in diabetes there's a condition that precedes diabetes called ins lins resistance in which fat basically causes changes in the way that insulin operates in the body. what avandia does is correction the defects that this fat has and the way i works in the body. >> ifill: did the f.d.a. panel make the right recommendations? >> you know, time will tell about this. but actually i agree with the recommendation of the panel because they said this drug should either be taken off the market or if left on the majority said it should have such severe restrictions that only certain doctors should be able to prescribe it or if patients take it they should get special education about the medication, or doctors who prescribe it should have special education about the medication. i think the bottom line here is that if you're going to leave it on the market, every patient is taking this medication should understand that the f.d.a. believes that there's increased risk associated with it, that there's evidence of increased risk of heart attack associated with it, and that the american diabetes associatio

. >> also tonight, government health experts recommend keeping the popular diabetes drug avandia on the market despite continuing safety concerns. and the n.a.a.c.p. accuses the tea party movement of tolerating bigotry. captioning sponsored by cbs from cbs news world headquarters in new york, this is the "cbs evening news" with katie couric. >> couric: good evening, everyone, we here in new orleans just back from the gulf of mexico where b.p. is about to take a big step in trying to get control of the oil leak. it will test the new containment cap it installed on the well those see if it can handle the pressure of the oil pushing into it. that test had been delayed today out of what the government called "an abundunce of caution." the concern was that putting more pressure on the already damaged wellbore could do more harm than good and could even create more leaks. but late today, b.p. got the go- ahead for the test to begin. meanwhile, the siphoning operation continues above the well and we went out there today for a first-hand look. i headed out to the disaster site with the governme

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-- diabetes. it is very important to limit the amount of weight put on during pregnancy. this protects the mother and child. >> k hammond fell into the high- risk category, saying that the boy she was given health and she was able to enjoy the first weeks of motherhood. >> the latest headlines for you on bbc world news, a national day of mourning in pakistan when an airplane crash near the capital. a judge in u.s. has blocked key parts of the tough new arizona immigration law just hours before was the big effect. beyond arizona there will be relieved as the state's immigration bill flounders, not least of which in mexico where it had been condemned by the government. many families and towns in mexico rely heavily on money sent back by family members in the u.s.. tensions had been running high in central mexico. >> this town seems bound to become a ghost town. 60% of the regional population have migrated from this rural community to the united states, mainly to arizona. most of them are there illeg

effective for alcohol and drug problems as it is for other chronic illnesses like hypertension or diabetes. but that understanding isn't as widespread as it needs to be. it's getting better, and it's getting better in part because of the kinds of initiatives that partners for recovery, you know, things that the federal government has done. what does it do the local community? how does it work with states? how does it bring people together? well, the partners for recovery program has done a great job of both identifying people in various states and communities who know about these issues, who are key on these issues, and letting the key stakeholders have the tools that they need, whether it's through trainings or information or a web site or other kinds of mechanisms to give them the tools they need to be effective at their local and state level. paul has reminded me of one initiative that took place which samhsa helped support, which were town halls that were held across the country. there are about 1,300 town halls that were held focusing on underage drinking and prevention of underage dr

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it's a chronic disease like diabetes, requires daily management like diabetes. >> larry: they can go but they -- as long as they, just like a diabetic taking their insulin, practice their sobriety, it works. >> larry: this is an epidemic, is it not? >> it is. >> what can the law do? >> the law has to serve a number of functions, larry. the truth of the matter is that the law is intended to rehabilitate, but also intended to punish. these are the circumstances where the law, and i think this judge, has made an effort to rehabilitate lindsay, and she's also intending to punish. naeds to that, the law is also designed, larry, to send a message and that's clearly what's happening in this case. anybody watching has to look at this and say i don't want to get out of line. if i do, and if i do the kinds of things that lindsay lohan did, it doesn't matter who i am. the fact, i could be facing a very substantial jail sentence that could be very, very difficult. >> larry: we'll take a break and come back with some remaining moments with howard bradman, dr. drew pisky and welcome to the world o

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only have so much money to spend on obesity related health care costs such as heart disease and diabetes it's a whole lot cheaper to prevent medical problems than to cure them well what do we also have a government however that allows corporations to perhaps genetically modified foods to put a lot of chemicals in foods that we know are not good for people and yet they choose not to regulate that and that in essence we have a population that's eating food that the government knows is bad for them i mean it's this vicious circle here where i would actually take it a step farther back and i would say that we have a government that has given tremendous subsidies to farm industries that message that maybe necessarily should not be receiving the corn syrup industry the sugar beet industry these people are getting more money than they should and they're good and accordingly that money is going towards loading up food with unhealthy components so i would i would prefer to see those subsidies on the table so that small farms are not disadvantaged relative to corporations like that so that. food f

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. >> the bus driver has diabetes who can't see at night. he's now forced to work nights. >> reporter: but ac transit spokesman says the union is being disingenuous at best. >> different people are phoning in sick at different days yet the number remains around 200 or above. they are not being honest with the public. >> reporter: singer denies allegations that drivers are being placed untrained on unfamiliar or unsafe routes. >> what's really at issue here is the union is unhappy with the contract that was imposed upon them. it freezes their wages in place and asks them to contribute to their healthcare payments. >> reporter: ac transit faces a $56 million deficit. at ept end of the month, the judge will rule on the -- at the end of the month, the judge will rule on the contract. the agency says if the judge throws the contract out, it will lose more than $50 million and jobs will be cut. ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> oakland police released the surveillance video investigators say shows two people they believe shot and killed a vi

. >> having a bus operator with diabetes who cannot see at night and is forced to work nights. >> acransit spokesman says the union is being disingenuous at best and the union is fighting back against the contract imposed on them by ac transit p. he says the drivers are not being placed on trained on unfamiliar or unsafe for roads. >> this is a ruling sick out because different people on different days but that about 2 >> it is unclear how long this dispute will go one and they want ac transit to roll back the changes and return to the bargaining table and the issue will go before a judge at the end of the mind. in oakland, ken pritchett. it paid to. >>> an extension to the south they may be one step closer to the reality. the house to present its appropriations committee has approved a bill that will provide $2 million to the valley transit authority. bart is asking for $900 million in federal grant money to pay for that extension of. >>> santa clara base supply materials will cut as many as 500 jobs in a move to restructure its solar panel business. they say the cuts are part of a

previous research shows high blood pressure, diabetes can impair function to the brain and these conditions often go along with being overweight. when these kps are not present excess weight is tied to reduced memory showing that weight is a significant factor for memory loss. >>> new research shows a link between stress and too many e-mails. and 50 seems to be the magic number. a survey by harris interactive shows that 50 messages is where we feel overloaded. the effect the even more pronounced for smartphone users with more than a third saying they feel overwhelmed if more than 50 e-mails are waiting for them. small business employees have the lowest threshold, 94% want to go home with a headache if they have to answer m 5 e-mails. >>> and coming back with the cheese burger that puts all the others to shame. >>> a fast-food chain is testing a cheeseburger foot long. carl's junior was testing it but when a fast food blogger got ahold of this. nutrition experts are appalled. they're worried they will get outdone. >>> "the nightly news" is up next.

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he had suffered with diabetes during his adult life and had a leg amputated in the last few years. sensational nfl career. remembered fondly by his teammate willy brown. >> easy going guy, he talked to anybody on the street. but once he got on the field, he was all business. don't talk to him. you don't run inside, particularly on the corner. >> one of the toughest guys ever on a football field but one of the nicest off it. jack tatum certainly will be missed. >>> the oakland raiders are not in action. the a's are, down in texas and a chance to make a little head way in the western division of the american league. vladi guerrero what a season he's been having. michael young in with a slide safely and so far that's the only run of the game. the a's are trailing 1-0 in the third. the giants take the field against the marlins. that's the sporting life. of course we'll have highlights of the giants game, later tonight. back to you. >>> coming up on channel 36, an investigation is under way as to how a boy died at a public swimming pool yesterday. investigators say the swimming pool was

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i've learned never was diabetes who can't drive at night to because he can't see. ac transit has put him on a night to run. >> the drivers alisha said all the routes including the allegations who riders are unable to see at night because they don't have good night vision are purely and simply false and propagandists. >> ac transit said the union is hurting riders were experiencing 30 to 45 minute delays on some routes. the union said its the transit agency's fault any need to put the old schedule back in place. we decide to say how long this could go on. >> officials beginning construction on the first of four tunnels for the park project appeared transportation reporter mark jones is live clusters to see the total >> this was under $60 million per the project was about 10 percent of the toll budget for the new presidio parkway. it's happening within the of the national cemetery in had administration approvals of the cemetery will be disturbed. the about the title by digging a deep trench the build the roadway and covered back up. though rebuilding to boulevard on

some of our members are called in sick off because have one member that has diabetes who can't drive at night because he can't see. ac transit has put him on the night wind. >> all the drivers know the ships of all the reps. everything said by the union today including the allegations of drivers who are unable to see at night because they don't have good night fish and are purely and simply false and propagandist. >> ac transit said the union is hurting riders were experience 35 to 45 minutes delays on some routes. the union said its the transit agency's fault and they need to put the old schedule back in place. neither side can say how long they think this might golan. christine conley kron 4 news. >> >> >> san francisco board of supervisors approving a city budget that would close the city's $483 billion budget deficit they agreed tend to want on the budget after lengthy negotiations with mayor gavin newsom to some. there will vote a second time on the budget next week then it's up to the mayor to either sign it or veto it >> live look good side over downtown san francisco overcast

brian conrad lost fat and gained control of his diabetes. >> feels like it maximizes the intensity of the workout. i have three little kids at home and don't have a lot of extra time. >> reporter: a tough workout for a week. >> no more workout until next week. thank god. >> you can get the same effect by taking twice as long to lower a weight as you did to lift it. >>> in san francisco, tens of thousands of people took to the streets today for the 32nd annual marathon. about 24,000 runners overall. the man who had the fastest time not only broke the course record but he says it was his first marathon. the 25-year-old stanford grad student says he's been running 11 years but didn't know what to expect running a 26 mile race and that's why keith bechtol set a pace comfortably hard. turns out it was the fastest anyone has run the san francisco course in its 32 year history. is that possible to go out the very first time? >> i was thinking the same thing. >> i want to make sure he started that race. >> congratulations. >> absolutely. what a day for it. it's cold, a lot of fog in the morni

more fruits and vegetables can be hard. [ mom #2 ] finding out that one of your kids had type 2 diabetesat'd be a lot harder. saying no to my kids when they want afternoon sweets is hard. [ dad ] watching your child struggle with obesity would be a lot harder. [ mom #1 ] realizing it was time for a change... now that wasn't very hard at all. [ female announcer ] be a champion for your children. be a champion for change. for budget saving tips to keep your family healthy, visit us online. >> there it is. video is shaky shot by yours truly but it is what the program is. this is when you are back in mexico city giving scholarships to the kids there before or after the 1985 earthquake. >> initially we gave a total of $1,200 to four students in mexico city. now we average between $40,000 and $50,000 here in santa clara county. it has grown considerably from that first event in mexico. we now have given away more than $500,000 mostly in this county. most of our recipients are in this county. we name our scholarships after people that have made a tremendous difference in our lives. she will be

more fruits and vegetables can be hard. [ mom #2 ] finding out that one of your kids had type 2 diabetesthat'd be a lot harder. saying no to my kids when they want afternoon sweets is hard. [ dad ] watching your child struggle with obesity would be a lot harder. [ mom #1 ] realizing it was time for a change... now that wasn't very hard at all. [ female announcer ] be a champion for your children. be a champion for change. for budget saving tips to keep your family healthy, visit us online. >>> rain showerence summers is a key member othe obama administration's economic team and one othe important voices that the president listens when it comes to the economy and shape policy. i talked to him about chairman bernanke and the newly passed financial reform bill. >> the moat important wall street reform legislation in 75 years. it will substantially reduce the probability of another financial crisis. it will eliminate the prospect of large-scale federal bailouts of the kind we were forced into a year ago, and it will change the financial life of every american household by forcing the right k

, falling after suspending experiments with a drug to treat back pain and nerve damage caused by diabetes. the f.d.a. asked for the suspension. the drug will still be tested for treating cancer pain. more evidence of the strength of the consumer in the past quarter, from soft drinks and snacks to motorcycles. pepsi earnings beat the street by a penny, helped by its purchase of its two biggest bottlers. harley-davidson's results blasted through predictions, with its financial services unit returning to profits. this is a one month high for shares. fellow motorcycle maker polaris, which also makes snowmobiles, also had a much stronger than expected quarter with higher sales and margins. and that's tonight's market focus. >> tom: tonight, we continue our new segment with thestreet.com, looking at investment ideas ranging from mutual funds and e.t.f.'s to small-cap and under- the-radar stocks. we call it "word on the street." and tonight's word is gold. it dates back millennia, but is it an investment for the ages? joining us now from the nasdaq, alix steel. she's a reporter at thestreet.com.

she was working full time, raising three kids and caring for a husband who is blind and diabetic.one day, $150 was taken from her bank account, and the account is frozen. it's all by court order from, of all places, the city of fremont. she called to find out why. >> she said when you got out of jail, you stopped paying. it was like someone just pulled the rug out from under me. i lost it. i was like, i was arrested? and i screamed it out while i was at work?eporter: maria had >> reporter: maria had never been arrested, yet now there was a bench warrant out for her. but she frantically tried to find out why she had no access to her money, no food, no gas, no insulin for her husband. she told her children to borrow money for lunch. >> i couldn't even look at them. i couldn't even look at them when i told them i didn't have money. >> reporter: her husband says she is sugar level shot dangerously high without insulin. >> it happened to be at that time that i ran out of my mfingers started tingling. will i wake up in the morning and be in the hospital? >> reporter: it took weeks to fi