coli and salmonella, sheg gel la. the american academy of pediatrics came out and said we don't have enough antibiotics to treat children already because they don't tolerate this antibiotic, that antibiotic. we need more choices, not less. if you give us a problem with drug resistance, we're not going to have as much arrows in our quiver to use. that's the problem when you get over to the human side. it's a big part of the problem. the other part which david and i discussed a few weeks ago is in hospitals we're overusing antibiotics. >> back to the animals, will the fda win on this one? >> you know, in europe -- i'll answer it indirectly. in europe it's banned. all over the world it's banned. we're one of the stragglers. the biggest problem is we have too many agencies handling this. the usda handles the research in animals, cdc handles education. >> bottom line, we go to the supermarket and pay the extra money for organic? >> yes. they are banning penicillin and tetracycline. you need to have a prescription before yo

we are very happy there could be peace. >> reporter: whatever the outcome of the meeting coli is amongky one whose have money to move to safer parts of cashmire and ones who don't are left behind. >> translator: what can we do? we are hungry and naked, what can anyone do, this is life for the poor, who looks after us? [birds] snow has fallen on cashmire and a reminder of the hardship the people face and unlike the snow there is hope here now that when peace descends on cashmire they will be here to stay and this is from india. >> reporter: and there has been conflict between pakistan and india for more than 50 years and two nations went to war in 1947 and 1965 and both times ending in a u.n.-ordered cease fire and after attempts to reach a deal the two sides agreed to a cease fire along the line of control in 2003. a year later a formal peace protest was launched. and that has not stopped both sides from violating that agreement. as we heard we will talk about the latest meeting and joined on skype and new deli we have the director general of the policy group who is doing peace buildin

coli and enterococcus and all of the major brands tested contained worrisome bacteria, as did smaller brands in packages labeled organic or no antibiotics. >> most troubling? when we looked at all of the chicken breasts we tested, about half harbored at least one bacterium that was resistant to three or more common families of antibiotics. >> reporter: rick schiller knows the damages. he wound up in the hospital with severe abdominal pain after eating chicken contaminated with salmonella. >> i thought i wasn't going to make it there for a little bit i was that sick. i was so sick i couldn't move around. i didn't want to talk. i just wanted to lay there. >> reporter: so consumer reports says when it comes to preparing chicken, you can't be too careful. >> our tests did not reveal any better choice despite stop differences among brands and types. you really want to make sure to cook your chicken until it reaches 165 degrees in the center. >> reporter: it's also important to wash your hands well after handling raw chicken and don't wash raw chicken under the faucet. that can spread bacte

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coli, with salmonella. common bacteria have this problem. then they cause human infections. the american academy of pediatrics came out saying, hey, we don't have enough antibiotics to treatment children already because children don't tolerate this, they don't tolerate that antibiotic. we need more choses, not less. if you give us a problem with drug resistance, we're not going to have enough arrows in our quiver to use. that's the problem in the human side. the other part, which david and i discusses a few weeks ago, is in hospitals we're overusing antibiotics. >> back to the animals, will the fda win on this one? >> in europe, i'll answer it indirectly, in europe, it's banned. all over the world, it's banned. we're one of the stragglers. i think eventually the fda will win, but we have too many agencies handling this. the usda is handling research, the cdc handles education -- >> you're saying going to the supermarket, pay the extra money for organic. >> they're banning penicillin and tetracycline, and you need to get a prescription. a long way to go, but a great start. >>

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coli bacteria. they were washed with regular soap and anti-bacterial soap. bacteria. the regular soap, 75%, as well. no immediate difference. but the fda is concerned -- could anti-bacterial soaps contribute to antibiotic resistance? to make the trade group representing anti-bacterial soaps says they are perplexed the fda would suggest there is no evidence that anti-bacterial soaps are beneficial. adding consumers should have access to the products. this is a really big move by the fda, and it may mean the beginning of the end for these products because it will be hard to show they are better than good old soap and water to keep us healthy. remember, wash for a full 20 seconds, get the front and back, and rinse well. dr. richard besser, abc news, washington. >> interesting, right? >> so the doc is saying plain old soap will do? >> yes. >> what kind of world are we living in -- >> right. and it might actually cause resistance to antibiotics and may scramble hormones in children. >> that is scary because a lot of parents, you are out and don't have time to sto

coli, you are going to get sick from it and it is easy to prove.od that contains that bacteria is going to make you sick. with genetically modified foods, if there is a problem, it is difficult to demonstrate. you do not know which foods they are in. it is difficult to do epidemiology if you ask people what they have been eating. they have no idea if they have been eating genetically modified foods because they have no label. topicshat is one of the we will take up when it comes to labeling. other topics as well. , formrepublicans. democrats -- for republicans. four , for democrats and 202-585-3882 for independents. you use a lot of cartoons. why is that? guest: quite a number of them deal with genetically modified o's are souse gm satirable. host: does the fda regulate genetically modified foods? guest: yes it does in conjunction with the environmental protection agency. in 1984, the fda made its decision to approve the production of genetically modified foods. was noted that it necessary to label genetically modified foods, but you were not going

and coli is one of those people hoping things will change as a result of the two sides meeting. >> translatoreryone here is happy that they might be able to go back home and very happy there could be peace. >> reporter: what ever the outcome of the meeting he is among the lucky ones with money to move to safer parts of cashmir, the ones who don't are left behind. >> translator: what can we do, if we are not in the homes hungry and naked what can anyone do? this is life for the poor. who looks after us? >> reporter: snow has fallen on cashmir and with it a reminder of the hardship the people face and unlike the snow there is hope here now that whenever peace descends on cashmir it will be here to stay and i'm in india. >> reporter: since the late 1980s more than 70,000 people have been killed in the cashmir region. back in the united states a california family is fighting to keep their teenage daughter alive. the 13-year-old girl went in for a routine tonsillectomy and was left brain dead. her family went to court monday to prevent the hospital from taking her off life support. a judge ordered

coli, terracoccus. it doesn't mean you'll get sick everyone time. people own a meat thermometer and yet the majority of people think they cook their chicken thoroughly. >> the name of the report "the high cost of cheap chicken." are you saying this is to save money that there's more bacteria and people are getting more sick because of it? >> there's more bacteria and more antibiotic resistance. this is the more than concerning result half resist at to three or more antibiotic classes. routinely at low levels they are given to help the animal. >> you like the move the fda announced they'd like to take more of the antibiotics out of livestock? >> it's a good move and step forward. it needs more teeth and length to it but it is i have very good step. >> people are shaking their head wait if so much of it has bacteria and we're not all sick it's not a big deal, this is one of those false statistics that's supposed to scare us. >> 48 million people get food borne illness every year, the cdc estimate, about 3,000 people die every year from food borne illn

coli, the montes family was stuck with a $17,000 hospital bill. thanks to the help of a navigator, they were able to get insurance through the affordable care act, which is a success for this nation and with that i yield back, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from colorado yields back. for what purpose does the gentlelady from hawaii seek recognition? the gentlelady from hawaii is recognized for one minute. ms. hanabusa: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, december 13 is nine days away. this is part of that agreement when the c.r. was agreed to and the debt ceiling suspended. the budget is the statement of the house and senate's values and priorities, and what has been agreed to by december 13. one of the things we must say, mr. speaker, at the very minimum is sequestration has to go. the c.b.o. says it will cost up to 1.6 million jobs if it's alound to stand. conversely, it -- allowed to stand. conversely, it will add 900,000 new jobs if it is gotten rid of. what sequestration has done is affected programs like head start, sna

the ability to provide care is going to be more coly; right? >> when people get sick they have more health care costs. what happens under the fracted now is we're creating a single risk pool so any particular insurers all of their employees -- all of their small business -- insurers are one risk pool. we have made the small group market look more like a large group market. the large group market health insurance has been less costly and has been more stable than the small group market. we create a larger risk pool to spread the risk. i see my sometime up. thank you. >> he has 93 loy employees. has 2014 is 655,000. they all increase 19.1%. and the new taxes generated from obamacare was additional 44, 41. he is -- we don't want to be bankrupted by catastrophic. >> -- insurance for dental or vision sexual abuse never needed it. can you lead me to one? >> that doesn't have -- the coverages i want to plain barebones medical pair process. what they need for the employees. where can they buy ones that doesn't cover introduction, mental health, those -