go back to ice core records. here is a record of co2 from an ice core that was drilled on t antartica. and it is years of snow la

both suffered carbon monoxide poisoning.hey're listed in critical condition. >>> the colleagues of the first responders got into a bench-clearing brawl during a hockey game between the police department and the fire department for new york. can you believe that? it's a charity game. the game was played in an arena used by the new york islanders. the brawl took place during a play that -- a game that's played always for charity. it is hockey, after all. >> i guess it's hockey. i didn't know there was beef between fire and police departments. >> they're competitive guys. i don't know if it's so much that. it's just, they're on the other team. >> new york's finest and new york's bravest? >> dropping the gloves. goodness gracious. >>> let's hope there's nothing like that tonight when uconn and kentucky get together for the national championship. uconn got there by beating florida by ten points on saturday night. kentucky won a nail-biter against wisconsin. tonight is the first time that the two teams playing in the title were no

we now know that there are fantastic examples of being able to reduce carbon monoxide from cities. this is an amazing example. we will reduce our carbon footprint by 30% i 2030. we will get the job done by 2017. the examples are out there. we have to be the organization that takes the great solutions that are already out there and spread them around the world. finance forccess to sustainable energy. we do not yet have the kind of access to finances that people need. there is not enough financing to and the demand for solar wind energy in africa. we need to do that. there is this thing we call smart agriculture. there are some examples of how haveidual states c brought to the table really innovative ways of not only increasing productivity, but actually putting carbon back into the ground. i just had a great conversation with bill about this issue. he is very interested in agriculture and health. that everything you need to do to increase the productivity of small farmers in africa is exactly the same thing you need to do to create more climate smart agriculture. there are five thing

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. >> they do carbon monoxide, too?don't know. >> they have them together and they're much smaller now. >> the nest ones? >> i don't know. the last ones at home depot they were trying to sell you a much smaller one that has the carbon monoxide and smoke altogether. >> we're starting to amp it up. >> read the rest of it. >> senior economics reporter, he's now joining us to help us -- >> who? >> steve liesman. >> to hype the transcendent important of the number. >> the bet is whether we make up for lost ground and we have extra job growth this month. here's what it looks like. in november, the three-month average for job growth was 225,000. that fell, the three-month average to 12 in february. i guess we don't have that full screen. it would be nice. goes down like this. the question is does it come back up? the whisper number, some of which are as high as 300,000 is based on the idea of getting jobs back. you see that december, january thing right there? so 175 is not enough. 200 is not enough. if you were getting back t

this is carbon monoxide levels measured for over 50 years.pattern is a seasonal component. in the winter, when trees of the northern hemisphere drop leaves the levels go up and in the northern hemisphere summer we get lower levels because they take it out of the air and the levels fall. and you may have read that co2 levels reached 400 parts per million and that is true they did at the end of last winter. but they have sense dropped over to summer and they are in the rising part of the curve. 396 parts per million. and this saw tooth is going to continue and it will couple years it will never be before 400 parts per million and it will keep rising as long as we continue to put co2 in the atmosphere and we show no signs of slowing down. if we want to see how well we are doing on this process in a longer scale we have to go back to ice core records. here is a record of co2 from an ice core that was drilled on t antartica. and it is years of snow laid down year after year there that never melted. time is going forward from left to right. that is

kit decrease the oxygen supply because it raises carbon monoxide levels in the blood.l use? >> yes. there was one study of 3,000 patients that showed in the one hour following smoking marijuana there was a five times increased risk of heart attack. >> i was wondering that too, norah. people that use it all the time or just occasionally but you're saying it doesn't matter. what are the implications going forward? >> i think the biggest thing is has the science lagged behind what's happening politically in this country in terms of legalization. we need more research to be able to say definitively that marijuana doesn't have these serious side effects. it's listed as a schedule one drug by the dea, which means we haven't been able to test it in clinical trials. >> thank you. >> good warnings this morning. thank you. >> good to see you. >>> and this morning we're hearing from the father of that stowaway who flew to hawaii under a boeing 767. the father tells the voice of america he was confused when police came to talk about his son. the 15-year-old jumped over an airport

. >> "the new york times" says neth lab stopped selling his smoke and carbon monoxide detector.here's a feature that allows people to temporary disable the alarm by waving their hand in front of the device. google recently bought them for $3 billion. >>> the "los angeles times" says the justice department is investigating high-frequency stock trading. on sunday "60 minutes" looked at charges that traders are rigging the market, using information they get before competitors. attorney general eric holder told congress today that he wants to know if the practice violates insider trading laws. >>> and the "wall street journal" looks at the ncaa's ban on serving alcohol. some basketball fans are unhappy they can't drink beer at the final four this weekend. connecticut faces florida saturday followed by wisconsin versus kentucky. the championship game is monday night right here on cbs. >>> it's 7:19. ahead on "cbs this morning," baseball versus a baby. the growing controversy after a mets player took ime off f >>> we are starting out with some showers around the bay area this morning.

people going to their garage and turn on their car and die by carbon monoxide, they hang themselves. there's a wide variety. again, the bottom line is we've got to get people to get in to get help. host: mark is waiting in little rock, arkansas, on our line for independents. good morning, you're on with john madigan and marry -- and marry jo gibson. caller: can you hear me? host: yeah, go ahead. caller: i can't afford -- i was bipolar years ago and went into a manic and was stressed out because i was losing my job and also manic and everybody knew it and just dropped me off at the house and i ended up trying to commit suicide. the only reason i didn't shoot myself is because my shotgun was so long i couldn't figure out how to do it and i snapped out of it and called 911. nobody is going to call 911 if they're going to commit suicide. that's not going to happen. i've been to many programs and many are on medicaid and i can't afford to buy my bipolar medicine if i could because it's $300 a bottle and i have no insurance. what do you do about that? guest: again, it's a tough thing. we d