. >> pennsylvania senator bob casey called on the fda to ban the sale of powder caffeine.onight reporter instead of know stall investigates how dangerous it can be and how easy it is to get right here in philadelphia. >> reporter: a single teaspoon of pure powdered caffeine is equal to 25 cups of coffee. the supplement is touted as a powerful energy boost that can improve work outs and weight loss but the fda has issued warnings that it can be deadly and shouldn't be used. among its victims one ought-year-old logan a stan out student in ohio who died from an overdose. >> he had no idea what he was doing. none. >> pennsylvania senator robert casey says the fda should be more aggressive investigating powdered caffeine and consider banning it. >> why do you think it's taking the fda so long to take action. >> fda is a regulatory agency and sometimes may not have the same sense of urgency that we have or certainly that constituents are taxpayers have. >> it's not illegal and can be found online and in some stores. we went to vitamin so store in northeast philadelphia. the pers

caffeine and consider banning it. >> why do you think it's taking the fda so long to take action. >>a regulatory agency and sometimes may not have the same sense of urgency that we have or certainly that constituents are taxpayers have. >> it's not illegal and can be found online and in some stores. we went to vitamin so store in northeast philadelphia. the person selling it didn't know about the potential dangers. >> the fda is saying people probably shouldn't be using it. >> i'll have to tell the boss and maybe we'll do something about it and take the off the shelfs. >> everyone should be on the same page about how dangerous this substance is. and that should not be used in any form in any way. >> i call the fda for row action to senator casey. a spokesperson says the agency is considering every legal option and regulatory action consume mrs. are being advised to avoid powdered caffeines specially bulk bags sold on the internet. i'm instead of know stall, cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> we've got incredible video now of a big dust cloud. take closer look at this much the cloud strong e

the fda argues familiarity makes pure powdered caffeine potentially dangerous. is cheap, sold online and over the counter, accessible to anyone. 7 on your side consumer investigator kimberly suiters found out confusion about dosing can lead to death. >> pure powdered caffeine, sold as a dietary supplement, taken for an energy boost, but the wrong dosage can be deadly. >> they killed him. >> this 18-year-old, a homecoming king and champion wrestler ,an a student tried an unknown amount of powdered caffeine once. >> it is in. >> the prince of a 24-year-old said their son attempted to take the right dosage. >> conversion charts were up up on his phone. he was trying to take. >> >> within minutes, he went into cardiac arrest and into a coma. >> something has to be done about this lethal products and nobody else's children get killed. >> they are behind a petition signed by thousands to band powdered caffeine. some manufacturers print dosage amounts and warning, but the cdc has its own position, cowling on the fda to strengthen labeling for powdered caffeine now and

walk through how quickly the fda decided to adopt?> well, we got an approval for this particular application in 122 days. normally the regular stoocht is 170 days. the fda worked with us in a collaborative way in order to achieve this they recognize the need and worked with the company in order to achieve this in record time. >> no you this device will save some more steps, sent on the sensor issue, right? >> oh, absolutely. so if not approved yet. but this device is the new deployment. so heretofore our deployment system was 11 stems. now you move to four steps but one button pushing. so in terms again of administration deployment of the system on the body it's one-handed. it's very simple and by the way, we take a huge amount of costs associated with the old system that this new system. >> now, how long will it take for people who have a type i diabetes or their families to know about this? >> we are trying to get the information along with fda. the fda issued their own press release on the o'profl. we followed with our press releas

are there legitimate medical reasons behind the fda's seeming reluctance?e is one that's already fda approvaled for vaginal dryness. it's not that the fda is resistant for approving drugs to help sexual dysfunction in women. i've been working in this field for 15 years. they do recognize it's an issue and a problem. safety efficacy is important. it's required to take daily. it's a once a day medication. it does change brain chemistry. dopamine levels in our brain. there are side effects of in. in terms of the efficacy satisfactory sexual events. compared to the placebo, presented to the fda, it was the increase of one more sexual satisfying event. if you weigh the risks and benefits of taking a daily medication that alters brain chemistry in addition of the potential side effects of nausea dizziness, fatigue, dry mouth, significant, which are significant. that's the schaj. >> but of course the equivalent male drugs like viagra have lists of side effect effects. are we allowing men to -- is it about the efficacy? >> viagra is not taken daily. it's on an as-n

we went to the fda and we found that there are 310 facilities in the united states licensed to store the cord blood, but unlike nail salons or hair salon, there is no license. they inspect 1 in 10. and that is how there was ip sect traps and debris above the cord blood processing area, and a dead insect above the freezer area and the man that we called said that they continue to store the samples, but he is not enrolling new customers at the time, and when we tried to ask further questions he hung up. in las vegas, will was no quality program and no procedures for cleaning or sanitation. and in mississippi, there was a laundry list of violations including dust, dirt trash, and various dead insects found throughout the processing and the storage areas, and there was also a failure for cleaning sanitizing and maintaining equipment. and that cell freeze closed in 2009 and vista cord was acquired in 2010, and they said that of the samples that were tested all were viable. and remember when crystal stored her son's cord blood in biobanc, the fda said in a inspection that they were not scr

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they also told us that you're working with the fda. records show the fda has known about problems with dirty scopes for years. in 2009 the agency issued this safety communication. it cautioned that endoscopes are fundamentally difficult to clean and disinfect and sterilize and provided health care facilities with recommendations to deal with those revokes. over the next -- with those risks. it was virtually silent until just last week, when it issued this safety communication, about the cleaning of the endoscopes. it was issued just two days after the ucla story broke on the front page of the los angeles times. >> i am speechless when it comes to they. when a medical device or drug is being used is harming people and it's risen to the level it has today, action knees to be needs to be done. it needs to be done two years ago. >> medical device purchasers are treated by the fda with far too much deference. >> the problem is there has to be a critical eye around to make sure that the manufacturer isn't trying to get away with taking short

nih and fda will be working together and with the private sector. it will get the precision medicine to work right, that the data and information from those entities in colorado will be incorporated in the thinking. so it's going to take close partnerships, the million-person study we're talking about we will be working closely with institutes. and we're actually getting the input of how we structure it up front. organizations like those that you talked about in colorado we look forward to hearing from. >> you know what, two important points, to quickly respond to that and i have one other question. it proves, i think, to the people around here who say all is lost all the time, we can't improve anything it's a disaster, the fda, that's the go-to place for people who want to innovate within the agency and outside of the agency. we ought to be doing more of that, when we think about what we're going to do going forward. and second as you point out this is about keeping american jobs here and american innovation here and driving an economy that is actu

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the fda said it gets to one in ten banks a year. that may explain conditions like these. at newborn blood banking in florida in 2009 inspectors found an insect trap and debris above the cord blood processing area and a dead insect near the liquid nitrogen freezer. we called the company. that man who answered said the bank continues to the store samples but isn't enrolling thu customers. we tried to ask further questions and he hung up. at cell freeze in las vegas inspectors found no quality program for cord blood and no established procedures for cleaning and sanitation. at vista cord in mississippi, a laundry list of violations include dust dirt trash and dead insects found throughout the processing and storage areas. indiana spectors found a failure in procedures for cleaning sanitizing and maintaining equipment. cell freeze closed in 2009. vista cord was acquired by family cord in 2010. the company says of the samples it tested all are viable. remember wh where crystal stored her son's cord blood, bio bank usa, in a routine 2009 inspection the fda said the company viol

the fda changes its mind about in-home dna testing.e'll test how the latest move what it could mean for you and your health. stay with us. ♪ gerri: federal government gave the go-ahead for first-ever in-home dna testing kit. this is a big deal for anybody who wants to find out if they're predisposed to certain diseases. new approval covers testing certain ailments but the fda may expand it. with us dr. kevin campbell unc department of medicine. dr. campbell, welcome back to the show. why did the government change its mind, my friend? >> i'm not so sure as complete change of mind as it is the beginning of a negotiation process. what happened with 23andme after they were put in a timeout chair in 2013. they're allowing them to test one genetic disease. they worked with the fda to make sure the test was reliable and valid. gerri: interesting you bring them up. they were behind the most recent move bit dna we had them on the show. they make a very good argument allowing people to do this are you in favor of people having access to their ow

it is revealing i think that the fda are under another service. from the outset, your two most important agencies are under different cabinet level secretaries. but yes, they regulate the casing one way, and the sausage another. >> there is also a performance standard idea, right? i think, i guess what i thought before i read the article is there are some inspectors out there, and they're looking at, they're spot checking some amount of the food going through the system. if they find bad stuff there is some kind of audit, and if there is salmonella it gets pulled. >> that's how they would like it to work, but in a 1999 lawsuit, they discovered much to their surprise when they lost the lawsuit they were not allowed to shut a lawsuit down. ever since they have been forced to use a work around method. and whether or not that is working. >> i investigate, my job is i'm an investigator, and my job is to go and investigate a place where they are, say, processing chicken, right? >> unlike fda, there are inspectors on the line at every open plant. the fda

the fda giving final approval for a new breast cancer drug.alled ibran and targets proteins involved in the grouting of cancer cells. it could change the way the disease is treated. we are joined by the associate director of the breast cancer program in the 0a cannon institute. is this a game changer? >> it has the possibility of being a game changer. the study was the study that was approved but lomba one. it showed the doubling of survival for women with breast cancer from 10-22.2 months. there is a study underway to confirm this but i think that it has the potential to be practice the way first line patients are treated. >> how is it different than what is on the market? >> this drug is given in combination with litriowa zol. and in this trial women received the standard of care or the combination. it is a inhiriter. and it is important to tell cancer cells to divide. by giving a medication like palbocilib. we block the growth. >> wharthe side affects? for cancer there is a lot of side affects. what approximate this one. >> that is a great

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doctors believed one medication could work but it wasn't approved by the fda.ors requested it under a program called expanded access that gives patients a legal way to access a drug that's still under investigation. >> he doesn't get this it's not going to go well for him. >> reporter: expanded access also known as compassionate use, is a complicated issue. an fda spokesman told us the agency typically grants most requests for investigational drugs. but then it's the drug manufacturers who ultimately make the decision. >> i think that's scientific evidence and safety are the two biggest factors. >> reporter: oncologist dr. jeffrey dome is with children's national health system and says even when science backs the safety and effectiveness of a drug there can be other issues that get in the way of approval. >> sometimes companies might be close to getting fda approval and they don't want a piece of bad publicity or a negative event to derail the process. >> they had something that was going to save our son's life and i just right or wrong, we were going to do it.

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congress member ted lu wants a hearing on the fda to prevent additional infections.eantime the first lawsuit was filed on monday in los angeles. >>> two studies suggest exposure in early childhood can help build immunity in serious allergies. british reachersearchers found that introducing peanuts into the child's diet can decrease allergyies allergies. and the other study where dishes were washed by hand rather than dishwasher were less likely to develop eczema. the peanut butter study you cannot send peanut cookies into a school. if the answer is feed them peanuts from the time they are young. >> we never had the allergy problem. i don't know what we did or didn't do. >> check in with the boss. >>> 55 minutes past the hour. the plunge in oil prices has some members of opec concerned. they want to discuss options, but the saudis are stand in the way. all the drama as we get an early start on your money next. he's out there. there's a guy out there whose making a name for himself in a sport where your name and maybe a number are what define you. somewhere in that pac

the fda says it gets to roughly one in ten banks a year that may explain conditions like these.blood banking in florida in 2009 inspectors found an intact trap and debris above the cord blood processing area and a dead insect near the liquid nitrogen freezer. we called the company. the man who answered confirm they continue to store samples but he is not enrolling new customers at this time. when we tried to ask further questions, he hung up. at cell freeze in las vegas, investigators found no quality program for cord blood and no established procedures for cleaning and sanitation. and at vista cord in mississippi, a laundry list of violations including dust dirt trash, and various dead insects throughout the processing and storage areas. inspectors also found a failure in procedures for cleaning sanitizing and maintaining equipment. cellfreeze closed in 2009 and vista cord was acquired by family cord in 2010. the company says of the samples it has tested all are viable. and remember where crystal stored her son's cord blood, biobanc usa? in a routine 2009 inspection the fda sai

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last week the fda issued an alert after seven patients at.ected with an an an antibiotic-resistant bacteria. two people died. ucla said it properly cleaned the scopes but the fda has acknowledged the scopes are hard to thorough clean but says pulling the devices would prevent people from gating life- saving procedures. >>> the u.s. postal service is honoring mia angelo with a stamp. details will be unveiled at a later date. may a angelou is best phone for "i know why the cage bird sings." her poetry earned her a pulitzer prize and she was awarded the presidential medal of freedom in 2011. >>> in college basketball, the kansas jayhawks lost to their biggest rival and then they faced an even tougher challenge after the game, trying to get back to the locker room. thousands of kansas state fans stormed onto the court some of the fan enthusiasm may have gone too far. run person was scene across the floor doing this. they had 0 to subdue a rowdy fan. the league is vee you what happens and is considering stricter rules. >>> marshawn lynch is consid

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the fda says it gets to roughly 1 in 10 banks a year. that may explain conditions like these. at newborn blood banking in florida, investigators found an insect trap and debris above the processing area and a dead insect near the liquid nitrojanuary freezer. >> they confirm their continue to store samples but he's not enrolling new customers. when we tried to ask further kwgzs, he hung up. >> at cell freeze in las vegas, they found no quality program for cord blood and no established procedures for cleaning and sanitation, and at vista cord in mississippi, a launtry list of violations including dust dirt trash, and various dead insects found throughout the processing and storage areas. inspectors also found a failure in procedures for cleaning sanitizing and maintaining equipment. cell freeze closed in 2009 and vista cord was acquired by family cord in 2010. the company says of the samples it has tested all are viable. and remember what crystal stored her son's cord blood? in a routine 2009 inspection the fda said they violated regulations including not screening mothers for c

will the answer come from a pill rejected by the fda twice? dr.ext here on "cbs this morning." controversy. that's coming up next on "cbs this morning." stand by pc. fade to black. i don't know if you've ever taken the time to learn a little tiny bit of somebody else's native tongue? that opens up the doors to trust. my name is kanyon. i'm a technician here in portland oregon. every morning, i give each one of my customers a call to give them a closer eta. and when i called this customer, i discovered that he was deaf. then i thought of amanda. i've known american sign language since i was about 8 years old. it's like music for your eyes. and i thought that was an amazing gift to have, to be able to communicate with the deaf. my friend kanyon asked me to help him explain how today's appointment will go. he was nodding his head and giggling a little bit. i earned his trust that day, i guess. . ♪ >>> the mak >>> the makers of a possible treatment for women's sexual dysfunction are trying for a third time this morning to win fda approval. it's sparki

. >> how is the fda not regulating this stuff?bill passed exempts her ball supplements for the scrutiny the fda gives to regular drugs. and efforts as they do to any product you buy was defeated. we became aware in my office of studies showing these problems. the canadian institute of health. we wept to stores all over new york. this does not relate just to these four chains. this is an industry that is multibillion dollars. more than 150 americans take her ball supplements. this is just the beginning. we bought products. we did tests by scientists. each sample was tested five different ways for genetic bar coding to see what genetic material was there. and the results were that 21% of them had material or traces of the dna if it was ginseng or a house plant, apparently. >> it's two separate issues. they didn't contain the stuff you were buying. the second is the significant portion had other contaminates not listed on the label. that moves it to the issue of consumer fraud to a public held issue. there have been instances of live

. >>> the fda has approved multiple treatments of men's sexual dysfunction.is morning we'll look at new efforts on a drug for women for the first time. >>> plus only on "cbs this morning," inside t >>> good morning i'm's ukee washington. lets go of to katie to see is what up with the forecast. >> is what up is what is going down and that is the thermometer readings here in the next couple of days very very cold air coming our way. it is already cold outside. i don't want to you misunderstand me here. this morning it is still bundling up adequately but you we do expect a quiet day, we are off to a quiet start light wind, plenty of snow on the ground and not going anywhere because these temperatures are off to a chilly start outside whitefield elementary school and every where else. it is well below average at 29 degrees anyway, there will be late day and more so nighttime snow showers that come through leaving a quick coating, that is it and tomorrow we are back in the up are teens as well as for friday and friday and saturday morning, vittoria could be record