meanwhile, the government is working with the makers of epipen to resolve the issue.t allergist at the royal brompton hospital and imperial college london and hejoins us now. firstly, this shortage. this is not something new, it has been going on for a time. it has been going on for many months, that's right. do we know why this has happened? i'm not sure, you have to consult with manufacturers. there are production problems that is affecting the manufacture of epipens and a knock—on effects to other manufacturers of adrenaline devices as well, because there is a shortage now because of the lack of epipens. from that could we conclude that the amount of allergens or allergies that people are developing our increasing? is that a fair conclusion to draw? there is an increasing demand for epipens, there is no question, there is an increase in allergies, this has been for the last 20 years. and a fourfold increase in admissions to hospital for anaphylaxis, for example, many of which are due to food allergies, including peanuts. that might be pa rt including peanuts. that

are you having to ration epipens? it is a struggle to source epipens?pipen is running out. we are advising you to let your gp now if you are running out as soon as possible. we have worried parents, worried sufferers, like we have heard today. the health care community is doing its best, ringing round to try to make sure we know who has stocks of what. there are alternatives available and pharmacists are ensuring that patients are aware of how to use those devices. the shelf life you have referred to as somebody has a epipen that is due to expire, once it has expired nobody should use that? at the moment the guidance is that as with any medicines you should not be using an epipen if it has expired. in america they are talking about expiry date as to when patients or whether they can continue to use them but at the moment the guidance is clear, you need an epipen that is in date. you are on the health select committee. can you help? i am a conservative mp but i am not on their health select committee. i apologise. i do but i am not on their health select

she was given both her epipen injections, adrenaline injections, into her right epipens and the coroneretter if one of them had gone into her left thigh. there was also an epipen on board the plane that wasn't used. fergus walsh, thank you very much. republicans in the us are pushing for the first vote about president trump's nominee for the supreme court, brett kavanaugh, to be held later today. during dramatic hearings yesterday that gripped america, senators on thejustice committee heard testimony from judge kavanuagh, and christine blasey ford, a university professor who says he sexually assaulted her when they were teenagers. he denies the allegation. 0ur washington correspondent chris buckler reports. nothing but the truth, so help you god? i do. at times, this committee hearing felt more like a court, with senators left to judge the testimony of a supreme court nominee against a woman who has accused him of an horrific attack when they were both teenagers. i believed he was going to rape me. i tried to yell for help. when i did, brett put his hand over my mouth to stop me from ye

. use the epipen. wasp stings which is not great. stings which is not great. be carrying an epipen or as severe allergies. allergies. tell us exactly how the epipen works. epipen works. we can't be certain, there appears to be a growth in the disease. to be a growth in the disease. adrenaline into the muscle of using the appropriate way or ultimately. the appropriate way or ultimately. that affects the throat where it could be life—threatening. that affects the throat where it could be life-threatening. could be life-threatening. raised as part of the coroner inquiry, through those two things. inquiry, through those two things. its best work contains the most useful substance inside. useful substance inside. device remains viable beyond that date. date. effective with it they should consider using it. consider using it. and on the length of the needle? of the needle? possible to demonstrate that the injection has been... injection has been... carrying an epipen that has gone beyond the expiry date? bey

meanwhile, the government is working with the makers of epipen to resolve the issue. at the ryder cup in paris. after this morning's four balls — where europe won 3 out of the 4 matches taking place — europe now hold an 8 points to 4 lead over the united states. our sports reporter, john watson, is there. any further developments? it's very tight. there are four matches in place this afternoon. the foursomes see each member of the team taking alternate shots with a single ball. it is 2-2. it alternate shots with a single ball. it is 2—2. it could change the complexion of the european lead somewhat. it would look good if they could go in later with the potential 10-6 could go in later with the potential 10—6 lead. as things stand at the moment, justin rose is playing alongside henrik stenson up against dustinjohnson alongside henrik stenson up against dustin johnson and brooks alongside henrik stenson up against dustinjohnson and brooks koepka. they are one up in that match with around two or three holes left to play. and of course if the united states can pick up an e

meanwhile, the government is working with the makers of epipen to resolve the issue.stors in favour of catalonian independence have clashed with police. monday marks the one year anniversary since the banned referendum in catalonia, which led to a police crackdown and a political crisis. the demonstrators marched next to the spanish police headquarters where they pelted police with powder paint. the human rights lawyer, amal clooney, is calling on the authorities in myanmar to pardon and release two reuters journalists, who've been imprisoned there. wah lone and jaw soh 0o were sentenced to seven years hard labour earlier this month for violating the official secrets act. they were investigating the killing of rohingya muslims by security forces. amal clooney, who's representing the two men told our chief international correspondent, lyce doucet that they were "set up". this case to journalists, wah lone and jaw soh 0o, is widely seen as a test of democratic freedoms in me and my. it's travis the ofjustice. it isa and my. it's travis the ofjustice. it is a manifest in

meanwhile, the government is working with the makers of epipen to resolve the issue. number allergies that can result in anaphylactic shock — and shejoins me now via webcam from north london. take us through your situation.|j take us through your situation. i am almost 15 weeks pregnant currently, andi almost 15 weeks pregnant currently, and i have been looking for a device of some sort in the last three months. i was originally given a prescription for emma rate which is the first one that they prescribed. i went to multiple pharmacies, and i was told there was no start and i needed to get a discussion for a epipen. i got a prescription, went and got the same story, i tried the nha ‘s application which is called echo, supposedly delivering prescriptions to your door, thinking they would have more options. —— nhs. i waited they would have more options. —— nhs. iwaited nine they would have more options. —— nhs. i waited nine days before i was told that my order would be dispatched and then three days later was told that my order had been cancelled because they could no

there is a shortage of epipens.ia edlin opera has highlighted issues facing people with severe allergic reactions. and epipen was not enough to save her. but many rely on them for emergency treatment. michelle henry uses them to protect her nine—year—old son, who lives with multiple allergies. now a shortage of epipens, the uk's biggest brands, means desperate pa rents biggest brands, means desperate parents have been looking for alternatives. it's not good enough and whenever the problem is the onus is on the parent, not a doctor, not the pharmacist, not the supplier, to deal with the problem. your child you know the danger that your child has and the onus is very much on newt actually physically go round the houses until you get a solution. the department for health and social ca re the department for health and social care is warning that stocks of the adrenaline injectorfor care is warning that stocks of the adrenaline injector for children have run out and that epipens for children and adults will remain in sho

meanwhile, the government is working with the makers of epipen to resolve the issue.rump has accepted a demand from us senators for an fbi investigation into sexual misconduct allegations against his supreme court nominee, brett kavanaugh. it follows his appearance before a senate committee on thursday, when he strenuously denied attacking a woman when they were at high school together in the 1980s. chris buckler reports. look at me when i'm talking to you! you're telling me that my assault doesn't matter! this moment when a senator came face—to—face with victims campaigners may have changed the course of brett kavanaugh's confirmation hearings. ..that you'll let people like that go into the highest court of the land... jeff flake was the key republican vote on the judiciary committee and up to this point, he appeared to support judge kavanaugh's nomination, despite the allegations of sexual assault. do you think that brett kavanaugh is telling the truth? when the committee reconvened, he was absent from his chair, involved in meetings with democrats. when he returned

meanwhile, the government is working with the makers of epipen to resolve the issue.en killed in a car crash in oman. the incident took place on the south coast of salalah —— close to the border with yemen. a british man was also injured in the crash and is believed to be in hospital in a stable condition. the identity of the victims is not yet known. a man has died after a collision in burnley in which the police were following the car he was travelling in. prior to the collision — which took place on colne road — shortly before 1—30 this morning, the vehicle had been requested to stop by the police and was being followed. the car then collided with a lampost, killing the front seat passenger — a 23—year—old man from burnley. the other two men — who were in the car — are being treated for their injuries in hospital. the incident has been referred to the independent 0ffice for police conduct — who are conducting an independent investigation. in barcelonia, protestors in favour of catalonian independence have clashed with police. monday marks the one—year anniversary s

meanwhile, the government is working with the makers of epipen to resolve the issue.pardon and release two reuters journalists, who've been imprisoned there. wah lone and jaw soh 0o were sentenced to seven years hard labour earlier this month for violating the official secrets act. they were investigating the killing of rohingya muslims by security forces. amal clooney, who's representing the two men told our chief international correspondent, lyce doucet that they were ‘set up'. this case of two reuters journalists is widely seen as a test of democratic freedoms in myanmar. a travesty of justice also. it is a manifest injustice. they were the victims of a setup, they had documents planted on them, and police were lying in wait to arrest them and the whole trial was a charade. what really happened is that they were investigating and reporting on a massacre of rohingya muslim men, the officials found out about it and wanted to silence them. so they have arrested them on this false pretext and subjected them to a show trial. aung—san suu kyi said this trial has nothing

if he doesn't have an epipen, it would just be horrible.t took the fda, not just yours but past fda so long watching this happen, watching them have a monopoly and flout utilizing that monopoly their benefit. >> there been some scientific it optical to getting copies improving the copy drug is the same as the branded drug when it comes to these hard to formulate drugs. there are certain other drugs within this category. we have now been able to cross those hurdles and there's new policy development to layout to generic companies how they can essentially copy these drugs. that has created more opportunity. with epipen, there's a product competition issue, you needed a competitor on the market. there was also a pricing issue in the department and the secretary doing a lot to address drug pricing to make that more competitive. i'm working on product competition, getting more products into the market. he's been working to try to change how drugs get priced in the market to make that more competitive as well. >> we don't know the pricing yet. th

not a good time for this epipen shortage. who offer an epipen alternative. walgreens will have an alternative to the epipen, first time it will be available in retail pharmacies. you can only get it through the mail so this will help parents scrambling to find their kids medication as they head back to school. jillian: 26 after the hour. invoking the 25th amendment. >> if senior administration official think the president of the united states is not able to do his job they should invoke the 25th amendment. jillian: how elizabeth warren thinks the op-ed is grounds for impeachment. rob: a new ad campaign featuring colin kaepernick, was this a bad business decision? a branding expert to weigh in next. my mom washes the dishes... ...before she puts them in the dishwasher. so what does the dishwasher do? new cascade platinum does the work for you, prewashing and removing stuck-on foods, the first time. wow, that's clean! new cascade platinum. you could start your search at the all-new carfax.com that might help. show me the carfax

he's going to be sending one to medical regulators about epipens and specifically the length of epipensout what happened in terms of the tasha's treatment when she became ill on a flight to france. and he is also going to be writing to buckle goes about the labelling —— writing to michael gove about the labelling and allergen information. this all coming about asa information. this all coming about as a result of this inquest into the death of 15—year—old natasha ednan—laperouse. two years ago when she collapsed on a ba flight to nice injuly 2016 she collapsed on a ba flight to nice in july 2016 after suffering that fatal reaction to a pret sandwich. she'd be under way to a short break in france with herfather and best friend when she bought the baguette as they passed through terminal five at heathrow airport and then became ill on the flight. at the inquest at the court has been hearing from the british airways crew on the flight, the coroner has said that the on—board defibrillator was not used during the flight as it was not used during the flight as it was situated at the back of t

despite her father administering two epipen injections, natasha died within hours.n is outside west london coroner's court. what is the latest? natasha's father has been giving evidence, a statement has been read on his behalf which describe how his daughter had suffered a number of allergies in june six daughter had suffered a number of allergies injune six months allergic to a number of foods that the family had taken great steps to avoid, planned their diet and checked every bit of food they bought very carefully for the ingredients to make sure it was safe for natasha. the statement described how on the day they were flying away on holiday to nice, natasha ednan—laperooze had bought a ba g u ette ednan—laperooze had bought a baguette at the airport, she ate it and said she felt and it it genius in her throat, she had taken a regular medicine that she used to suppress those symptoms, she said she felt fine so she got on the plane, about 20 minutes into the flight, plane, about 20 minutes into the flight, her father plane, about 20 minutes into the flight, herfathe

the epipen contains and the length of the device needle. to be a watershed moment, that her death will lead to changes which will save many other lives. sarah campbell, bbc news. 0ur medical correspondent, fergus walsh, joins me. natasha's father said he wants this tragic case to mark a watershed — at a time when more and more children are being diagnosed with allergies. there's been a sixfold increase in hospital admissions for anaphylaxis injust 20 years. hospital admissions for anaphylaxis in just 20 years. this hospital admissions for anaphylaxis injust 20 years. this is hospital admissions for anaphylaxis in just 20 years. this is a catastrophic immune response, it can cause narrowing of the airway, loss of consciousness and cardiac arrest and every year, 20 people in the uk die asa and every year, 20 people in the uk die as a result. three and 100 children now carry these adrenaline injectors, or epipens with them. natasha hunt two. it had the standard needle length of 16 millimetres but the coroner said this may be inadequate. the br

or want to do. >> they got my homework and an ipod i used to communicate when i had wi-fi and my epipens because i'm allergic to bees. >> reporter: this area is known as bicycle boulevard. few cars travel down it. >> it's blocked off every couple blocks. you can't drive down it. you have to be there on purpose and so it's always been like this is the safest place you can go, sweetie, you know. >> i would say that this is like a fairly safe area, but also you always have to be vigilant. >> reporter: the silver lining in all of this according to the family is that when the community heard about what had happened, they wanted to help. they stepped in. they actually donated school supplies, a backpack, even a new bike, liz, and that bike is expected to arrive at her home any day. >> juliette, did cassiopeia always ride her bike to school in the past and is she going to do that again with this new bike? >> reporter: this is the first time that she went to public school. she was home schooled, but she rode her bike around the neighborhood all the time. so she says that she plans to get back on

that's because a new competitor to epipen injectors are coming to the market. the epipen can make a difference between life and death for someone with a severe case of allergic reaction. walgreens and drug companies caleo just announced a partnership to sell an injector device called quavq. it's similar to the hard-to-get epipen in may. >> what i hear from my sources, this shortage that we have currently should be fixed quite quickly. >> and for people with the right health coverage, the new device may be available at no cost. >>> your next trip to some restaurants may be a little less expensive. tariffs imposed on u.s. exports driving food costs down across the country. cnbc reports the tariffs are causing a pile-up in supplies of items like cord. it's becoming more expensive to ship overseas because overseas buyers don't want to pay the tariffs. it's driving down prices in unamas here in the bay area. >> the fact we are seeing a decrease in costs, there's nothing but positive for us and i hope it continues. >> in the meantime farmers are losing money because

she died hours later, despite her father administering two epipen injections.t the ingredient wasn't listed on the packaging. and, seperately, allergy sufferers who keep an epipen in case of emergency are warned that they are in short supply. the jabs are used to prevent people who suffer severe allergies going into anaphylactic shock, but supplies of the medication are affected due to manufacturing issues in the us. child versions of the injectors are currently said to be even more scarce. londoners are being urged not to succumb to fast fashion, and instead recycle their clothes more, as well as wear the ones that lie unworn in the wardrobes. the fashion recycling charity traid has found a quarter of londoners throw clothes in the bin rather than recycle them or donate them. a similar number buy new clothes every month. london already has the worst recycling record in the country, but the charity believes our fashion carbon footprint can be massively reduced. let's have a look at the travel situation now. there is a good service on the tubes this morning. tra

the epipen contains and the length of the device needle.shed moment, that her death will lead to changes which will save many other lives. sarah campbell, bbc news. let's get some more now on our main story. peasant on trump has ordered an fbi investigation into sexual misconduct allegations against tees nominee for the us supreme court, brett kavanaugh. —— president trump. chris buckler is in washington. this has been an extraordinary case, and a series of further twists and turns this evening, without committee first saying that the nomination should go ahead, but now it appears that there is going to be a further el that there is going to be a further ei investigation? that there is going to be a further el investigation? yeah, so, essentially, in order to keep all the voters on board, special —— specifically republican senator jeff fla ke, specifically republican senator jeff flake, who at the last moment seem to have concerns and doubts, not least after that confrontation he had with a number of protesters as he tried to make his way i

that's because a new competitor to epipen injectors are coming to the market.n can make a difference between life and death for someone with a severe allergic reaction. walgreens and drug company callio just announced a partnership to sell a device called aqive. it's similar to getting the epipen. >> what i hear from my sources, this shortage that we have currently should be fixed quite quickly. >> and for people with the right health insurance coverage, that new device may be available at no cost. [ bell ringing ] >> the dow rises more than 100 points as apple leads tech shares higher. analysts expect higher earnings for the tech giant. and we expect some announcements from apple. we'll cover that extensively. that's coming tomorrow on "today in the bay." dow jones industrial average up about 133 points right now. >>> starving students, not to meanings eaters on a budget may be a little disappointed to hear this. the $5 foot long -- remember that? may soon be removed from the menu at subway restaurants. the ceo of the chain tells "usa today" that starting this

the epipen contains and the length of the device needle. moment, that her death will lead to changes which will save many other lives. sarah campbell, bbc news. in his first interview since resigning as foreign secretary, borisjohnson has repeatedly refused to rule out challenging the prime ministerfor the leadership of the conservative party. he demanded that theresa may ditch her current brexit plan and said he would fight for his alternative vision. a government source said mrjohnson‘s plan offers no answers. laura kuenssberg reports. he's out of government, but still wants to get his way. the problem with chequers is that it doesn't take back control, it relinquishes control, it forfeits control. why do you think the super canada deal, as you describe it, is doable, even if it's desirable? it's what all great countries want to do with the eu. they want to have a big free—trade deal. we were on the right path, and then, as you know, we had the election, the irish issue gained in salience, i think, perhaps not quite deservedly, and we've

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the epipen contains and the length of the device needle. watershed moment, that her death will lead to changes which will save many other lives. sarah campbell, bbc news. well let's speak to emma amoscato now who is the mother of two children with allergies. emma runs a blog about life as a food allergy family called "free from farmhouse" and also set up a travel information site with other bloggers to help people with allergies travel more safely and confidently. thank you very much indeed for joining us this evening. you heard there in that report that the family of latos ha a re there in that report that the family of latosha are hoping that this will bea of latosha are hoping that this will be a watershed moment —— that tosha. what would you like to see changed asa what would you like to see changed as a result of this case? —— that the labelling laws need to be more consistent and more clear. as we heard, natasha check the package and did everything she was supposed to do, but like most people, she did not know that pre—packaged foods

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p.s., the epipen in 2007 was $100. so you know, we're starting with this crazy hih price point some what will it take? i can tell you what other countries have found is that it takes some sort of price setting, some kind of national price negotiatio >> woodruff: government action. >> yeah, basically large-scale government action. i mean, maybe when amazon and jpmorgan chase and berkshire hathaway get together, they'll have that kind of clout, but, you know, whether the market and these market manipulations can do it, i think secretary azar today said you need to give it i mean, my feeling is, yes, maybe some of them would work overime, but we're running out of time here. people are hurting right now, and these prices are extraordinarily high right now. >> woodruff: the other thing we see about drug pricing is frankly a lack of transparency. we don't see what it is inside these companies that is leading to these price increases, do we? >> no, and in tk number of politicians have called for that. a number of states are c

people with severe allergies have been told they can use their epipens past their normal expiry date,ecause of a continuing shortage. now on bbc news, it's time for dateline. hello, a warm welcome to dateline london. i'm jane hill. it is party conference season here in britain. we're looking back at labour's week, and forward to the conservatives. we also turn our attention stateside to consider the ramifications of the bitter divisions exposed by the row about the president's nominee for the supreme court. with me is stephanie baker, senior writer at bloomberg markets, marc roche, correspondent for france's le point magazine, the british political commentator alex deane and the portuguese writer and academic eunice goes. so, jeremy corbyn told the labour faithful, meeting in liverpool, that he's ready to rebuild a divided country. he promised to renationalise the railways and create 400,000 jobs in the green economy. delegates also voted to keep all options open when it comes to brexit. political watchers spoke of more confidence and positivity at conference, compared to the year bef

people with severe allergies have been told they can use their epipens past their normal expiry date,se of a continuing shortage. now on bbc news, it's time for the travel show. coming up on this week's programme, london's vanishing landmarks. it's something you have to see, because there are not that many any more. being teased in turkey. roaming without the bills. looking good! and cat learns the secrets of horse whispering. hello, and welcome to the travel show, coming to you this week from the heart of central london. this place is known around the world for its red buses, red postboxes and these guys, the humble london red phone box. but time could soon be up for these iconic though now fairly little—used landmarks of street life in the capital. the red phone box is synonymous with london. when they were first introduced in the 1920s they gave many poorer londoners access to a telephone for the very first time, and after countless appearances in films, tv shows and movie studios, they became something of an icon both here and around the world. you come to london, you see the red

kasseipoia was hit by the car and robbed of her backpack filled with school supplies an ipod, and epipenssiopeia o'melay, victim// "nothing of real value at all just stuff that was really important to me." fortunately she was wearing her helmet...but suffered from cuts and hurt her arm. neighbors on wheeler street rushed out to help the young girl and called police.sot: karl o'melay, father// "he said are you the parent of kassiopeia and my wife gets this special look on her face when she's terrified and i was there and it was like time stopped until he said she was okay."kassiopeia is recovering...but her bike is now damaged...as the reality of what happened sinks in...she remains focused on the outpour of support from her community that have donated school supplies in time for her second week of class.sot: kassiopeia o'melay, victim// "its been pretty well at first i was freaked out about little things like my things homework but people have been really supportive i got my stuff replaced so quickly and its really been amazing."sot: karl o'melay, father// "were lucky nothing worse came o

immediate action in response to the coroner's report, and we also call upon the manufacturers of epipensg and recording reports of problems with food or items purchased at pret were inadequate and incoherent. we hope that lessons will be learned from this inquest, so this sort of tragedy never happened again. the legal team working on behalf of the family. the chief executive of pret a manger then spoke and apologised to the family for natasha's death. we're deeply sorry for natasha's death. we cannot begin to comprehend the pain the family have felt and the grief they will continue to feel. we've listened to everything the coroner and natasha's family have said this week and we will learn from it. all of us at pret want meaningful change to come from this tragedy. we will ensure that it does. the chief executive of the sandwich chain speaking outside of the coroner ‘s court, we will speak more about that and the coroner's strong words through the course of the afternoon. the mao in warwickshire has been closed in both directions after a crash involving three goods vehicles and a separat

people with severe allergies have been told they can use their epipens past their normal expiry date,ause of a continuing shortage. now on bbc news, inside out: west. tonight: flipping magic 7 we follow one lad's dream to set up his own football team. this is the day we are waiting forfor a long time. we are here to have fun and play good. hurray! and we're off to love island — the real love island. snorkelling is one of the highlights of myjob and it is what i have fallen in love with. there is a whole other kingdom of lundy under there. welcome to inside out west. but first, it's freshers' week at universities across the country. and for most students, it's their first experience away from home. but how safe are they? it was the beginning of term and i was on a society night out. as i was leaving, another student said he lived near me and he'd walk me back. i was always taught as a young girl, like, it's kind of ingrained in you to not walk home alone, that's sort of the safest thing to do. so i said, "yeah, sure". when we got to the steps up to my student house, he said he didn't f

people with severe allergies have been told they can use their epipens past their normal expiry date, of a continuing shortage. now on bbc news it is temporary. —— click. this week... drone delivers something. tim berners—lee turns the web on its head. and andy serkis plays a tormented, augmented orc. please, take me home. i can sing, i can dance, just take me home. i can do anything. knowledge is power — that's what we've been told. whoever holds the information has the control. our data is valuable. it really is, you know, as everyone says, the new oil. and for years we have been giving it away in exchange for... what? free services: social networks, e—mail, convenient shopping. and all the while, big companies have been recording our every move, selling our data on, and even using it to micro—target us based our personalities. early this year, the european union brought in the general data protection regulation to protect our privacy. but large amounts of our personal data is still stored and used by the tech giants. and some argue it should be wholly owned by us. not least because

people with severe allergies have been told they can use their epipens past their normal expiry date,hortage. now on bbc news it's time for witness. hello and welcome to witness. in this programme we will hear from five witnesses about their involvement in extraordinary moments in the 20th century history. we will hear one woman's recollection of operation market garden, the allies attempt to take hollande using paratroopers at the end of the second world war. head to russia for a story about the soviet union's effo rts a story about the soviet union's efforts to ban booze, find out about the murder of anti—apartheid campaigner steve biko, and hearfrom a former prisoner of war who build the bridge over the river choir at the bridge over the river choir at the end of the second world war. but we start with an individual who created one of the world's most widely used fitness programmes, catch to five k. in 1996 to get over a bad relationship break—upjudge clark started running. after a few weeks having caught the bug decided to create a plan to help get other people running and he put

pen should ideally be 25 million metres long, long enough to reach into the muscle tissue, but the epipen the doctor was asked whether stock standard injection adrenaline devices should be 25 millimetres and she said very clearly, yes. at that point natasha's father collapsed. the inquests and coroner is due to return conclusions on this case tomorrow. sarah campbell, thank you. a singer well known for his welsh verse has had a letter written to hsbc bank rejected — because it was "in a foreign language". poet and songwriter geraint lovgreen has complained to the welsh language commissioner, after his bank told him to resend his message, written in welsh, in english. hsbc has apologised and says it will offer better training to staff. sian lloyd reports. when geriant lovgreen wrote to his bank to let them know he'd moved house, the reply came as a shock. we noticed you send an e—mail which to the hsbc website in the uk in a foreign language. i said it's a disgrace that welsh is called a foreign language in wales and it reflects very badly on the training that you give your staff, i'll be

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kasseipoia was hit by the car and robbed of her backpack filled with school supplies an ipod, and epipensllergy. sot: kassiopeia o'melay, victim// "nothing of real value at all just stuff that was really important to me." fortunately she was wearing her helmet...but suffered from cuts and hurt her arm. neighbors on wheeler street rushed out to help the young girl and called police.sot: karl o'melay, father// "he said are you the parent of kassiopeia and my wife gets this special look on her face when she's terrified and i was there and it was like time stopped until he said she was okay."kassiopeia is recovering...but her bike is now damaged...as the reality of what happened sinks in...she remains focused on the outpour of support from her community that have donated school supplies in time for her second week of class.sot: kassiopeia o'melay, pretty well at first i was freaked out about little things like my things homework but people have been really supportive i replaced so quickly and its really been amazing."sot: karl o'melay, father// "were lucky nothing worse came of it and its bot

the thieves took her backpack with her ipod and epipen since i. she did suffer some scrapes, but no serious injuries. >>> scary moments of the washington state fair. 19 riders were stuck when a ride malfunctioned. some of them were upside down. you can see people hanging in the air. it is similar to or i the killed one person at the ohio state fair last year. everyone got off safely. no word on what caused the malfunction. >> you never know on those rights. that is the worst. to be stuck upside down. >> 10 minutes seems like forever. >>> let's get a check on tr whgog on over there? >> it is very busy today. there a lot of cars on the roadway. drive time is i with head to the trouble spot along the east shore freeway involving a motorcycle and a vehicle. it is blocking at least one lane. we will have a little better of a locator through there. it will be a little slow as we approach. it is improving just a little bit so maybe they are clearing and out of the roadway right now. sluggish along the east shore freeway. if you're traveling on 37, look a

kasseipoia was hit by the car and robbed of her backpack filled with school supplies an ipod, and epipensot: kassiopeia o'melay, victim// "nothing of real value at all just stuff that was really important to me." fortunately she was wearing her helmet...but suffered from cuts and hurt her arm. neighbors on wheeler street rushed out to help the young girl and called police.sot: karl o'melay, father// "he said are you the parent of kassiopeia and my wife gets this special look on her face when she's terrified and i was there and it was like time stopped until he said she was okay."kassiopeia is recovering...but her bike is now damaged...as the reality of what happened sinks in...she remains focused on the outpour of support from her community that have donated school supplies in time for her second week of class.sot: kassiopeia o'melay, victim// "its been pretty well at first i was freaked out about little things like my things homework but people have been really supportive i got my stuff replaced so quickly and its really been amazing."sot: karl o'melay, father// "were lucky nothing worse

kasseipoia was hit by the car and robbed of her backpack filled with school supplies an ipod, and epipensergy. sot: kassiopeia o'melay, victim// "nothing of real value at all just stuff that was really important to me." fortunately she was wearing her helmet...but suffered from cuts and hurt her arm. neighbors on wheeler street rushed out to help the young girl and called police.sot: karl o'melay, father// "he said are you the parent of kassiopeia and my wife gets this special look on her face when she's terrified and i was there and it was like time stopped until he said she was okay."kassiopeia is recovering...but her bike is now damaged...as the reality of what happened sinks in...she remains focused on the outpour of support from her community that have donated school supplies in time for her second week of class.sot: kassiopeia o'melay, victim// "its been pretty well at first i was freaked out about little things like my things homework but people have been really supportive i got my stuff replaced so quickly and its really been amazing."sot: karl o'melay, father// "were lucky nothin

people might remember this issue from when the maker of epipen misclassified the epipen as a generic drug. so administrator verma, how is cms tracking the classification of drugs in the medicaid rebate program to see if there are any misclassifications? >> so, first of all, in terms of the classifications, i will add, in terms of the medicaid rebates, that the affordable care act actually capped the amount of rebates that manufacturers had to give, so even as they've increased their prices, the affordable care act actually capped the amount of rebates, but in terms of the misclassifications, i agree with you this has been a significant issue. we know in the case of milen that there was definitely an issue there. we worked around a settlement of that that came to about $465 million that came back to taxpayers. what cms has done is put out guidance to manufacturers to make it very clear to them what the requirements are regarding the classification. the problem that we have, however, is that we don't have any enforcement authority, so we can put out guidance but if they are not classif

. >> they got my homework and like an ipod that i use to communicate when i had wi-fi and my epipens allergic to bees. >> reporter: this area is known as bicycle boulevard. few cars travel down it. >> it's blocked off every couple blocks. you can't drive down it. you have to be there on purpose and so it's always been like this is the safest place you can go, sweetie, you know. >> i would say that this is like a fairly safe area, but also you always have to be vigilant. >> reporter: this is the first year cassiopeia attended public school. she was home schooled in the past. there is a silver lining to all this. when the community heard what happened, they decided to donate school supplies, a backpack, even a new bike. cassiopeia said her new bike is expected to arrive any time. she plans to get back on it and ride to school. in berkeley, juliette goodrich, kpix5. >>> more violence at b.a.r.t.'s macarthur station, an agent punched in the face early saturday morning. two women told the station agent a man was harassing them. when that agent came up to help, the suspect attacked and tol

people might remember this issue from when my mind, the maker of epipen, misclassified the epipen as a generic drug. so, administrative verma, how is ems tracking the classification of drugs in the medical rebate program to see if there are any misclassification? >> first of all, in terms of the classification, i will add, in terms of the medicare rebates that the affordable care app -- at the amount every bad -- rebates. in terms of the misclassification, i agree with you, this has been a significant issue. we know in the case of mylan's, there was definitely an issue there. we worked on a settlement of that that came to about $465 million that came back to taxpayers. what cms has done is put out guidance to manufacturers to make it clear to them what their requirements are regarding the classification. the problem that we have, however, is that we don't have enforcement authority. we can put out guidance, but if they are not classifying appropriately, and we are limited in the amount of action we can take. >> i realize i'm running out of time, but my last piece of this question whi

first it got approved for an epipen alternative and now the fda has approved a migraine drug so manye need. how do you view the fda? it seems maybe i'm misinterpreting it, but seems like they are speeding up and getting rid of the red tape process of drug approval. >> obviously i don't want to comment on whether it's a good drug or not but generic drugs are good in general, because generic drugs are actually a copy of the branded or innovative drug or the fda wouldn't approve them. the same drugs are available lower price, why not? liz: how do you feel about scott gottleib's leadership so far? >> i don't want to comment on any one individual but obviously the fda has done an amazing job, especially in the last few decades, where they kept us healthy and made sure only effective products come to market. liz: we want to be healthy as flu season approaches. a lot of our viewers get flu shots. some don't. i don't. i always get a flu shot. tell me how this is shaping up -- the 2017 season was classified as a high severity, 180 pediatric deaths last year. where are you now as one of the bi

he wants more americans to be able to carry it around like you would an epipen. >> i just want to getk to -- from where i sit, usually reporting from europe and around the world, some of the stuff that's come out in the bob woodward book and in previous accounts of this white house and this presidency -- people are kind of concerned. they don't know how to adjust and adapt for the trump factor. they see him sometimes denigrating and pouring cold water over global alliances and the hard work of diplomacy and negotiations and tending to cozy up -- that's my word -- to more traditional adversaries. then, they also see, well, the president may say something and tweet something, but the government -- the administration, congress -- are actually taking traditional foreign-policy, you know, positions. do you buy that? i mean, is this administration doing traditional foreign policy while president trump, nonetheless, says what he wants to say about things and responds to various allies and adversaries in that way? >> well, as secretary and general jim mattis said earlier this week in response

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