for a parent who has cheerios, like i do, and two kids, what should i do? >> reporter: basically what they are trying to do is just put the information out there that it exists. a lot of people may not realize that there are these residues of glyphosate in food products. what they are really hoping to do is get the epa to do some more testing and try to study whether there should be stricter standards. at this point, they are in compliance. i think part of this is a question of what the long-term effect is. that is something that people do not know. it is difficult for people to make a decision. for those who do not want anything to do with the product, this is the information that they might need to make that decision. >>> montana lost another round in court today. the chronicle reports the state was to bring court refused to overturn eighth court decision was classified glyphosate on the state's list of cancer- causing chemicals. monsanto upheld the ruling and said it is considering its legal option. >>> the chp announced the arrest of a man. 36-year-old

general mills, the popular cheerios brand had the next highest 530 ppb. kellogg's oat bran and even granola and granola bars with oats also had traces of gleich is eight. >> we are certainly not saying put down that bowl of cheerios right now or you will get cancer tomorrow. we are saying that a pesticide like this which has the ability to increase the risk of cancer has no place in food and particularly not in foods marketed to children. >> reporter: general mills responded wednesday saying, quote, our products are safe and without question meet regulatory safety levels. the epa has researched this and set rules that we follow. kallick also responded saying, our food is safe. the epa said -- sets strict standards and the ingredients we purchase from our suppliers for our foods fall under these limits. we checked a government website listing federal regulations and it showed that residue allowed on cereal grains is 30,000 ppb. the environmental working group says they feel a stricter limit is needed and say even some organic brands had some traces of the

they found what they are researchers consider excessive levels and quicker old- fashioned oats, cheeriosquaker dinosaur egg instant oats, great value instant oats, and back to nature classic granola clusters. it was also found in organic products, although most had nondetectable levels. the world health organization says that it is a probable carcinogen, the state of california lists it is a chemical known to the state to cause cancer, however, monsanto disputes that, saying in a statementÃit is not cause cancer. and, it has a more than 40 year history of safe use. monsanto criticized the environmental working group's research, saying that even at the highest level, an adult would have to eat 118 pounds of the food item every day for the rest of their life in order to reach the epa's limit for residues. however, the environmental working group is skeptical of the epa's limits. >> we do not think that it is enough, in particular to protect children. >> in response, cereal makers quaker in general mills said they do stand by the safety of their products, and they note that the levels found

down that bowl of cheerios.ticide like this has the ability to increase the risk of cancer as no place in foods. >> general mills which makes cheerios responded by saying quote, our products are safe and without question, they meet the safety levels. the epa has researched this issue and set roles that we follow. kellogg's said this quote, the food is safe. the epa sets strict standards for these residents and the ingredients we purchase from suppliers for our foods fall under those limits.>>> jack dorsey is taking a look at how twitter is used to share information in the attempt to limit the spread of hate speech and fake news. they are considering promoting alternative perspectives on the time i picked twitter is exploring ways label bought accounts that can harass other users. twitter has not re-examined the core design since it started operating 12 years ago. it may be time for changes. >>> it is 6:58. the pole is restored. it is almost ready to be reopened for tours. crews are filming. there are 345,000 gal

cheerios had the second highest level. >> we're certainly not saying put down that bowl of cheerios right now or you will get cancer tomorrow. we are saying that a pesticide like this which has the ability to increase the risk of cancer has no place in food and particularly not in foods marketed to children. >> general mills which makes cheerios responded by saying, quote, our products are safe and without question they may regulatory safety levels. the epa has researched this issue and has set rules that we follow. kellogg's also had this response, our food is safe. epa sets strict standards for safe levels of these agricultural foods and the ingredients we purchase from suppliers for our foods fall under these limits. monsanto, which makes roundup, lost another round in this legal battle over the weed killer . the san francisco chronicle says that came when the state supreme court refused to overturn a lower court ruling . the lower court put the main ingredient in roundup on california's list of cancer- causing chemicals. monsanto is now considering its legal options. >>> california ha

cereals may be found in your kitchen cabinet and include several children's breakfast food such as cheerios and lucky charms in a recent statement they said what can parents do demand that the food companies provide products that don't have toxic pesticides in them and when possible we encourage families to purchase organic products as a thing for and healthier choice and it looks like some day care centers in chicago are ready being proactive one chicago area locations stop serving cheerios in response to the report perhaps this is just the start of the market pulling back on products containing the cancer causing herbicide in washington sara montecito r.t. . in the world of food many things just do not go together and what or how much we wish they would show caramel were peanut butter soup you know. many would argue the same can be said for political ideologies you're not going to see a very liberal minded conservative or a capital capitalism having communist these ideologies like going to melbourne just don't mix or do that recently our own sean stone sat down with matt koval one of the

some daycare centers in chicago are ready being proactive one chicago area locations stop serving cheerios in response to the report perhaps this is just the start of the market pulling back on products containing the cancer causing herbicide in washington ceremony to r.t. . in the world of food many things just do not go together but on how much we wish they would show. peanut butter soup you know. many would argue the same could be said for political ideology you're not going to see a very liberal minded conservative or a capital lover for the helping communist these ideologies like they're going to meddle with and just don't mix. or do that recently our own sean stone. one of the founders of the libertarian socialist caucus the libertarian party yes you heard me right a libertarian socialist and he is currently running for a seat in the michigan house of representatives struck yourselves in hawk watchers with this exploration of really interesting political ideology. in two thousand and sixteen where i felt i could make a difference in support. candidates in political action it was gary

it was found in cheerios, lucky charms and quaker oats. researchers tested 45 products and all but two were found with the herb side , hush side. >> you've drifted, the where the other farms are spraying their crops about the product. depending on weather patterns it could drift into their farm and get on their foods. >> just last week a jury ordered monsanto to pay $289 million for a former groundskeeper who is dying of cancer. >>> the amateur championship has teed off in pebble beach. >> 312 golfers began the week and only one will be victorious. >> it is one of the premier golf events. past winners are jack nicklaus, palmer, wood, three times. from here in it's match play, single elimination until a winner on sunday. >> combine the beauty of pebble beach with the usga and you get the perfect background. >> pebble identifies the greats of the greats. it's a special place. >> the venue is more ideal for the handful of local participants. several of mom advanced -- whom advanced. >> the travel accommodations are edie -- easy for me. this i

and granola bars with oats also had traces of trent 20. >> we are not saying put down that bowl of cheerios or you will get cancer. we are saying a pesticide like this has the ability to increase the risk of cancer and has no place in food. >> reporter: general mills responded saying our products are safe and without question they meet regulatory safety levels. the apa has received desmet researched this issue and has set rules that we follow. kellogg also said our food is safe. the ingredients that we purchase from our suppliers for the foods fall under these limits. we spent desmet checked the government website and it showed the minimum trent 20 allowed is 30,000 parts per billion. the environmental working group says they fill a strict limit is needed and say some organic brands had some traces of the pesticide. >>> the stuff has a tendency to drip and can also be in a facility where they are processing the oats that got cross contaminated. >> reporter: consumers desmet consumer say they are concerned. they hope there will be more research about the health effects. >> we live in such a

conclude that products with excessive levelling of the herbicide included quaker old fashioned oats, cheerios, great value instant oats, and back to nature classic granola clusters. the world health organization says glyphosate is a probable carcinogen. the state of california lists it as a chemical known to cause cane ser. -- cancer. the company disputes that. and they edit sized the research, saying -- criticized the research, saying an adult would have to eat 118 pounds of the food item every day for the rest of their life to reach the epa's limit for residues. >> did they fail to adequately warn of the potential risks? answer, yes. >> reporter: last week, a jury in california ordered them to pay one man $289 million in damages after he claimed the company's glyphosate weed killers caused his cancer. and egw's favor is skeptical of the limits. >> we don't think it does enough in particular to protect children. >> it is time for them to step up and do their jobs and ban glyphosates. >> reporter: there's a group formed to raise awareness about toxic exposure. her three sons developed allergi

general mills, the popular cheerios brand at the next highest with 530 ppb. many others including kellogg's, opera, and granola and granola bars with oat also had traces of the chemical. >> we are not sing put down that bowl of cheerios right now or you will get cancer tomorrow. we are saying that a pesticide like this which has the ability to increase the risk of cancer has no place in food and particularly not in foods that are marketed to children. to and general mills responded wednesday saying, quote, our products are safe and without question they meet regulatory safety levels. the epa has researched this issue and has set rules that we follow. kellogg also responded saying, our food is safe. the epa sets strict standards for safe levels of these agricultural residues and ingredients we purchase from our suppliers for our foods fall under these limits. we checked government website listing federal regulations and it showed the residue allowed on cereal grains is 30,000 ppb. the environmental working group says they feel a stricter limit is needed and sa

. >> i think the dog is like peanut butter and cheerios. >> yes. >>> it's not often we see the ladiesved until road rage. >> but in china, this is going down after a minor collision. they started exchanging blows. >> oh, the one woman hops in her car and takes off. >> oh, no. >> but notice the determinationing in that other woman's stance as she pops in. the one woman makes her way around the park and as she pulls up to this booth she follows her. >> don't do something stupid, two really nice cars. >> and here comes something stupid. >> oh. >> what a jerk. what a jerk. you jerk. >> but you just cut off your nose to spite your face. >> well, they were angry. when you're angry you do silly things. >>> that brings us over to to tiffany. she handles these type of situations very differently than the other ladies. she was in the driver, one of her little ones dropped something, and she went to try to find it. >> apparently the perp in front of me in the drivehr this proceeded upward. all of a sudden the lady behind me acts as if i had ruined

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. >> i think the dog is like peanut butter and cheerios, yeah. >> there's no noise like a tantrum andhis. >> it sounds like a duck, but that's a frog. >> but if it quacks like a duck, i thought it was supposed to be a duck. >> but it doesn't walk like a duck. >> it hops like a frog. >> this is something i discovered when i was in the south. you will hear frogs sound like that and it looks like it's on the hood of the car or something. >> or is this just a car alarm in the south? >> could be. >>> hope you enjoyed our show today. go over to "right this minute" for more fun stuff and to connect with all of us here on rtm. we'll see you next time for a brand-new episode of rtm. cover of "time" magazine. there was reinvention and a comeback. ♪ go ♪ we're going riding on the freeway of love ♪ ♪ >> reporter: 1999 awarded the national medal of arts from president clinton. the medal of freedom in 2005 from president bush. and she was there at the inauguration of the first african-american president, barack obama. ♪ our country tis of thee ♪ sweet land of liberty >> reporter: tributes growing o

among the products found to have quaker old fashioned oats, cheerios and nature valley granola.he full list on abc7news.com and our app. we should note the food companies claim that this morning the products are safe and you recall this is the de headlines. awarded $289 to a school groundskeeper who claimed that glyphosate gave him lymphoma. >> at dmv. lawmakers have passed a bill giving the dmv up to $26 million to speed up the process. the rush to get real i.d.s is crowding field offices across the state. some people say they've had to wait six hours for service. yesterday the assembly budget committee voted in favor of giving the dmv extra funding as long as the agency provides a monthly report on how the money is spent. the bill barely passed 15 to 10. many republican lawmakers opposed it saying there needs to be more oversight. >>> they're looking for a million retweets in the south bay if san jose's mayor gets them he will get a san jose tattoo. it seems to reflect a rising sense of pride in the bay area's largest city and in a new logo. >> abc 7 news reporter david louie

themselves with their first lawsuit by a florida woman just last week because she's been eating cheerios regularly so she too is suing for saying that cereal knew they contain glyphosate but never it was never labeled in the ingredients so the labeling here to this is very interesting we've just got about thirty seconds left sure about what's next on this front well the f.d.a. should be releasing their results soon but they have found life to say in honey unfortunately so the farmers aren't actually spraying life to say onto the bee hives this is collected via the the bees who believes that the crops big states and honey and that's not controlled but that is not controlled so how that can be regulated they're not even sure when believably thank you so much. appreciate your time thank you very weakened. and that's all we have time we have for this time thanks for being on board you can catch boom bust on directv channel three twenty one dish network channel two eighty or streaming twenty four seven on pluto t.v. that's a free t.v. at channel one thirty two or as always you can track us do

including "cheerios" and "quaker oats granola bars."edient in "round-up." scientists tested 29 products... and found most of them contained higher levels of the chemical than deemed safe. ( james ) coming up... the warriors are looking for áolder fans... who can dance. ( james )( darya )( robin ) checking bay area roads before you head out the door.. major bart delays up to 20 min major bart delays up to 20 min systemwide. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. major bart delays up to 20 min systemwide. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 continuing a trend of overall comfortable weather across the bay area with temperatures again showing a range from the 60's along the coast to the 80's inland again. do expect temperatures just a bit warmer than yesterday's with skies also clearing just a bit faster than continuing a trend of overall comfortable weather across the bay area with temperatures again showing a range from the 60's along the

stemming the flow of migrants from the region on the panel leg of her tour america was received in the cheerio by president mohammad who put hari marcos tour with a round of medals tour with around a dozen german c.e.o.'s has also taken her two gonna and senegal two of africa's fastest growing economies. well for more now we're joined by d.w. funny char who is in panic what came out of that meeting between the chancellor and the nigerian president. when we asked what. the three day nations but of course they get the fact that that african nation among them doesn't that you have their eyes ready journey one can only say to the folks in light of your visit for the last three basically of these three i think we should for you nigeria and we ask you ok i'm sorry we have i don't have a clear signal to you there honey i'm afraid we're going to have to leave it there honeypots are in a butcher we hope maybe to come back to her a little later in the day. now back here in germany about a thousand far right protesters have staged another demonstration in the eastern german city of kennett's police say t

fashioned boat with levels higher than a thousand parts per billion popular children's brands like cheerios and lucky charms also found extremely high levels to put this into perspective e.w. g.'s child protective health benchmark for daily exposure of life to say and food is one hundred sixty part. per billion quaker oats contains seven hundred sixty a statement from e.w. g. says ethiopia g.'s findings raise a prospect that millions of american children are being exposed to a suspected carcinogen at a time when their bodies are rapidly developing to say was also founded o't was and other snack bars while cereal and these easy breakfast foods have all been linked to all kinds of health benefits including lowering cholesterol and decrease cardiovascular risk they fail to mention the high risk of exposure to this carcinogen glad to see now in december the e.p.a. concluded that life is a is not likely to be carcinogenic to humans but this contradicts the both the world health organization and california state scientists have linked life estate to cancer political director of organic consumers

cheerio. hello, i'm holly hamilton and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre.nho, as his side are thrashed 3—0 by tottenham in the premier league. makes a winning return to grandslam tennis, winning in the first round of the us open. and has the hill proved its worth? formula! of the us open. and has the hill proved its worth? formula 1 boss of the us open. and has the hill proved its worth? formula! boss is think so, following an ems in the belgian grand prix. —— a near miss. welcome to the programme. a resolute jose mourinho applauded manchester united fans who chose to stay until the final whistle to see their sites pick beacon 3—0 by tottenham. harry kane headed off a corner and lucas moura added to their woes with this angled drive before making it 3—0 in the final ten minutes of the game. this is the first time that united have lost two of its first three league games. some people questioning what the applause might mean that he insisted he was thanking those who stayed tied. it is difficult to win here again with this type of team, manchester united at o

again to be ignoring the actual words of the judgement the judge is saying this is nothing to do with cheerio this is something called english common law which has been here for hundreds of years it's on the same order list statute law you're right in that case we have statute law which is determined by parliamentarians and we have the english common law is saying under english common law people who are living together who appear to be presenting themselves as a married couple whether it's because a muslims or jews or sikh so he knew or whatever the case he's talking about the english common law which has been the one if you want to call that a parallel legal system that there's a statute law and a common law fair enough that's your prerogative but bringing a serial to sharia to this is literally has no sense to it whatsoever but actually you did not really answer my question i note did you believe or not you should be parallel legal systems within the united kingdom you don't answer that question the bible the substance of the point then when you suggest one from what you're saying that this

check the hash tag in sars and reform police to verify real stories or produce police brutality and cheerios actually something we did a show about so it is a real issue but keeping that in mind others are saying there is a pretty. being african-american on the continent this is from sahara reporters and news site prosper privilege and black guilt tales of an african american acts pat and this is something our community definitely relates to algal says i've been telling my african-american brothers and sisters that they are more privileged and protected as americans in africa i'm going back to my home because i could be in a better position as a u.s. educated if the o.p.'s been trying to find acceptance here so that's a little pushback on that idea i want to bring you in here what are your thoughts. so is this me now so i was it is yeah so what i want to just add to that point is you need to understand something when african americans come to south africa and into action other black south africans they're kind of exceptional eyes because of the social capital and like the soft power you know

north now you can see them over the northern part and working just into the southern parts of our cheerio as well. and nine hundred seventy eight. disappeared after boarding a plane to libya. for over thirty s. his disappearance remain in mystery. but after colonel gadhafi his downfall in two thousand and eleven new evidence came to light. al-jazeera world investigates the case of the vanished in. and out to syria. challenge your perception ethiopia's economy has grown at a faster rate than any other african country fearless journalism like that sirens were heard here is that gives an indication of just how close the fighting is groundbreaking documentary debates and discussions just six months ago we were at the brink of a halt al-jazeera shell was willing fro grahams take you on a journey around the globe. on al-jazeera. hello again here is your mind there are top stories on the. us media says prosecutors have granted immunity to allen weisel burke the longtime chief financial officer of the trump organization it is part of the inquiry into press and donald trump's former lawyer of mich

conclude that products with excessive levels of the herbicide included quaker old-fashioned oats, cheeriosaker dinosaur egg, instant oats, great value instant oats, and back to nature classic granola clusters. glyphosate was even found in a few organic products though most had non-detectible levels. the world health organization says glyphosate is a carcinogen. the state of california lists it as a chemical known to the state to cause cancer. monsanto disputes, that saying in a statement "glyphosate does not cause cancer and has more than a 40-year history of safe use." and monsanto criticized ewg's research saying even at the highest level reported an adult would have to eat 118 pounds of the food item every day for the rest of their life in order to reach the epa's limit for glyphosate residue. >> did monsanto fail to adequately warn of the potential risks? answer yes. >> reporter: but last week a jury in california ordered monsanto to pay one man $289 million in damages after he claimed the company's glyphosate weed killers caused his cancer. and ewg's favor is skeptical of the epa's gl

the person that was sleeping until 12:00 and eating a bowl of cheerios, they deserve a cut and a pieceon. >> that's her rationale. she says she is trying to make capitalism great again by making it more socialist and giving government more means of control of production in this country. i agree with her on one point. i believe capitalism and morality should go together. charles: give me an example. >> capitalism works best when the people creating the profits have a moral come pass. in that case what elizabeth warren should be doing is promoting more family formation, encouraging religious mores. but she wants her own morality, her own idea, her ethics to control. >> charles, i will tell you it is very tough. i'm from rural south carolina. it's tough for just a teacher. forget about someone work a corporate job. it's tough for a teach tore make end meet on a teacher's salary. she says we need to look at the way we make wages in this country. i don't think you will get too much pushback. people trying to put to hand together. >> your 401k is doing a lot better cloorls * antoine you just

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cheerios, lucky charms, nature valley bars and others, contained a level of herbicides. linked to cancer. 33 of 35 cases they testified, there is some level of this herbicide and this is commonly used by farmers in the pre-harvest, they apply to their crops. one of the brands tested was quaker, reported levels of the chemical are significantly below any regulatory limits, for human consumption. if this isn't just in cereals with crackers, cookies and other things. rob: how many billions of pounds of quaker oats have i even. i still here. thank you so much. this is definitely not good. jillian: warning of a major measles outbreak spreading to 2 dozen states. >> assistant professor jen cottle. we are talking about measles. >> the cdc's tracking cases, 170 reported cases, significance of that is the last two years, we have 118 cases, we have 187 and have yet to see what will come. >> what people be doing? >> the biggest thing is vaccination. and make sure they're getting vaccinated. >> the fear of autism is the reason people are backing away, is that why we are seeing this

traces of this chemical at levels some scientists consider too high for kids you give your kids cheeriose of roundup >> it's there, we're not denying it's there, it's just it's in such small doses, the government says it is okay. >> yeah. >> this is the same material that a government awarded 2$290 million to a man >> elon musk has what he thinks is a home run idea musk's boring company announced a deal to dig a tunnel to dodgers stadium from east hollywood. the traffic around the stadium is bad >> bad all the time. >> the 3.6-mile tunnel would take fansin passenger pods to the ballpark that trip would take four minutes. the proposal has the early support from the dodgers, the l.a. mayor they called the idea exciting, innovative he also proposed a tram. >> that's cool that whole area from dodgers stadium. i grew up in los angeles dodgers stadium to hollywood is the hipster zone you have silver lake we'll see how the hipsters feel about this. >> going underground >>> here's another idea. supermarket aldi is planning to add a little extra holiday cheer. >> cue the christmas music, please >

environmental working group" says it found trace amounts of glyphosate in several produces including cheerios and quaker oats granola bars. glyphosphate is the active ingredient in monsanto's roundup weed killer. scientists tested 29 products... and found most of them contained higher levels of the chemical than deemed safe. last friday, in a bench-mark case... benicia school district groundskeeper dewayne johnson was awarded 289-million-dollars in damages after a jury found that roundup was a significant cause of his terminal cancer. monsanto officals say round-up did not cause his cancer...and says it is appealing the ruling. .... (pam) a measles outbreak has hit nearly two dozen states... including california. so far, there are more than 100 -cases, but the centers for disease control expects that number to rise. kron 4's charles clifford spoke with a doctor about how people need to do to protect themselves... the center for disease control says that so far this year 107 people in 21 states have contracted measles. in california, the health department says that there have been 18 confirmed

the herbicide glyphosate has been found in cheerios, lucky charms and quaker oats according to a newarchers tested 45 products. they say all but two contained that herbicide which has been linked to cancer by the world health organization. medical experts say it's not uncommon to find trace amounts of pesticides in our foods, including organic foods. >> you have what's called drift where, um, the other farms are, like, spraying their crops with um, with glyphosate and depending on weather patterns and everything else, it could drift over into their farm and get on their foods. >> the doctor recommends feeding children a varied diet so it changes what they are exposed to. just last week, a jury in san francisco ordered monsanto to pay $289 million to a school groundskeeper who is dying of cancer. he said exposure to roundup caused his cancer. >>> a hotel in san francisco is a first of the bay area. pieces of the hilton brand hotel are being constructed off site and assembled on location. today the mayor of south san francisco and owe officials watched -- and other officials watched as

the herbicide gloss foss say the used in monsanto's roundup was found in cheerios, lucky charms and quaker tested 45 products and all but two contained the herbicide which has been linked to cancer by the world health organization. experts say it's not uncommon to find pesticides in our foods and that even organic products can contain traces of pesticides. >> you have drifthe other farms are, like, spraying their crops with, um, glyphosate and depending on weather patterns and everything else, it could actually drift over into their farm and get on their food. >> dr. lowry recommends feeding kids a varied diet so it changes what they are exposed to. just last week a san francisco jury ordered monsanto to pay $289 million to a former school groundskeeper who is dying of cancer saying the company's popular roundup weed killer caused his cancer. >>> warming it up on this bay area wednesday. the warming trend will continue through this weekend. here's a view of storm tracker 2 where we have the monsoonal moisture pulling in from the desert southwest, stretching into areas over the sierra, as w

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among the products found to have glyphosate, quaker old fashioned oats, cheerios and nature valley ganolall list on our website abc7news.com and on our abc 7. the food companies say their products are safe and recall this is the second time in recent days that glyphosate has made headlines. last week a bay area jury awarded $289 million to a school groundskeeper who claimed the product gave him lymphoma. >>> new developments this morning concerning long dmv wait times. lawmakers have just passed a bill giving the dmv up to $26 million to speed up that process. the rush to get real i.d.s is crowding field offices across the state. some people, in fact, have waited six hours for service. yesterday the assembly budget committee voted in favor of giving the dmv extra funding as long as the agency provides a monthly report on how the money is being spent. the bill barely passed. it was 15 to 10. many republican lawmakers opposed the bill saying there does need to be more oversight. >>> some uber investors want to self-off the self-driving car units. uber has invested up to $200 million per qua

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i do feel like he is the child that throws the cheerio off the table to see how quickly reo ll down and get it. watching that video montage felt like a physical assault. i don't think we're getting immune to it, unfortunately. we're getting accustomed to it. but people have to explain to their children, this is the leader of the nation. this is the man that says there's some good white supremacists when you see them with swastikas and confederate flags and beating innocent people of their own race, even, right? and we saw this in the history of this entire country. this is actually what this country is. a lot of these people were dormant and silent for eight years and now he's feeding the beast. they feel -- he's excavated what has always been here. >> not they were dormant and silent. they were just using different coded language and now it's become more okay to be out in the open with it. >> we'll come back to that in just a bit. breaking news out of washington state where investigators are trying to figure out why an airline employee stole an airport from sea-tac airport before crash

. >> yeah, we had honey nut cheerios. >> reporter: but next came perhaps the biggest and most costly jonathan could get a new hand, the cruelest kind of exchange -- azari tells jonathan there's something he can't fix. he would have to lose his leg. >> well i said, jonathan, i can't do your transplant until you've had your amputations of your legs, and you're up and moving around with your prosthetics. >> reporter: why? so he could be healthy and strong and steady on his feet, so as not to stumble and injure his new hand. so the very next day after getting married, back to the hospital for the amputation of his right leg. >> we had our honeymoon in the hospital. it was lovely. >> it was. >> reporter: there was reason to be hopeful. so many high-profile success stories. oscar pistorius breaking records on those blades, a double amputee nearly taking home the mirror ball on dancing with the stars. you'd think an optimist like jonathan would be prepared, but it seems nothing prepares you for the moment when you're staring down at an expanse of bed sheet where your leg used to be. >> it t

speaking of dividend aristocrats, we had a box of cheerios every day of our lives.uld have bought general mills. what a fantastic stock that would have been. and then the really easy ones. who the didn't want to go to disney world it's that factor and not how many people cut espn off in the end. that's what matters. the intellectual problem, the library. the library alone should make you want to own shares in the company. but the theme park, i mean, come on let's not outthink this game i don't know about you, but johnson & johnson's band-aids, babier powder, shampoo were staples in our house i knew to wipe my nose with kleenex. these aren't things that are even taught. they are embossed. they are imprinted i know that mcdonald's today may not seem like something you would necessarily want to invest in because of the quality of the food, but the ceo is committed to making the food more natural and organic over time. the whole food chain would be upended if they switched in a day. aburg worry cost a fortune so buy a name brand, something they can see and hear and touc

north now you can see them over the northern part and working just into the southern parts of our cheerio as well. they're not intrinsically linked to the slave trade where you are so i'm consistent and insurance companies there's no way to separate back and of terror from the labor on the plantation from the profits that that mobile produced. that ass in europe industrialized slavery and amassed its great wealth the resistance began to take fallen from sugar to rebellion episode two of slavery when it's on al-jazeera . good to have you with us on al jazeera and these are our top stories head to refugees living in bond of a show protesting to mark a year since a military crackdown and forced them to flee their homes and me on mine they are now moving seven hundred thousand two hundred living in camps near the border the un has described the attacks on the road as a textbook case of ethnic cleansing u.s. president says has denuclearize ation deal with north korea may not be working out he's decided to delay secretary of state powell's visit to pyongyang which had been next week china easin

non-profit "environmental working group" found trace amounts of glyphosate in several produces including cheerios and quaker oats granola bars. glyphosphate is the active ingredient in monsanto's roundup weed killer. scientists tested 29 products... and found most of them contained higher levels of the chemical than deemed safe. last friday, vallejo school district groundskeeper dewayne johnson was awarded 289-million- dollars in damages after a jury found that roundup was a significant cause in his terminal cancer. monsanto said on monday it planned to challenge the verdict on the grounds that the judge should have barred scientific evidence.scientific barred should have barred scientific evidence. (vicki) a big story tonight... we are learning more details on the f-b-i warning about a-t-m hacks. we first told you about this yesterday on the kron4 news at 5. today-- kron 4's will tran got more information about how your personal information-- and money-- could be at risk. the next time you go to the atm make sure you remember where and when you took money out.cybersecurity experts say cybergangs