and the the f.d.a. saying that's ok the bad news is the f.d.a. knows that because the company tested six fish. that's it this is not good enough for high school science project and the f.d.a. has to honest this is the best science available and it's also science done by the company itself the f.d.a. should have looked at the data it got from the company and said go back do what the canadians are doing a study in salmon do it this weeds are doing a study in salmon and he'd had twenty years to work on this is this is good as you can do we shouldn't approve it it's unbelievable really that people are kind of defer to this agency and say you know it's the end all be all if they've approved it then it must be safe i mean here you have michael taylor x. vice president monsanto working on this and this really high up cabinet position in the f.d.a. why do people have such an inherent trust in this in this agency. well i think it's all they know you know. what people tell you you should trust to some extent and the the more i study. the practices of the f

and the f.d.a.ailed to complete a cost benefit analysis of the regulation in order to justify its necessity. >> they're required to do it and they didn't. they simply said we can't quantify a benefit from this rule and that's because they can't. >> the f.d.a. says it's received hundreds of public comments on the proposed regulation and consider them before issuing a final role which they say will include that economic analysis. in washington, shannon bream, fox news. >> we thank you, shannon for that report. >> in the meantime, the search for the suspected ex-cop turned suspected killer is turning more challenging by the day. there's a winter storm and it's slowing investigators progress not in the northeast or having their own, they are looking for christopher dorner and police say they're not going to give up. >> our folks just have different clothes and boots on, but we're going to continue regardless of the weather and we have the equipment we need to get up on top of the mountain and our folks

jon, the f.d.a.two-someday hearing on this but what are the possible solutions to this problem? >> scott they're focusing on education. patients think "this is a safe drug my doctor prescribed it it's f.d.a. approved." the f.d.a. is try to rework that misconception. and the white house are trying something that when doctors allow the d.e.a. to write the narcotics prescription first they have to take a course that teaches them how the correctly use it. >> pelley: jon thanks very much. we now know what caused the light to go out at the super bowl. today the power company traced the problem to an electrical relay. a brand-new device that was installed specifically to prevent a power failure. the company that made the relay insisted today there was no problem with the equipment itself, that company says it just wasn't set up properly. why would people go out of their way to stand on this line? steve hartman goes "on the road" to meet a mailman with a very special delivery, next. [ coughs ] [ angry gibber

patients think "this is a safe drug, my doctor prescribed it, it's f.d.a. approved." the f.d.a.ework that misconception. and the white house is trying something that when doctors apply to the d.e.a. to write the narcotics prescription first they have to take a course that teaches them how the correctly use it.y >> pelley: jon, thanks very much. we now know what caused the light to go out at the super bowl. w today the power company traced the problem to an electrical relay.da a brand-new device that wase pr installed specifically to prevent a power failure.led the company that made the relay insisted today there was no problem with the equipment t itself, that company says ithe just wasn't set up properly. why would people go out of their way to stand on this line? o steve hartman goes "on the road" to meet a mailman with a very special delivery, next. mailman with a ery [ coughs ] [ angry gibberish ] i took something for my sinuses, but i still have this cough. [ male announcer ] a lot of sinus products don't treat cough. they don't? [ male announcer ] nope, but alka seltzer pl

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says furloughs would result in f.d.a. 2,100 fewer inspections of food plants, increasing the risk of food-borne illness. and medical research could be cut by $1.6 billion, slowing progress in the fight against disease, including cancer and alzheimer's. medicare, medicaid and social m security would be largelyel spared, scott, and critics of this whole process say that is a fundamental flaw because those becau entitlement programs are a major driver of the national debt. >> pelley: just over a week away. chip, thanks very much. the bail hearing for olympic runner oscar pistorius took a sharp turn today when his a lawyers tore into the prosecution's case. pistorius, a double amputee who pi runs on custom blades, is charged with murdering his girlfriend. he blames it was an accident an that he fired shots into his bathroom believing that a burglar was inside.side emma hurd is following the case for us in pretoria, south africa. >> reporter: the defense team for oscar pistorius went on the attack today, cross-examiningexamin the lead detective investigating th the fatal shooting of reeva

here is the thing, should the f.d.a.n behalf of americans or is it up to us to take more responsibility for our own health? joining us now is attending physician and assistant proffer in the department of emergency medicine at new york (center. thank you for joining us. just so americans know first of all, how much sugar do we get on average and how much is recommended? the world health organization and american heart association recommend 32 grams of added sugar. that is not counting what you get in fruits and vegetables but added sugar a day per person if a general 2,000 calorie diet. that is the equivalent of eight teaspoons of sugar added. maybe like six if women and nine for men so that is how much they recommend. >>heather: but we are getting more? >> the truth is, in general, americans get about 18 to 23 range teaspoons a day, two or three time more than recommended coming out to 300 to 400 calories. >> they always are supersizing or getting the large ones and they are always refilling. what is the danger with a p

. >> pelley: the f.d.a.new medical device today that could help victims a rare eye disease. images captured by a camera are transmitted to electrodes and transplanted into the patient's retina. the f.d.a. says this may help victims of retinitis pigmentosa detect light and dark. memories of camelot are going up for sale. that story next. is next. humira has been proven to work for adults who have tried other medications but still experience the symptoms of moderate to severe crohn's disease. in clinical studies, the majority of patients on humira saw significant symptom relief and many achieved remission. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal events, such as infections, lymphoma or other types of cancer have happened. blood, liver and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions and new or worsening heart failure have occurred. before starting humira, your doctor should test you for tb. ask your doctor if you live in or have been to a region

implant that could restart eyesight to the blind procedure that was once only a dream actually has f.d.a. approval right here in the us can't leave out the robotic exoskeleton a body suit straight out of a science fiction movie that can get paraplegics a new lease on life and give the average person more than average abilities and last but not least three d. printers capable printing anything almost including human organs could this be the end of organ donors and could we start seeing human being blown out of the machine to discuss these amazing new technologies their benefits and their potential for abuse i'm joined now by b.t.s. producer manual rob lowe hello i have a house going low let's start talking about the proto proto robot looks let's check this out ok this is terrifying i think i have i don't know i mean i know that it has a lot of practical applications which i want to talk about now but it's just it's a really frightening image and it's a really i mean i think it's pretty cool looks like it looks like the little it's from from robocop and you can even see it going up stairs

my gosh, probably ten times out in every agency from the f.d.a. to the department of congress to some useless agencies like the department of education. and the other thing we saw in the clip that president obama had the first responders, the firefighters and oh, my gosh, they're all going to vanish. well, i have a question, why is firefighters, why is that a federal function? we're paying for firefighters for our tax money in arizona and pennsylvania. that's all local unless you think that's small dollars. that's 310 million dollars we file to the government to spend on localities. >> jonas, i'm going to get to you in just a minute, but i want to let jehmu respond. go ahead. >> well, the facts are, with the sequester, the gdp goes down, and if unemployment goes up. that's not good for anyone. 10,000 teachers are going to be at risk of losing their jobs, what about the 400,000 people-- >> and lose the health services. >> jehmu, we have the-- >> it's a responsibility, not a-- >> and education will be a factor. 1.5 million children, their education

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the f.d.a.t to approve the sale of genetically- >>> you could soon find more genetically modified food for sale in your supermarket. the fda is about to approve the sale of genetically engineered salmon and as kpix 5 consumerwatch reporter julie watts explains, consumers could have trouble spotting the fake fish. >>> reporter: whether raised on a farm or fished from the wild salmon is a popular and healthy choice. would you eat salmon created in a lab? introduce genetically modified salmon created using genes from other fish. >> this is a crossing a line in a lab. this wouldn't happen naturally. this is crossing different species. >> reporter: and this is the end result. these fish are all the same age and had the same parents but take a look at the fish on top. it's genetically modified. and much larger. aqua bounty that created the salmon claims they grow twice as fast. each has genes from the larger chinook salmon and eel-like ocean pout. the fda is expected to approve the fish saying it's sa

also we have an f.d.a.l research and it's going to be cut by an estimated $3 million. well, that facility is a nice little economic engine for that part of the state. and that means when they cut, it's going to have a negative ripple affect, an adverse ripple effect in our part of the state's economy as well. mr. president, i know that in this chamber and in this town there's a lot of discussion about making the government smaller and how we should cut the government and how the government should be leaner and all that and you know what? a lot of that i don't disagree with. but i do think it's important for all of us as responsible policymakers to understand the reality that whether we like it or not -- and many of us have philosophic disagreements on this and i'm not trying to get do that -- but whether we like it or not, our government is very intertwined in the u.s. economy. our government is a critical part of the u.s. economy. so you take something like the food industry, and i'm chairman of the agricu

the final version of this f.d.a.yn. >> alisyn: i love knowing the calorie count of my morning, but-- >> do you want to know? >> i don't buy it at starbucks because i know, but i don't know that it's worth 1 billion dollars. >> that's a pretty hefty price tag for any scone. >> alisyn: it is, shannon. thank you for bringing is to our attention. new developments next on another health care bombshell. a nonpartisan group now predicting more than 7 million americans will lose their insurance at work in the near future. so, does that suggest some other health care promises may not hold up? our panel is going to crunch the numbers for u plus, a heart breaking update on victims of super storm sandy. more than a hundred days later why some people cannot cut through the red tape and get back inside their home. >> we're living in one room, one room. now, you tell me what mom and woman can stay in one room 24 hours a day. >> every day is a struggle to obtain affordable food, transportation and the basic necessities, like soap an

innovation could give adults going blind another chance of sight that has received f.d.a. approval. $100,000 device will not restore sight but give patients the ability to perceive light and dark that can help with tasks such as reading large signs or navigating a sidewalk. >> republican senator rubio is cashing in on the infamous water sipping moment during the republican response to the president's "state of the union" address. rubio has raised $100,000 since the speech through the pac "reclaim america" selling 3,400 custom water bottles that have his name in bright red letters on a white background for a minimum donation of $25. >> making the most of an opportunity! >> that looks bad at first, even. >> we could do the same with the weather with changes and we have wet weather from los angeles. >> right. mike? >> we need the wet weather. it will dampen some of the commute which will make it a nuisance. now, what is happening today. we are going do have more of the cloud cover north and less cloud cover south so we go from, say, mostly cloudy to partly sunny with temperatures runni

two months later, the f.d.a. did not approve its hepatitis b vaccine and the stock was cut in half. now, next week, they're coming up for a vote again on this vaccine and i'd like to know what your current opinion is? >> remember, the wall street journal recently mentioned my name for the first time in about five years -- no, i'm just kidding. they mentioned that i got amalin wrong and i got d-vax wrong. and i don't expect much from next week. i do think that the stock got overly down, but i said i got it wrong. i mean, i get things wrong. and i got dbex wrong. but i'm not making a big bet on it. not after i got it so wrong that i have to eat the crow. let's go to pat in new york, please. pat? >> caller: jim, how are you? >> not bad, houpd are you? >> caller: i'm doing well. doing well. jim, in light of the growing number of threats and the recent exposure to a cyber espionage yunt in china, posing threats not only to our government, but the global economy, do you feel that source fire is a good play in the market? >> i am concerned that these are high-flying stocks that when they m

the website claims a "modern day medical miracle" and says, "we are f.d.a. registered," apparent approval from the food and drug administration. the founder and director of stem tech labs is an alabama doctor named dan ecklund. we've been tracking dr. ecklund for months. >> hello, is dan ecklund there, please? >> we asked the sussers to contact dr. ecklund. ecklund sent them a letter which offered the blind and paralyzed adam the possibility of an improved level of consciousness, improved ability to see, to speak, to stand, and walk. what can stem cells really do today? we asked a scientist who's doing some of the world's most advanced studies in stem cells, dr. joanne kurtzberg. >> i personally think we're 10 years away from seeing real cell therapies that are working and are safe, but i do believe it will come. >> dr. kurtzberg is a physician and the chief scientific officer of a stem cell research program at duke university. she advises the federal government and is the codirector of this multimillion dollar laboratory which works with stem cells harveste

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the f.d.a. approved its use for patients with an advanced form of the disease that's more aggressive. wall street closed out a volatile week with a big day. the dow jones industrial average gained nearly 120 points to close just over 14,000, making up most of the lost ground of the last two days. the nasdaq rose 30 points to close well above 3,161. for the week, the dow gained a fraction of 1%. the nasdaq fell nearly 1%. those are some of the day's major stories. now, back to judy. >> woodruff: u.s. and japanese leaders met today at the white house. one major topic was how to deal with an increasingly assertive china. margaret warner has the story. >> warner: for prime minister shinzo abe, just two months in office, this visit to washington was an early opportunity to emphasize japan's alliance with the united states. and at the white house today, he heard welcome words from president obama. >> obviously, japan is one of and the u.s. japan alliance is the central foundation for our regional secu

just h.h.s., the f.d.a. is under h.h.s., these are agencies in charge of billions and billions and billions of dollars so i think these cabinet members do have a lot of responsibility, even if the most important political decisions are being made at the white house. >> ifill: and the most important political economic decisions being made out of white house? >> they're certainly at the white house, but you do have situations and you had them in the past where the treasury department was very much a junior partner in that process, when the big decisions were made at the white house. that was the case for the first two treasury sctz under george bush. that has not been the case with president obama. don't forget where jack lu is coming from, the outgoing chief of staff of barack obama. he has been central to all the thinking on the process. so to your question, does the cabinet appointment matter? it does in a sense, when congress or another country is negotiating with the administration. they want ton the pers

just h.h.s., the f.d.a. is under h.h.s., these are agencies in charge of billions and billions and billions of dollars so i think these cabinet members do have a lot of responsibility, even if the most important political decisions are being made at the white house. >> ifill: and the most important political economic decisions being made out of white house? >> they're certainly at the white house, but you do have situations and you had them in the past where the treasury department was very much a junior partner in that process, when the big decisions were made at the white house. that was the case for the first two treasury sctz under george bush. that has not been the case with president obama. don't forget where jack lu is coming from, the outgoing chief of staff of barack obama. he has been central to all the thinking on the process. so to your question, does the cabinet appointment matter? it does in a sense, when congress or another country is negotiating with the administration. they want ton the pers